No. 13 Penn laid the hammer down in the second half at No. 25 Georgetown, outscoring the Hoyas, 13-2, over the final 30:00 of play in an 18-6 win on The Hilltop. The Quakers (6-0, 1-0 Ivy) scored on 13 of their 19 shots in the second half to pick up their third Top-25 win of the season. Freshman Zoe Belodeau broke her own school record for draw controls in a game with 13, eclipsing the 11 she had against Rutgers earlier this season. Her 13 draws controls tied for fourth-most among any player in the country this season and are the third-most all-time in a game by an Ivy League player. Gabby Rosenzweig (5 goals, 1 assist) and Erin Barry (5 goals) led the offense, Belodeau added a goal and four assists while Alex Condon had two goals and two assists. Mikaila Cheeseman made 10 saves in goal, including eight in the first half. Notes To Know Penn is 6-0 for the first time since 2015. Penn's 18 goals scored were the most by Penn against the Hoyas all-time. Penn has scored 18+ goals twice this season, the first time a Penn team has done that since 2012 and just the fifth time in program history. The Quakers held Georgetown scoreless for 18:44 after the Hoyas scored with 3:11 to go in the first half. Penn went on an 8-0 run over that span, turning a 5-4 lead into an 11-4 lead. Mikaila Cheeseman tied her career high with 10 saves. Gabby Rosenzweig tied her career high with five goals. Alex Condon's two goals gave her 96 for her career – tied for No. 10 all-time at Penn. Emily Rogers-Healion had a goal and two assists. She now has 126 career points – tied for No. 13 all-time at Penn. Her 62 career assists are No. 6 all-time at Penn. How It Happened The Quakers came out firing, scoring on their very first shot of the game when Rogers-Healion connected on a free position 0:47 into the game. Erin Barry would follow with her first of five goals at the 7:03 mark to give Penn a 2-0 lead. The Red and Blue did not concede a goal until 12:49 had been played. Emily Ehle would get the Hoyas on the board, but Penn would net the next two to build a 4-1 lead. It appeared the Hoyas would mount a comeback as Georgetown scored three times in a span of 1:41 to tie the game, 4-4, with 3:11 remaining in the opening period. Penn would answer quickly with a Barry goal off a Rogers-Healion pass with 1:56 remaining to start Penn's 8-0 run that salted the game away. Four different players scored for Penn in the opening 14:24 of the second half as the Quakers built an 11-4 lead. The key sequence was a three-goal spurt in 1:10 of game play – Barry, Cummings and Rosenzweig each scoring. After Michael Bruno ended the Penn barrage with a goal with 14:27 to play, Rosenzweig scored again in quick order, answering just 32 seconds later. That goal started a 7-0 Penn run that was only ended by a Hoyas goal with 0:18 to play. Chrissy Corcoran scored her first of the season in Penn's run, and Elyse Decker netted her first career goal on a free position with 2:25 to play. Penn is back on the road next weekend, heading to Durham to take on No. 21 Duke at noon.