Saturday, April 22, 2023 – 11:30 a.m. – Game 1
Yale (13-17, 7-5 Ivy) at Penn (21-11, 9-3 Ivy)
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Saturday, April 22, 2023 – Game 2
Yale at Penn
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Sunday, April 23, 2023 – 12 p.m.
Yale at Penn
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The Bulldogs have a chance to gain some ground in the Ivy League standings with a three-game series at Penn this weekend.  The two teams will play a doubleheader on Saturday and a single game on Sunday.
 
Here are some Bulldog notes heading into the weekend:

• The Bulldogs are coming off a three-game sweep at Dartmouth last weekend to improve to 7-5 in Ivy League play – two games behind first-place Penn.
• Yale dropped a mid-week non-conference game at Quinnipiac the last time out.
• Daniel Cohen was named Ivy League Rookie of the Week after earning the victory last Sunday in a six scoreless inning performance. He ranks third with a 2.00 ERA in Ivy League games.
• Yale leads the Ivy League in fielding and ranks second in team ERA and opposing batting average in Ivy League games this season.
• Yale ranks eighth in the nation with a .982 fielding percentage in all games this season.
• Reid Easterly and Davis Hanson earned Ivy League Honor Roll selections for their play last weekend.  
• Easterly leads the Ivy League in conference innings pitched with 30 and is eighth in ERA at 2.70.  He's 2-1 in Ivy League games this season.
• Hanson ranks fourth with a .391 batting average in conference games.  He's also fourth in total hits (18) and fifth in on-base percentage (.466) and has reached base in 17 straight games.
• Colton Shaw ranks seventh with a 2.45 ERA in conference games and has an opposing batting average of .206.
• The Bulldogs have four hitters with nine multi-hit games:  Jimmy Chatfield, Davis Hanson, Jeff Pierantoni and Jake Williams.
• AJ Gaich is riding a seven-game hit streak entering the weekend.

 
Scouting Penn
The Quakers lead the conference with a 2.89 team ERA in conference games.  Penn also features three of the top 11 hitters in conference play:  Ben Miller (4^th, .396 batting average),  Wyatt Henseler (10^th, .340) and Cole Palis (11^th, .333).  They also have three of the top four pitchers in conference play:   Owen Coady (1^st, 1.17 ERA), Cole Zaffiro (2^nd, 1.50 ERA) and Ryan Dromboski (4^th, 2.10 ERA).