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Watt, McCumber and Pearce Earn All-Ivy Women's Hockey Honors
March 08, 2007 | Women's Ice Hockey
Princeton senior defenseman Laura Watt earned first-team All-Ivy honors for the second consecutive season and was one of three Tigers to receive All-Ivy recognition from the League. Senior defenseman Dina McCumber was a second-team selection and senior Kim Pearce was an honorable mention.
Watt, who was named a second-team All-ECACHL selection last wee, had 22 points in 31 games on the Tiger blueline. She failed to miss a game over her entire college career, playing in 126 games and earning 91 points. Watt was a first-team All-Ivy and All-ECACHL first-team last season.
McCumber was chosen as a second-team defenseman for the second season in a row. The senior had 15 points in 28 games as a senior and posted 70 points for her career on the blue line. McCumber was also a second-team All-ECACHL selection last season.
Pearce was named an honorable mention for a season in which she led Princeton in scoring with 34 points in 31 games. The reigning league Player of the Year, Pearce never missed a game in college and averaged better than a point a game in her career, posting 127 points in 126 games. Pearce was also a first-team selection as a junior and the league's Rookie of the Year as a freshman.
For the complete list of All-Ivy selections, click here.
Watt, who was named a second-team All-ECACHL selection last wee, had 22 points in 31 games on the Tiger blueline. She failed to miss a game over her entire college career, playing in 126 games and earning 91 points. Watt was a first-team All-Ivy and All-ECACHL first-team last season.
McCumber was chosen as a second-team defenseman for the second season in a row. The senior had 15 points in 28 games as a senior and posted 70 points for her career on the blue line. McCumber was also a second-team All-ECACHL selection last season.
Pearce was named an honorable mention for a season in which she led Princeton in scoring with 34 points in 31 games. The reigning league Player of the Year, Pearce never missed a game in college and averaged better than a point a game in her career, posting 127 points in 126 games. Pearce was also a first-team selection as a junior and the league's Rookie of the Year as a freshman.
For the complete list of All-Ivy selections, click here.
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