The University of Pennsylvania softball team suffered a series sweep against Princeton, losing 7-3 in the final game of their three-game matchup. Princeton jumped ahead with a four-run second inning, while Penn fought back with three runs in the next half inning. Despite strong performances from players like Gigi Ganje and Delaney Smith, who both recorded two hits, the Quakers could not overcome the lead as Princeton added three more runs later in the game. Ella Utschig contributed a two-RBI hit, boosting her season total to eight RBIs. Looking ahead, Penn will face local rival Saint Joseph's on Wednesday.

By the Numbers
  • Princeton scored four runs in the second inning.
  • Ella Utschig recorded two RBIs, raising her total to eight this season.
State of Play
  • Gigi Ganje and Delaney Smith both had multi-hit games, each with two hits.
  • Caroline Putnam amassed three hits over the weekend series.
What's Next

Penn will take on Saint Joseph's in a Philadelphia rival matchup on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. as they seek to bounce back from the series loss against Princeton.

Bottom Line

The Quakers showed moments of offensive promise but failed to secure a win against Princeton. With key players performing well, they will need to focus on resilience and capitalize on scoring opportunities in their upcoming match against Saint Joseph's.