Team Notes: Princeton Back From the Break
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The following article appeared December 26 on the Princeton Web site.
Princeton returns to action following a 26-day layoff since it
last played on Dec. 3 against Quinnipiac. Princeton plays its next
seven games in a row all at home beginning with games against
Minnesota State and Nebraska-Omaha.
Where We Stand
Princeton is 10-2 through 12 games played and sits tied atop the
ECAC hockey standings at 7-1 with Cornell, which is 6-0-2. At 10-2,
Princeton owns the second-highest winning percentage in the
country, behind only Air Force.
Into the Break With a Win
Princeton closed out the first part of its season on Dec. 3 with a
4-1 non-conference win over travel-partner Quinnipiac. The line of
Matt Arhontas, Mike Kramer and Mark Magnowski combined for three
goals and eight points as Princeton broke the game open with three
straight goals in the second period.
Complete article can be accessed via the Princeton Web site by clicking here.
