Princeton University Athletics
Women's Water Polo Splits Sunday Portion Of Invitational
February 15, 2004 | Women's Water Polo
Feb. 15, 2004
PRINCETON - Princeton split a pair of games on Sunday in women's water polo, falling in the morning to Michigan 10-4, and coming back to beat George Washington 13-3 in the nightcap. Freshman Danielle Carlson scored at least one goal in each quarter of the win. The Wolverines led 3-0 after one quarter, but Princeton cut it to 5-3 at halftime. Michigan outscored Princeton 5-1 in the second half to take control.
The nightcap was a different story, as Princeton started slowly and managed only a 3-3 tie at halftime. The third quarter would prove to be a different story, as the Tigers came out hungry and built a 9-3 lead. Five different players scored, including two goals by Carlson. The defense played well, earning steals and cutting off passing lanes.
Tiger scoring
Michigan 10, Princeton 4
1st 0-3
2nd 3-5 Zitren 1, Elyse 2
3rd 3-7
4th 4-10 Donahue 1
Princeton 13, George Washington 3
1st 1-1 Carlson 1
2nd 3-3 Carlson 1, Karina 1
3rd 9-3 Carlson 2, Jazmin 1, Kathryn 1, Donahue 1, Courtney 1
4th 13-3 Carlson 1, Ajoux 1, Courtney 1, Anne-Lise 1
Sunday's scores
Bucknell 9 Wagner 7
Princeton 4 Michigan 10
Brown 8 GW 3
Marist 1 Bucknell 12
Harvard 8 Annapolis 7
Michigan 13 Wagner 4
Brown 11 Marist 3
Harvard 9 Villanova 6
Princeton 13 GW 3