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No. 10 Princeton Tangles With Three CWPA Opponents At Hartwick
April 06, 2017 | Women's Water Polo
PRINCETON, N.J. – The No. 10 Princeton Tigers continue to fight for position in the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) standings this weekend as they make the trip to Hartwick College.
Princeton sits second (3-1) in the CWPA standings behind No. 7 Michigan (5-0). Four other teams in the conference have played one game or fewer as teams look to chase down Princeton and Michigan.
The Tigers open on Saturday (1 p.m.) vs. the No. 14 Indiana Hoosiers. The Hoosiers lead the all-time series, 13-10. These two teams have been as evenly matched as possible over the last few years as the last four meetings have been decided by one goal, two of which have gone into overtime. The Tigers last defeated the Hoosiers in the 2015 CWPA Championship game.
Princeton will battle Brown later on Saturday at 7 p.m. The Tigers have not lost to the Bears since 2010, having won 13 consecutive meetings. Head coach Luis Nicolao's unit finishes the weekend on Sunday vs. the host school, Hartwick, at 3 p.m. The Tigers hold a 14-11 advantage all-time vs. the Hawks. Princeton dropped Hartwick 13-12 in the 2016 regular season and 17-10 in the CWPA third place contest in last May.
Haley Wan, on a stretch of eight hat tricks in nine games, has 50 goals this season for the second straight year. The junior already has 142 career goal which is 11th best in program history. Not just a goal scorer, Wan has 30 steals, 21 drawn ejections and 21 assists this season.
Chelsea Johnson will likely surpass her career high in goals (34) this weekend as she currently sits second on the team with 32. Four other Tigers have scored at least 16 goals in 2017. Another standout performer has been Eliza Britt, who has 18 goals, 23 assists, 22 steals, 14 drawn ejections and a team-high 14 sprint wins. Ashleigh Johnson is 16-3 this season with .717 save percentage in the cage.
Each game this weekend will be streamed live and for free here – https://portal.stretchinternet.com/hartwick/
Princeton sits second (3-1) in the CWPA standings behind No. 7 Michigan (5-0). Four other teams in the conference have played one game or fewer as teams look to chase down Princeton and Michigan.
The Tigers open on Saturday (1 p.m.) vs. the No. 14 Indiana Hoosiers. The Hoosiers lead the all-time series, 13-10. These two teams have been as evenly matched as possible over the last few years as the last four meetings have been decided by one goal, two of which have gone into overtime. The Tigers last defeated the Hoosiers in the 2015 CWPA Championship game.
Princeton will battle Brown later on Saturday at 7 p.m. The Tigers have not lost to the Bears since 2010, having won 13 consecutive meetings. Head coach Luis Nicolao's unit finishes the weekend on Sunday vs. the host school, Hartwick, at 3 p.m. The Tigers hold a 14-11 advantage all-time vs. the Hawks. Princeton dropped Hartwick 13-12 in the 2016 regular season and 17-10 in the CWPA third place contest in last May.
Haley Wan, on a stretch of eight hat tricks in nine games, has 50 goals this season for the second straight year. The junior already has 142 career goal which is 11th best in program history. Not just a goal scorer, Wan has 30 steals, 21 drawn ejections and 21 assists this season.
Chelsea Johnson will likely surpass her career high in goals (34) this weekend as she currently sits second on the team with 32. Four other Tigers have scored at least 16 goals in 2017. Another standout performer has been Eliza Britt, who has 18 goals, 23 assists, 22 steals, 14 drawn ejections and a team-high 14 sprint wins. Ashleigh Johnson is 16-3 this season with .717 save percentage in the cage.
Each game this weekend will be streamed live and for free here – https://portal.stretchinternet.com/hartwick/
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