PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team is back at Rhodes Field for Senior Day against Princeton. The Quakers will close out the 2021 regular season with a 4 p.m. kickoff against the Tigers.  
 
Prior to Saturday's match, Penn will honor its five seniors: Jackie Bruder, Jojo Cotto, Abbey Duncan, Allie Schachter, and Mia Shenk.
 
MATCH DAY 16: Princeton at Penn
Saturday, Nov. 6 | 4 p.m. | Rhodes Field
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Ivy League on ESPN
A reminder that the Ivy League is paired with ESPN, and you will be able to find all Penn home games, as well as road Ivy matches and select non-conference road games, on ESPN+ this fall with the same high broadcast quality you've come to expect. ESPN+ is a subscription-based service that offers monthly and yearly packages. Click here to subscribe to ESPN+!
 
The Series with Princeton
Saturday's meeting between the Quakers and the Tigers will be the 30th match in the series history. The overall series record gives a slight advantage to Princeton, 15-10-4. The last meeting between the two teams saw the Tigers take a 1-0 win on Rhodes Field in 2019, as Abby Givens buried the only goal of the match with 31 seconds remaining in the first half.

About Princeton
Princeton currently sits in second place in the Ivy League with one game remaining. The Tigers were recently ranked #14 by TopDrawerSoccer and are receiving votes in the latest United Soccer Coaches Poll. The Tigers have six players with double-digit point totals. Gabi Juarez leads the team with 21 points (8g,5a). Tatum Gee is second with 17 points (6g,5a), Lily Bryant has 14 points (5g,4a), and Heather MacNab has 12 points (3g,6a). Amy Paternoster's 11 points (3g,5a) and Alexis Hiltunen's 10 points (4g,2a) round out the double-digit scorers. Additionally, 14 others have recorded points in 2021.   

Quaker Notemeal
*Penn remains perfect at Rhodes Field under head coach Casey Brown, in her first season coaching the Quakers. The Red and Blue have taken 27 points from 27, going 9-0-0.
*The Quakers are coming off a tough road match at No. 24 Brown on Saturday. In the eighth minute, Brittany Raphino played a ball deep into the Quakers' defensive half to a waiting Ava Seelenfreund, who  pushed it straight past the sliding Laurence Gladu for the score. The Bears early goal proved decisive in a 1-0 win.
*Gladu made six saves against Brown to increase her Ivy League lead to 73 saves.
*Shenk (6g,3a) leads the Quakers offense with 15 points. Lauren Teuschl (3g,7a) and Sizzy Lawton (3g,7a) both have 13 points. Janae Stewart (3g,4a) rounds out the scorers with double-digit points. Isobel Glass has nine points. Bruder and Paige Kenton have two goals each.
*Penn's other goal scorers this season are seniors Duncan (at Maryland) and Lucy Kellogg (Dartmouth), juniors Emily Pringle (Cornell) and Miranda Farman, and sophomores Madison Liebman (at Hofstra) and Ginger Fontenot (at Temple). 
*Penn named three captains for the 2021 season prior to the opener. Cotto and juniors Pringle and Peyton Raun lead the Quakers.
*Raun is one of two players who received honorable mention All-Ivy recognition in 2019, the other being Lawton.
*A reminder that the four-year seniors on the team—Bruder, Cotto, Duncan, Shenk, Lucy Kellogg and Allie Schachter—were members of Penn's last Ivy League championship squad, in 2018.
*If you cross paths with Penn assistant coach Becky Edwards, congratulate her on the August 18 announcement that she will be inducted into the Florida State University Athletics Hall of Fame later this year.