No. 13 Women's Lacrosse Hounds Hofstra, 20-4

Saturday, March 1

Princeton, N.J.

12:00 PM

Princeton University

3-1

Hofstra

4-1

Hofstra

Princeton

Photo by: Shelley M. Szwast

March 01, 2025 | Women's Lacrosse

Box Score

No. 13 Princeton scored 0:14 into the game and never looked back in a 20-4 win over visiting Hofstra at Sherrerd Field.

Haven Dora capped a stellar week with seven assists – tying the school record for assists in a game she set earlier this week at Delaware. She finished with eight points in the game to tie her career high.

Dora has now climbed into a tie for the No. 7 spot all-time in assists by a Princeton player with 68. She now has 21 total assists this season, and had 14 this week alone as part of a 15-point two games.

Princeton 5, Hofstra 1 | 8:32 1st

Dora to Blake, we've heard that a few times.

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— Princeton Women's Lax (@princetonwlax) March 1, 2025

Six different Tigers had multi-goal games, led by Meg Morrisroe who netted four and Jami MacDonald who had three. Maggie Molnar, Sophie Whiteway, Grace Mulham, and Nina Montes each had two-goal games.

Princeton 2, Hofstra 0 | 14:15 1st

Meg scored so quickly we didn't even have time to tell you the game started.

She's got two already!

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— Princeton Women's Lax (@princetonwlax) March 1, 2025

Whiteway added a team-high four draw controls to lead the Tigers who had seven different players win at least one draw en route to a 15-12 edge on the circle.

Dylan Allen had two caused turnovers and two ground balls in another torrid afternoon on defense, joined by Abigail Roberts (3 DC, 2 CT, 2 GB) and Juliana Williams (2 CT, 1 GB) among the statistical leaders as part of a swarming defensive effort that saw the Pride muster just 17 total shots – and nine on goal.

The Tigers scored twice in the opening minute on a pair of Meg Morrisroe goals, and after the Pride briefly cut the lead to one, Princeton rattled off seven in a row to pull away in dominant fashion.

Just three days removed from seeing a 7-1 lead at Delaware after one quarter worm its way into a contest the Tigers needed to score twice in the final 2:00 to escape with a one-goal victory, Princeton learned an early-season lesson and kept its foot on the gas.

Princeton 17, Hofstra 3 | 3:03 3rd

We love a football score, don't we?

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— Princeton Women's Lax (@princetonwlax) March 1, 2025

An 8-1 Princeton lead after the first quarter ballooned into a 13-2 lead at halftime and was eventually 19-3 through three quarters.

Princeton had 11 different players score at least one goal, and 27 Tigers saw game action in a complete and total team effort.

Princeton 20, Hofstra 4 | 9:09 4th

Kendall gets her first of the year!

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— Princeton Women's Lax (@princetonwlax) March 1, 2025

The Tigers improve to 3-1 in 2025 with the victory and are now 9-0 all-time against Hofstra with a scoring margin of 147-32 in the nine victories.

The 16-goal margin of victory is the highest in the Jenn Cook tenure and largest for a Princeton team since a 19-1 win over Columbia in 2019.

Princeton returns to Sherrerd Field on March 5, hosting Penn State at 5:30 p.m.