Standings Colonial Valley Conference Colonial (Overall)             W L T Pts y-Hopewell Valley (11-2-2) 5 0 1 11 Notre Dame (9-4-1)           4 1 1 9 Robbinsville (9-3-2)           4 1 1 9 Allentown (7-5-1)               3 2 1 7 Princeton Day (6-5-1)        3 3 0 6 Steinert (5-7-2)                  1 4 1 3 Lawrence (8-5)                 1 5 0 2 Princeton High (2-8-2)      0 5 1 1 Valley (Overall)              W L T Pts x-WW-PS (6-2-2)             5 0 0 10 Ewing (3-10)                    3 2 0 6 Hightstown (3-9)              3 2 0 6 Nottingham (7-7)             3 2 0 6 WW-PN (4-8)                  3 2 0 6 Hamilton West (3-11)      1 5 0 2 Trenton (1-11)                 0 5 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 y-Pennington (8-2)        5 0 0 10 Mercersburg (3-4)         2 1 0 4 Blair (8-2)                      1 1 0 2 Peddie (4-4-2)              1 1 0 2 Lawrenceville (2-8-1)   0 1 0 0 Hill (3-8)                       0 2 0 0 Hun (1-7-3)                  0 3 0 0 2 points for a win; 1 point for a draw; 0 points for a loss y- clinched share of division title; x- clinched outright division title Statistics CVC Goals Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 13; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 11; Michaela Little (Lawrence) 11; Maya Montemayor (WW-PS) 10; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 9; Reagan O’Mara (Notre Dame) 9; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 9; Kyara Castro Gamboa (Hamilton) 8; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 8; Ginny Choi (WW-PN) 8; Caelyn LaFlamme (Lawrence) 7; Gabriella Smith (Trenton) 7; Martha Olorunnisola (Allentown) 6; Reagan Silvestri (Hopewell) 6 Assists Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 13; Maggie Cutty (Nottingham) 9; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 7; Colbie Pagnotta (Hopewell) 6; Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 6; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 6; Delainey Ross (Hopewell) 5; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 5 Points Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 13-6-32; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 9-13-31; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 11-7-29; Michaela Little (Lawrence) 11-2-24; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 9-6-24; Maya Montemayor (WW-PS) 10-2-22; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 8-5-21; Reagan O’Mara (Notre Dame) 9-4-21; Ginny Choi (WW-PN) 8-3-19; Kyara Castro Gamboa (Hamilton) 8-2-18; Martha Olorunnisola (Allentown) 6-4-16; Caelyn LaFlamme (Lawrence) 7-2-16; Delainey Ross (Hopewell) 5-5-15; Maggie Cutty (Nottingham) 3-9-15; Gabriella Smith (Trenton) 7-0-14 Shutouts Chloe LiVecchi (Hopewell) 8; Gabby Sabol (Robbinsville) 7; Mia Petracca (Steinert) 6; Vlada Kachurak (Lawrence) 5; Leah Zeidman/Kate Moog (Notre Dame) 5 PREP Goals Ava Chincarini (Lawrenceville) 5; Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 5; Maya Raghanundanan (Pennington) 5; Hafsa Hussain (Pennington) 5 Assists Ava Chincarini (Lawrenceville) 5; Meg Balerna (Pennington) 4; Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 4; Maya Raghanundanan (Pennington) 4 Points Ava Chincarini (Lawrenceville) 5-5-15; Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 5-4-14; Maya Raghanundanan (Pennington) 5-4-14; Hafsa Hussain (Pennington) 5-2-12; Kate Irani (Pennington) 3-3-9 Shutouts Ava Brochon/Kate Dwyer (Pennington) 7; Sadie Lawrence (Peddie) 5 Power Rankings 1. Pennington (8-2; LW-1) >> Red Hawks have won seven in a row and kept a cleansheet in six of those. 2. Hopewell Valley (11-2-2; LW-2) >> That’s now over a month unbeatean for the Bulldogs (10-0-2). They can win the CVC Colonial outright with a win or draw on Tuesday at Robbinsville. 3. Notre Dame (9-4-1; LW-3) >> Eight in a row for Lauren Diaz’s Irish, who can grab a share of the Colonial with a win over Steinert on Tuesday and a Hopewell loss. 4. Robbinsville (9-3-2; LW 5) >> Not only do the Ravens need a victory over Hopewell on Tuesday for a piece of the Colonial, they could use the PowerPoints since they are sitting 11th in CJ II despite a strong season. 5. Allentown (7-5-1; LW-3) >> Redbirds can’t seem to shake the injury bug. If they get healthy in time for CVC Tournament and state playoffs expect them to be a tough out. 6. Princeton Day (6-5-1; LW-5) >> Panthers missed an opportunity in double OT loss to Notre Dame. 7. Steinert (5-7-2; LW NR) >> Spartans getting healthier (center forward Jasmin Ortega returned this week) and hoping for opposite of last season when attrition got the best of them.