Penn's men's lacrosse team rallied from a 6-3 deficit to defeat Yale 9-7 on Saturday. A strong defensive effort in the second half led the Quakers to their first Ivy League win of the season, leveling their record at 1-1. Davis Provost scored three goals, helping secure Penn's lead, while the Quakers held the Bulldogs to just one goal over the final 31 minutes. This victory also snapped Penn's two-game losing streak against Yale.

By the Numbers
  • Penn outshot Yale 42-31, with 23 shots on goal compared to Yale's 14.
  • Penn had a season-low of eight turnovers, -7 better than their previous low of 12.
State of Play
  • Penn improved their overall record to 4-4 with the win.
  • The Quakers' defense dominated late in the game, allowing just one goal in the final 31:20.
What's Next

Penn will travel to Hanover next Saturday to face Dartmouth in another crucial Ivy League matchup, with the game scheduled for 1 p.m.

Bottom Line

With this victory, Penn showcased resilience and defensive strength, crucial for upcoming games as they aim to build momentum in Ivy League play.