Allentown's Camryn Rossi, right, and Robbinsville's Hayley Lutz, left, challenge for the ball during a CVC Colonial Division girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Kaitlyn Franke kicks the ball up the field against Allentown during a CVC Colonial Division girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Allentown's Martha Olorunnisola, right, controls the ball as she's defended by Robbinsville's Aubrey Driscoll, left, during a CVC Colonial Division girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Allentown's Camryn Rossi, right, heads the ball against Robbinsville during a CVC Colonial Division girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Allentown's Isi Knott heads the ball against Robbinsville during a CVC Colonial Division girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Hayley Lutz reacts after the final whistle against Allentown during a CVC Colonial Division girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Ella Moir, center, leaps to head the ball between Allentown's Amanda Hoglund, right, and Isi Knott, left, during a CVC Colonial Division game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville goalkeeper Gabby Sabol reaches to pick up the ball against Allentown during a CVC Colonial Division game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Allentown's Amanda Hoglund, right, tries to turn away from Robbinsville's Sofia DiMeola, left, during a CVC Colonial Division game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville's Hayley Lutz, left, kicks the ball as Allentown's Molly Malovich, right, challenges during a CVC Colonial Division game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Allentown head coach Kim Maurer, right, stands with assistant Bob Maurer, left, on the sideline against Robbinsville during a CVC Colonial Division game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Robbinsville head coach Caitlyn Curran, right, stands next to assistant MaryJane Matthews, left, against Allentown during a CVC Colonial Division game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Show Caption1 of 12Allentown's Camryn Rossi, right, and Robbinsville's Hayley Lutz, left, challenge for the ball during a CVC Colonial Division girls soccer game on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex in Robbinsville. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Expand ROBBINSVILLE — Hayley Lutz and her Robbinsville High girls soccer teammates had been practicing their shooting all week at practice, so when the ball came to her about 25 yards from goal she figured she might as well take a chance. heWhat a strike it ended up being. Lutz’s long-range rocket with 3:52 left in the first half proved to be the lone goal as the Ravens held on to beat Allentown, 1-0, on Saturday morning at the Steven J. Mayer Athletic Complex and move top of the CVC Colonial Division. “We were saying take the shot, take the chances you can get,” Lutz said. “I was looking at it and I was like ‘oh no,’ because I thought it hit the (football goal post), but then it went in and I was really happy.” Actually, the ball smashed off the underside of the crossbar and then ricocheted in off the back of the very unlucky Allentown goalkeeper. Robbinsville (6-1-1, 2-0-1 CVC Colonial) is now unbeaten six and hasn’t lost since conceding a pair of late goals against Lenape in the second game of the season. “We’ve had very good team chemistry,” senior sweeper Caileigh Guzik said. “That started since our summer practices, and we’ve been able to ping passes together really well, communicate really well. I’m really happy about our outcome (so far). We still have a lot of work to do, but I think we’re in a really good position right now.” Once again chances were at a premium in a tightly-contested division clash. Allentown (4-1, 2-1 CVC Colonial) had a good chance in each half, but Ravens goalkeeper Gabby Sabol came up with saves to deny Martha Olorunnisola in the first half and Amanda Hoglund with eight minutes remaining in the game. Guzik, Katie Andrus, Kinsley Franke and Ella Moir worked hard in a back four sweeper/stopper setup to keep the Redbirds quiet. “I know the importance of a really strong foundation in the back and being able to build from our back,” said Ravens coach Caitlyn Curran, who was a left back in her playing days at East Stroudsburg. “Having such confidence in them, makes the rest of the field have confidence.” Allentown (4-1) 0 0 — 0 Robbinsville (6-1-1) 1 0 — 1 Goals: Lutz (R). Shots: 11 (A). 7 (R). Saves: Cieslak 2, DeCarlo 0 (A). Sabol 5, Moorcroft 0 (R). *** PDS 2, Steinert 0 PRINCETON — A pair of goals by Nica Martin were the difference between the Panthers (3-2-1), who have won three in a row, and the Spartans (2-5-1), who are winless in their last six. Ava Katz and Emma Burns had assists and Shelby Ruf stopped 12 shots for PDS. WW-PS 2, Hightstown 1 HIGHTSTOWN — Maya Montemayor and Keziah Thankachan scored the goals as the Pirates (4-1-1) stayed the course toward a CVC Valley crown with an overtime win against the Rams (1-5). Nottingham 4, Ewing 2 HAMILTON — Bridget Cutty had three goals and an assist, Kyra Bethea added the other tally and the Northstars (6-2) won a  CVC Valley game over the Blue Devils (1-5). WW-PN 2, Hamilton West 0 HAMILTON — Prema Budhiraja scored two first-half goals off passes from Ginny Choi and the Knights (1-6) got their first win by blanking the Hornets (1-6) in CVC Valley actin. Hopewell Valley 2, Delaware Valley 0 HOPEWELL TWP. — Reagan Silvestri and Elizabeth Buchert scored on either side of halftime and the Bulldogs (5-2-1) beat the Terriers (5-2) in non-league action. Chloe LiVecchi stopped five shots for the cleansheet. Lawrence 8, Bordentown 1 LAWRENCE — Becca Boggs, Caelyn LaFlamme and Michaela Little each scored twice, Ava Donnelly and Elena Rivera also had goals and the Cardinals (6-1) bounced back from their first setback to beat the Scotties (2-6). Joelle Vescovi scored for Bordentown on a free kick. Montclair Kimberley 2, Peddie 1 MONTCLAIR — Reese Kowal got the goal and Sadie Lawrence made five saves, but the Falcons (3-2-2) fell to MKA (1-3-1). Pennington 9, Mercersburg 0 PENNINGTON — The Red Hawks (2-2) had no problem in their MAPL opener against Mercersburg. Sara Chrnelich tallied two goals, Maya Raghunandanan had a goal and two assists and Hafsa Hussain made two goals and an assists to lead the attack.