Here are the high school girls soccer standings, statistics and rankings through Sept. 28:
Standings
COLONIAL VALLEY CONFERENCE
Colonial Division
Team (Overall) League W L T Pts
Princeton Day (9-0) 4 0 0 8
Allentown (8-2) 3 1 0 6
Princeton High (6-2) 3 1 0 6
Lawrence (6-3) 2 2 0 4
Notre Dame (6-4) 2 2 0 4
Hopewell Valley (3-6) 1 3 0 2
Robbinsville (2-5) 1 3 0 2
Steinert (5-4) 0 4 0 0
Valley Division
Team (Overall) League W L T Pts
WW-PS (4-4) 3 0 0 6
Hightstown (3-6) 3 1 0 6
Nottingham (1-6-1) 1 1 0 2
WW-PN (1-4) 1 1 0 2
Ewing (1-4) 1 2 0 2
Hamilton West (4-5) 1 2 0 2
Trenton (1-6) 0 3 0 0
2 points for a win; 1 point for a tie
MID-ATLANTIC PREP LEAGUE
Team (Overall) League W L T Pts
Mercersburg (4-5-1) 1 0 0 2
Peddie (3-3-1) 1 0 0 2
Pennington (6-1-1) 1 0 0 2
Blair (5-0) 0 0 0 0
Hill (1-4-2) 0 1 0 0
Hun (3-4) 0 1 0 0
Lawrenceville (0-5) 0 1 0 0
2 points for a win; 1 point for a tie
Statistics
COLONIAL VALLEY CONFERENCE
Goals
Kyara Castro Gamboa (Hamilton) 10; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 7; Ava Katz (PDS) 7; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 7; Ava Prosdocimo (Steinert) 6; Kaylee Feldman (Allentown) 5; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 5; Avery Whittle (Notre Dame) 5; Caitlin Medino (Steinert) 5; Gabby Tate (Allentown) 4; Megan Kurian (Hopewell) 4; Caelyn LaFlamme (Lawrence) 4; Mackenzie Brodel (PDS) 4; Juliana Hartman (PDS) 4; Nica Martin (PDS) 4; Lavinia Lord (Princeton) 4
Assists
Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 4; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 4; Anna Guido (Notre Dame) 4; Avery Whittle (Notre Dame) 4; Sophia Vriesendorp (PDS) 4; Mathilde Pouliot (Princeton) 4; Maya Montemayor (WW-PS) 4; Gabby Tate (Allentown) 3; Domeesha Joseph (Hamilton) 3; Eleanor LaChance (Hopewell) 3; Elizabeth O’Mara (Notre Dame) 3; Mackenzie Brodel (PDS) 3; Ava Szalabofka (PDS) 3; Taylor Hamerschlag (Princeton) 3; Caitlin Medino (Steinert) 3; Ella Tamagno (Steinert) 3; Antonella DeGregorio (WW-PS) 3
Points
Kyara Castro Gamboa (Hamilton) 10-1-21; Becca Boggs (Lawrence) 7-4-18; Ava Katz (PDS) 7-3-17; Riley Duguay (WW-PS) 7-2-16; Ava Donnelly (Lawrence) 5-4-14; Avery Whittle (Notre Dame) 5-4-14; Ava Prosdocimo (Steinert) 6-1-13; Caitlin Medino (Steinert) 5-3-13; Maya Montemayor (WW-PS) 4-4-12; Kaylee Feldman (Allentown) 5-1-11; Gabby Tate (Allentown) 4-3-11; Mackenzie Brodel (PDS) 4-3-11; Caelyn LaFlamme (Lawrence) 4-2-10; Nica Martin (PDS) 4-2-10
Shutouts
Daniella DeCarlo (Allentown) 7; Julia Zaldarriaga (Princeton) 6; Kate Moog/ Leah Zeidman/ Riley Kerins (Notre Dame) 5; Mae Brawell (PDS) 5; Vlada Kachurak (Lawrence) 4; Isabella Bebawi (Hightstown) 3; Mia Petracca (Steinert) 3
PREP
Goals
Riley Conboy (Pennington) 4; Ava Chincarini (Pennington) 3
Assists
Sophia Chrnelich (Pennington) 2; Nora Close (Pennington) 2; Lidia Gilch (Pennington) 2; Kate Irani (Pennington) 2; Kayla Turner (Pennington) 2
Points
Riley Conboy (Pennington) 4-1-9; Ava Chincarini (Pennington) 3-1-7; Sophia Chrnelich (Pennington) 2-2-6; Lidia Gilch (Pennington) 2-2-6; Kate Irani (Pennington) 2-2-6; Claire Rubin (Peddie) 2-1-5; Briana Turner (Pennington) 2-1-5
Shutouts
Sadie Lawrence (Peddie) 4; Pennington goalies 4
* Hun School has not reported any stats to the highschoolsports.nj.com site*
RANKINGS
1. Pennington (6-1-1; LW-1) >> Red Hawks have a nice test on Tuesday at Springside Chestnut Hill. “It’s what we want to do all along. We never take anything for granted and we’ve had some good battles with them,” co-coach Dr. Bill Hawkey said.
2. Princeton Day (9-0; LW-2) >> Perfect cross. Perfect run. Perfect finish. Top of the CVC.
3. Allentown (8-2; LW-4) >> Five straight wins and all by shutout.
4. Princeton High (6-2; LW-3) >> The fine margins went against the Tigers this past week as they dropped a pair of 1-0 results.
5. Notre Dame (6-4; LW-5) >> Irish were competitive against undefeated Point Pleasant Boro, then lost to Robbinsville and finished with win over Shore Regional. Translation: You don’t know what you’re going to get.
6. Lawrence (6-3; LW-NR) >> Cards’ 3-0 week came at a price as senior standout Becca Boggs suffered season-ending injury.
7. Peddie (3-3-1; LW-NR) >> Falcons began MAPL play with resounding 5-0 win over Lawrenceville.
