Standings Colonial Valley Conference Colonial (Overall)           W L T Pts Robbinsville (6-1-1)           2 0 1 5 Allentown (4-1)                  2 1 0 4 Princeton Day (3-2-1)        2 1 0 4 Hopewell Valley (5-2-1)    1 0 1 3 Lawrence (6-1)                 1 1 0 2 Notre Dame (1-4-1)          0 1 1 1 Princeton High (1-2-2)      0 1 1 1 Steinert (2-5-1)                 0 3 0 0 Valley (Overall)               W L T Pts Nottingham (6-2)              3 0 0 6 WW-PS (4-1-1)                3 0 0 6 Ewing (1-5)                      1 1 0 2 WW-PN (1-5)                   1 1 0 2 Hightstown (1-5)              1 2 0 2 Trenton (0-5)                   0 2 0 0 Hamilton West (1-6)        0 3 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 Pennington (2-2)            1 0 0 2 Blair (4-0)                       0 0 0 0 Hill (1-4)                         0 0 0 0 Hun (1-1-3)                    0 0 0 0 Lawrenceville (0-4-1)     0 0 0 0 Peddie (3-2-2)               0 0 0 0 Mercersburg (0-3)         0 1 0 0 2 points for a win; 1 point for a draw; 0 points for a loss Statistics CVC Goals Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 10; Michaela Little (Lawrence) 7; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 6; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 6; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 5; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 5; Caelyn LaFlamme (Lawrence) 5; Kyra Bethea (Nottingham) 5; Nica Martin (PDS) 4; Maya Montemayor (WW-PS) 4; Keziah Thankachank (WW-PS) 4 Assists Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 8; Maggie Cutty (Nottingham) 6; Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 5; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 4; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 4 Points Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 10-5-25; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 6-8-20; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 5-4-14; Michaela Little (Lawrence) 7-0-14; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 5-3-13; Kyra Bethea (Nottingham) 5-2-12; Caelyn LaFlamme (Lawrence) 5-1-11; Maggie Cutty (Nottingham) 2-6-10; Delainey Ross (Hopewell) 3-3-9; Nica Martin (PDS) 4-1-9 Shutouts Gabby Sabol (Robbinsville) 5; Vlada Kachurak (Lawrence) 4; Chloe LiVecchi (Hopewell) 3; Ava McDonald (Nottingham) 3; Julia Zaldarriaga (Princeton) 3; Mia Petracca (Steinert) 3 PREP Goals Foluke Oladeji (Peddie) 3; Hafsa Hussain (Pennington) 3; Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 2; Maya Raghanundanan (Pennington) 2 Assists Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 2; Riley Conboy (Pennington) 2; Maya Raghanundanan (Pennington) 2; Brianna Turner (Pennington) 2 Points Foluke Oladeji (Peddie) 3-0-6; Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 2-2-6; Hafsa Hussain (Pennington) 3-0-6; Maya Raghanundanan (Pennington) 2-2-6 Shutouts Sadie Lawrence (Peddie) 4; Ellie Gudusky (Hun) 3 Power Rankings 1. Robbinsville (6-1-1; LW-6) >> Ravens don’t have a huge squad — there’s no JV team this year — but you can tell the girls are all in together. “Everyone here is so talented. Everyone is so tight, the chemistry is good,” midfielder Hayley Lutz said. The reward for a week in which they took over sole possession of first in CVC Colonial is top spot in the power rankings. 2. Pennington (2-2; LW-1) >> Red Hawks are probably still the best team in Mercer County, but it was always an impossible task to ask them to reach the level of the team from the past two seasons givens the players who graduated. 3. Allentown (4-1; LW-3) >> Redbirds showed their resolve coming from behind to beat Notre Dame on the road, but didn’t play their best in a loss to Robbinsville. 4. Hopewell Valley (5-2-1; LW 7) >> Elizabeth Buchert with goals in four straight games. Bulldogs with four straight wins. 5. Princeton Day (3-2-1, LW-NR) >> After a slow start, Panthers have ripped off three straight victories, including back-to-back wins over Lawrence and Steinert. Nica Martin had two big goals in the win over the Spartans. 6. Lawrence High (6-1; LW-5) >> Big week for the Cards if they are going to hang in the CVC Colonial race — at Hopewell on Tuesday; vs. Notre Dame on Saturday. 7. Peddie (3-2-2; LW-3) >> Falcons will need to overcome injury to Prep Player of the Year candidate Reshem Trainor.