CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard women's volleyball (6-14, 5-7 Ivy) will travel to Princeton (14-6, 9-3 Ivy) and Penn (11-11, 5-7 Ivy) this weekend as it competes in its final two contests of the 2025 season. 

What to Know

• The Crimson hosted Yale and Brown in its final games inside the Malkin Athletic Center this season. 
• Harvard fell to the Bulldogs in the first game but ended its home slate on a high note as it swept the Brown Bears on Senior Night. 
• Against the Bears, Sofia Rossi, Brynne Faltinsky, and Ryleigh Patterson paced the offense with 37 of Harvard's 43 kills. 
• Patterson was all over the court, contributing nine kills while hitting at a .600 clip and eight total blocks. 
• Sophia Wei set a new career-high in the match, accumulating 38 assists in three sets of action. 
• Harvard has led the Ivy League in blocks for the entirety of the season, averaging 2.49 per set.  Individually, Taylor Larkin (second) and Patterson (fourth) rank inside the top five in blocks while averaging 1.26 and 1.14 per set, respectively. 
• On the offensive side of the things Patterson ranked ninth in hitting percentage while hitting at a .321 clip and Rossi (sixth) and Faltinsky (10^th) both rank inside the top 10 for kills in the conference. 
• Princeton has a sizeable lead in the series' history, leading 17-63.  Additionally, the Crimson will look to end a four-match losing stretch against the Tigers. 
• Harvard currently trails 26-50 in the all-time series against the Quakers and is looking to snap a three-match skid against the foes.