Women's Soccer Set to Face Harvard on Saturday Night

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Brown women's soccer will travel to Cambridge, Mass. on Saturday night for a conference match against Harvard. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Jordan Field.

The match will be broadcast live on ESPN+.

Scouting the Bears (8-2-3, 2-1-1 Ivy)

The Bears played to a scoreless draw in their most recent match against Dartmouth on Saturday.
- The Bears outshot Dartmouth, 13-6.
Brown's road record is 5-1-1 with wins against New Haven, UConn, Central Connecticut State, and Providence College.
- The Bears tied Wake Forest 1-1 who is currently ranked 17th in the country
In conference play Brown has defeated Yale (5-2), and Penn (4-0), but fell to Columbia 2-1.
The Bears rank first in the Ivy League in shots, points, and goals.
- Joy Okonye leads the Ivy League in points (17), assists (5), and game-winning goals (3).
Joy Okonye and Naya Cardoza were named to Top Drawer Soccer's Midseason Top 100, with Joy moving up from 99th to 64th, and Naya entering the list at 98th.
The Bears have outscored their opponents, 29-10, averaging 2.23 goals and 17.5 shots per game.

Scouting the Crimson (5-4-2, 3-1 Ivy)

The Crimson were selected to finish third in the Ivy League Preseason Poll.
Harvard returns Second Team All-Ivy honoree goalkeeper Rhiannon Stewart
The Crimson moved into first place in the Ivy League standings with a 2-0 win over the Yale Bulldogs on Sunday afternoon.
- Elsa Santos López and Anna Rayhill scored goals for the Crimson.
- Stewart recorded her ninth career shutout with five saves, and ranks second in the league in saves with 40.
Harvard's record at home is 3-2-2 with wins over Boston University, New Hampshire, and Princeton.
The Crimson rank fourth in the Ivy League in points, goals, and assists.

History

The Bears are 25-28-5 against Harvard.
Brown's record at Harvard is 12-11-3 and have won all three games played in Cambridge within their last five meetings.

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Women's Soccer Set to Face Harvard on Saturday Night

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Players Mentioned

Naya Cardoza

Joy Okonye

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Women's Soccer Set to Face Harvard on Saturday Night

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Players Mentioned

Naya Cardoza

Joy Okonye

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