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STANDINGS Ivy League  Overall     W-L-T  Pct.  GF  GA  W-L- T  Pct.  GF  GA Princeton  5-0-0  1.000  17  8  8-3 -0  .727  31  20 Columbia  4-1-0  .800  17  5  7-3-1   .682  33  17 Yale  3-2-0  .600  5  8  5-7-0   .417  18  25 Cornell  2-2-1  .500  10  14  6-5-1   .542  21  29 HARVARD  1-3-1  .300  8  10  3-8-1< Tab>.292  16  26 Dartmouth  1-3-0  .250  3  5  7-4-0   .636  20  8 Pennsylvania  1-3-0  .250  2  8  5- 6-0  .455  22  24 Brown  1-4-0  .200  4  8  7-5-0.583  20  11

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Quinn O'Sullivan, Cornell (So., GK) Winter Park, Fla.

O'Sullivan had one of the best games of his brief career, making eight saves as his team bested 23rd-ranked Dartmouth, 1-0. In addition to his eight saves, O'Sullivan knocked away several Dartmouth crosses and controlled the play in front of the Cornell goal. He recorded his fourth shutout of the year and now has nine shutouts in his two years at Cornell.

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

Andrew Lewis, Princeton (Fr., B) New Providence, N.J.

Lewis spearheaded the Tiger defense which held Harvard without a goal and allowed just two second-half shots Sunday.

HONOR ROLL

Rikki Dadason, Columbia (So, F) Mossfellsbaer, Iceland-- Scored two of the Lions' three goals in a 3-0 win against Yale.

Marc Thorne, Cornell (Fr., B) Clifton Park, N.Y.--Started at marking back and played extremely well in Cornell's 1-0 win against Dartmouth.

Chris Mitchell, Dartmouth (Jr., F) Westport, Conn.--Netted a hat trick in the Big Green's 6-0 win against Massachusetts.

Rob Pawloski, Princeton (Sr., GK) Farmington, Conn.--Recorded his second shutout of the season, making three saves.

Garth Harries, Yale (Jr., B) Philadelphia, Pa.--Scored against Hartford with 17 seconds remaining in regulation to knot the score at three. --Compiled by the Ivy League office

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Quinn O'Sullivan, Cornell (So., GK) Winter Park, Fla.

O'Sullivan had one of the best games of his brief career, making eight saves as his team bested 23rd-ranked Dartmouth, 1-0. In addition to his eight saves, O'Sullivan knocked away several Dartmouth crosses and controlled the play in front of the Cornell goal. He recorded his fourth shutout of the year and now has nine shutouts in his two years at Cornell.

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

Andrew Lewis, Princeton (Fr., B) New Providence, N.J.

Lewis spearheaded the Tiger defense which held Harvard without a goal and allowed just two second-half shots Sunday.

HONOR ROLL

Rikki Dadason, Columbia (So, F) Mossfellsbaer, Iceland-- Scored two of the Lions' three goals in a 3-0 win against Yale.

Marc Thorne, Cornell (Fr., B) Clifton Park, N.Y.--Started at marking back and played extremely well in Cornell's 1-0 win against Dartmouth.

Chris Mitchell, Dartmouth (Jr., F) Westport, Conn.--Netted a hat trick in the Big Green's 6-0 win against Massachusetts.

Rob Pawloski, Princeton (Sr., GK) Farmington, Conn.--Recorded his second shutout of the season, making three saves.

Garth Harries, Yale (Jr., B) Philadelphia, Pa.--Scored against Hartford with 17 seconds remaining in regulation to knot the score at three. --Compiled by the Ivy League office

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