Soccer

Penn Women’s Soccer Secures First Win, Defeats George Washington 3-1

A dominant performance featuring multiple first‑year scorers and solid goalkeeping

The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team earned its first victory of the 2026 campaign, beating George Washington 3-1 at Rhodes Field in Philadelphia. The Quakers controlled possession and outshot the Colonials 13-8, with a strong defensive effort from senior goalkeeper Megan Graves.

A debut goal parade

Freshmen Abbey Cook, Mia Fuss and senior Casey Forman found the net, each scoring their first goal of the season. Forman also contributed an assist, while Magali Capdevila recorded her inaugural assist, linking play from midfield.

The match opened with a crucial save by Graves in the first half, preserving a 0-0 deadlock before the Quakers broke through. Lily White’s precise pass set up Fuss for the second goal, and Forman capped the scoring in the 84th minute, extending the lead to 3-0 before George Washington pulled one back through Ella Provost-Heron’s late strike.

Coach Hailey Adamsky’s side will look to carry the momentum into their next test against Stony Brook on Sunday at 1 p.m., a match that could further solidify their early-season momentum.

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