Field Hockey Concludes 2025 Season Against Cornell, Delaware

The University of Pennsylvania’s field hockey team is set to conclude the 2025 season with critical matchups against Cornell and Delaware. The Quakers will visit Cornell in Ithaca, New York, on Saturday, November 1, before returning home to face Delaware on Sunday, November 2.

Upcoming Matches

• Match 1:
  • Teams: Penn (8-6, 2-4 Ivy League) vs. Cornell (10-4, 3-3 Ivy League)
  • Date: Saturday, November 1
  • Time: 12 p.m.
  • Location: Ithaca, N.Y.
• Match 2:
  • Teams: Penn vs. Delaware (6-9, 0-0 MPSF)
  • Date: Sunday, November 2
  • Time: 1 p.m.
  • Location: Ellen Vagelos Field

Penn vs. Cornell

This matchup marks the 48th meeting between the Quakers and the Big Red. Penn has recently struggled against Cornell, losing two out of the last three encounters. The Quakers are coming off an impressive victory against Saint Joseph’s, while Cornell secured its tenth win against Dartmouth.

Penn vs. Delaware

The Quakers will face Delaware for the 33rd time, with the Blue Hens winning the last two matchups. Sunday’s game will also be significant as it will feature senior day celebrations. The team will honor seniors Julia Ryan, Amy Lanouette, Philine Klas, and Livia Loozen.

Senior Recognition

• Julia Ryan: A highly decorated player, she has received Second-Team All-Ivy honors twice. Ryan leads the team this season and was instrumental in the win over Saint Joseph’s.
• Amy Lanouette: Has played every game this season and is approaching her 44th game with the team.
• Philine Klas: Started all games, currently has a personal best with five goals this season.
• Livia Loozen: Scored two game-winning goals, showcasing her reliability in key moments.

Current Rankings and Statistics

Penn is currently ranked 12th in the NCAA RPI rankings. They recently achieved a season-high of seven penalty corners in a match against Saint Joseph’s, while allowing only one to their opponents.

Scouting Cornell

• Cornell leads the nation in penalty corners per game (10.86).
• They are ranked in the top 20 nationally in goals and assists per game.
• Julia Ramsey stands out with 13 assists this season, ranking seventh nationally.

Scouting Delaware

• Iris Bekker leads the Blue Hens with seven goals and 17 points this season.
• Other key players include Kate Fiest and Alexa Michielsen, both in double figures for points.
• Goalkeeper Kristi Merashoff has faced challenges this season, allowing an average of 2.84 goals per game.

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