PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania field hockey team will continue its campaign on the road this weekend, continuing Ivy League play against Dartmouth in Hanover, N.H., on Friday, Sept. 25 at 3 p.m. The Quakers will then return to Philadelphia to take on local foes Drexel at Buckley Field on Sunday, Sept. 27 at noon.

GAME 1: PENN (1-4, 0-1 Ivy League) vs. DARTMOUTH (1-4, 0-1 Ivy League)
Friday, Sept. 25 | 3 p.m. | Hanover, N.H.
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GAME 2: PENN vs. Drexel (6-2, 1-0 CAA)
Sunday, Sept. 27 | 12 p.m. | Philadelphia, Pa.
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Penn vs. Dartmouth
Penn holds a 13-7 record against Dartmouth and earned a 4-2 victory in the teams' 2025 meeting. Sydney Mandato scored twice in that matchup, while Lucy Mangat also found the back of the net. The Quakers have won 10 consecutive meetings against Dartmouth, with the Big Green's last victory coming in 2014.
Friday's matchup will be the second Ivy League contest for both teams, with each looking to secure its first conference win of the season.

Penn vs. Drexel 
The Red and Blue claim a 14-8 all-time record against Drexel, including a 6-5 mark in road matchups. The Quakers earned a 4-2 victory over the Dragons in their 2025 meeting, with returning players Honor Roberts, Emma Nahon and Darcey Chapman each picking up a goal. Penn will look to build on last season's result as the two teams meet again in 2026.

Quaker Notemeal
*Penn generated consistent offensive pressure across the weekend, recording 19 penalty corners, including 15 against Towson and four against No. 8 Princeton.

*Against Towson, the Quakers outshot the Tigers, 22-12, while holding a commanding 15-2 advantage in penalty corners. Penn also earned five penalty corners in the opening quarter.
 
*Five Quakers recorded a point against Towson, with Riley Thomson, Reese Czajkowski and Roberts each finding the back of the net, while Jazmin Borensztein and Mandato each gained an assist.

*Thomson and Czajkowski each registered five shots against Towson. Thomson also scored late in the fourth quarter off an assist from Mandato to bring Penn within one.

*Defensively, the Red and Blue held No. 8 Princeton scoreless through the first three quarters, marking just the second time this season the Tigers had been held without a goal before halftime through their first five games.

*Princeton held a 24-4 advantage in shots, but Penn's defense kept the game within one goal throughout the fourth quarter. The Quakers ultimately fell, 1-0, on a fourth-quarter penalty corner.

*Ruby de Frees recorded 12 saves against Princeton, including a direct penalty-stroke save against the Tigers' leading scorer, Pru Lindsey, with 5:49 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Scouting the Big Green
*Dartmouth holds a similar 1-4 overall record and is 0-1 in Ivy League play after falling to No. 10 Harvard on Friday and Maine on Sunday.

*Goalkeeper Kylie McKinley was named Ivy League Co-Defensive Player of the Week after making 24 saves across the two games, including 17 against Harvard. The senior posted an .889 save percentage over the weekend after facing 37 shots. She currently ranks ninth nationally with an .814 save percentage.

*Harvard controlled the game against the Big Green, holding a 29-2 advantage in shots and a 12-2 edge in corners.

*Amelie Luessmann leads Dartmouth offensively with four points, including two goals.

*The team is under first-year head coach Jason Klinkradt, who earned his first career victory on Sept. 11 against Merrimack.

Scouting the Dragons 
*Drexel enters the weekend riding a two-game winning streak after victories over Fairfield and Villanova. The Dragons are 6-2 overall and 1-0 in conference play.

*Fleur Hamers and Valentine van Hellemont lead Drexel with seven goals apiece. Hamers also leads the team in points with 17, tied with Pili Lemoine, who has six goals and a team-high of five assists.

*Goalkeeper Halle Geiger has recorded 31 saves and one shutout through eight games. The junior posted a season-highs of eight saves and 18 shots against Saint Joseph's.

*On Sept. 4 against Long Island University, Geiger recorded a shutout as Drexel secured an 11-0 victory, the largest margin of victory in program history. The Dragons controlled the game offensively, outshooting the Sharks 31-2.
 
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