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Friday, January 4
Cambridge, Mass.
3:30 PM
Princeton University
at
Harvard
Photo by: Shelley M. Szwast
Streaking Tigers Travel to Harvard/Dartmouth This Weekend
January 03, 2019 | Women's Ice Hockey
No. 6 Princeton at Harvard l Friday, Jan. 4 l 3:30 l Bright-Landry Hockey Center
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No. 6 Princeton at Dartmouth l Saturday, Jan. 5 l 3:00 l Thompson Arena
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EYE ON THE TIGERS
Sporting the longest unbeaten steak in program history, and in the nation, at 14 games, the No. 6 ranked Princeton Tigers look to keep the momentum going. The Tigers are 10-2-4 overall and 8-0-2 in the ECAC, sitting in first place in the standings. Princeton boasts the fifth best scoring offense in the nation, averaging 3.50 goals per game. Junior Carly Bullock is eighth in the country in scoring with 24 points in 16 games and is fifth in the nation in goals per game. Freshman Sarah Fillier is fourth in the nation in scoring and the nation's top scoring freshman, with 21 points in 12 games. She is also second nationally in assists per game with 14 to her credit. Senior Karlie Lund adds 16 points and junior defender Claire Thompson has 15. Thompson's 0.94 ppg ranks her second in the nation in scoring defenders. Freshman Maggie Connors and sophomore Sharon Frankel are also in double digits in scoring. The Princeton defense has limited teams to just 1.75 goals per game with three capable netminders working for the Tigers this season. Sophomore Rachel McQuigge has a 6-2-4 record with a .931 save percentage and a 1.79 goals against average. Junior Stephanie Neatby and freshman Cassie Reale are both 2-0. The Tigers combined special teams are the third best in the nation with the power play third at 23.4 percent (15/64). The penalty kill has a rate of 85.5 percent (59/69).
THE PRINCETON/HARVARD SERIES
Princeton and Harvard played to a 2-2 draw in the first meeting this season, on November 3 at Hobey Baker Rink. Sharon Frankel and Karlie Lund each scored for the Tigers with Rachel McQuigge making 27 saves. Dominique Petrie scored on a penalty shot and Becca Gilmore net the game-tying goal late in the third. Lindsay Reed had 33 saves. The overall series sits in favor of the Crimson, 49-33-5 but has been even lately at 2-2-1 in the last five.
SCOUTING THE CRIMSON
This will be Harvard's first game since a 2-2 draw with UNH on Dec. 8. They finished up 2018 with a 4-6-2 overall record and are 3-3-1 in the league. Three players have the lead team with nine points, including freshman Kristin Della Rovere who has a team-best five goals, senior Lexie Laing and junior Kat Hughes who has a team-best eight assists. Sophomore Becca Gilmore is right on their heels with eight points. Freshman Lindsay Reed has started in all but one game and has a 1.51 GAA and a .955 save percentage.
THE PRINCETON/DARTMOUTH SERIES
Princeton earned a 4-1 victory over Dartmouth in the first meeting this season, on Nov. 2 at Hobey Baker Rink. Sara McClanahan net the first goal of the game before the Tigers went on a four-goal run with Carly Bullock scoring twice and assisting on a third. Shots were lopsided in the game with Cassie Reale making 18 saves and Christine Honor grabbing 35 pucks.
SCOUTING THE BIG GREEN
Dartmouth enters the weekend with a 3-10-1 overall record and is 10th in the league at 2-5. Senior Tess Bracken and freshman Sarah McClanahan are the team leaders in scoring with seven points apiece. Junior Christina Rombaut and freshman defender Lotti Odonga are one point behind with six each. Senior Christina Honor has started in 12 of 14 games in goal and has an .895 save percentage and a 3.03 GAA.
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No. 6 Princeton at Dartmouth l Saturday, Jan. 5 l 3:00 l Thompson Arena
Watch: ESPN+ / International l Live Stats l @PWIH
EYE ON THE TIGERS
Sporting the longest unbeaten steak in program history, and in the nation, at 14 games, the No. 6 ranked Princeton Tigers look to keep the momentum going. The Tigers are 10-2-4 overall and 8-0-2 in the ECAC, sitting in first place in the standings. Princeton boasts the fifth best scoring offense in the nation, averaging 3.50 goals per game. Junior Carly Bullock is eighth in the country in scoring with 24 points in 16 games and is fifth in the nation in goals per game. Freshman Sarah Fillier is fourth in the nation in scoring and the nation's top scoring freshman, with 21 points in 12 games. She is also second nationally in assists per game with 14 to her credit. Senior Karlie Lund adds 16 points and junior defender Claire Thompson has 15. Thompson's 0.94 ppg ranks her second in the nation in scoring defenders. Freshman Maggie Connors and sophomore Sharon Frankel are also in double digits in scoring. The Princeton defense has limited teams to just 1.75 goals per game with three capable netminders working for the Tigers this season. Sophomore Rachel McQuigge has a 6-2-4 record with a .931 save percentage and a 1.79 goals against average. Junior Stephanie Neatby and freshman Cassie Reale are both 2-0. The Tigers combined special teams are the third best in the nation with the power play third at 23.4 percent (15/64). The penalty kill has a rate of 85.5 percent (59/69).
THE PRINCETON/HARVARD SERIES
Princeton and Harvard played to a 2-2 draw in the first meeting this season, on November 3 at Hobey Baker Rink. Sharon Frankel and Karlie Lund each scored for the Tigers with Rachel McQuigge making 27 saves. Dominique Petrie scored on a penalty shot and Becca Gilmore net the game-tying goal late in the third. Lindsay Reed had 33 saves. The overall series sits in favor of the Crimson, 49-33-5 but has been even lately at 2-2-1 in the last five.
SCOUTING THE CRIMSON
This will be Harvard's first game since a 2-2 draw with UNH on Dec. 8. They finished up 2018 with a 4-6-2 overall record and are 3-3-1 in the league. Three players have the lead team with nine points, including freshman Kristin Della Rovere who has a team-best five goals, senior Lexie Laing and junior Kat Hughes who has a team-best eight assists. Sophomore Becca Gilmore is right on their heels with eight points. Freshman Lindsay Reed has started in all but one game and has a 1.51 GAA and a .955 save percentage.
THE PRINCETON/DARTMOUTH SERIES
Princeton earned a 4-1 victory over Dartmouth in the first meeting this season, on Nov. 2 at Hobey Baker Rink. Sara McClanahan net the first goal of the game before the Tigers went on a four-goal run with Carly Bullock scoring twice and assisting on a third. Shots were lopsided in the game with Cassie Reale making 18 saves and Christine Honor grabbing 35 pucks.
SCOUTING THE BIG GREEN
Dartmouth enters the weekend with a 3-10-1 overall record and is 10th in the league at 2-5. Senior Tess Bracken and freshman Sarah McClanahan are the team leaders in scoring with seven points apiece. Junior Christina Rombaut and freshman defender Lotti Odonga are one point behind with six each. Senior Christina Honor has started in 12 of 14 games in goal and has an .895 save percentage and a 3.03 GAA.
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