STANDINGS

Ivy League  Overall W-L-T  Pct.  GF  GA  W-L-T  Pct.   GF  GA Cornell  4-0-0  1.000  12  0  5-20< Tab>.714  20  7 Dartmouth  3-0-0  1.000  6  0  7-1- 0  .875  17  6 HARVARD  2-1-0  .667  6  1  3-4-1.438  9  13 Brown  2-1-0  .667  5  1  3-6-0.333  12  14 Yale  1-2-0  .333  3  4  4-5-0   .444  15  17 Columbia  0-2-0  .000  0  4  0-7-0< Tab>.000  4  17 Princeton  0-3-0  .000  2  10  2-6- 0  .250  11  17 Pennsylvania  0-3-0  .000  0  13  1 -5-1  .214  8  21

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Sue DeLong, Cornell (Jr., G) Rexford, N.Y.

DeLong extended her Ivy unscored-upon streak to four games when she did not allow either Princeton or Columbia in 157 minutes of playing time. She made seven saves against the Tigers and came back with two against Lions. DeLong has a goals-against average of 0.86 overall--second in the league--and overall save percentage of 0.846--third in the league.

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK

Molly Woodroofe, Yale (Fr., F) Butler, Penn.

Yale's four-game losing skid came to a close when Woodroofe tallied all three of her team's goal against Princeton. Woodroofe thus sprang into the league lead for points scored in Ivy games. Her six points tioe her with Cornell's Amy Deuslng and Heather Ott for the top spot.

HONOR ROLL

Sarah Kelly, Brown (Fr., G) Germantown, Tenn.--Made 13 saves in the 1-0 overtime loss to Dartmouth.

Diana Hownasky, Columbia (Jr., G) Wilton, Conn.--Under pressure most of the day, made 17 saves in the Cornell loss.

Jen Daly, Cornell (Fr., B) Boxford, Mass.--Had two assits in the Princeton game for the first points of her varsity career.

Katie DeLellis, Harvard (So., F) Pasadena, Calif.--Assisted four of the team's five goals against Pennsylvania. --Compiled by the Ivy League office