Season Outlook: Princeton Looks to Climb
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The following article appeared October 21 on the Princeton Web site.
The Princeton women’s hockey team enters the 2008-09
season looking to climb back into the top four in the final ECAC
standings after finishing fifth in the league standings a season
ago. The 2007-08 season marked Princeton’s eighth straight
winning season and the Tigers finished in the top half of the
league standings for the seventh year in a row.
Princeton won 14 games last season, the seventh year in a row the
Tigers have won 14 or more games. With 122 wins over that span, the
Tigers have averaged better than 17 wins a season since the 2001-02
season.
Success for Princeton in that stretch has been centered around
strong team defense, timely scoring and exceptional goaltending,
and that will once again be the recipe as the Tigers enter the
2008-09 season. However, as familiar faces graduate and new faces
join the team, there are always adjustments to be made and areas to
address.
Complete article can be accessed via the Princeton Web site by clicking here.
