Standings Colonial Valley Conference Colonial (Overall)                 W L T Pts x-Hopewell Valley (13-2-2)   6 0 1 13 Notre Dame (12-4-1)             5 1 1 11 Allentown (10-5-1)                4 2 1 9 Robbinsville (9-6-2)              4 2 1 9 Princeton Day (7-7-1)           3 4 0 6 Princeton High (4-9-2)         1 5 1 3 Steinert (7-8-2)                    1 5 1 3 Lawrence (10-6)                 1 6 0 2 Valley (Overall)                W L T Pts x-WW-PS (8-3-2)                6 0 0 12 Nottingham (8-9)               4 2 0 8 WW-PN (6-9)                     4 2 0 8 Ewing (4-11)                      3 3 0 6 Hightstown (3-12)             3 3 0 6 Hamilton West (3-13)       1 5 0 2 Trenton (2-14)                   0 6 0 0 2 points for a win; 1 point for a draw; 0 points for a loss x- clinched outright division title Mid-Atlantic Prep League Team (Overall)              W L T Pts y-Pennington (9-2)         5 0 0 10 Blair (10-2)                      2 1 0 4 Peddie (5-5-2)                 2 1 0 4 Mercersburg (3-6)          2 2 0 4 Hill (5-8)                          1 2 0 2 Lawrenceville (2-10-1)   0 2 0 0 Hun (1-9-4)                     0 4 0 0 2 points for a win; 1 point for a draw; 0 points for a loss y- clinched share of division title Statistics CVC Goals Michaela Little (Lawrence) 16; Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 16; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 16; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 13; Reagan O’Mara (Notre Dame) 13; Gabriella Smith (Trenton) 13; Maya Montemayor (WW-PS) 13; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 10; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 9; Ginny Choi (WW-PN) 9; Martha Olorunnisola (Allentown) 8; Kyara Castro Gamboa (Hamilton) 8; Caelyn Laflamme (Lawrence) 8; Prema Budhiraja (WW-PN) 8 Assists Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 16; Maggie Cutty (Nottingham) 12; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 8; Martha Olorunnisola (Allentown) 7; Colbie Pagnotta (Hopewell) 7; Delainey Ross (Hopewell) 6; Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 6; Julia Eckel (WW-PN) 6; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 6 Points Bridget Cutty (Nottingham) 16-6-38; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 16-6-38; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 10-16-36; Elizabeth Buchert (Hopewell) 13-8-34; Michaela Little (Lawrence) 16-2-34; Reagan O’Mara (Notre Dame) 13-5-31; Maya Montemayor (WW-PS) 13-5-31; Gabriella Smith (Trenton) 13-0-26; Martha Olorunnisola (Allentown) 8-7-23; Ginny Choi (WW-PN) 9-5-23; Ava Donnelley (Lawrence) 9-5-23; Maggie Cutty (Nottingham) 5-12-22; Caelyn LaFlamme (Lawrence) 8-4-20; Kyara Castro Gamboa (Hamilton) 8-2-18; Prema Budhiraja (WW-PN) 8-1-17; Delainey Ross (Hopewell) 5-6-16; Amanda Hoglund (Allentown) 7-1-15; Nica Martin (PDS) 6-3-15 Shutouts Chloe LiVecchi (Hopewell) 9; Mia Petracca (Steinert) 8; Vlada Kachurak (Lawrence) 7; Leah Zeidman/Kate Moog (Notre Dame) 7; Gabby Sabol (Robbinsville) 7; Olivia Cieslak/Danielle DeCarlo (Allentown) 6 PREP Goals Maya Raghanundanan (Pennington) 7; Ava Chincarini (Lawrenceville) 5; Meg Balerna (Pennington) 5; Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 5; Hafsa Hussain (Pennington) 5 Assists Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 8; Riley Conboy (Pennington) 6; Ava Chincarini (Lawrenceville) 5; Meg Balerna (Pennington) 4; Maya Raghanundanan (Pennington) 4 Points Sara Chrnelich (Pennington) 5-8-18; Maya Raghanundanan (Pennington) 7-4-18; Ava Chincarini (Lawrenceville) 5-5-15; Meg Balerna (Pennington) 5-4-14; Hafsa Hussain (Pennington) 5-2-12; Riley Conboy (Pennington) 2-6-10 Shutouts Ava Brochon/Kate Dwyer (Pennington) 8; Sadie Lawrence (Peddie) 6 Power Rankings 1. Pennington (9-2; LW-1) >> Only four teams entered Prep B this year. Bring back the combined tournament so we can have Pennington vs. Rutgers Prep. 2. Hopewell Valley (13-2-2; LW-2) >> Outright Colonial champ is 14 in a row unbeaten (12-0-2) as it welcomes Steinert to Ackerson for a CVC quarterfinal. 3. Notre Dame (12-4-1; LW-3) >> Irish head to CVC quarters as winners of 11 in a row. 4. Allentown (10-5-1; LW 5) >> Amanda Hoglund was supposed to rest this week, but when Redbirds got behind WW-P South she came off the bench to score a hat trick in second half and overtime. 5. WW-PS (8-3-2; LW-NR) >> Freshman Riley Duguay tied for league lead with 16 goals. South vs. Ewing in CVC quarters just like we all predicted. 6. Steinert (7-8-2; LW-7) >> Senior Mia Garofalo, goal-scoring hero on Saturday, is having a First Team All-CVC season in the back. 7. Lawrence (10-6; LW NR) >> Is this year the Cards finally make a deep tournament run? They have the talent to do it.