Standings Colonial Valley Conference Colonial (Overall)          W L T Pts Allentown (2-0)                1 0 0 2 Lawrence (4-0)                1 0 0 2 Robbinsville (4-1)            1 0 0 2 Hopewell Valley (2-2-1)   0 0 1 1 Notre Dame (1-2-1)         0 0 1 1 Princeton Day (0-2-1)      0 1 0 0 Princeton High (0-2)        0 1 0 0 Steinert (2-3)                   0 1 0 0 Valley (Overall)             W L T Pts Ewing (1-3)                     1 0 0 2 Nottingham (4-1)            1 0 0 2 WW-PS (2-1)                  1 0 0 2 WW-PN (0-2)                  0 0 0 0 Hamilton West (1-3)       0 1 0 0 Hightstown (0-3)             0 1 0 0 Trenton (0-2)                   0 1 0 0 2 points for a win; 1 point for a draw; 0 points for a loss Mid-Atlantic Prep League Team (Overall)              W L T Pts Blair (1-0)                        0 0 0 0 Hill (0-3)                          0 0 0 0 Hun (0-1-1)                     0 0 0 0 Lawrenceville (0-3)         0 0 0 0 Mercersburg (0-1)           0 0 0 0 Peddie (2-1-1)                 0 0 0 0 Pennington (1-1)            0 0 0 0 2 points for a win; 1 point for a draw; 0 points for a loss Statistics CVC Goals Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 6; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 5; Michaela Little (Lawrence) 4; Kyra Bethea (Nottingham) 3; Maddie Ruskie (Robbinsville) 3; Maya Montemayor (WW-PS) 3; Landen Jovolos (Ewing) 2; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 2; Elizabeth Eckel (Hopewell) 2; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 2; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 2; Caelyn LaFlamme (Lawrence) 2; Reagan O’Mara (Notre Dame) 2; Maggie Cutty (Nottingham) 2; Desiree Hamm (Nottingham) 2; Victoria Smolka (Nottingham) 2; Mackenzie Brodel (PDS) 2; Jasmine Bard (Steinert) 2; Reilly Klein (Steinert) 2; Gabreilla Smith (Trenton) 2 Assists Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 5; Maggie Cutty (Nottingham) 4; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 3; Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 3; Colbie Pagnotta (Hopewell) 2; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 2; Kyra Bethea (Nottingham) 2; Wren Williamson (Nottingham) 2; Sofia DiMeola (Robbinsville) 2; Ella Tamagno (Steinert) 2; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 2; Ahana Joshi (WW-PS) 2 Points Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 6-3-15;Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 5-2-12; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 2-5-9; Michaela Little (Lawrence) 4-0-8; Kyra Bethea (Nottingham) 3-2-8; Maggie Cutty (Nottingham) 2-4-8; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 2-3-7; Maya Montemayor (WW-PS) 3-1-7; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 2-2-6; Maddie Ruskie (Robbinsville) 3-0-6; Reagan O’Mara (Notre Dame) 2-1-5; Sofia DiMeola (Robbinsville) 2-1-5; Jasmine Bard (Steinert) 2-1-5; Reilly Klein (Steinert) 2-1-5; Keziah Thankachan (WW-PS) 2-1-5 Shutouts Vlada Kachurak (Lawrence) 3; Ava McDonald (Nottingham) 3; Gabby Sabol (Robbinsville) 3; Mia Petracca (Steinert) 2; Sophia Latif Estafan (WW-PS) 2 PREP Goals Foluke Oladeji (Peddie) 3 Points Foluke Oladeji (Peddie) 3-0-6; Tessa Hughes (Peddies) 1-1-3; Brianna Turner (Pennington) 1-1-3 Shutouts Sadie Lawrence (Peddie) 2 Area Rankings 1. Pennington (1-1; LW-1) >> Red Hawks started a new streak after 36-match unbeaten run came to a close in the opener. Interesting game on Monday against only NJ public school on the schedule in 4-0 Cherokee. 2. Allentown (2-0; LW-2) >> Been hard to get a read on the Redbirds with just two games played, but they found a way to overcome a compact Princeton in OT. Matches against Notre Dame and Robbinsville will tell us more. 3. Peddie (2-1-1; LW-4) >> Falcons went 0-1-1 at Hill Jamboree, but got back on winning track with 3-0 win over George. Sadie Lawrence is one of the top goalkeepers in the area. 4. Notre Dame (1-2-1; LW 5) >> Irish should have won at Hopewell, but settled for a draw after an unlucky late own goal. Big week on tap with a trip to Peddie and then Allentown visits Mike Perone Field. 5. Lawrence High (4-0; LW-NR) >> What a start for Emily Palombo’s Cardinals. They rallied after a season-ending injury to forward Amber Wooding with wins over Hightstown, Steinert (in the final minute!) and Ewing. 6. Robbinsville (4-1; LW-NR) >> You could say the same for Caitlyn Curran’s Ravens after they picked up a win over last year’s Colonial co-champ Princeton Day this week. R’ville has a youthful-but-talented, group of attackers. 7. Hopewell Valley (2-2-1; LW-5) >> Bulldogs showed resolve in scratching out that draw with ND, but need to show they can generate chances from open play against Colonial Division foes.