A Competitive Start: The University of Pennsylvania Faces No. 14 Georgetown
The University of Pennsylvania, known affectionately as the Quakers, is set to kick off its lacrosse season with a challenging road game against No. 14 Georgetown on Saturday, February 15. This matchup is particularly daunting as the Hoyas are already two weeks into their regular season, giving them a clear edge in terms of game experience and rhythm. The Quakers will be stepping onto Cooper Field in Washington, D.C., for a noon ET start, facing a Georgetown team that is eager to bounce back from a recent tough loss.
Georgetown’s Season So Far: A Mixed Bag of Results
Georgetown’s season began on a high note with a home victory against Loyola on February 1. The team’s early success was short-lived, however, as they faced a significant setback the following week with an 11-6 loss to No. 8 Johns Hopkins. Despite the loss, the Hoyas have shown flashes of potential, particularly through the performances of key players. Fulton Bayman and Kevin Miller have each scored four goals, with Bayman leading the team in points with seven. Aidan Carroll has been instrumental in the team’s attack, contributing four assists and tallying six points overall. This early-season experience could prove invaluable as the Hoyas look to regroup and secure a win against Penn.
Penn’s Season Openers: A Test of Mettle
For the Quakers, the game against Georgetown marks their first appearance on the field this season. The challenge of starting the season against a ranked opponent on the road is not one to be taken lightly. However, Penn has a history of strong performances and a roster filled with talented players who are ready to make an impact. The team will need to leverage their preparation and preseason training to match Georgetown’s tempo and experience. The Quakers’ ability to adapt quickly and stay composed under pressure will be critical in this opening match.
Where to Watch the Action
Fans of both teams can catch the action live on FloCollege, a platform that offers comprehensive coverage of college sports. The game is scheduled to start at noon ET on Saturday, February 15, and is expected to draw a significant virtual crowd given the high stakes and the quality of both teams. Live streaming provides a convenient way for supporters to follow their favorite players and cheer on their teams from anywhere, ensuring that the excitement of the game is accessible to all.
Georgetown’s Upcoming Schedule: A String of Tough Tests
Georgetown’s next five games promise to be a series of rigorous tests for the team. Following the Penn game, the Hoyas will face another tough opponent in Notre Dame on February 22, also at noon ET. The team will then hit the road for a game at Brown on March 1, before traveling to UAlbany on March 5 for a 5 p.m. ET start. They will return home for a March 15 game against High Point, which is also scheduled for noon ET. Each game offers a unique challenge, and the Hoyas will need to maintain their focus and resilience to stay competitive throughout the season.
Penn’s Season Outlook: A Grueling Path Ahead
The Quakers’ next five games are equally demanding. After the Georgetown match, Penn will host UAlbany on February 18 at 3 p.m. ET. The team will then travel to Delaware for a noon ET game on February 22, followed by a road trip to North Carolina on February 28, with a 5 p.m. ET start. Their final game in this stretch will be an away match at Duke on March 2 at 1 p.m. ET. Each of these games will test the Quakers’ depth and determination, and a strong start against Georgetown could set the tone for a successful season. The challenge is clear, but the Quakers are poised to make a splash in the competitive world of college lacrosse.
