"Bailer played great," sophomore midfielder Dana Sprong said. "He's scored about half of his career goals in the past few games so he's been coming on strong for [Princeton]."
Harvard also didn't receive any help from the officials suffering an eight-to-one penalty deficit. Princeton converted on half of its man-up situations.
Meanwhile, junior midfielder Geoffrey Watson netted the only extra man goal for Harvard way back at 3:31 of the second quarter tying the score then at two.
"We felt we had a number of bad calls in the game," Sprong said.
By 11:17, Princeton freshman attacker B.J. Prager completed his hat trick and tallied the final power play goal of the game.
At 11-4, the game was basically out of reach.
This didn't stop Harvard from trying. Sophomore midfielder Roger Buttles made the game 11-5 with 2:14 left in the third quarter.
The Crimson started to maintain possession of the ball and dictate the play to the Tigers. Harvard began working the ball down low.
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