Field Hockey
Terrible twos plague Quakers
Over the weekend, the Penn field hockey team had two games, two overtimes, and two losses.
Big Green machine rolls into Franklin
Following a home contest against the Big Green tomorrow, Penn will travel across town to face Temple Sunday at 2 p.m.
Gone in 54 seconds
The Quakers dropped the game 2-0 to the visiting Leopards last night at Franklin Field.Freshmen stars collide
The Penn field hockey team is coming off of its first Ivy win, 4-1 over Harvard, but the Quakers are far from off the hook. That’s because they’ll host Patriot League powerhouse Lafayette (7-1) tonight at Franklin Field.Sprints yield winning result
The emphasis on eliminating penalties certainly paid off as the Quakers (3-5, 1-1 Ivy) notched their first Ivy win of the season, topping the Crimson (3-3, 0-2) 4-1 in Boston.Penn not alone in quest for first Ivy win
Clearly the Penn and Harvard field hockey teams are entering tomorrow’s matchup in Boston under very similar circumstances. The Ivy season will be on the line for both squads as they try to avoid an 0-2 conference start.Nothing in net for Quakers
It was a blowout and a shutout. Even though the Penn field hockey team took 19 shots - eight more than any other single-game output this season - the Quakers just couldn't find the cage, and lost 4-0 to Villanova last night at Franklin Field.
Penn hopes to wake up for ‘Nova
The Quakers hope to capitalize on the confidence gained during the morning session when they face Villanova tonight at Franklin Field.
Quakers’ overtime over way too quickly
Friday night’s game was a tale of two emotions for the Penn field hockey team. First, the Quakers were riding an extreme high after coming back from a 2-0 second half deficit to tie Cornell with two minutes left in regulation at Franklin Field.Quakers face a Big Red-hot offensive team
Cornell's Kelley Kantarian has scored four goals in four games played this season. It will be up to the Penn field hockey team to stop her.For Quakers, results not Catamount
On certain days, winning isn't everything. Yesterday was one of those days for the Penn field hockey team.Quakers hope to avoid Vermonster
The field hockey team is only three games into its season. In fact, it only just earned its first win Wednesday. Yet coach Val Cloud already is confident that this year’s squad is superior to last year’s unit that went 6-11 overall.Killing one bird with two stones
It was certainly a day of firsts for the Penn field hockey team. The Quakers won their first game of the season at St. Joseph's, 2-1, yesterday with the help of junior midfielder Annie Matthews' first - and second - goals of her career.