PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's lacrosse team hits the road twice this week, making the short trip to No. 12 Princeton on Wednesday evening. Start time is set for 5 p.m., on ESPNU.
 
GAME 13 – PENN (4-8, 1-3 Ivy) at PRINCETON (8-3, 3-0 Ivy)
Wednesday, April 20, 2022 | 5 p.m.
Class of 1952 Stadium | Princeton, N.J.
Watch on ESPNU | Live Stats

Penn-Princeton Series
The Quakers are meeting for the 54th time in program history, as the Tigers hold a slight 28-22-3 edge in the all-time series. Princeton has won the last five matchups, three of which were during the Ivy tournament. The last time they battled at Class of 1952 Stadium was May 2018 with the Tigers taking a 13-10 decision in the Ivy title game. The Quakers all-time record against the Tigers on the road is 9-14-3.
 
Last Time We Met
The last matchup was in the Ivy championship in New Yok City on May 5, 2019, falling to Princeton 13-9. As the No. 3 seed, the Quakers held even with the top seed Tigers, but a tough second half upended the hopes for a title. Then-junior Gabby Rosenzweig netted two goals with four assists to lead the offense, while Katy Junior commanded the defense with three caused turnovers. Then-sophomore Abby Bosco set the Penn single-season record in ground balls in the game, scooping four to bring her total to 51 for the year. The Quakers earned an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament, falling to Georgetown in the first round at Syracuse in double overtime, 13-12.

About Princeton
The Tigers enter the game as No. 12 in the nation with an 8-3 overall record. Princeton is 3-3 against top-25 ranked opponents this year, defeating No. 10 Virginia (17-11), No. 20 Temple (14-10), and No. 17 USC (18-13). Sitting with an untouched 3-0 Ivy record, they opened with a tight victory over Cornell back in March, 13-12, before blowing past Brown (18-6) and Dartmouth (17-5). Kyla Sears runs the offense for the Tigers, ranking 18th in the country in points per game at 4.91. She has scored 35 goals and added 19 assists for 54 points this season. She also ranked eighth in the nation in free-position goals per game with 1.18, scoring 13 this year on 25 attempts. Sam Fish has tended every minute in the net this season, maintaining a 12.45 goals-against average with 112 saves.
 
Penn's Last Time Out
The Quakers returned to Franklin Field on Saturday, using a five-goal run midway through the third quarter to pull away from Brown on the way to beating the Bears, 13-7, in front of a crowd of alumni. Penn scored seven of the game's final eight goals. Niki Miles had a game-high four points off two goals and two assists, while Maria Themelis netted a hat trick, the first of her collegiate career. Madison Jiranek, in just her second appearance of the season due to injury, post her first three points of the season off two goals and an assist. In the net, Krissy Kowalski made eight saves.