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No. 6 Princeton Takes Win Streak on the Road
December 05, 2018 | Women's Ice Hockey
No. 6 Princeton at RPI l Friday, Dec. 7 l 6:00 l Houston Field House
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No. 6 Princeton at Union l Saturday, Dec. 8 l 3:00 l Messa Rink
Watch: ESPN+ / International l Live Stats l @PWIH
EYE ON THE TIGERS
No. 6 Princeton has the longest unbeaten streak in the nation at 10 games with a 7-2-3 overall record. Undefeated in the ECAC, the Tigers own a 6-0-2 record to sit in first place. Princeton has the fifth best scoring offense in the nation, averaging 3.42 goals per game, led by junior Carly Bullock. Bullock is fourth in the nation in goals per game and has 18 points on 10 goals and eight assists. Freshman Sarah Fillier has 15 points in eight games and would lead the nation's rookies in scoring if she were included in the rankings. Missing four games to compete for Hockey Canada in the Four Nations Cup, has kept her from playing the minimum number of games to make the list. Junior Claire Thompson ranks second in the nation in defender scoring with five goals and seven assists. Senior Karlie Lund and sophomore Sharon Frankel are also both in double digits in scoring. The Princeton special teams are the second best in the nation with the penalty kill at 86.8 percent (46/53) and the power play at 23.5 percent (12/51) - the second best power play in the country. Sophomore Rachel McQuigge earned the ECAC Hockey Goalie of the Month honors after an undefeated month of November. She is 5-2-3 in 10 games with a 1.86 goals against average and a .932 save percentage.
THE PRINCETON/RENSSELAER SERIES
Princeton holds a 13-8-5 advantage in the all-time series with RPI and are 6-3-3 when playing at Houston Field House. The Engineers earned their first season sweep last year with a 2-1 win at Hobey Baker Rink in November and a 4-2 game at home.
SCOUTING THE ENGINEERS
Rensselaer is 5-8-4 overall and with a 3-3 record sit in seventh place in the league standings along with Clarkson. The team most recently split the series at Harvard/Dartmouth with a 2-1 win over the Big Green. Juniors Blake Orosz and Sabrina Repaci are the team's leading scorers with each in double figures. Orosz has 11 points on five goals and six assists and Repaci has three goals and seven helpers. Defender Josefine Hansen adds seven points from the blue line. Senior Lovisa Selander owns a 1.86 GAA and a .946 save percentage in 14 games.
THE PRINCETON/UNION SERIES
The Tigers are 28-1-1 in the all-time series with Union. The lone loss was a 2-1 game at Messa Rink in January 2014. Princeton has won eight meetings since, five via shutout.
SCOUTING THE DUTCHWOMEN
Union enters the weekend with a 2-12-2 overall record and is winless in the league at 0-5-1. The Dutchwomen haven't won a game in eight tries with both wins being against teams from College Hockey America. Senior defender Arianna Kosakowski leads the team in scoring with seven points on three goals and four assists. Junior Rachel de Perio adds six points while junior Haley Shugart and freshman Grace Heiting chip in five apiece. Goaltending has been split between sophomore Coco Francis and junior Amelia Murray. Murray has the better numbers with a 2.85 GAA and a .913 save percentage, while Francis has a 3.84 GAA and an .876 save percentage.
Watch l Live Stats l @PWIH
No. 6 Princeton at Union l Saturday, Dec. 8 l 3:00 l Messa Rink
Watch: ESPN+ / International l Live Stats l @PWIH
EYE ON THE TIGERS
No. 6 Princeton has the longest unbeaten streak in the nation at 10 games with a 7-2-3 overall record. Undefeated in the ECAC, the Tigers own a 6-0-2 record to sit in first place. Princeton has the fifth best scoring offense in the nation, averaging 3.42 goals per game, led by junior Carly Bullock. Bullock is fourth in the nation in goals per game and has 18 points on 10 goals and eight assists. Freshman Sarah Fillier has 15 points in eight games and would lead the nation's rookies in scoring if she were included in the rankings. Missing four games to compete for Hockey Canada in the Four Nations Cup, has kept her from playing the minimum number of games to make the list. Junior Claire Thompson ranks second in the nation in defender scoring with five goals and seven assists. Senior Karlie Lund and sophomore Sharon Frankel are also both in double digits in scoring. The Princeton special teams are the second best in the nation with the penalty kill at 86.8 percent (46/53) and the power play at 23.5 percent (12/51) - the second best power play in the country. Sophomore Rachel McQuigge earned the ECAC Hockey Goalie of the Month honors after an undefeated month of November. She is 5-2-3 in 10 games with a 1.86 goals against average and a .932 save percentage.
THE PRINCETON/RENSSELAER SERIES
Princeton holds a 13-8-5 advantage in the all-time series with RPI and are 6-3-3 when playing at Houston Field House. The Engineers earned their first season sweep last year with a 2-1 win at Hobey Baker Rink in November and a 4-2 game at home.
SCOUTING THE ENGINEERS
Rensselaer is 5-8-4 overall and with a 3-3 record sit in seventh place in the league standings along with Clarkson. The team most recently split the series at Harvard/Dartmouth with a 2-1 win over the Big Green. Juniors Blake Orosz and Sabrina Repaci are the team's leading scorers with each in double figures. Orosz has 11 points on five goals and six assists and Repaci has three goals and seven helpers. Defender Josefine Hansen adds seven points from the blue line. Senior Lovisa Selander owns a 1.86 GAA and a .946 save percentage in 14 games.
THE PRINCETON/UNION SERIES
The Tigers are 28-1-1 in the all-time series with Union. The lone loss was a 2-1 game at Messa Rink in January 2014. Princeton has won eight meetings since, five via shutout.
SCOUTING THE DUTCHWOMEN
Union enters the weekend with a 2-12-2 overall record and is winless in the league at 0-5-1. The Dutchwomen haven't won a game in eight tries with both wins being against teams from College Hockey America. Senior defender Arianna Kosakowski leads the team in scoring with seven points on three goals and four assists. Junior Rachel de Perio adds six points while junior Haley Shugart and freshman Grace Heiting chip in five apiece. Goaltending has been split between sophomore Coco Francis and junior Amelia Murray. Murray has the better numbers with a 2.85 GAA and a .913 save percentage, while Francis has a 3.84 GAA and an .876 save percentage.
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