PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team is set to play two matches in three days. The Quakers head to Ithaca for their first Ivy road match of the season on Saturday and then will return to University City for their final non-conference regular season match on Monday.  
MATCH DAY 10: Penn at Cornell
Saturday, Oct. 1 | 1 p.m. | Ithaca, N.Y.
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MATCH DAY 11: Fairleigh Dickinson at Penn
Monday, Oct. 3 | 6 p.m. | Penn Park
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The Series with Cornell
Saturday's meeting between the Quakers and Bid Red will be the 31st meeting between the two programs. Penn owns the series by a 20-7-3 margin. Penn is 4-0-1 in the last five meetings. Last season, the Red and Blue beat Cornell 2-0 at Rhodes Field. Emily Pringle had the eventual game-winning goal in the 12th minute and then in the 68th minute Paige Kenton added an insurance goal. Laurence Gladu needed just one save in the victory.
 
About Cornell
Cornell is 1-5-3 in 2022. The Big Red are coming off a 1-0 loss in their Ivy opener at Columbia last weekend. They are 0-2-3 in their past five matches. The lone win in 2022 came against Villanova as their 2-1 win ended a three-match losing streak to open the season. Cornell's eight goals have come off the foot of five difference scorers. Lake Gallman leads the team with three goals and Ashley Durik has two while three others have also scored.  

The Series with Fairleigh Dickinson
The Quakers and the Knights are meeting for just the second time and the first time since 2013. Penn earned a 4-0 shutout of FDU. Clara Midgley scored the eventual game-winning goal in the 26th minute. Shannon Hennessy scored the first insurance goal in the 42nd minute and then Megan York and Elissa Berdini added second half goals to give Penn a 4-0 win. Katherine Myhre made three saves for the clean sheet.

About Fairleigh Dickinson
FDU is 4-7-1 in 2022. The Knights are 2-0-1 in their past three matches and have opened NEC play 3-0-1. They are coming off a 1-0 win against Wagner on Thursday night. Aitana Martinez-Montoya leads the team with 16 points on seven goals and two assists. Franziska Theus (3), and Lea Egner (2) and Erica Petrie (2) also have multiple goals on the season. Three others have also scored goals for FDU in 2022.

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 ten goals in nine matches this season. Sizzy Lawton, Lauren Teuschl, and Isobel Glass all have two goals. Peyton Raun, Mallory Lucas, Sara Readinger, and Janae Stewart have also tallied goals. Lawton leads the team with three assists while Teuschl, Raun, Miranda Farman, Anuli Okafor, and Sara Readinger all have one assist.
*Penn is 2-0-3 on the season when scoring first and are 0-1-2 when conceding the first goal of the game. The Quakers have scored
*With Saturday's 1-1 draw with #16 Harvard, Penn matches the program record with six draws in a single season. The mark was originally set by the 2015 team that went 6-4-6 overall.   
*With no season in 2020, this weekend's trip to Ithaca will be the first for many on the Penn roster, including the coaching staff.  
*The match against FDU will be the first home match of the season not played at Rhodes Field. With construction happening next to Rhodes Field, both soccer programs will finish the 2022 season as well as play the 2023 season at Penn Park.
*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.