PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team continues Ivy League play Saturday, traveling to Princeton for a 7 p.m. matchup with the Tigers. The Quakers enter the contest unbeaten in four of their last six matches and coming off a 2-2 draw with Brown that gave them their first Ivy League point of the season.
Penn (5-4-2, 0-1-1 Ivy League) at Princeton (5-4-1, 1-1 Ivy League)
Saturday, Oct. 10 | 7:00 p.m.
Princeton, N.J. | Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium
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Penn vs. Princeton Series
*The two programs have met 34 times, with Princeton holding a 20-10-4 advantage in the all-time series.
*The Tigers won last year's meeting, earning a 1-0 victory at Rhodes Field. In that match, Casey Forman made her first career appearance, while Eden Veenema played all 90 minutes.
*Penn is in search of its first win against Princeton since the 2014 season. The Quakers have dropped eight straight meetings with the Tigers.
*The last 12 meetings between the two teams, dating back to 2013, have all been decided by one goal or fewer.
Quaker Notemeal
*Penn is in the midst of a strong 4-1-1 stretch over its last six contests. During that span, the Quakers recorded their longest winning streak since 2018 and have outscored opponents, 10-7.
*Most recently, the Red and Blue earned their first Ivy League point of the season in a 2-2 draw against Brown. It marked the most goals Penn has scored against the Bears since 2018. The Quakers rallied from a 1-0 deficit, scoring in the 63rd and 76th minutes before Brown found the equalizer in the 87th minute.
*The Quakers held Brown to two goals, marking the first time this season the Bears failed to win a game in which they scored multiple goals. Brown currently ranks second in the Ivy League, averaging more than two goals per contest.
*Abbey Cook was named the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week on Monday. The senior scored both of Penn's goals against Brown while leading the team with three shots on goal. The two-goal performance marked the first multi-score game of Cook's career.
*Cook and Mia Fuss have powered Penn's offense this season. The duo is tied for the team lead with four goals and nine points apiece. Their four goals are also tied for fourth in the Ivy League. Cook leads the Quakers with 13 shots on goal, the only Penn player with a double-digit total.
*Fuss' three game-winning goals are tied for the most in the Ivy League. She and Cook have each earned Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week honors this season.
*Casey Forman joins Cook and Fuss as Penn's only other multi-goal scorers. Lily White, Camarin Choi and Magali Capdevila have also found the back of the net this season.
*Hailey Adamsky and Avery Chapel are the remaining Quakers to have recorded points this season. Chapel earned her first point of the season against Brown, recording an assist.
*Five Red and Blue players, Cook, Fuss, Capdevila, Forman and White, have recorded at least five points this season.
*White has been a key playmaker for the Quakers this season. The junior's four assists lead Penn and rank fourth in the Ivy League.
*Against Brown, Josephine Hensley made her first career start in goal. The freshman recorded five saves in the draw.
*Penn currently ranks second in the Ivy League in both goals allowed (12) and goals-against average (1.09).
*Overall, the Red and Blue have outshot and outscored their opponents this season.
*Penn has been strong in goal this season, ranking tied for second in the Ivy League with a .739 save percentage. Individually, Megan Graves ranks second in the league with a 1.06 goals-against average and fifth with 21 saves.
*Penn is unbeaten at Rhodes Field this season, going 3-0-2 while outscoring opponents, 11-4. The Quakers' season highs in goals, assists, points, shots and shots on goal have all come at home this season.
Scouting the Tigers
*Princeton enters Saturday's matchup with a 5-4-1 record and has dropped just one match over its last five contests.
*The Tigers opened Ivy League play with a 1-1 record, earning their first conference win Saturday against Yale. Princeton rallied from a 1-0 deficit as Stella Monberg scored twice in the 75th and 78th minutes to secure the victory. Dylan Jovanovic added an assist. The Tigers outshot the Bulldogs, 17-7, including an 11-3 advantage in the second half.
*Against Harvard, Princeton battled back from an early 2-0 deficit to even the game before eventually falling, 4-3. Sophomore Maddie Recupero scored her third goal of the season, while freshman Stella Monberg added a pair of goals off the bench. Despite the loss, the Tigers outshot the Crimson, 18-14, including a 12-6 advantage in the second half.
*Princeton has scored in six straight contests, recording multiple goals in five of those matches.
*The Tigers rank third in the Ivy League in goals scored (19), averaging nearly two goals per contest. Princeton also ranks in the top half of the conference in shots, corner kicks and assists.
*Princeton has allowed 17 goals, the most in the conference.
*The Tigers are outshooting opponents, 64-41, and hold a 58-38 advantage in corner kicks.
*Princeton's offense has been highlighted by seven different goal scorers, with five of those players finding the back of the net multiple times.
*Monberg leads Princeton with five goals. The freshman recorded two goals against both Harvard and Yale, with all five of her goals coming over the Tigers' last four contests. Her 13 points also lead the team. Her five goals rank tied for third in the Ivy League, while her 13 points are tied for fourth.
*Six additional Tigers have recorded points this season. Monberg, Jovanovic, Kayla Wong and Nina Cantor lead the team with three assists apiece.
*In goal, Cecilia Cerone, Sydney Romano and Carson Proctor have all seen action this season, with Cerone receiving the majority of the playing time. The senior has started nine of 10 games, making 10 saves and earning five wins.
*The Tigers have utilized a varied lineup this season, with 22 different players starting at least one match.
*Princeton was selected first in the Ivy League preseason poll with 120 points, a year after winning the 2025 Ivy League regular-season title.
*The Tigers are 3-1 at home this season.
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