Steinert's Reilly Klein, left, tries to move away from Hun's Allie Devlin, right, during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Steinert's Teagan Fairfax, left, and Hun's Allie Devlin, right, chase after the ball during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Steinert's Teagan Fairfax, left, dribbles the ball as Hun's Anna O'Driscoll, right, defends during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Hun's Maddy Poe, center, tries to move between Steinert's Alexandra McCarthy, left, and Reilly Klein, right, during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Steinert's Mia Garofalo, right, tries to shield the ball away from Hun's Emerson Levesque, left, during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Hun's Mika Escalona, right, controls the ball as she's pressured from behind by Steinert's Bella Swindasz, left, during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Steinert's Bella Swindasz shoots the ball against Hun during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Steinert's Jasmin Ortega, left, and Hun's Brynne Braun, right, go after the ball during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Steinert goalkeeper Mia Petracca punts the ball up the field against Hun during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Hun goalkeeper Ella Gudusky picks up the ball against Steinert during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Hun coach Krista Sahrbeck, second from left, warms up her team against Steinert during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Steinert coach Mike Hastings looks on from the sideline against Hun during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Steinert's Mia Garofalo, center, controls the ball as she shields it away from Hun's Peyton Turner, right, during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Show Caption1 of 13Steinert's Reilly Klein, left, tries to move away from Hun's Allie Devlin, right, during a non-league girls soccer game on Thursday afternoon in Princeton. (Kyle Franko/ Trentonian Photo)Expand PRINCETON — The Steinert High girls soccer team may be finding form at just the right time. Jaclyn Corby knocked in a pass from Teagan Fairfax early in the second half and the Spartans beat Hun, 1-0, on Thursday afternoon for their second straight victory. Mia Petracca stopped five shots for Steinert (5-7-2), which has kept a cleansheet in all five of its wins and in six games overall. The Raiders (1-7-3) lost their sixth in a row. Notre Dame 3, WW-PS 1 PRINCETON JCT. — First-half goals from Avery Whittle, Reagan O’Mara and Madeline Kinney were enough to carry the Irish (9-4-1) to an eighth straight win as they knocked off the CVC Valley champion Pirates (6-2-2). Kate Grecsek scored in the second half for South. Allentown 4, Hightstown 0 HIGHTSTOWN — Kaylee Feldman scored twice, Alessia Rundella and Camryn Rossi were also on target and the Redbirds (7-5-1) blanked the Rams (3-9) to halt a three-game skid. Princeton 1, Nottingham 0 HAMILTON — Taylor Hamerschlag converted a pass from Leah O’Neill and the Tigers (2-8-2) finally scored a goal to snap an eighth-match winless run with a victory over the Northstars (7-7). Lawrence 4, WW-PN 0 PLAINSBORO — Becca Boggs had a goal and added two assists to give her a CVC-best 14, Michaela Little scored twice and the Cardinals (8-4) got a much-needed win over the Knights (4-8), who have dropped three straight after winning four in a row. Ava Donnelly also scored for Lawrence and Vlada Kachurak made four saves for the shutout. Robbinsville 3, Ewing 0 EWING — Ella Moir scored twice, Lucy Cerniglia added one and the Ravens (9-3-2) did all their damage in the first half as they cruised past the Blue Devils (3-9). Hopewell Valley 6, Hamilton West 0 HAMILTON — Elizabeth Buchert and Reagan Silvestri had two goals each, Colbie Pagnotta and Charlotte Barnes had one apiece and the Bulldogs (11-2-2) extended their unbeaten streak to 11 games when they cruised past the Hornets (3-11). Gianna Azara picked up two assists in the win.