PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team lost to St. John's  2-1 at Rhodes Field. Freshman Hailey Adamsky scored her first collegiate goal for the Quakers' only goal of the day. 
 
The Quakers now sit 0-5-3 while the Red Storm improve to 5-1-2. 
 
Quaker Notemeal
*The Quakers were nearly level with St. John's in shots on Sunday, taking 13 to the Red Storm's 14. Kat Peroulas, Janae Stewart, Mila Maltby and Hailey Adamsky had two shots each while Clare Robke, Mia Fuss, Magali Capdevila, Edie Priest, and Lily White all had one.
 
*In addition to scoring her first goal, Adamsky registered 63 minutes off the bench.
 
*Maya Leschly, Clare Robke, Leah Finkelman and Mila Maltby clocked a full 90 minutes on the pitch.  
 
*Annabel Austen once again played the full 90 minutes in goal and had four saves on the day. 
 
 How It Happened
The Red Storm fired early on, Janelle Sylvestr peppering a long shot in the fourth minute that was saved by Austen. 

After a crossbar hit by the Johnnies' Freya Meadows-Tuson, freshman Hope Van Tuyle took advantage of the close ball and scored in the 26th minute. St. John's scored again six minutes into the second half when Jailene DeJesus converted the penalty kick.

Five minutes later, the Quakers had their chance at a penalty shot after St. John's Athina Sofroniou drew a yellow card. However, Janae Stewart was wide with her shot and the Quakers remained scoreless.

Two minutes later, Maltby and Peroulas had back-to-back shots in the 58th minute. DeJesus returned the favor and shot a minute later, saved by Austen. 

Adamsky got Penn on the board in the 62nd minute, in a lone drive to the goal off an assist from Peroulas. However, the Quakers were unable to find an equalizer as they continue to look for their first win of 2024.
 
Up Next
Penn will continue its homestand next Sunday against Philly Soccer Six rival Temple at 2 p.m.