Providence knocks Penn men's soccer out of NCAA tournament in penalty kicks
Penalty kicks are often described in the soccer community as being entirely down to chance. On Thursday night, Penn drew the short stick.
Penalty kicks are often described in the soccer community as being entirely down to chance. On Thursday night, Penn drew the short stick.
On Saturday, the Quakers clinched an NCAA tournament berth in Boston. Now the celebration is over and it is back to business as Penn takes on Providence at Rhodes Field
With a 2-0 win over Harvard, Penn claims its first outright Ivy League title in 41 years.
In last season’s finale, Penn and Harvard squared off on Rhodes Field to determine which team wouldn’t get last place in the conference. But on Saturday, the two will play in Boston with an Ivy League title on the line.
While the Penn men’s soccer senior class was honored before the game kicked off, it was a freshman duo who stole the show to give the Quakers a much-needed victory.
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The Red and Blue (6-7-1) were beaten, 2-1, on an 84th-minute goal by Penn State sophomore defender Shane Campbell in a nonconference matchup Tuesday night at Rhodes Field.
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On Saturday night, the Quakers came from behind twice to beat the visiting Yale Bulldogs, 3-2, in overtime.
Five Quakers got their first career starts, as Rudy Fuller played mostly his reserves for the entire first half. The reserve-heavy lineup got the Quakers a lead before the vets finished off the win