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Gunther and the rest of the defense will be looking to get back into the form that limited teams to just two goals during the Crimson’s eight-game win streak preceding the Princeton loss. The Tigers matched that total of two goals on just four shots in one game. The first Princeton goal was scored on a corner kick that fell in front of two Tiger sisters at the far side of the net. The overtime game-winner came on a nearly uncontested header from the far post on a free kick...
...Crimson (5-0, 3-0 Ivy) escaped with a 28-26 victory over Princeton when Tiger placekicker Taylor Northrop’s field goal attempt from 49 yards went wide left with seven seconds remaining in the game. The Quakers (5-0, 3-0) posted a more convincing win, pounding Yale 21-3 for their ninth consecutive victory...
...With the Tigers packed into the defensive end, the Crimson continued to move forward and create scoring opportunities. As the final seconds of the first half ticked off the clock freshman midfielder Alisha Moran found herself in alone on Tiger goalkeeper Catherine Glenn. Moran pushed the ball too far ahead of her, giving Glenn the chancee she needed to sprint off her line and cut down the angle. She made the tough save just before the buzzer sounded...
Yenne received the ball at midfield with only one defender to beat. She wasted no time taking the ball hard at the defender. Yenne faked a shot and cut right, leaving the Tiger defender in her tracks before unleashing a rocket from 18 yards out that grazed the inside of the right post on its way into the back of the Princeton goal...
...restart from the left side of the offensive end gave Princeton a dangerous opportunity in the 11th minute of the first period. Tiger midfielder Liz Bell sent a cross into the box. Miscommunication between Gunther and her defenders allowed Negron to pounce on the cross and volley it past Gunther for the game-winner...