Saturday, October 29
Princeton, N.J.
12:00 PM
Princeton University
11
vs
8
#20 St. Francis-Brooklyn
Nick Hovsmith, Ryan Neapole, Keller Maloney, Antonio Knez, Harry Foster, Yurian Quinones, Joan Coloma, Harry Moross
Photo by: Nicole Maloney
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PRINCETON, N.J. – The No. 8 Princeton Tigers finished off a perfect home record, taking down the No. 20 St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers and Iona Gaels on Saturday.
Princeton went 10-0 at home, its first undefeated regular season record at home since 2014.
No. 8 Princeton 11, No. 20 St. Francis Brooklyn 8
The Tigers scored three of the first four goals of the contest and held a 3-2 advantage after eight minutes. Princeton stretched its lead to three, but St. Francis Brooklyn closed the gap to one before a tally from Keller Maloney made the NWPC contest, 6-4, at halftime.
Yurian Quinones' goal gave Princeton an 8-5 lead as the two conference rivals headed into the fourth quarter. The Terriers closed the gap to two three separate times in the final frame, but could not get any closer.
Goals: Quinones 3, McCarroll, Mitrovic, Pozaric, K. Maloney, Coloma, Ohl, Rotenberg
Saves: Temkin 18
No. 8 Princeton 14, Iona 5
Prior to the game, the team honored the Class of 2023, a group that's won 62 games and the 2021 NWPC title.
The Tigers pitched a shutout in the first half, rolling out to an 8-0 lead. Princeton led 12-1 after three quarters and cruised to its seventh straight victory.
Goals: Quinones 2, Caras 2, Pozaric, K. Maloney, Mitrovic, Ohl, McCarroll, Neapole, Hovsmith, Roose, Garlinghouse, Moross
Saves: Knez 12
Princeton went 10-0 at home, its first undefeated regular season record at home since 2014.
No. 8 Princeton 11, No. 20 St. Francis Brooklyn 8
The Tigers scored three of the first four goals of the contest and held a 3-2 advantage after eight minutes. Princeton stretched its lead to three, but St. Francis Brooklyn closed the gap to one before a tally from Keller Maloney made the NWPC contest, 6-4, at halftime.
Yurian Quinones' goal gave Princeton an 8-5 lead as the two conference rivals headed into the fourth quarter. The Terriers closed the gap to two three separate times in the final frame, but could not get any closer.
Goals: Quinones 3, McCarroll, Mitrovic, Pozaric, K. Maloney, Coloma, Ohl, Rotenberg
Saves: Temkin 18
No. 8 Princeton 14, Iona 5
Prior to the game, the team honored the Class of 2023, a group that's won 62 games and the 2021 NWPC title.
The Tigers pitched a shutout in the first half, rolling out to an 8-0 lead. Princeton led 12-1 after three quarters and cruised to its seventh straight victory.
Goals: Quinones 2, Caras 2, Pozaric, K. Maloney, Mitrovic, Ohl, McCarroll, Neapole, Hovsmith, Roose, Garlinghouse, Moross
Saves: Knez 12
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