Box Score PRINCETON, N.J. – The No. 7 Yale women's lacrosse team had built an 8-2 lead before No. 5 Princeton even had eight shots on goal Sunday afternoon in the Ivy League Tournament championship game at Sherrerd Field. And when the Tigers momentarily rallied to get within 8-4, the Bulldogs really got going. Yale reeled off seven straight goals – including three straight by senior attacker Jenna Collignon at the end of the third quarter as the threatening skies turned to pouring rain. The Bulldogs got the game to running time early in the fourth and went on to earn their second straight Ivy League Tournament title with a decisive 17-6 win.
 
Yale (14-3, 5-2 Ivy League) had gone down to the wire to beat No. 16 Penn Friday night in the semifinals, scoring twice in the final minute to earn an 11-10 win. There was no such drama on Sunday. The Bulldogs scored the first two goals of the game and never trailed, though Princeton did tie the game 2-2 at one point. After that, a six-goal Yale run that included three goals from senior midfielder Sky Carrasquillo, two from Collignon and one from senior midfielder Taylor Lane set the tone for the rest of the day. Princeton (14-3, 6-1 Ivy League) never got closer than within four goals the rest of the way. 
 
GOALS-ASSISTS-POINTS 

• Senior midfielder Sky Carrasquillo (6-1-7)
• Senior attacker Jenna Collignon (5-0-5)
• Senior midfielder Taylor Lane (3-0-3)
• Senior midfielder Fallon Vaughn (1-2-3)
• Junior attacker Ashley Newman (1-0-1)
• Senior attacker Charlotte Callahan (1-0-1)

 
OTHER STATISTICAL LEADERS

• Collignon had a game-best eight draw controls. Lane added six.
• First-year goalkeeper Niamh Pfaff made six saves on 11 shots (.545) before senior Cami Donadio came on to play the final 6:43.
• Senior midfielder Sophie Straka had a team-best three ground balls.

 
TURNING POINT

• After Princeton closed within 8-4 at 10:37 of the third, Yale went on a 7-0 run that put the game out of reach.

 
KEY STAT

• Yale held Princeton scoreless for a stretch of 20:22 in the first half and a stretch of 16:31 in the second half.

 
NOTES

• This was Yale's second-largest margin of victory against Princeton ever. The record was 13 in a 17-4 Bulldog win Apr. 6, 1985. 
• The Bulldogs are 4-1 against Princeton in their last five meetings, including a pair of wins in Ivy League Tournament games.
• Yale had a 17-8 advantage in draw controls, a dramatic reversal from Princeton's 16-12 advantage in that category when these two teams met Mar. 29 (a 13-11 Princeton win).
• Carrasquillo's six goals and seven points were career highs.

 
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

• Yale had five players make the Ivy League's All-Tournament Team:
  • Senior midfielder Taylor Lane (Most Outstanding Player)
  • Senior midfielder Sky Carrasquillo
  • Senior attacker Jenna Collignon
  • Junior defender Emmy Pascal
  • Senior midfielder Fallon Vaughn

 
WHAT'S NEXT

• Yale will watch the NCAA Tournament Selection Show Sunday night at 9:00 p.m. on ESPNU to find out its next opponent. Through Sunday's games the Bulldogs are No. 6 in the NCAA RPI rankings.

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— Yale Women's Lacrosse (@YaleWLacrosse) May 4, 2025