The attacking numbers underline Princeton’s depth. The report says Olivia Sandoval led the side with 16 goals and three assists, while Bella Clevenger added 13 goals and four assists. Keighley Davis and Ava Kyle also supplied double-figure contributions from midfield.
That spread gave Princeton multiple routes to goal. Sandoval provided a central finishing threat, Clevenger offered a second consistent scorer, and Kyle’s assist total pointed to creative influence from a deeper position.
The report credits goalkeeper Addie Dever with 127 saves and 10 shutouts, evidence of a side that needed concentration as well as attacking quality. Her workload also highlights the importance of Princeton’s defensive structure during a long campaign.
Yocelyn Robledo’s recognition as BCR Player of the Year was the individual headline. The honour reflected her role in anchoring a defence that helped deliver those clean sheets. Chloe Ostrowski’s inclusion added another layer to the picture: the defender also scored four goals, showing that Princeton’s back line contributed beyond its primary duties.
Princeton’s honour-roll presence reflects a team with scoring options, midfield creativity and defensive leadership. The report also lists Ruby Acker, Xiomi Cortez, Ava Hobson and Riley Rauh among the honourable mentions, reinforcing the sense of squad-wide contribution.
The next test will be turning that balance into another deep postseason run. Replacing production, maintaining defensive authority and sustaining the team’s shared attacking responsibility will shape Princeton’s next chapter.