Game Notes

The 24th-ranked Franklin & Marshall women's soccer team (7-1-3, 2-1-2 CC) plays two more Centennial Conference games this week. The Diplomats host Haverford (5-2-4, 1-1-3 CC) Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. before traveling to play Swarthmore (9-2-1, 3-1-1 CC) Saturday at 7:00 p.m.

Last Week

No. 24 Franklin and Marshall played McDaniel to a scoreless draw Wednesday evening. The Diplomats tallied 15 shot attempts with four on target. Alison Francis led the F&M offense with five shots in the contest. Read the recap here.

F&M downed Bryn Mawr 4-0 Wednesday afternoon. Alison Francis opened the scoring with a goal in the seventh minute. The Diplomats went on to add three more scores in the second half from Lainie Anderson, Sierra Brophy, and Zoe Warne. F&M dominated the shot column, sending 24 shot attempts with eight on goal in the match. Read the recap here.

Last Time

Franklin & Marshall defeated Haverford 1-0 in overtime during the 2021 season. Haley Barge '21 buried a shot in the 99th minute off a feed from Sophie Koziol that gave the Diplomats the win. F&M put six shots on goal in the contest with a team-high two from Meg O'Callahan. Read the recap here.

Last season, Swarthmore edged F&M 1-0. Out of the 11 shots taken, the Diplomats only put two on goal. Read the recap here.

The last time the Diplomats beat the Garnet was during the 2013 season. Nicole Rynecki '14 scored two goals to help F&M push past Swarthmore 2-1 in the contest. Read the recap here.

Haverford Team Preview

In its last three games, Haverford has won two with a scoreless tie coming against Ursinus. The tie was their third draw against CC opponents this season, with the Fords also tying Dickinson and Washington College. Forward Liv McMillan leads the Haverford offensive attack in goals (four) and points (11) this fall. Goalkeeper Claire Cywes holds a 0.84 goals-against average and a save percentage of 76.3 percent.

Swarthmore Team Preview

The Garnet is 3-1-1 in their last five games with wins against Gettysburg, Washington College, and Muhlenberg. Swarthmore's only two losses have come against two top-five opponents with No. 1 Christopher Newport and No. 4 Johns Hopkins. Forward Kim Kockenmeister leads Swarthmore in both goals (six) and points (12). Midfielder Megan Ruoff has dished out a team-high three assists so far this season. Goalkeeper Nora Greer has a 0.98 goals-against average and a save percentage of 82.6 percent.