The report says Bella Clevenger and Olivia Sandoval each scored twice, with Ava Kyle and Chloe Ostrowski also on the scoresheet. It is the kind of spread Gray appears to value most.
Rather than leaning on one star, Princeton reportedly won this one with numbers, pressure and variety in the final third.
Gray’s message, though, was not one of pure celebration. The update says he felt the display was driven by energy and physical edge, while warning that more quality on the ball will be needed in the final.
This is where the result takes on extra weight. Reports suggest Alleman beat Princeton 3-1 last month, which gives Saturday’s meeting the feel of both a final and a reply.
Clevenger framed it as part of a longer chase for a regional title, and her belief came through in the quote attributed to her: “Temos isso dentro de nós. Com certeza temos.”
That confidence matters. Princeton is not just trying to win a game; it is trying to flip a recent storyline against a familiar obstacle.
The report says the final will be played at Bryant Field on Saturday at 11h, and that home setting could be significant. Princeton appears to be arriving with momentum, a sharper sense of connection, and a chance to turn a strong semifinal into something more lasting.
Now the focus shifts to the rematch. If Princeton is ready to turn belief into a statement, Saturday is the moment to prove it.