PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania women's softball team (12-19, 7-8 Ivy) hosts their final series at picturesque Penn Park this weekend as they take on Cornell. The Quakers will begin the three-game series with the usual Ivy double-header at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday and then conclude with senior day on Sunday also at 12:30 p.m. 

How to Follow

* Watch Live

Game 1 | Game 2 | Game 3

All three games of the series against Cornell will be broadcasted on the Ivy League Network. 

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Quaker Days

Penn Athletics will be celebrating Quaker Days on Saturday. Concessions will be selling $1 hot dogs throughout the day. Be sure to pick up a Softball Bingo Card before the game and play along. The first five fans to win will receive a Quaker Prize Pack. Players will also be available post-game for autographs. 

Celebrating Seniors

Sunday marks senior day for the Red and Blue. Prior to the finale against the Big Red, Jurie Joyner, Molly Oretsky, Katie Petroski, and Mason Spichiger will be honored for their contributions to the softball program. 

* Jurie Joyner

Jurie has become one of the best hitters in the history of the Penn softball program. She currently ranks fourth on the all-time home runs list, and sixth in RBI and career doubles. She immediately had an impact joining the squad winning Ivy League Rookie of the Year and was selected Unanimously for first-team All-Ivy. Throughout her career she has totaled 145 hits, 96 RBI, and 40 runs scored. 

* Molly Oretsky

A four-year starter, Molly has been a staple at third-base with a fielding percentage of .942. As a sophomore she won the team's coaches award and was named a NFCA Scholar-Athlete her junior year. The last two seasons she has 50-hits with a batting average of .327. 

* Katie Petroski

Katie appeared in 31 games as a freshman making 15 starts. She once again had 15 starts as a sophomore when she registered her first home run, a grand slam against Army West Point. A full-time starter her junior year, she didn't make a single error in the outfield and earned the team's Coaches Award. With her seven stolen bases this season, she helped the team to a top-50 national ranking in the category. Her two home runs and 10 RBI are also career highs. 

* Mason Spichiger

Starting her Penn career in the circle as a reliever, Mason has become the ace on the pitching staff. This season she has a 4.02 ERA and 30 strikeouts for a third straight year.  She's pitched seven complete games in her career and has recorded five saves. As a junior she was named a team captain and posted a career-high 10 strikeouts against Fort Wayne. This season she has thrown in 61 innings in 14 appearances while holding opponents to a .301 batting average. 

About Penn

* The Quakers hold a 9-5 record at home this season. Five of those wins came against Ivy opponents. 

* Penn swept Yale in their last Ivy home series. 

* The Red and Blue are 6-2 against Cornell the last two years and hold a 31-42 record all-time with the Big Red. 

* Penn ranks third in the Ivy League in batting average, runs, and RBI. It ranks second in hits.

* With two more triples this year, Sam Pederson will have hit the most triples in a season in program history.

* Lucy Yang's five home runs are the most home runs for a freshman since Joyner (6) in 2015. Two more and she will have the most home runs for a freshman. 

* Behind Pederson and Jessica England's eight stolen bases, Penn ranks first in the Ivy League. 

* England ranks fifth in the Ivy in runs scored. 

* Spichiger leads the pitching staff with three conference wins this season holding a 3.26 ERA with a team-high 26 strikeouts in Ivy games.

* In Ivy League games, Abigail Abramson is holding hitters to just a .244 batting average. 

Scouting Cornell

* Allowed back-to-back-to-back-to-back home runs against Dartmouth last weekend against Dartmouth. The Big Red lost all three games in the series. 

* At the plate, Erin Rockstroh (fourth, .424), Megan Murray (seventh, .402) and Rebecca Kubena (eighth, .370) each rank among the top 10 in batting in the league.

*  In the circle, Lisa Nelson is 6-6 with a 3.81 ERA and is tied for the conference lead with 71 strikeouts.

What's Next

The Quakers take on their final Ivy series next weekend against Princeton.