The 16th-ranked Penn men's lacrosse team faces Dartmouth on Saturday for an Ivy League matchup in Hanover, N.H. With a current record of 4-4 and 1-1 in conference play, they aim to bounce back after losing to Dartmouth in overtime last year. This matchup marks the 76th meeting between the two teams, where Penn leads the series 47-28. Under new head coach Taylor Wray, Penn maintains a challenging schedule with numerous top-ranked opponents ahead.

By the Numbers
  • Penn has won five of its last six games at Dartmouth.
  • Senior middie Griffin Scane has 17 goals this season, ranking second on the team.
  • Junior Davis Provost leads Penn with 22 goals and 26 points.
  • Penn's face-off group has a combined win rate of 61.7% this season.
State of Play
  • Penn is currently balancing five of their last six games away from home.
  • The team is on a modest two-game road trip following a string of home games.
  • Upcoming home game against defending champion Cornell is scheduled for April 4.
What's Next

After facing Dartmouth, Penn will prepare for their home match against Cornell, aiming to strengthen their Ivy League standings. The outcome of the Dartmouth game could influence their momentum heading into this critical matchup.

Bottom Line

Penn's upcoming game against Dartmouth is critical for regaining confidence after last year's upset. With a strong roster and solid performance from key players, the Quakers have the potential to build momentum heading into their next home game against Cornell.