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After taking eventual national champion Delaware to double-overtime in a 3-2 thriller last fall, sophomore midfielder Alexa Schneck and Penn field hockey will get another chance to pull off the upset — and this year's rematch will be televised for the nation to see.
Midfield play will be a point of emphasis for the Quakers in the upcoming match against Yale, as players such as junior midfielder Rachel Huang will be instrumental in generating attacks for the team.
Although Penn field hockey split its weekend, junior attack Alexa Hoover shined throughout, scoring twice and logging an assist between the two games.
Freshman Alexa Schneck sealed the win for Penn field hockey on Friday, scoring the game's lone goal in double overtime against Dartmouth.
In her trademark neon headband, junior attack Alexa Hoover scored two goals against Harvard to break Penn field hockey's all-time record for goals in her team's 3-2 loss over the weekend.