Haven Dora Sets Single-Season Assists Record In 19-13 Win Over #19 Stony Brook

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The streak is at double digits!

No. 6 Princeton extended its winning streak to 10 – its longest since the 2019 team won 11 in a row – with a 19-13 win over No. 19 Stony Brook at Sherrerd Field.

After winning all five games of an almost month-long road trip, the Tigers returned to Sherrerd Field and blew open a 9-9 game at halftime with a dominant third quarter en route to the win.

The win came complete with some Princeton history as Haven Dora dished out six assists to become the program's single-season record holder with 42 – surpassing the previous record of 40 set by Dora in 2024 and Kyla Sears in 2019.

That's The Record!

Haven Dora is the new single-season assist record standard for Princeton Women's Lacrosse with 4?1?!@ILWomen | @USALacrosseMag | @NCAALAX pic.twitter.com/aPKihJuD9q
— Princeton Women's Lax (@princetonwlax) April 9, 2025

For her career, Dora now has 89 assists which is No. 3 all-time by a Tiger.

The recipient of four of those assists was McKenzie Blake who had an eight-goal, nine-point game while adding six draw controls. Blake, who leads the country in goals-per-game, now has 58 goals in 11 games this season which ranks No. 6 in a season all-time by a Tiger. Blake's charge up the all-time goals chart for Princeton continues as she now has 200 career goals which ranks No. 2 all-time by a Princeton player.

McHistory!

McKenzie Blake's 2?0?0? th career goal was her 8?th of the game -- tying her own school record!@ILWomen | @USALacrosseMag | @NCAALAX | @IvyLeague pic.twitter.com/77O6Zg1GRY
— Princeton Women's Lax (@princetonwlax) April 9, 2025

Blake's eighth goal of the game tied the program single-game record which had been done four times previously – including once by Blake on March 12 at Rutgers. She is now the only player in program history to score eight goals in a game on two separate occasions.

The three-headed offensive monster that is Princeton's attack was in full force as Jami MacDonald also added a nine-point game. She scored five times and dished out four assists to sit one of her career highs in goals, assists and points in a game.

Spin Zone!

Jami MacDonald goes 360 degrees and then fires home her first of the day!@ILWomen | @USALacrosseMag | @NCAALAX pic.twitter.com/HlSs1XtPnV
— Princeton Women's Lax (@princetonwlax) April 9, 2025

The Tigers won 18 draws in the game, owning a slight 18-17 edge at the circle. Blake and Abigail Roberts led the Tigers with six draw controls each, while Sophie Whiteway had five.

Meg Morrisroe added four goals as the Tigers put up the most goals scored on a Stony Brook team since 2017.

The Stop. The Sprint. The Score.

Everyone pitches in for our 10th of the game! pic.twitter.com/lG7l58FLpN
— Princeton Women's Lax (@princetonwlax) April 9, 2025

Amelia Hughes made 14 saves in goal, stopping four shots in each of the first three quarters.

How It Happened

Princeton jumped out to a 3-0 lead 4:26 into the game with a pair of goals from McKenzie Blake and one from Meg Morrisroe.
Stony Brook countered with a three-goal run of its own over a span of 3:22 including two goals from Isabella Caporuscio.
A pair of extra-woman goals for Stony Brook sandwiched around a Meg Morrisroe goal gave the Seawolves a 5-4 lead with 3:19 left in the first quarter.
The Tigers got two back before the end of the first quarter as the game was tied 6-6 after one period.
Haven Dora took over from X in the start to the second quarter, dishing out three assists in the first 4:46 to set the program single-season record and give Princeton a 9-7 lead.
The Sea Wolves tied the game at 9-9 with 6:04 to play in the first half via back-to-back extra woman goals from Charlotte Wilmoth.
Princeton ended the half on a 3-0 run with goals from Blake (2x) and Morrisroe to take a 12-9 lead to the break.
The Tigers held Stony Brook scoreless for 15:55 of game play, turning a 9-9 deadlock into a 14-9 lead before Kylie Budke scored for the Sea Wolves.
Blake and MacDonald answered with two goals before the end of the third quarter, sending the Tigers to the final period with a 16-10 lead.
Jami MacDonald added two more at the start of the fourth quarter to extend Princeton's lead to 18-10.
The Seawolves closed the gap with the next three goals to make it an 18-13 game with 3:42 to play.
McKenzie Blake slammed the door with her eighth goal of the game with 2.9 seconds to play.

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