PHILADELPHIA- The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team is ready to open Ivy League play on Saturday afternoon, taking on Columbia at Rhodes Field.
 
Match 10: PENN vs. COLUMBIA 
Sunday, Sept. 28 | 4 p.m. | Rhodes Field
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Penn vs Columbia 
The Quakers and Lion series is currently tied 14-14 since their first matchup in 1991. The Lions have won six of the 10 previous contests with Penn not having won a game since 2018. The Red and Blue score an average of 1.22 goals per game against Columbia. 
 
Quaker Notemeals
 
*Penn is coming off their first win of the season dominating in a 4-0 victory against Temple. The Quakers were able to produce two goals in each half of play courtesy of Lily White, Magali Capdevila, Avery Chapel, and Abbey Cook.
 
*Mallory Lucas, Rachel Herman, Leigha Matter and Sarah Sullivan made their season debuts in the Temple matchup.
 
*Cook leads the team in goals from scoring drives against Towson and Temple. The sophomore is eighth in the Ivy-League for goals scored and average goals per game. 
 
*Mila Maltby forefronts assist on the team against Navy and Temple. The freshman also places eighth in the Ivy-League for assists and average assists per game. 
 
*Goalkeeper Annebel Austin ranks first in the Ivy-League for the most minutes played by a keeper. The junior also places fourth in the Ivy-League for an average of 4.22 saves in a game. 
 
*Claire Robke and Maya Leschly played the most minutes outside a goalkeeper in the Ivy League. Both Robke and Leschly clocked 796 on the pitch for The Quakers. 
 
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