PHILADELPHIA - The No. 17 University of Pennsylvania women's lacrosse team continues Ivy play Saturday against Cornell for Senior Day. After a 16-6 victory over then-No. 13 Yale, the Quakers look to continue their winning streak and remain unbeaten in the conference.
 
Following the game, Penn will honor seven seniors—Caitlin Cook, Izzy Rohr, Kennon Moon, Lucy Svetec, Niki Miles, Grace Fujinaga and Kelly Van Hoesen—on the field with a special ceremony.
 
GAME 12: #17 PENN (7-4, 3-0 Ivy League) vs. CORNELL (6-6, 2-2 Ivy League)
Saturday, April 15 | 12:00 p.m.
Philadelphia, Pa. | Franklin Field
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SERIES AGAINST CORNELL
*This will be the 50th matchup between Penn and Cornell in program history. Penn holds a 31-18 advantage.
 
*The Quakers are 15-9 when playing at Franklin Field.
 
* Penn is 7-3 in the last 10 matchups.
 
LAST TIME WE MET
*On April 9, 2022, Cornell topped Penn in Ithaca, 13-9.
 
*Penn won 16 of the 26 draw controls of the game, with Anna Brandt and Moon combining for 14 of the 16.
 
*Brandt scored a hat trick and three other Quakers earned two points each with Kaitlyn Cumiskey (two goals), Taylyn Stadler (two assists), and Miles (one goal, one assist).
 
ABOUT THE BIG RED
*Cornell is averaging 18.00 points per game, landing them fourth in the Ivy League.
 
*Amanda Cramer is third in points per game in the Ivy League.
 
*Goalkeeper Ellie Horner is fourth in both saves per game (8.00) and save percentage (.419).
 
PENN'S LAST TIME OUT
*Penn dominated Saturday's game against Yale with a 16-6 victory. With that, the Quakers remain the only undefeated team in Ivy play.
 
*The Quakers recorded their 400th win in program history.
 
*Junior Maria Themelis and sophomore Gracie Smith both scored four goals, Brandt also collected four points with three goals and an assist.
 
*Van Hoesen played the full 60 minutes in goal and kept the Bulldogs out of the net in both the second and third quarters. She made seven saves at a 53.8 percent clip, her highest save percentage since Penn's 21-1 season-opening victory over La Salle (1.000).
 
NOTES
*With four assists in Saturday's game against Yale, Erika Chung is ranked second in the Ivy League in both assists (21) and assists per game (1.91). Chung is nationally ranked in both categories, 44th in assists and 37th in assists per game.
 
*Penn enters the matchup first in the Ivy League for points per game (19.91) and assists per game (5.91).
 
*Brandt and Miles are tied for third in goals per game (2.91) in the Ivy League.