CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – No. 24 Harvard women's lacrosse is set to return to Jordan Field for the first time since Mar. 2 when it hosts Dartmouth on Saturday at 4:00 p.m. Harvard went 1-2 on its three-game road swing after picking up a win over High Point. 
 
The program will host its annual Morgan's Message game on Saturday. Morgan's Message is a group that looks to expand the dialogue on mental health by normalizing conversations, empowering those who suffer in silence, and supporting those who feel alone. 
 
The game will stream on EPSN+ while also being available on NESN at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday. 
 

WHAT TO KNOW 

SCOUTING THE BIG GREEN

• Dartmouth sits at 5-3 through eight games this season. 
• 0-2 in Ivy games this season, Dartmouth has lost to Cornell and No. 16 Yale to open its conference schedule. 
• The win of the season came on the road against No. 17 USC. The Big Green won its third straight game after picking up a 17-12 win over the nationally-ranked Trojans. 
• Dartmouth has won four of its last six games.

LAST TIME OUT

• The Crimson fell to No. 15 Penn 18-8 last weekend in the last game of a three-game road swing. 
• Riley Campbell and Maddie Barkate both scored twice
• Maddie Barkate finished the game with seven draw controls. 
• Stella Shea recorded three caused turnovers. 

NATIONAL LEADERS

• Callie Hem leads the country in goals per game with 4.86 GPG.
• Caroline Mullahy leads the nation in assists per game with 28 assists in seven games. 
• Callie Hem and Riley Campbell are both in the top 20 in points per game. Campbell checks in at No. 12 while Hem sits at No. 4

NOTES

• Harvard has three players who have hit personal milestones this season. Callie Hem scored her 100^thcareer goal while Riley Campbell and Caroline Mullahy both notched their 100^th career points earlier this season. 
• Harvard dropped back to No. 24 in the most recent IWLCA poll. The Crimson has been ranked in every week since Mar. 2 after it beat Brown in a thriller at Jordan Field. 
• This will be the first home game since the win over Brown. 
• Harvard is currently 2-0 at home. 

NEXT UP

The Crimson has a busy week on tap with two more games from Jordan Field as part of a three-game homestand. The Crimson will play Merrimack on Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. before finishing the week with Cornell on Saturday at 12:00 p.m.