Despite Vermont's two disappointing non-conference losses, the Cats still possess a narrow one-point lead over the Crimson.
Harvard, in turn, leads three teams by the same margin.
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Yale 1, Princeton 3
The Tigers (3-2-3, 2-2-2) claimed revenge for the Bulldogs' 4-3 victory earlier in the week.
Princeton scored first, beating screened Eli goalie Dan Lombard minutes before the end of the first stanza. The Tigers' game-winner came on a power play at the close of the second, when senior forward Chris Corrinet banged home a rebound just
outside the crease with 2:40 left.
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