CAMBRIDGE – Faced with early adversity, No. 10 Penn rallied in fine fashion to pick up a 13-10 win at Harvard.

The Quakers spotted the Crimson leads of 4-0 and 5-1 before shutting the door the rest of the way – allowing just five goals over the game's final 46:29. The Quakers held Harvard to just two goals over a span of 39:50 before the Crimson scored three in the final 3:29.

The second half of the first half was a complete turnaround for the Quakers. After conceding five goals in the first 13:31, Penn held the Crimson off the scoreboard for the final 16:29 of the opening period to climb back into the game.

Penn finished the first half on a 4-0 run to enter halftime tied, 5-5. The Red and Blue had five different goal scorers in the first half, and were 4-for-6 on free position attempts to methodically erase an early 4-0 deficit.

In the second half, Penn conceded the first goal but countered with six in a row to build an 11-6 lead and take control of the game.

One game after scoring eight goals, Alex Condon netted four to lead all scorers. Emily Rogers-Healion had three goals and two assists for a team-high five points. Natalie Stefan had two goals, with Erin Barry, Lauren D'Amore, Sarah Barcia and Gabby Rosenzweig each adding one.

The Quakers were 7-for-13 on free positions in the game – a single-game high for the 2017 season.

Natalie Stefan was a force on the draw for Penn, winning a game-high seven as Penn held a 14-11 edge on the draw

Britt Brown was up to her usual tricks, making 13 saves after allowing the four early goals.

• Harvard struck twice in the first 1:05 to build an early 2-0 lead. Katie Muldoon had the first one, followed by Marisa Romeo.

• The deficit for Penn became 4-0 after two goals in 26 seconds from Maeve McMahon. Her second was a behind-the-back low shot with 24:03 to play in the first half.

• Erin Barry ended Penn's drought to start the game, connecting on a free position from center hash 10:05 into the game.

• Romeo scored a free position goal with 16:29 left in the first half to give Harvard a 5-1 lead.

• Penn scored the game's next four goals to tie the game, 5-5. Three of the goals were free positions, the lone goal in the run of play an Alex Condon score off a pass from Erin Barry.

• The other goals in the run were free positions from Lauren D'Amore and Natalie Stefan. D'Amore's goal was her first of the season.

• Harvard got on the board early in the second half, Keely MacAfee scoring from the left post to give Harvard a 6-5 lead 0:55 into the second period.

• Penn tied the game, 6-6, off Condon's second goal of the game. She worked a give-and-go with Rogers-Healion and leveled the game 1:21 into the second half.

• Condon completed her hat trick on the free position, scoring on a shot to the left post 2:57 into the second half.

• Gabby Rosenzweig gave Penn a two-goal lead with 25:42 to play, bouncing home a shot from the left post.

• Stefan connected on a free position with 20:20 remaining to give Penn a 9-6 lead.

• Sarah Barcia cut to the net and picked up a Rosenzweig pass to give Penn a 10-6 lead just 23 seconds later.

• Alex Condon cut to goal and picked up a Rogers-Healion pass for her fourth of the game with 10:45 to play to give Penn an 11-6 lead.

• Muldoon ended Penn's 6-0 run with her second of the game with 8:39 to make it an 11-7 Penn lead.

• Rogers-Healion netted a free position with 6:00 to play, giving Penn a 12-6 lead.

The Quakers conclude the 2017 regular season on April 30, hosting Yale at Franklin Field. Opening draw for Senior Day is scheduled for 1 p.m.