Men's Soccer Hosts No. 23 Penn In Regular Season Finale

Calendar

Men's Soccer

September 23, 7PM

at Seton Hall

South Orange, N.J.

Men's Soccer

September 27, 4PM

at Harvard

Cambridge, Mass.

Men's Soccer

September 30, 6PM

at Army

West Point, N.Y.

Men's Soccer

October 4, 4PM

vs Brown

Princeton, N.J.

Men's Soccer

October 11, 4PM

at Cornell

Ithaca, N.Y.

Princeton (6-5-4, 1-2-3 Ivy) vs. #23 Penn (11-2-2, 5-1-0 Ivy)
November 12 | 4 p.m. | Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium
ESPN+ | International Stream | Live Stats | Game Program

The final weekend of the 2022 season brings a Top-25 team to Princeton as No. 23 Pernn visits Roberts Stadium.

Notes To Know

The all-time series between the two teams is relatively even at 47-47-11. In Princeton, the Tigers hold a 26-15-6 edge.
Dating back to 2014, Princeton is 5-0-2 against Penn. Four of those wins have come by one goal. Four of the last five required overtime (Princeton was 2-0-2 in those games).
The Tigers enter the match with an overall record of 6-5-4, and are 2-1-3 in their last six matches.
After not playing to a draw in 2021, the Tigers have four ties this season.
In each of its last three ties -- all against Ivy opponents -- Princeton has held a second-half lead only to see an opponent come back late in the match.
Saturday is the final match for Princeton's six seniors who will be celebrating Senior Day -- Ben Bograd Ryan Clare, Daniel Diaz Bonilla, Lucas Gen, Mateo Godoy, and Thomas Huleatt.
This year's graduating class features players who started their careers in the 2018 and 2019 seasons. Three of the seniors (Bograd, Clare and Godoy) were part of a 2018 team which went 5-1-1 in Ivy play to claim an Ancient Eight crown. Last season, all six were part of the 2021 Ivy League championship team which put together just the second undefeated Ivy campaign in school history.
Penn enters the match with a two-point lead over Cornell in the Ivy League standings. A point earned today clinches an Ivy League championship and an automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament.
Penn is 10-1-1 over its last 12 matches, including an eight-match win streak from 9/11-10/15.
Stas Korzeniowski leads Penn with 10 goals and five assists for 25 points. He has goals in eight of 14 appearances this season and has scored in three consecutive matches entering the weekend. His 10 goals are No. 18 in the nation, and his 1.6 points-per-game is No. 13. He leads the Ivy League in goals and points.
The Quakers rank No. 11 in the nation in Scoring Offense (2.47 gpg) and No. 14 in Scoring Defense (0.80 gpg).

Calendar

Upcoming Events

Recent Results