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1 GAME 6 vs VIRGINIA No. 13/16 Princeton (2-3) vs. No. 6/6 Virginia (5-2) Saturday, March 20 at 12 p.m. / Princeton Stadium, Princeton, N.J. Live Video / Live Stats Series: Princeton leads Last Meeting: Princeton won 8-7 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY WOMEN S LACROSSE Eye on the Tigers Princeton is 2-3 on the season after falling to James Madison in double overtime, on Wednesday. The Tigers are searching for their first win at their new home, Princeton Stadium, this season, with a current 0-3 mark at home. Virginia will be Princeton s second ranked opponent this season. Junior Lizzy Drumm is the team s leading scorer with 18 goals and five assists for 23 points. Senior Kristin Morrison had 14 points on nine goals and five assists for 14 points. Freshman Charlotte Davis adds nine points, while freshman Caroline Rehfuss and sophomore Barb Previ had seven points apiece. Sophomore Lindsey debutts leads the team in ground balls, draw controls and caused turnovers. Junior Erin Tochihara has started all five games and has made 43 saves on 92 shots for an goals against average and a.467 save percentage. The Series Princeton took the lead in the all-time series with an 8-7 win in Charlottesville last season. It was the second time in as many years that the Tigers earned an 8-7 victory over the Cavs. Princeton holds a edge in the series that began in 1989 and has won three of the last five meetings. When playing at Virginia, the home school does have the advantage, 8-5. Scouting the Cavaliers Virginia is 5-2 overall and are ranked No. 6 in both national polls. The Cavaliers have won the last three games including a 14-7 win over William & Mary this past Wednesday. The squad has victories over two top-10 teams this season, defeating Syracuse and North Carolina by one goal. Virginia is averaging goals and holding teams to goals per game. Kaitlin Duff is the team s leading scorer with 15 goals and 10 assists for 25 points. Josie Owen leads the team in assists with 11 and adds 11 goals for 22 points. Caity Whiteley and Charlie Finnigan have 19 and 18 points respectively. Finnigan is a threat from the eight-meter, scoring six of seven from the fan. Brittany Kalkstein leads the team in ground balls, draw controls and caused turnovers. The Cavaliers use a two-goalie system, splitting time between Lauren Benner and Kim Kolarik. Benner is 3-0 on the season and has made 36 saves on 70 shots for a 8.64 GAA and a.514 save percentage. Kolarik is 2-2 and has stopped 13 of 53 shots for a GAA and a.245 save percentage. Hello Stranger St. Stephen s and St. Agnes graduates are aplenty. They include two players from Princeton: Charlotte Davis and Cassie Pyle and four from Virginia: Kelly Austin, Molly Millard, Liz Downs and Annie Taylor. Brittany Kalkstein and Maisie Devine both attended Roland Park, while Severna Park alums include Julie Gardner, Allison Behringer and Jaci Gassaway. The Last Time We Met (March 21, 2009) Senior Holly McGarvie had a five-point game, scoring three goals and picking up two assists, as No. 9 Princeton upset No. 7 Virginia, 8-7, on Saturday, March 21 at Klockner Stadium. Virginia s Whitaker Hagerman opened the game scoring 48 seconds into the game with help from Ashley McCulloch, but Princeton responded with three unanswered goals in a span of 4:55 to take a 3-1 lead. McGarvie assisted on the first two goals, helping sophomore Lizzy Drumm even the game at 25:38, before passing to senior Kristin Schwab from behind the cage to give the Tigers the lead at 23:17. McGarvie tallied her first when she ran around the back of the cage and fired the ball into the top shelf at 20:43. Hagerman scored her second of the afternoon at 13:59 to cut the Cavaliers deficit back to one goal. Blair Weymouth passed to Hagerman inside the arc and Hagerman found space to score. Princeton went up 5-2 when McGarvie and Schwab scored within 30 seconds of each other. McGarvie tallied an unassisted goal at 10:51 during which Virginia s defender Liz Downs was called for a yellow card. Junior Jenna Washabaugh won the next draw control and Princeton easily made its way to the net without Virginia s top defender in its path, and Schwab rocketed a high shot into the back of the net at 10:21. Virginia called a timeout to regroup. The team entered the field more relaxed and patient as it won the next draw control and held position for more than four minutes, looking for the perfect shot. The Princeton defense was solid not allowing Virginia any open looks, as three shots sailed wide before Weymouth was able to sneak one by sophomore goalie Erin Tochihara at 5:08. Weymouth rolled into the 2010 SCHEDULE FEBRUARY 27 at Johns Hopkins W, 10-9 (OT) MARCH 3 RUTGERS L, No. 6/8 DUKE L, at Brown W, JAMES MADISON L, (2OT) 20 VIRGINIA 12 p.m. 24 at Columbia * 7 p.m. 28 at Georgetown * 2 p.m. 31 at Temple 4 p.m. APRIL 3 CORNELL * 1 p.m. 10 YALE * 1 p.m. 14 MARYLAND 7 p.m. 17 at Harvard * 1 p.m. 18 at Dartmouth * 1 p.m. 21 PENN * 7 p.m. 25 DARTMOUTH * 1 p.m Ivy League Tournament QUICK FACTS Coaching Staff Head Coach...Chris Sailer (24th year) Alma Mater...Harvard 81 Record (.743) Assistant Coaches Michele DeJuliis, 6th year...penn State 97 Amy Altig, 3rd year...james Madison 05 Patty Kennedy, 11th year...penn 87 Team Information 2010 Record overall, 1-0 Ivy 2010 Home Record Away Record Letterwinners Returning/Lost...16/16 Starters Returning/Lost...5/6 Newcomers... 6 Captains...Lizzy Drumm, Kristin Morrison,...and Sarah Vance Program History First Varsity Season Institution Record Ivy League Titles/Last... 9 /2006 NCAA Titles... 3 (1994, 02, 03) Athletic Communications Women s Lacrosse SID...Kristy McNeil Phone... (609) mcneil@princeton.edu

2 center of the field and sent a shot through traffic for the goal. A free-position goal by Weymouth at 3:48 made it a 5-4 game. Tochihara kept the Tigers in front when she made a big save on a Jenny Hauser shot, after Virginia won the next draw and quickly made its way down the field. Hauser wheeled around from behind the cage and Tochihara came up with the stop. A minute later, Kaitlin Duff was the recipient of the team s second yellow card of the afternoon and teammate Downs received a major foul, setting up McGarvie for a free-position goal, her third goal of the day, with 1:55 to play in the first half. Tochihara helped maintain the Tigers 6-4 lead at the break when she stopped a Julie Gardner shot with 12 seconds left. Brittany Kalkstein scored two goals in the first 1:49 of the second half to tie the game at 6-6. Princeton won the next three draw controls to get back out ahead of Virginia. Junior Kristin Morrison regained the lead for Princeton when she connected with Drumm at 26:40, and senior Christine Casaceli sent in a low shot to make it 8-6 at 24:40. The nets stayed still for almost 14 minutes, as Benner stopped a free-position chance by Drumm and a shot by Schwab. Weymouth and Hagerman both hit the post on the opposite end of the field. At 10:34 Virginia net its seventh goal when McCulloch connected with Duff. Tochihara made two more saves in the final 10:34, including a shot with 18 seconds to play to hold for the win. She finished the game with eight saves, while Benner also had eight. Princeton had an 11-6 advantage in draw controls, while Virginia led in ground balls, and shots Last Time Out (March 17 vs. James Madison) Kim Griffin scored the golden goal to give the James Madison women s lacrosse team a double overtime win over Princeton on Wednesday, March 17 at Princeton Stadium. The No. 13-ranked Tigers had a 6-4 lead at the end of the first half but the Dukes stormed back to score seven goals in the second to Princeton s five to force the overtime. In the first overtime, JMU looked like it walk away with the win when Mary Kate Lomady scored an eight-meter goal at 3:30. The Dukes tried to play keep away for the next 2:30 but sent the ball back to its keeper Morgan Kelly who inadvertently turned the ball over when an errant pass went out of bounds. Getting the ball near midfield, the Tigers raced down the field and freshman Caroline Rehfuss found junior Lizzy Drumm open to score and tie the game with five seconds to play in the first overtime. During the sudden-victory overtime, Princeton had a free-position attempt but didn t have a clear shot at the net with two defenders waiting to pounce. A pass on the attempt was swatted away and JMU came up with the ground ball and had a good clear down the field leading Griffin to score the goal exactly two minutes into the overtime. The teams each finished the game with 29 shots and 19 ground balls apiece. JMU had a slim edge TALE OF THE TAPE Princeton 2010 Virginia 2-3 Overall Record Conf. Record /16 Ranking 6/6 55 Goals Scored Goals/Game Goals Allowed GAA Shots/Game Saves/Game Assists FPG-FPA Ground Balls Draw Controls Caused Turnovers Clears SERIES BREAKDOWN Date Site Score 5/20/89 Virginia *...W, 6-5 3/22/91 at Virginia...L, /21/92 Virginia...W, 5-2 3/20/93 at Virginia...L, /16/93 Virginia *...L, 6-8 (OT) 4/18/94 Virginia...W, (OT) 5/21/94 vs. Virginia...W, (OT) 3/18/95 at Virginia...W, 5-4 3/17/96 Virginia... L, 8-9 3/16/97 at Virginia...L, /3/98 Virginia... L, 4-9 5/9/98 at Virginia *... L, 7-8 3/19/99 at Virginia... W, 9-8 (3OT) 3/31/00 Virginia...W, 8-7 3/18/01 at Virginia...W, 9-6 3/17/02 Virginia...W, /16/03 at Virginia...L, /18/03 vs. Virginia *... W, 8-7 (OT) 3/13/04 Virginia... W, /23/05 Virginia...L, /26/05 at Virginia... L, 4-8 3/25/06 Virginia...L, /14/06 at Virginia *...W, 8-7 3/24/07 at Virginia... L, 7-9 5/13/07 at Virginia*...L, /22/08 Virginia...W, 8-7 3/21/09 at Virginia...W, 8-7 Overall record: Home: Away: Neutral Largest Margin of Victory... 3 (92, 01, 04) Largest Margin of Defeat (06) IWLCA Poll March Northwestern Maryland Duke North Carolina Penn Virginia Georgetown Syracuse Stanford Towson Boston University Penn State Princeton Vanderbilt Notre Dame Dartmouth Loyola William & Mary Hofstra Rutgers Also receiving votes: James Madison, UNH, Ohio State INSIDE LACROSSE POLL march Northwestern Maryland Duke Penn North Carolina Virginia Syracuse Georgetown Notre Dame Towson Penn State Boston University Stanford Dartmouth Vanderbilt Princeton New Hampshire Loyola Ohio State Louisville Also receiving votes: Hofstra, JMU, Rutgers, Drexel, Boston College, Harvard, Navy. PRINCETON IN THE POLLS IWLCA IL Preseason 9 9 Week 1 (Feb. 8) - 9 Week 2 (Feb. 15) - 9 Week 3 (Feb. 22) 9 9 Week 4 (Mar. 1) t-9 7 Week 5 (Mar. 8) Week 6 (Mar. 15) Week 7 (Mar. 22)

3 2010 RECORD WHEN... Playing Ranked Teams Playing Unranked Teams Scoring First Opponent Scores First In one-goal games In games decided by 2-5 goals In games decided by 6-9 goals In games decided by 10+ goals Leading at Halftime Trailing at Halftime Tied at Halftime Scoring 0-5 Goals Scoring 6-10 Goals Scoring Goals Scoring 16+ Goals Allowing 0-5 Goals Allowing 6-10 Goals Allowing Goals Allowing 16+ Goals Princeton took more shots Opponent took more shots Shots are even Princeton had more SOG Opponent had more SOG SOG are even Princeton had more ground balls Opponent had more ground balls Ground balls are even Princeton caused more turnovers Opponent caused more turnovers CT are even Princeton won more draw controls Opponent won more draw controls Draws are even Princeton made more clears Opponent made more clears Clears are even in draw controls. Princeton took the lead on the opening goal and had a 3-1 lead less than 10 minutes in, before JMU scored two within 1:16 to make it a 3-3 game. The Tigers answered back going on a 4-1 run to close out the first half with the 6-4 lead. Princeton made it 8-5 at 26:17 of the second half but the Dukes scored four straight to take the 9-8 lead with 13:45 left to play. Drumm would even the game with an unassisted goal at 12:24, and the team would trade goal one minute apart. An eightmeter goal by sophomore Cassie Pyle at 4:34 put the Tigers head before Ariel Lane tallied the equalizer at 3:48. Lomady led the Dukes with four goals and one assist for five points. Both Griffin and Lane had four points, with Lane getting three goals and one assist and Griffin getting all of her points via goals. Casey Ancarrow and Caitlin Sullivan each had two-point efforts. Goalkeeper Kelly finished the game with eight saves to keep her team undefeated at 6-0. Drumm matched her career best with six goals and one assist for seven points. Pyle and Rehfuss both had two points and six other Tigers made their way onto the score sheet with one point. Tochihara had 12 saves on the afternoon, tying her season-best for saves in a game. Trophy Watch Juniors Lizzy Drumm and Erin Tochihara have been named to the 2010 Tewaaraton Trophy Watch List it was announced on Friday, March 5. This is the second time Tochihara is making the list after being named a nominee last season, while Drumm is on the list for the first time. In Princeton s women s lacrosse history it has had one Tewaaraton Trophy winner, three finalists and have received 18 nominations and/or watch list selections. Rachael Becker was the Tewaaraton winner in 2003 and was a finalist in Julie Shanner was a finalist in 2001, Theresa Sherry in 2004 and Lindsey Biles in Ivy Openers Princeton s game with Brown on March 13 is the earliest Princeton has played an Ivy League game, by nine days, since the conference began sponsoring the sport in The Tigers have won the last 18 Ivy League openers, with their last loss coming in 1992, a one-goal game to Harvard. Overall Princeton is in league openers. Early Bird Special Princeton s game with Johns Hopkins on Feb. 27 was the earliest the women s lacrosse team opened a season in program history. Open Sesame Princeton is in season openers since the program began in In the last 10 years, Princeton has posted an 8-2 mark in its openers and have won the last four straight. Since 2005 the Tigers have opened each year with Johns Hopkins, going 5-1 in those meetings. Winning Ways Coach Sailer is two wins away from reaching 300 career wins, with an record. She ranks second all-time amongst Division I coaches in wins and is second among active DI coaches. Cindy Timchal is the only other coach to have over 300 wins. Sailer was inducted into the US National Lacrosse Hall of Fame last year. Sailer coached her 400th career game this past Saturday at Brown. Tough as Nails Princeton was selected No. 9 in the preseason IWLCA and Inside Lacrosse polls and 10th in the Lacrosse Magazine preseason poll. Princeton will play seven teams that were ranked in the preseason national polls. They include: No. 2 Maryland, No. 3 Penn, No. 5 Duke, No. 7 Georgetown, No. 10 Virginia, No. 16/15 Dartmouth and No. 18/19 Cornell. IVY STANDINGS No. Team Ivy Overall 1. Cornell Penn Princeton Yale Dartmouth Columbia Brown Harvard UPCOMING IVY GAMES Saturday, March 20 Cornell at Harvard Virginia at Prineton Penn at Yale Columbia at Stony Brook Wednesday, March 24 Dartmouth at Syracuse Yale at BU Cornell at Florida Johns Hopkins at Penn noon noon 1 p.m. 4 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. RECENT IVY GAMES Saturday, March 13 Harvard 6 at Penn 12 Yale 9 at Marist 8 Princeton 16 at Brown 6 Wednesday, March 17 Columbia 1 at Dartmouth 15 JMU 13 at Princeton 12 (2OT) Brown 8 at Yale 7 BU 13 at Harvard 9 St. Joseph s 0 at Penn 14 WEEKLY AWARDS Offensive Player of the Week 3/1 Ali DeLuca, Penn Kristin Morrison, Princeton 3/8 Greta Meyer, Dartmouth 3/15 Jessi Steinberg, Cornell Jennifer VanderMeulen, Harvard Defensive Player of the Week 3/1 Erin Tochihara, Princeton 3/8 Julie Wadland, Dartmouth 3/15 Emily Szelest, Penn

4 House Warming This season Princeton will call Princeton Stadium home. The women s lacrosse team will play all of its regular season home games at Princeton Stadium due to its Fieldturf surface. Home Sweet Home Princeton is still searching for its first win at its new home Princeton Stadium this season with an 0-3 mark. The Tigers were undefeated, 9-0, at home last season at Class of 1952 Stadium. All time the Tigers have a 73.0 winning percentage when playing in Princeton, N.J., with a record. On the Road Again The Tigers are 2-0 on the road this season and won the program s 150 road game against Johns Hopkins. Princeton also defeated Brown All time Princeton is when playing away from Princeton. Hand Me a Broom Princeton swept the first Ivy League weekly honors with senior attacker Kristin Morrison getting Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors and junior goalkeeper Eric Tochihara getting the Defensive Player of the Week. Morrison scored at 2:26 in overtime to give Princeton a 10-9 win over Johns Hopkins in the 2010 season opener at Homewood Field on Saturday, Feb. 27. She scored four goals and added an assist to lead the Tigers offensively. She also led the team in caused turnovers with three and ground balls with four. Morrison helped the Tigers gain a 2-0 lead notching both goals in the first seven minutes of the game. She earned a hat trick in the second half as Princeton was down 8-6, to help the Tigers come within one goal. Morrison had the assist on the 8-8 tying goal when she picked up a loose ball and sent it to Drumm for the score. Morrison scored the overtime goal when she drove inside the critical scoring area for the goal with 2:26 to play. Morrison shares the honor with Penn s Ali DeLuca. Tochihara made 12 saves in the overtime win. Four of her saves came on free-position shots and she one of her saves on the first shot in overtime by Hopkins Angela Hughes to keep the game tied at 9-9. Tochihara finished the game with a.571 save percentage and an 8.18 goals against average. Princeton has made 12 consecutive appearances in the NCAA Tournament. We Are the Champions Princeton has won three national titles, in 1994, 2002 and The Tigers have made it to the championship round 10 times since the NCAA began the tournament in Super Sailer Chris Sailer has coached the most games in NCAA Tournament history, a total of 44 games. She surpassed Cindy Timchal s 42 games in 2009 after a match with Georgetown. Both coaches have won a total of 29 games in the tournament. We re on the Air All home games will be webcast via GoPrincetonTigers.tv for registered users. Packages are available for purchase on a monthly or annual subscription. Live stats will be available free of charge for every home game and audio broadcasts will be available for most home games free of charge. Links will be available on the women s lacrosse schedule page. Not Just a Dot Com Princeton fans now have many ways to follow their teams. Besides www. GoPrincetonTigers.com, fans can check out the Tigers TV site, www. GoPrincetonTigers.tv for various types of videos including: interviews with student-athletes and coaches, alumni profiles, game highlights, etc. You can also check out TigerBlog, the official blog of Princeton Athletics, that gives fans a different take on our teams. You can also become a fan of Princeton Athletics on Facebook by searching for Princeton University Athletics and clicking join The Coming Attractions Princeton returns to Ivy League action on Wednesday, March 24 when it begins a three-game road swing at Columbia. Game time is set for 7 p.m. The Tigers will then travel to Georgetown on Saturday, March 28 and play at Temple on Wednesday, March 31 at 4 p.m. We Are the Champions Assistant coach Michele DeJuliis and Holly McGarvie 09 won the gold medal as members of the 2009 US World Cup Team. DeJuliis was captain of the team. Elite Feet Assistant Coach Amy Altig and Holly McGarvie 09 were members of the US Elite National Team that competed in the Champion Challenge in Florida in January. The team faced off against Florida, Duke and Notre Dame and won all three games with assistant coach Michele DeJuliis acting as an assistant coach of the team. Hey Rookie! Inside Lacrosse tabbed Charlotte Davis and Sam Ellis No. 17 and 18 on its list of the Top 25 Rising Freshman Recruits in its Recruiting Issue in December. As a class Princeton s Class of 2013 ranked No. 9 in the magazine s top-10 freshman classes list. Preseason Pick Lacrosse Magazine s Matt DaSilva selected his preseason team in the December issue. The goalie on the NCAA Division I Women s All-DaSilva Team is Princeton s Erin Tochihara. O Captain! My Captain! Seniors Sarah Vance and Kristin Morrison along with junior Lizzy Drumm have been elected team captains this season. Top 10 Countdown The Princeton Office of Athletic Communications rated the top 10 male and female athletes of the decade in December. Making the list was: No. 4 Rachael Becker 03, No. 5 Theresa Sherry 04 and No. 8 Elizabeth Pillion 05. All three were two-sport athletes playing women s lacrosse. Tigers in the Tournament Princeton has made 18 appearances in the NCAA Tournament, the third most appearances by a team. The Tigers have a record in the tournament.

5 2010 ROSTER No. Name Pos. Yr. Hometown/High School 1 Sarah Vance D Sr. Lexington, Va./Episcopal 2 Maisie Devine M Jr. Baltimore, Md./Roland Park 3 Cathy Bachur D So. Towson, Md./Towson 5 Kristin Morrison A Sr. Manhasset, N.Y./Friends Academy 7 Sam Ellis A Fr. Bryn Mawr, Pa./Radnor High School 9 Caroline Markowitz M Jr. Baltimore, Md./Garrison Forest School 10 Barb Previ M So. Medford, N.J./Shawnee 11 Lindsey debutts D So. Alexandria, Va./Episcopal 12 Charlotte Davis M Fr. Alexandria, Va./St. Stephen s & St. Agnes 13 Kaitlyn Perrelle G Sr. Lagrangeville, N.Y./Hotchkiss 14 Kelly Harchut D So. Maple Glen, Pa./Upper Dublin 15 Lizzy Drumm M Jr. Westbury, N.Y./Friends Academy 17 Cassie Pyle M/A So. Alexandria, Va./St. Stephen s and St. Agnes 18 Caroline Rehfuss M Fr. Latham, N.Y./Shaker High School 19 Jenna Washabaugh M Sr. Lower Gwynedd, Pa./Germantown Academy 21 Jaci Gassaway A Fr. Severna Park, Md./Severna Park 22 Jenna Davis M Fr. Levittown, N.Y./Division Avenue 24 Jackie Klauberg M Fr. Cos Cob, Conn./Greenwich Academy 27 Kaitlyn Mauritz A Jr. Andover, Mass./Groton School 31 Maggie Hines D So. Greenwich, Conn./Deerfield 33 Allison Behringer M So. Severna Park, Md./Severna Park 44 Erin Tochihara G Jr. Englewood, Colo./Kent Denver School ALPHABETICAL No. Name 3 Cathy Bachur 33 Allison Behringer 12 Charlotte Davis 22 Jenna Davis 11 Lindsey debutts 2 Maisie Devine 15 Lizzy Drumm 7 Sam Ellis 21 Jaci Gassaway 14 Kelly Harchut 31 Maggie Hines 24 Jackie Klauberg 9 Caroline Markowitz 27 Kaitlyn Maurtiz 5 Kristin Morrison 13 Kaitlyn Perrelle 10 Barb Previ 17 Cassie Pyle 18 Caroline Rehfuss 44 Erin Tochihara 1 Sarah Vance 19 Jenna Washabaugh By Class Seniors (4)...Morrison, Perrelle,...Vance, Washabaugh Juniors (5)...Devine, Drumm, Markowitz,...Mauritz, Tochihara, Sophomores (7)... Bachur, debutts, Behringer,...Harchut, Hines, Previ, Pyle Freshmen (6)...Davis, Davis, Ellis,... Gassaway, Klauberg, Rehfuss By Position Attack (5)...Drumm, Ellis, Gassaway,...Maurtiz, Morrison, Midfield (9)...Behringer, C. Davis, J. Davis,... Devine, Klauberg, Previ,...Pyle, Rehfuss, Washabaugh Defense (6)...Bachur, debutts, Harchut,...Hines, Markowitz, Vance, Goal (2)... Perrelle, Tochihara By State Colorado (1)...Tochihara Connecticut (2)...Hines, Klauberg New Jersey (1)...Previ New York (5)...J. Davis, Drumm, Morrison,...Perrelle, Rehfuss Maryland (5)...Bachur, Behringer, Devine,... Gassaway, Markowitz, Massachusetts (1)... Mauritz Pennsylvania (3)...Ellis, Harchut, Washabaugh Virginia (4)...C. Davis, debutts, Pyle, Vance Pronunciation Guide Bachur...bay-churr debutts... dee-beautes Devine...da-vine Jaci Gassaway...jack-ee gas-a-way Harchut...haar-cut Klauberg...claw-burg Mauritz...more-itz Perrelle... purr-ell Previ...prev-ee Rehfuss...ray-fuss Tochihara...tock-a-har-rah Wasabaugh...wash-a-baa

6 #1 Sarah Vance 2010 Princeton Women s Lacrosse #9 Caroline Markowitz #13 Kaitlyn Perrelle Totals GB...2, 5x MR at Brown, 3/13/10 DC...1 at Brown, 3/13/10 CT...2, 3x MR vs. Rutgers 3/3/ Notes: Tri-Captain... has started all four games... earned her first career draw control at Brown #2 Maisie Devine Totals Goals...2 at Brown, 3/13/10 Assists...1, 2x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 Points...2 at Brown, 3/13/10 GB...3 vs. Temple, 3/25/09 CT...1, 2x MR vs.jmu, 3/17/ Notes: Played in her first game against Duke where she earned her first career point with an assist... made her first career start at Brown where she scored her collegiate goals. #3 Cathy Bachur Totals GB... 2 vs. Duke, 3/6/10 DC...1, 3x MR at Brown, 3/13/10 CT... 2 vs. Duke, 3/6/ Notes: Won her first career draw control at JHU... had a career-best two ground balls and two caused turnovers against Duke. #5 Kristin Morrison Totals Goals... 5 vs. Harvard, 4/14/07 Assists...2, 2x MR vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 Points...5, 3x MR at JHU, 2/27/10 GB...4 at JHU, 2/27/10 DC...3, 2x MR vs. Rutgers, 3/4/09 CT...3 at JHU, 2/27/ Notes: Tri-Captain... Ivy League Co-Offensive Player of the Week on March 1... has started all five games... scored the OT goal in a 10-9 win over Johns Hopkins, finished the game with four goals and one assist... had a career-high four ground balls and three caused turnovers at JHU... had a three-point game against Rutgers... recorded a hat trick against Duke... had a goal and assist at Brown... had an assist against JMU Totals Goals...1, 4x MR vs. Harvard, 4/11/09 Assists...2 vs. Temple, 3/25/09 Points...2, 2x MR vs. Harvard, 4/11/09 GB...2, 4x MR at Brown, 3/13/10 DC... 3 vs. Brown, 4/26/08 CT...3 vs. Rutgers, 3/3/ Notes: Earned her first career start against JHU and has started all five games... caused three turnovers against Rutgers, a career high #10 Barb Previ Totals Goals...2 at Brown, 3/13/10 Assists...2 vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 Points...3 at Brown, 3/13/10 GB...3 at JHU, 2/27/10 DC...5 at Brown, 3/13/10 CT...1, 5x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/ Notes: Started all five games... earned her first career start against JHU where she had a career-high three ground balls... had her first multiple-point game against Rutgers with two assists... earned an assist against Duke... scored her first career goal at Brown where she had two tallies and an assist while winning a career-best five draws... scored on JMU. #11 Lindsey debutts Totals GB...4, 2x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 DC...5, 2x MR vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 CT... 3 vs. Harvard, 4/11/ Notes: Started all five games... won a careerhigh five draw controls at JHU and vs. Rutgers... matched a career-best four ground balls vs. JMU. #12 Charlotte Davis Goals...2 at Brown, 3/13/10 Assists... 3 vs. JHU, 2/27/10 Points... 4 vs. JHU, 2/27/10 GB...1 at Brown, 3/13/10 CT...2, 2x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/ Notes: Had four points in her first career game at JHU... scored on Rutgers and Duke... earned her first career start against Duke... had a career-high two caused turnovers versus Duke... scored two goals and an assist at Brown where she picked up her first ground ball. Year GP-GS Min. GA GAA Sv Sv% Rec : : : : Totals : Saves...12 vs. Yale, 4/7/07 GB...4 vs. Virginia, 3/22/08 GAA* vs. JHU, 3/3/07 *based on playing a full game 2010 Notes: Played in her first game of the season agianst Duke making two saves on three shots... made three saves playing the entire second half against Brown and allowed three goals. #15 Lizzy Drumm Totals Goals...6, 2x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 Assists... 2 vs. Duke, 3/6/10 Points...7, 2x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 GB... 3 vs. Brown, 4/25/09 DC... 4 at JMU, 3/18/09 CT...2 vs. Temple, 3/25/ Notes: Tri-Captain... had a hat trick against JHU in the season opener... scored three goals and added an assist vs. Rutgers... had a three-point game against Duke with one goal and two assists... scored five goals and one assist at Brown... matched a career-best seven points and six goals vs. JMU. #17 Cassie Pyle Totals Goals... 5 vs. Columbia, 4/1/09 Assists...1, 6x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 Points... 5 vs. Columbia, 4/1/09 GB...4 at Brown, 3/13/10 DC...3 vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 CT... 2, 3x MR vs. Loyola, 4/29/ Notes: Scored her first goal of the season against JHU in the season opener... had an assist in a game with Rutgers where she had a career-best three draw controls... recorded a career-high four ground balls at Brown and also scored one goal... had one goal and one assist vs. JMU.

7 #18 Caroline Rehfuss 2010 Princeton Women s Lacrosse #24 Jackie Klauberg #44 Erin Tochihara Goals...4 vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 Assists...1, 2x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 Points...4 vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 GB...3, vs. JMU, 3/17/10 DC...3, vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 CT... 2, 2x MR avs. Rutgers, 3/3/ Notes: Earned her first career start against JHU and has started all five games... led the team against Rutgers with four goals... won three draws and caused two turnovers vs. Rutgers... picked up her first career assist at Brown... had a goal and an assist vs. JMU and had a career-high three ground balls. #19 Jenna Washabaugh Totals Goals...2, 3x MR vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 Assists...1, 5x MR at Brown, 3/13/10 Points...3 vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 GB...2, 5x MR at JHU, 2/27/10 DC... 7 vs. Duke, 3/11/07 CT...3, 2x MR vs. Rutgers, 3/3/ Notes: Has started all five games... had three points against Rutgers scoring two goals and adding an assist while matching her career-best with three caused turnovers... picked up assists against Johns Hopkins and Brown. #21 Jaci Gassaway Goals...1, 2x MR at Brown, 3/13/10 Assists...1 vs. Rutgers, 3/3/10 Points...1, 3x MR at Brown, 3/13/10 DC... 1, 2x MR at Duke, 3/6/10 CT...1 at JHU, 2/27/ Notes: Has started three games and played in all five... earned her first start against JHU where she scored her first career goal... had her first assist against Rutgers... scored on Brown. #22 Jenna Davis Goals...1 vs. JMU, 3/17/10 Points...1 vs. JMU, 3/17/10 GB...1 at JHU, 2/27/10 DC... 1 vs. Duke, 3/6/ Notes: Played in her first career game at JHU and has made appearances in all five games Goals... 2 vs. Brown, 3/13/10 Assists...1, 2x MR vs. Brown, 3/13/10 Points... 3 vs. Brown, 3/13/10 GB...1, 2x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 CT vs. Duke, 3/6/ Notes: Played her first game against Duke where she scored her first career goal... scored two goals and added an assist at Brown... tallied a goal vs. JMU. #27 Kaitlyn Mauritz dnp Totals GB...2, 2x MR vs. Brown, 4/28/07 CT... 1 vs. Brown, 4/28/ Notes: Played in her first game of the season against Duke... appeared in a game against Brown #31 Maggie Hines 2009 dnp Notes: Made her first appearance against Brown #33 Allison Behringer Totals Goals...1, 4x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 Assists... 1 vs. Brown, 3/13/10 Points...1, 5x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 GB:... 3 vs. Duke, 3/6/10 DC...1, 3x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 CT... 2 vs. Duke, 3/6/ Notes: Has started in four games and played in all five... picked up a career-high three ground balls and two caused turnovers against Duke... earned her first career assist at Brown... scored her first goal of the season at JMU and had her first draw control win of the year. Year GP-GS Min. GA GAA Sv Sv% Rec : : : Totals : Saves vs. Duke, 3/7/09 GB...4, 4x MR vs. JMU, 3/17/10 GAA* vs. Dartmouth, 4/18/09 *based on playing a full game 2010 Notes: Named the Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week on March 1 after making 12 saves in an overtime win against JHU, four on freeposition attempts and one on the first shot in OT... made another 12 saves and picked up four ground balls against Rutgers and JMU... stopped seven shots against Duke.

8 Game #1 Princeton 10, Johns Hopkins 9 (OT) Game #2 Rutgers 12, Princeton 11 Game #3 Duke 13 at Princeton 6 BALTIMORE, Md. (2/27/10) - Senior Kristin Morrison scored at 2:26 in overtime to give the No. 9 Princeton women s lacrosse team a 10-9 win over Johns Hopkins in the 2010 season opener at Homewood Field on Saturday, Feb. 27. Morrison scored four goals and added an assist to lead the Tigers offensively. She also led the team in caused turnovers with three and draw controls with four. Freshman Charlotte Davis had a team-best three assists and one goal and junior Lizzy Drumm had three tallies. Junior goalkeeper Erin Tochihara had 12 saves including four on free position attempts. Princeton jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first seven minutes of the game, with Morrison notching both. Sophomore Cassie Pyle had a shot saved by Hopkins goalkeeper Cosette Larash but the ball skirted out to the right of the cage where it was picked up by Morrison and sent over the right shoulder of Larash. Morrison s second goal was a behind the back goal after getting a great feed from Davis. Brooke Foussadier cut the lead to just one at 21:47 when she scored the Blue Jays first goal when she found herself wide open out in front. Drumm added a free position goal at 19:04 just minutes before a Hopkins goal was called off because of an offensive foul. Rachel Ballatori added a goal for Hopkins at 6:26 before Davis scored her first collegiate goal when she weaved her way to the goal at 4:34 to give the Tigers a 4-2 lead. Hopkins would close out the half scoring two goals to knot the game at 4-4 at the end of one. The Blue Jays continued their offensive tear in the second half, scoring three more goals in the first six minutes to take a 7-4 lead over Princeton. Freshman Jaci Gassaway ended the Blue Jays streak with her first career goal putting away a Davis pass at 17:48. Thirty seconds later, the Tigers added another tally, a free position goal by Pyle to get within one. After Candace Rossi made it 8-6 Hopkins a Princeton goal by Drumm was whistled off as her stick hit the head of a defender on her follow through. Morrison added her third goal of the game when she got a down field pass from Davis. Drumm evened the game at 8-8 when sophomore Barb Previ caused a turnover, had a quick clear, and a loose ball picked up by Morrison and sent to Drumm for the goal. The Blue Jays quickly answered winning the next draw control and going down and scoring to regain the lead. A failed clear between Larash and Milly Brugger behind the net resulted in Princeton getting possession and Jenna Washabaugh connecting with Drumm to even the game once again at 9-9 with 3:15 to play. After the first three minutes of the overtime, Princeton won the draw on the next three minutes and Morrison drove inside for the goal to give the Tigers the lead 10-9 with 2:26 to play. Hopkins won the next draw but after a shot wide, Princeton would hang on to the ball for the next two minutes playing keep away from the Blue Jays who were trying to force the turnover. Finally with 19 seconds left, the Blue Jays got the turnover they were looking for but it was too little to late as they made it over the restraining line with just eight seconds left and couldn t get the a shot off. Rossi finished the game with three goals, while Sam Schrum, Monica Fischer and Ballatori had two points apiece. Larash completed the game with 11 saves. Princeton had a advantage in shots, had 21 ground balls to Hopkins 15 and had a 10-9 edge in caused turnovers. PRINCETON, N.J. (3/3/10) - A goal by Marlena Welsh was the deciding goal as the Rutgers women s lacrosse team upset No. 9 Princeton on Wednesday, March 3 at Princeton Stadium. The Scarlet Knight scored five goals in the final 14 minutes to come back from a three-goal deficit to earn the win. Down 10-7 Rutgers scored two goals in 38 seconds to get within one and added another a minute later to even the game at with 12:17 to play. Freshman Caroline Rehfuss converted on a free-position attempt to regain the lead for Princeton at 8:51 but Brooke Cantwell evened the game with a free-position goal herself at 4:43. With 2:04 remaining Welsh scored the game-winning goal. The Tigers would win the next draw control but with 1:23 to go suffered a turnover and couldn t regain possession before time expired. Senior Jenna Washabugh opened the game with a goal at 25:31 before the Scarlet Knights went on a 5-0 run to take a 5-1 lead a little more than midway through the first half. Freshman Charlotte Davis scored on a free-position attempt and sophomore Barb Previ found Lizzy Drumm open out front to cut the Tigers deficit to 5-3. Brittany Davis added another for Rutgers with 23 seconds to play for the 6-3 halftime score. The Tigers came out in the second half and scored two quick goals by Rehfuss and junior Lizzy Drumm before Kristen Anderson responded for Rutgers to make it 7-5 at 24:22. Princeton answered back with a 5-0 goal that would give them the 10-7 lead. The Tigers scored their first four goals in 2:20 by four different goal scorers and Rehfuss would scored her third of the night at 15:05. Rehfuss led Princeton with four goals, while Drumm had three goals and one assist. Seniors Kristin Morrison and Washabaugh each had three-point efforts and sophomore Barb Previ picked up two assists. Leading the way offensively for Rutgers was Kristin Anderson who had a five-goal game. Annie McGinley had one goal and two assists. Mary Cryan, Meghan Flanagan and Cantwell all contributed two points. Junior Erin Tochihara had 12 saves in net for Princeton and on the other end of the field, Lily Kalata made 12 stops for Rutgers. Princeton held a slim edge in shots and dominated the center circle, winning 16 of 25 draw controls. The Scarlet Knights won the ground ball battle Princeton drops to 1-1 on the season, while Rutgers improves to 3-0 overall having beaten two ranked teams. PRINCETON, N.J. (3/6/10) - The seventh goal of the season by Princeton s Lizzy Drumm got the seventh-ranked Princeton women s lacrosse team to within two goals of the sixth-ranked Duke Blue Devils Saturday afternoon on Powers Field at Princeton Stadium. Unfortunately, it would be the closest Princeton would get, as Duke scored seven unanswered goals to complete a 13-6 win over the host Tigers. The loss is the second-straight for the young Tigers, who fell to 1-2 on the season. Duke, coming off its first loss of the season to No. 2 Maryland, improved to 5-1 overall. Duke held edges in shots (30-15), ground balls (25-18) and draw controls (12-9), but the feisty Tigers stayed close in a high-scoring first half. The Blue Devils jumped out first with a pair of goals in the span of 1:26, but Princeton s Kristin Morrison got the Tigers right back with her sixth and seventh goals of the season. Drumm s assist on Morrison s second goal, which came with 20:31 remaining in the first half, got Princeton back even. Duke never let Princeton take the lead during the sunny Saturday afternoon contest. A goal by Morgan Miller, followed by the 17th goal of the season by Sarah Bullard, gave the Blue Devils another two-goal lead. Drumm provided another assist, this time to Charlotte Davis, to get Princeton back within one, but the Blue Devils once again battled back with two more goals. With 13:28 remaining in the first half, Drumm scored her seventh goal of the season to get Princeton back within two goals. That would be the point when Duke turned it on; the 11th goal of the season by Christie Kaester started the 7-0 run that put the game out of reach. Princeton scored the final two goals of the game, including the first of the season by Jackie Klauberg. Princeton will start its Ivy League season next weekend at Brown.

9 Game #4 Princeton 16 at Brown Princeton Women s Lacrosse Game #5 Princeton 12 vs. JMU 13 (2OT) Game #6 Princeton at Columbia PROVIDENCE (3/13/10) - Junior Lizzy Drumm scored five goals as Princeton defeated Brown 16-6 in the Ivy League opener on Saturday, March 13 at Stevenson Field. The Tigers have now won the last 18 Ivy League openers as the team improves to 2-2 overall and 1-0 in the league. Today s win also extends Princeton s win streak over Brown to 20, a run that dates back to The No. 13 ranked-tigers quickly found themselves in a two-goal hole after Molly McCarthy and Katelyn Caro scored in the first four minutes. Senior Kristin Morrison scored on Princeton s first free position attempt at 22:33. The Tigers would continue to test goalkeeper Isabel Harvey, who would make three saves before Drumm would score her first goal of the afternoon to even the score at 2-2 at 18:50. Princeton took the lead on junior Maisie Devine s first goal of the year at 10:44. The Tigers were awarded a free position but passed the ball off and Devine found an opening for the goal. Brown s Paris Waterman answered back with an unassisted tally at 7:05 and but it would be the last time the Bears would score for the next 19:02 as the Tigers would go on a five-goal run in the final three minutes to take an 8-3 lead at the end of the half. Devine added her second of the afternoon at 2:42 immediately following a successful clear after sophomore Barb Previ picked up a ground ball following a Brown turnover. Brown called a timeout after the goal, but Previ won the draw control and seconds later freshman Charlotte Davis found the back of the net to make it 5-3 Princeton. Another Previ draw control led to Princeton s six goal as sophomore Cassie Pyle scored on a free-position attempt at 1:39. Previ added her own goal with 21 seconds remaining after Morrison won the draw. Brown would control the next draw but Pyle caused a turnover and picked up the ground ball and fed Morrison who found Drumm open for the goal with two seconds left on the clock. Junior Erin Tochihara who played the entire first half in goal for Princeton was retired and senior Katilyn Perrelle took over between the pipes at the start of the second half. Both Perrelle and Harvey would make two stops each before Brown s Caro scored an eight-meter goal at 18:03. The Tigers rattled off the next five goals to push their lead to 13-4 less than seven minutes later. Drumm scored two and freshman Jackie Klauberg and Charlotte Davis each had goals. Waterman recorded back-to-back goals for the Bears at 8:25 and 6:50 before Princeton stopped her by scoring three straight in the game s final three minutes. Freshman Jaci Gassaway started the run at 3:06, followed by a Previ eight meter and Drumm notching her fifth of the day with 1:03 remaining. Previ had a career-effort scoring her first collegiate goals and adding an assist for a three-point effort. She also led the team in draw controls with five, a personal best. Also recording three-point efforts with two goals one assist were Klauberg and Davis. This is Klauberg s first multiple-point game. In addition, Devine and Morrison had two points each. Pyle had a career-high four ground balls and Morrison had three. Perrelle finished the second half with three saves. Waterman led Brown with three goals while Caro had two goals and McCarthy had one. Alexa Caldwell had four ground balls and Caro and Sidney Jacobs each had three. Caldwell also led the team in caused turnovers with three. Harvey made 11 saves in goal for the Bears who are now 2-2 on the season. Princeton had a shot advantage and won 15 draw controls to Brown s nine. The Bears did have the edge in ground balls, PRINCETON, N.J. (3/17/10) - Kim Griffin scored the golden goal to give the James Madison women s lacrosse team a double overtime win over Princeton on Wednesday, March 17 at Princeton Stadium. The No. 13-ranked Tigers had a 6-4 lead at the end of the first half but the Dukes stormed back to score seven goals in the second to Princeton s five to force the overtime. In the first overtime, JMU looked like it walk away with the win when Mary Kate Lomady scored an eight-meter goal at 3:30. The Dukes tried to play keep away for the next 2:30 but sent the ball back to its keeper Morgan Kelly who inadvertently turned the ball over when an errant pass went out of bounds. Getting the ball near midfield, the Tigers raced down the field and freshman Caroline Rehfuss found junior Lizzy Drumm open to score and tie the game with five seconds to play in the first overtime. During the sudden-victory overtime, Princeton had a freeposition attempt but didn t have a clear shot at the net with two defenders waiting to pounce. A pass on the attempt was swatted away and JMU came up with the ground ball and had a good clear down the field leading Griffin to score the goal exactly two minutes into the overtime. The teams each finished the game with 29 shots and 19 ground balls apiece. JMU had a slim edge in draw controls. Princeton took the lead on the opening goal and had a 3-1 lead less than 10 minutes in, before JMU scored two within 1:16 to make it a 3-3 game. The Tigers answered back going on a 4-1 run to close out the first half with the 6-4 lead. Princeton made it 8-5 at 26:17 of the second half but the Dukes scored four straight to take the 9-8 lead with 13:45 left to play. Drumm would even the game with an unassisted goal at 12:24, and the team would trade goal one minute apart. An eight-meter goal by sophomore Cassie Pyle at 4:34 put the Tigers head before Ariel Lane tallied the equalizer at 3:48. Lomady led the Dukes with four goals and one assist for five points. Both Griffin and Lane had four points, with Lane getting three goals and one assist and Griffin getting all of her points via goals. Casey Ancarrow and Caitlin Sullivan each had two-point efforts. Goalkeeper Kelly finished the game with eight saves to keep her team undefeated at 6-0. Drumm matched her career best with six goals and one assist for seven points. Pyle and Rehfuss both had two points and six other Tigers made their way onto the score sheet with one point. Tochihara had 12 saves on the afternoon, tying her season-best for saves in a game. Lacrosse Box Score (OT2 Period [04:00]) The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse James Madison vs #13 Princeton (Mar 17, 2010 at Princeton, N.J.) James Madison (6-0) vs. Princeton (2-3) Date: Mar 17, 2010 Attendance: Weather: Score by period 1 2 OT O2 Total James Madison Princeton James Madison SCORING: GOALS: Lomady, Mary Kate 4; Griffin, Kim 4; Lane, Ariel 3; Sullivan, Caitlin 1; MacDonald, Kelsey 1. ASSISTS: Ancarrow, Casey 2; Lane, Ariel 1; Lomady, Mary Kate 1; Sullivan, Caitlin 1; Zabel, Monica 1. Princeton SCORING: GOALS: Drumm, Lizzy 6; Pyle, Cassie 1; Rehfuss, Caroline 1; Previ, Barb 1; Klauberg, Jackie 1; Behringer, Allison 1; Davis, Jenna 1. ASSISTS: Devine, Maisie 1; Drumm, Lizzy 1; Morrison, Kristin 1; Pyle, Cassie 1; Rehfuss, Caroline 1. Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total James Madison Princeton Ground balls/prd 1 2 OT O2 Total James Madison Princeton Draw controls/prd 1 2 OT O2 Total James Madison Princeton Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total James Madison Princeton Fouls by period 1 2 OT O2 Total James Madison Princeton Turnovers by prd 1 2 OT O2 Total James Madison Princeton Clears by period 1 2 OT O2 Total James Madison Princeton Free-position shots 1 2 OT O2 Total James Madison Princeton Stadium: Princeton Stadium Officials: Peggy Hoffman; Nancy Coffman; Sally Hartman. Official's signature

10 The Automated ScoreBook For Lacrosse Princeton Combined Team Statistics All games (as of Mar 18, 2010) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Feb 26 at Johns Hopkins Wot Mar 03 RUTGERS L Mar 06 #6 DUKE L * Mar 13 at Brown W Mar 17 JAMES MADISON Lo Mar 20 #6 VIRGINIA TEAM STATISTICS PRIN OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists Free position made-att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position Unassisted Overtime 2 2 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/208 2/292 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh GB DC TO CT 15 Drumm, Lizzy Morrison, Kristin Davis, Charlotte Rehfuss, Caroline Previ, Barb Klauberg, Jackie Pyle, Cassie Washabaugh, Jenna Devine, Maisie Gassaway, Jaci Behringer, Allison Davis, Jenna debutts, Lindsey Ellis, Sam Tochihara, Erin Hines, Maggie Mauritz, Kaitlyn Morris, Nellie Perrelle, Kaitlyn Markowitz, Caroline Bachur, Cathy Vance, Sarah Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 13 Perrelle, Kaitlyn 2 48: Tochihara, Erin 5 262: Total 5 311: Opponents 5 311: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Princeton Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Princeton Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Princeton Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Princeton Opponents