Standings
Colonial Valley Conference
Colonial Division
W L T Pts
Steinert (10-0) 10 0 0 24
Princeton (7-2-1) 7 2 1 19
Hightstown (7-3) 7 3 0 17
Notre Dame (4-4-2) 4 4 2 11
WW-PN (4-6) 4 5 0 10
WW-PS (1-8) 1 7 0 3
Trenton (0-10) 0 10 0 0
Valley Division
W L T Pts
Allentown (9-1) 9 1 0 22
Robbinsville (7-3) 7 3 0 17
Hopewell Valley (5-3-3) 5 2 3 16
Lawrence (5-3-2) 5 3 2 15
Ewing (4-7) 4 7 0 9
Hamilton (2-8) 2 8 0 5
Nottingham (0-9) 0 9 0 0
***3pts for a division win; 2pts for a cross-division win; 1pt for a tie***
Statistics
Colonial Valley Conference
Goals
Adriana Ryder (Steinert) 10; Aditi Singh (WW-PN) 10; Bella Conti (Allentown) 9; Holly Howes (Princeton) 9; Charlotte Garcia (Hightstown) 8; Kara Keating (Robbinsville) 8; Sydney Smith (Ewing) 6; Abby Shwom (Hightstown) 6; Meredith Hoeflinger (Hightstown) 6; Katie Clarke (Hopewell Valley) 6; Stella Cerniglia (Robbinsville) 6; Emily Morgan (Robbinsville) 6; Juliana Ryder (Steinert) 6; Ginny Choi (WW-PN) 6
Assists
Bella Conti (Allentown) 7; Sofia Dimeola (Robbinsville) 6; Maya Anico (WW-PN) 6; Colleen Fanning (Allentown) 5; Reilly Klein (Steinert) 5; Ginny Choi (WW-PN) 5
Points
Bella Conti (Allentown) 9-7-25; Adriana Ryder (Steinert) 10-3-23; Aditi Singh (WW-PN) 10-3-23; Charlotte Garcia (Hightstown) 8-4-20; Holly Howes (Princeton) 9-2-20; Kara Keating (Robbinsville) 8-1-17; Ginny Choi (WW-PN) 6-5-17; Juliana Ryder (Steinert) 6-4-16; Abby Shwom (Hightstown) 6-2-14; Emily Morgan (Robbinsville) 6-2-14; Katie Clarke (Hopewell Valley) 6-1-13; Alysse Kiesewetter (Princeton) 5-3-13; Stella Cerniglia (Robbinsville) 6-1-13; Sydney Smith (Ewing) 6-0-12; Meredith Hoeflinger (Hightstown) 6-0-12; Amber Little (Lawrence) 5-2-12; Michaela Little (Lawrence) 5-1-11; Lizzie Andrus (Robbinsville) 4-3-11; Julia Ciodyk (Allentown) 5-0-10; Julianna Somers (Hopewell Valley) 4-2-10; Sofia Dimeola (Robbinsville) 2-6-10; Maya Anico (WW-PN) 2-6-10
Shutouts
Jillian Jones (Steinert) 7; Ryan Keefe (Allentown) 6; Gwyneth Moore (Lawrence) 5; Gabbi DeMarco (Hightstown) 4; Lucy Fleming (Hopewell) 4; Leah Zeidman (Notre Dame) 4; Perri Gonser (Robbinsville) 4
Prep
Goals
Morgan Kotch (Pennington) 21; Riley Hayes (Hun) 7; Hailey Adamsky (Pennington) 6; Bri Turner (Pennington) 5; Tessa Falcone (Hun) 4; Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 4; Laney Keith (Pennington) 4
Assists
Hailey Adamsky (Pennington) 6; Bri Turner (Pennington) 6; Olivia Spektor (Hun) 5; Kendall Malmros (Pennington) 5; Adriana Salzano (PDS) 4
Points
Morgan Kotch (Pennington) 21-3-45; Hailey Adamsky (Pennington) 6-6-18; Bri Turner (Pennington) 5-6-16; Riley Hayes (Hun) 7-0-14; Tessa Falcone (Hun) 4-3-11; Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 4-2-10; Adriana Salzano (PDS) 3-4-10; Olivia Spektor (Hun) 2-5-9; Kendall Malmros (Pennington) 2-5-9; Grace Romano (PDS) 3-3-9; Tessa Falcone (Hun) 3-2-8
Shutouts
Ava Brochon/Katie Dwyer (Pennington) 7; Zoey Palmer (Hun) 2; Shelby Ruf (PDS) 2
Rankings
1. Pennington (9-0; LW-1) >> Not only are the Red Hawks carving up the opposition to the tune of 5.8 goals per game, but they have only conceded three all season and have seven straight cleansheets.
2. Steinert (10-0; LW-2) >> Spartans survived a trip to Lawrence thanks to Adriana Ryder’s OT header to give them a pair of 1-0 wins this week and keep them in line for the No. 2 seed in the MCT.
3. Allentown (9-1; LW-3) >> Bella Conti (9 goals, 7 assists) leads the CVC in points after four weeks. Kim Maurer’s tactics have tightened up a leaky defense from a year ago as the Redbirds have conceded just twice all season.
4. Princeton High (7-2-1; LW-NR) >> After dropping out of the rankings for a week, Dave Kosa’s side is back following a pair of victories. Holly Howes is tied for second in the CVC with nine goals.
5. Robbinsville (7-3; LW-NR) >> Another team that jumps into the rankings for the first time after huge week in which it got victories over Lawrence and Notre Dame. Caitlyn Curran’s side is trending in the right direction as tournament seeding looms.
6. Hightstown (7-3; LW-6) >> Rams avoided a bad loss by holding on against Ewing, and the victories over Hopewell Valley, Lawrence and Notre Dame continue to hold weight and keep Sam Biondi’s side on the right side of the bubble.
7. Princeton Day (5-3; LW-4) >> Panthers slid back toward the bubble after falling, 1-0, to Lawrenceville on Saturday. Junior Adriana Salzano (3 goals, 4 assists) has developed into a very good two-way midfielder in a slightly different role than she had in her first two seasons.
