PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania's men's squash team (2-0, 0-0) heads out on their first road trip of the season, following a Pennsylvania State Championship victory. The Quakers will face #9 George Washington (1-2) on Saturday at 11 a.m., followed by a trip to face #16 Navy (4-3) on Sunday at 12 p.m.
 
Previewing Penn
After opening the season with back-to-back wins against Dickinson (9-0) and #11 Drexel (6-3), the Quakers are off to a hot start and looking to carry the momentum on the road. 2018-19 First Team All-American Andrew Douglas made his return to the lineup against Drexel after resting against Dickinson and didn't skip a beat. The junior turned in an impressive comeback, down 0-2 in the match to defeat his talented opponent from Drexel 3-2.

The Quakers have two players who have yet to drop a game this season, as senior captain David Yacobucci and freshman Saksham Choudhary are on an early roll. The duo turned in early wins in the #4 and #5 positions in the lineup against Dickinson but moved down for Douglas and Yash Bhargava, clamping down to win two key matches against Drexel.

Should Yacobucci's undefeated streak continue, he has an opportunity to win his 40th career victory against Navy. Douglas can also record his 30th career victory, in just a little over two incredible seasons in college squash.
 
#3 Penn at #9 George Washington – Saturday, 11 a.m.
Series Information
Records: Penn leads 6-1 | Last Meeting: November 17, 2018 (Penn, 9-0)
 
Previewing the Colonials
The Colonials enter the matchup on a two-game skid, having lost back-to-back 7-2 contests to #9 Virginia and #4 Princeton. Despite the losses, the Colonials owned their highest CSA preseason-ranking in their program history at the beginning of the season and have strong expectations across the program.
 
#3 Penn at #16 Navy – Sunday, 12:00 p.m.
Series Information
Records: Penn leads 48-26 | Last Meeting: November 19, 2017 (Penn, 7-2)
 
Previewing the Midshipmen
The Midshipmen will meet the Quakers once again after a one-year hiatus. Their season is off to a solid start, going 4-3, with wins against Haverford, Boston University, Fordham and Dickinson. The Quakers will represent the toughest test yet for the Midshipmen, having already fallen to #4 Princeton 9-0 this season.