\t\t\t\tPrinceton-Tigers start three home games in five days against the Hartford Hawks tomorrow.Tip off is set at 6pm<\/p>\n
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how did we get here<\/strong><\/p>\n \u2022 Princeton is 9-5 this season after sharing an Ivy League weekend at Jadwin Gym. He rebounded by decision 70-48 against Cornell last weekend after the Tigers lost 58-55 to Columbia in overtime.<\/p>\n \u2022 The Tigers’ Monday opponents, Penn, are at the top of the Ivy League at 3-0 while each team has lost at least one. Columbia lost to Quaker and Harvard to Yale.<\/p>\n \u2022 The Tigers trailed 9 points, 50-41, with 3:42 remaining against Colombia, but used an 8-2 push to take possession with 52 seconds remaining. Princeton forced a shot his clock violation before setting up a three-pointer. Grace Stone<\/dfn> Tie the game and send it to overtime.<\/p>\n \u2022 In the extra session, Columbia’s Caitlin Davis split two free throws to lead the road team 58-55 with 14 seconds remaining. He had two chances to tie for Princeton but failed to convert.<\/p>\n \u2022Kaitlyn Chen<\/dfn> She had three consecutive 20-point performances (20) and added four rebounds and three assists. Ellie Mitchell<\/dfn> He had 22 rebounds, marking the second time he had 20 or more rebounds this season.<\/p>\n \u2022Princeton started the second half with a 17-4 push against Cornell, leading 22, 54-32 with one minute left in the third quarter and were unconquerable thereafter.<\/p>\n \u2022Madison St. Rose<\/dfn> With four rebounds and two steals, he tied the game high with 15 points on 5\/9 shooting. Julia Cunningham<\/dfn> Added 13 points and 6 helpers Kaitlyn Chen<\/dfn> Princeton’s win also reached double figures (13). The home team had ten different scorers.<\/p>\n 2022-23 Statistics and Things… \u2022Ellie Mitchell<\/dfn> 3rd in rebounds per game (12.4), 5th in offensive rebounds (4.6), 7th in total rebounds (173), 9th in defensive rebounds per game (7.8).<\/p>\n \u2022 She’s had at least nine rebounds in every game this season, except for No. 16 Texas and Cornell (as she’s only played 18 minutes). <\/p>\n Against Seton Hall, she became only the third person to have at least 23 rebounds and six steals in a game since 2009-10 (Javona Layfield (Dayton), 12\/31\/ 17), Kylie Coons (Sacramento St., 12\/12\/) 1\/10).<\/p>\n \u2022 Mitchell became the first NCAA player to record at least 12 rebounds and eight steals in a game in Maine this season.<\/p>\n \u2022 She is also the 10th player since 2009-10 to have at least 7 points, 12 rebounds, 3 assists and 8 steals in a contest, and the first player since February 2018.<\/p>\n \u2022 She has had at least 10 rebounds in 18 of her last 24 games going back to last season.<\/p>\n \u2022The juniors rank 30th nationally in steals per game (2.71) and 35th in total steals (38).<\/p>\n \u2022Kaitlyn Chen<\/dfn> He leads the team in scoring with 15.8 points per game and field goal percentage (44.2). She has scored in her double figures in all but one of her games.<\/p>\n \u2022 Chen is 38th in minutes per game (35.47) and 87th in helpers per game (4.3). <\/p>\n \u2022Julia Cunningham<\/dfn> Currently, her career is 66 points behind 1,000 points. She puts her 12.0 points per game on her pace, and she will reach that milestone on January 28 against Yale.<\/p>\n \u2022Grace Stone<\/dfn> He’s trailed the Tigers with a 40.9% shooting percentage, with at least one 3 in every game but one.<\/p>\n \u2022 Seniors are averaging a career-best 11.0 points per game. Seniors moved up from 4.2 points for freshmen, 5.8 points for sophomores, and 9.3 points for juniors to their current marks.<\/p>\n Stone played in 102 career games, Cunningham played in 100, Maggie Connolly<\/dfn> Active in 1999.<\/p>\n If Princeton played the same number of games as last year, excluding injuries, Stone would finish in 118 games, third all-time, Cunningham would finish in 116, fourth-most, and Connolly would finish in 115. Finished with , tied for 5th place. .<\/p>\n \u2022Chet Newke<\/dfn> He averaged 3.8 points per game, 1.4 points higher than last season.<\/p>\n \u2022 After shooting 1\/13 from Deep vs. Temple, Princeton made at least three trays in each game, with the exception of the Rhode Island contest.<\/p>\n \u2022This season the Tigers have at least 10 assists in every game but one.<\/p>\n \u2022 After stealing nine in the first two games, the Tigers have stolen ten bases in seven games since.<\/p>\n \u2022Princeton’s Net Rating is 57, the second highest in the Ivy League behind Columbia at No. 36.<\/p>\n \u2022 The Tigers have the 16th toughest schedule in the nation, according to the NCAA’s website, the best in the Ivy League.<\/p>\n \u2022 The Tigers are 58th in the NCAA in lowest turnovers per game (14.2) and 63rd in turnover margin (+3.50).<\/p>\n \u2022Princeton’s scoring defense ranks 67th in the nation (58.6).<\/p>\n \u2022 Jadwin had over 1,000 Tigers fans in games against Columbia (1,113) and Cornell (1,017). It was the first time since the 2015-16 season that Princeton played two consecutive home games to over 1,000 fans.<\/p>\n Princeton’s 15-point comeback at Rutgers Carla Velvet<\/dfn> Era, topped a 12-point rally at Yale in February 2020.<\/p>\n \u2022Grace Stones<\/dfn> The buzzer beater vs. Rhode Island was the first since the Tigers beat Southwest Texas 82-81 on November 23, 2002 at the Ferrell Center in Waco, Texas, thanks to Irene Powers’ putback with one second left in overtime. , was the team’s first buzzer-beater. . \u2022 Princeton ranks 14th on the NCAA’s Her Hoops Stats Defensive Rating (77.3). This stat controls the pace and adjusts defense ratings to match the strength of the attacks faced by the team.<\/p>\n \u2022Berube’s unit is 30th in simple RPI (61.3) and treats all games equally (25% team win rate, 50% average win rate for opponents, 50% average win rate for opponents). The NCAA RPI differs from the NCAA RPI as it rates home wins as 0.6 wins, home losses as 1.4 losses, away wins as 1.4 wins and away losses as 0.6 losses.<\/p>\n \u2022 The Tigers are 37th in her Hoops stat rating (23.7). \u2022Princeton’s opponents average margin per 100 possessions of 9.9 ranks eighth in the nation, while the Tigers rank 13th in points per 100 possessions average (97.3).<\/p>\n \u2022 The Tigers have the 64th highest steal rate in the nation (11.1).<\/p>\n Kaitlyn Chen<\/dfn><\/p>\n Assist Rate – 30.6% – 98th percentile Ellie Mitchell<\/dfn><\/p>\n Defensive Rebound Percentage – 27.7% – 21st Overall Julia Cunningham<\/dfn><\/p>\n Defensive Win Share – 1.0 – 90th percentile Alumni Update…<\/strong>
Statistics until January 10<\/strong><\/p>\n
2022-23 Her Hoops Information…
Statistics until January 10th.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nControl the pace, adjust the quality of your opponents, and evaluate teams that incorporate margins of victory in addition to wins and losses.<\/p>\n
\nOffensive Win Share – 2.0 – 93rd percentile
\nWin Share – 2.7 – 92nd Percentile
\nIndividual foul rate – 2.3% – 91st percentile
\nAssist\/TOV – 1.62 – 90th percentile
\nUtilization – 25.9 – 89th percentile
\nPER – 22.0 – 85th percentile<\/p>\n
\nTotal Rebound Percentage – 20.7% – 21st Overall
\nDefensive Win Shares – 1.8 – 22nd Overall
\nTheft rate – 4.2% – 98th percentile
\nOffensive Rebound Percentage – 14.6% – 97th percentile
\nDefensive Rating – 75.9 – 96th percentile
\nWin Shares – 2.2 – 87th percentile<\/p>\n
\nSteal rate – 2.9% – 87th percentile<\/p>\n
\u2022McKenna Haire ’21 is currently spending her graduation season at the University of Hawaii. She has appeared in her 15 games, last year she started five games for the Rainbow Warriors and this season she has appeared in five.
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Princeton Pro…<\/strong>
\u2022Carlie Littlefield ’21 plays for the Liege Panthers in Belgium. Over 10 games, Littlefield is averaging 19.4 points, 6.2 rebounds and 4.0 assists. After she scored seven points in the November 12 loss, Littlefield has averaged 23.2 points in four games since.
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Shootaround Fun…<\/strong>
\u2022 Princeton will end each shootaround on game day with a half-court shot. Ellie Mitchell<\/dfn> (temple), Maggie Connolly<\/dfn> (Villanova, Fordham, Rutgers, Rhode Island, Cornell), Kaitlyn Chen<\/dfn> (Seton Hall), Paige Morton<\/dfn> (Maine, Harvard), Amelia Osgood<\/dfn> (Tawson and Delaware) and Lexi Weger<\/dfn> (UConn) and Julia Cunningham<\/dfn> (Columbia) each made a successful half-court shot this season.
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Breakfast is king…<\/strong>
Every trip, the team eats breakfast
Hotel.team led by captain Maggie Connolly<\/dfn> When Katie Tears<\/dfn> We ranked breakfast for each trip. Harvard, 9.0
(Omelette bar, good variety, Texas – 8.5 (great variety, mini waffles hit), UConn – 8.5 (high quality, less variety), Towson – 6.5 (basic), Mains – 3.5 (had food)More .
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