PHILADELPHIA - One game remains in the 2017 season for the University of Pennsylvania men's soccer team, as the Quakers travel north to The Bay State, facing Harvard on Saturday, Nov. 11 at 4 p.m. 

GAME INFORMATION
PENN (3-12-1, 1-4-1 Ivy) AT HARVARD (2-9-4, 1-3-2 Ivy)
Saturday, Nov. 11 | 4 p.m. | Jordan Field | Live Stats | Ivy League Network

PREVIEWING PENN
*While fans of the program and Coach Rudy Fuller himself would say the team has turned the corner in recent weeks in regards to quality of play, unfortunately that has not translated to results on the scoresheet for the Red and Blue. Penn has lost three straight after its throttling against Yale on Oct. 21, most recently an overtime loss at the hands of Princeton, the second consecutive overtime defeat for the Quakers.

*Against the Tigers, Penn struck first in the 14th minute, as senior captain Sam Wancowicz found the rebound of a saved shot from Jake Kohlbrenner, sending it straight to the back of the net to give the Quakers the advantage. Princeton would strike back just eight minutes later though, evening the game at 1-1. The score would remain knotted until the final whistle of regulation, before the Tigers increased their attack, needing only four minutes to net the golden-goal winner.

*Joe Swenson remains one of the most prolific scorers in the Ivy League this season, owning seven goals to his name, third-most in the Ancient Eight. Paired with two assists on the year, Swenson boasts a total of 16 points, also third among conference foes. 

*Seen just last game against Princeton, Wancowicz has increased his offensive efficiency of late, scoring a goal in each of the last two contests. The senior heads into the final game of his career with 26 points to his name on 10 goals and six assists. 

*Four Quakers have started and played in all 16 contests this fall, including Swenson, Wancowicz, Jerel Blades and Brandon Bartel. Bartel leads the team with 1,428 minutes on the year. 

*Kohlbrenner ranks third on the team with six points this year on two goals and two assists. The freshman from New York has started every game since Sept. 17, a run of 12 straight. 

*Junior Scott Forbes has started each of the last five matches in the cage for the Quakers. Forbes owns 29 saves this season in over 1,000 minutes played.

NEWS AND NOTES: HARVARD
*The Crimson rank right above Penn in the Ivy League standings with five points to the Quakers' four. Harvard sports an overall record of 2-9-4 on the year, with wins over both Providence and Yale, and has not won a game since Sept. 30, nor has it won a game at home all season. 

*Harvard holds a narrow lead over the Red and Blue in the all-time series by a margin of 39-42-5. The Quakers are seeking their first victory over the Crimson since a 2-0 in Cambridge in 2013 that sealed the Ivy League championship for Penn. The two squads did not play a season ago.

*Sophomore Philip Hausen leads the way for Harvard with nine points on the year, with three goals and three assists to his name. Three other Crimson have tallied multiple goals this year, shouldering the load on Harvard's goal total of 10. Senior Kyle Parks has been the primary starter in between the pipes for Harvard, with a GAA of 1.60.