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After Record-Breaking Weekend, Alarie Picks Up Ivy Player of the Week
February 04, 2019 | Women's Basketball
PRINCETON, N.J. – In perhaps one of the easier decisions the Ivy League office has had to make …. Bella Alarie was picked as the conference's Player of the Week for the fourth time this season. She was also honored as Suburan Transit/GoPrincetonTigers.com Athlete of the Week.
Where do you begin with Alarie's weekend?
Let's start with the basics …
Princeton 79, Columbia 64 | Recap | Box Score | Highlights | Photo Gallery
Princeton 75, Cornell 46 | Recap | Box Score | Highlights | Photo Gallery
The Tigers went 2-0 in its first back-to-back Ivy weekend, improving to 2-1 in the conference.
Now to the individual accolades …
Alarie had one of the greatest individual performances in Ivy League history against Columbia, scoring 45 points on 20-of-28 from the floor, while grabbing 14 rebounds, adding four blocks in 36 minutes.
The records broken in the game …
Ivy League Single-Game Record for points and field goals
Princeton Single-Game Record for points and field goals
Princeton All-Time Leader in Blocks
Other notes from the game …
Alarie is one of two players in Princeton basketball history to score at least 45 points (Bill Bradley '65)
Her 45 points are the most by an opponent (men or women) in Levien Gymnasium history
The 2018 Ivy League Player of the Year hardly stopped the next night at Cornell. She added 21 points, 10 rebounds, five assists, two blocks and a steal. It was her third straight double-double.
All in all, her final stat line for the weekend was …
66 points
24 rebounds
29-of-46 shooting
6 blocks
6 assists
This weekly accolade is the 13th of the Bethesda, Md., native's career. Alarie was a six-time Player of the Week award winner last season, while earning nine Ivy Rookie of the Week honors and three more Player of the Week selections as a freshman. She is now third all-time in conference history in POTW accolades, trailing Allison Feaster '98 of Harvard (21) and 2019 Princeton Ivy Legend Niveen Rasheed '13 (14).
Princeton takes on Yale (Feb. 8, 6 p.m.) and Brown (Feb. 9, 5 p.m.). The game vs. Yale can be seen on NBC Sports Philadelphia + and be streamed on ESPN+. The Brown contest is National Girls and Women in Sports Day and can also be streamed on ESPN+. The 2014-15 undefeated regular season team will be honored at halftime of the Brown matchup.
Where do you begin with Alarie's weekend?
Let's start with the basics …
Princeton 79, Columbia 64 | Recap | Box Score | Highlights | Photo Gallery
Princeton 75, Cornell 46 | Recap | Box Score | Highlights | Photo Gallery
The Tigers went 2-0 in its first back-to-back Ivy weekend, improving to 2-1 in the conference.
Now to the individual accolades …
Alarie had one of the greatest individual performances in Ivy League history against Columbia, scoring 45 points on 20-of-28 from the floor, while grabbing 14 rebounds, adding four blocks in 36 minutes.
The records broken in the game …
Ivy League Single-Game Record for points and field goals
Princeton Single-Game Record for points and field goals
Princeton All-Time Leader in Blocks
Other notes from the game …
Alarie is one of two players in Princeton basketball history to score at least 45 points (Bill Bradley '65)
Her 45 points are the most by an opponent (men or women) in Levien Gymnasium history
The 2018 Ivy League Player of the Year hardly stopped the next night at Cornell. She added 21 points, 10 rebounds, five assists, two blocks and a steal. It was her third straight double-double.
All in all, her final stat line for the weekend was …
66 points
24 rebounds
29-of-46 shooting
6 blocks
6 assists
This weekly accolade is the 13th of the Bethesda, Md., native's career. Alarie was a six-time Player of the Week award winner last season, while earning nine Ivy Rookie of the Week honors and three more Player of the Week selections as a freshman. She is now third all-time in conference history in POTW accolades, trailing Allison Feaster '98 of Harvard (21) and 2019 Princeton Ivy Legend Niveen Rasheed '13 (14).
Princeton takes on Yale (Feb. 8, 6 p.m.) and Brown (Feb. 9, 5 p.m.). The game vs. Yale can be seen on NBC Sports Philadelphia + and be streamed on ESPN+. The Brown contest is National Girls and Women in Sports Day and can also be streamed on ESPN+. The 2014-15 undefeated regular season team will be honored at halftime of the Brown matchup.
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