PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team will travel to New Haven for its penultimate road match of the season this weekend. Penn and Yale are set to kick off at 1 p.m. on Saturday.

MATCH DAY 13: Penn at Yale
Saturday, Oct. 22 | 1 p.m. | New Haven, Conn.
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The Series with Yale
Saturday's matchup between Penn and Yale is the 32nd meeting of the series. Last year, Penn earned a 4-0 shutout at Rhodes Field over Yale. In the past six meetings, the Quakers are 5-1 against the Bulldogs. Last year, Sizzy Lawton, Mia Shenk, Isobel Glass, and Emily Pringle all scored in the victory. Pringle also recorded a pair of assists and Janae Stewart also tallied and assist. Yale holds the slight advantage in the series at 12-13-6.

About Yale
Yale is 5-5-3 on the season and is coming off a 1-0-1 week with a 1-0 victory over Sacred Heart and a scoreless draw at Cornell last weekend. The Bulldogs are currently 1-1-2 in Ivy play. Laila Booker had the lone Bulldog goal on the week. Ellie Rappole leads the team with eight points (3g,2a). Booker has two goals as the only other Bulldog with multiple goals on the season, five other Yale players have scored.

Quaker Notemeal
*2022 will mark the first season that the college soccer regular season will not feature overtime. The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved changes to the overtime rules for men's and women's soccer.
* Seven total Quakers have scored 13 goals through 13 matches this season. Sizzy Lawton scored her team-leading fourth goal of the season against Columbia. Isobel Glass (3), and Lauren Teuschl (2) have both scored multiple times this season. Peyton Raun, Mallory Lucas, Janae Stewart, and Sara Readinger have also tallied goals. Lawton is the only Quaker to have multiple assists while Teuschl, Raun, Readinger, Miranda Farman, and Anuli Okafor all have one assist.
*Laurence Gladu has spent the majority of time in goal for the Red and Blue totaling more than 1050 minutes. In 12 starts, she has a .750 save percentage making 39 saves while allowing 13 goals. Gladu sports a 1.11 GAA. Freshman goalie Annabel Austen, who made her collegiate debut at California, made her first collegiate start against FDU. She made five saves and turned in a clean sheet for her first collegiate win.
*Penn is 3-1-4 on the season when scoring first and 0-2-2 when conceding the first goal of the match.
*With a 1-1 draw at Cornell on October 1, Penn set a program record with seven draws in a single season. The mark was previously by the 2015 team that went 6-4-6 overall.   
*Four seniors will hold the captain title for the 2022 season: Lawton, Emily Pringle, Raun, and Farman.
*Senior Lucy Kellogg remains the lone member of Penn's last Ivy League championship squad in 2018.
*Dr. Krissy Turner completed her staff at the beginning of August with the hiring of Fred King. Coach King will join Dr. Turner and Megan Hinz on the sideline for the 2022 season. King joins the Quakers as the Associate Head Coach following a 10-year stint at Saint Joseph's University. Hinz was originally hired in the spring by previous head coach Casey Brown and retained by Dr. Turner.