#4 Columbia Faces #1 Princeton In Ivy League Tournament

5/2/2018 3:30:00 PM | Lacrosse

On Friday, May 4 at 7:05 p.m., the Columbia lacrosse team will take on top-seed host Princeton (10-5, 6-1 Ivy) in the program's first Ivy League Tournament match at Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium. For the second consecutive week, the Lions will get another shot at the Tigers who edged Columbia in their home finale on April 28th.

By: Columbia University Athletics

IVY LEAGUE TOURNAMENT

#4 COLUMBIA

#1 PRINCETON

2018 IVY LEAGUE TOURNAMENT
DATE	Friday, May 4
TIME	7:05 p.m.
VENUE	Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium
LOCATION	Princeton, N.J.
MEDIA	ESPN+ \| LIVE STATS
TWITTER HANDLES	@Columbia_Lax
TICKETS	P urchase Here

NEW YORK - On Friday, May 4 at 7:05 p.m., the Columbia lacrosse team will take on top-seed host Princeton (10-5, 6-1 Ivy) in the program's first Ivy League Tournament match at Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium. For the second consecutive week, the Lions will get another shot at the Tigers who edged Columbia in their home finale on April 28th.

Tickets are available now online and will also be available for purchase on site of the torunament. Admission is FREE for Ivy League students with valid school ID. Fans can also catch the action streaming live on ESPN+ and through the media links above.

COLUMBIA		PRINCETON
6-9	Record	9-5
3-4 Ivy League	Conference	5-1 Ivy League
11.47	Goals Per Game	15.06
.405	Shot %	.429
72	Assists	78
Victoria Kalamaras (24g, 31a) Lindsey Ewertsen (26g, 15a)	Leading Scorer(s)	Kayla Sears (53g, 16a) Tess D'Orsi (30g, 11a)
Kelsey Gedin (118 sv.) (.432 sv %)	Goalkeeper	Sam Fish (101 sv.)(.507 sv %)
Dartmouth (L, 10-20) Yale (W, 12-10) Penn (L, 4-19) Cornell (L, 5-17) Harvard (W, 14-13) Brown (W, 14-12) Princeton (L, 16-22)	Common Opp.	Dartmouth (L, 12-15) Yale (W, 18-4) Penn (W, 21-8) Cornell (W, 15-10) Harvard (W, 20-15) Brown (W, 12-10) Columbia (W, 22-16)

OVERALL STATISTICAL RANKINGS:
As of 5/1/18

NAME	CATEGORY	STATS	IVY RANK	NAT. RANK
A. Absey	Shot %	.604	1	4
L. Ewertsen	Caused Turnovers Per Game	2.47	1	8
L. Ewertsen	Ground Balls Per Game	3.00	1	22
V. Kalamaras	Assists Per Game	2.07	1	27
V. Kalamaras	Assists	31	2	38
K. Gedin	Saves Per Game	8.43	2	50

CLIMBING THE LADDER:

COLUMBIA CAREER ALL-TIME ASSISTS LEADERS
1	Victoria Kalamaras	105
2	Kacie Johnson '13CC	88
3	Marisa Marcellino '08CC	87

COLUMBIA CAREER ALL-TIME CAUSED TURNOVERS LEADERS
1	Lindsey Ewertsen	88
2	Kate Lombard '07CC Paige Cuscovitch '14CC	80 80
4	Taylor Quinn '17CC	79
5	Amanda Goodhart '12CC	74
COLUMBIA CAREER ALL-TIME SAVES LEADERS
1	Maecela Calidionio '16CC	532
2	Kelsey Gedin	523
3	Emma Mintz '09CC	439
COLUMBIA CAREER ALL-TIME POINTS LEADERS
1	Kacie Johnson '13CC	249
2	Holly Glynn '09CC	186
3	Victoria Kalamaras	185
4	Marisa Marcellino '08CC	164
5	Brittany Shannon '10CC	153
COLUMBIA CAREER ALL-TIME DRAW CONTROLS LEADERS
1	Taylor Quinn '17CC	194
2	Taylor Gatinella '12CC	163
3	Lindsey Ewertsen	152
4	Caroline Joy '17CC	113
5	Carrie Anderer '06CC	112
COLUMBIA CAREER ALL-TIME GROUND BALLS LEADERS
1	Taylor Quinn '17CC	185
2	Kate Lombard '07CC	151
3	Lindsey Ewertsen	131
4	Paige Cuscovitch '14CC	130
6	Taylor Gattinella '12CC Antoinette Allen '10CC	116 116

COLUMBIA SINGE SEASON DRAW CONTROLS ALL-TIME LEADERS
1	Lindsey Ewertsen (2018)	75
2	Caroline Joy (2015)	60
3	Taylor Quinn (2017)	53
COLUMBIA SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS ALL-TIME LEADERS
1	Victoria Kalamaras (2017)	42
2	Kacie Johnson (2012)	32
3	Victoria Kalamaras (2018)	31

COLUMBIA SINGLE SEASON CAUSED TURNOVERS ALL-TIME LEADERS
1	Paige Cuscovitch (2013)	38
2	Lindsey Ewertsen (2018)	37
3	Lindsey Ewertsen (2017)	33
4	Taylor Quinn (2017)	29

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS:

• (8/22) Lions Announce Nine Newcomers For 2018

• (2/17) Alex Absey scores a team-high five goals in collegiate debut at #10 Navy

• (2/19) Ivy League Weekly Performance Honor Roll: Alexandria Absey (5 goals)

• (2/21) Columbia Outduels Fairfield In 13-12 Road Win

• (2/21) With three assists at Fairfield, Victoria Kalamaras becomes the third player in program history to tally 80 career assists.

• (2/26) Ivy League Weekly Performance Honor Roll: Victoria Kalamaras (5g, 5a)

• (3/1) Through four games, Alexandria Absey held an NCAA leading .993 shot percentage with a team-high 14 goals.

• (3/5) Ivy League Weekly Performance Honor Roll: Lindsey Ewertsen (3g, 4a, 12dc, 5gb, 3ct) vs. ASU & Dartmouth

• (3/6) Lacrosse Holds Off Radford At Home, 14-11

• (3/6) With four draw controls vs. Radford, Lindsey Ewertsen became the sixth player in program history to reach 100 career draw controls.

• (3/10) With an assist at Cornell, Victoria Kalamaras breaks the Columbia record in career assists with her 89th.

• (3/11) Ivy League Weekly Performance Honor Roll: Victoria Kalamaras (5g, 3a, 2gb, 1ct) vs. Radford & Cornell

• (3/17) Lacrosse Dominant In 18-6 Victory At East Carolina

• (3/17) Lions matched record for most points in a single road game with 18 goals at East Carolina.

• (3/17) Victoria Kalamaras became the first player in program history to notch 90-plus career assists with a pair at East Carolina.

• (3/17) With eight saves in a win at East Carolina, Kelsey Gedin became just the second goalkeeper in Columbia history to surpass 450 career saves with a current total of 457.

• (3/17) Ivy League Weekly Performance Honor Roll: Victoria Kalamaras (3g, 2a, 2ct, 1gb, 1dc), Lindsey Ewertsen (2g, 2a, 5dc, 4ct, 3gb)

• (3/25) Columbia Outlasts Harvard In 14-13 Home Win

• (3/25) Ivy League Weekley Performance Honor Roll: Victoria Kalamaras (7a, 1g, 3gb, 1ct), Lindsey Ewertsen (3g, 1a,10dc, 6ct, 5gb).

• (4/1) Ivy League Weekley Performance Honor Roll: Regan Steed (2g, 4gb, 2ct)

• (4/7) Columbia Tallies Record Day In 12-10 Win At Yale

• (4/7) Lindsey Ewertsen (86) breaks the Columbia career caused turnover record (80) with a game-high six at Yale.

• (4/7) With an assist at Yale, Victoria Kalamaras became the first player in program history with 100 career assists.

• (4/7) With a win over Yale, Andrea Cofrin became the first coach in program history with multiple Ivy League wins in consecutive seasons.

• (4/7) Columbia leads the nation in UPSET WINS with three on the year (Fairfield, Harvard, Yale).

• (4/21) Columbia Takes Down Brown, 14-12

• (4/21) Head Coach Andrea Cofrin leads Columbia to first three-win Ivy League season with victory over Brown.

• (4/21) With a career-high 14 saves, Kelsey Gedin also notched are 500th career save.

• (4/22) For the ninth consecutive week and through 14 games, Alexandria Absey holds an NCAA leading .698 shot percentage with a team-high 31 goals on 45 shots.

• (4/28) Columbia Clinches First Ever Ivy League Tournament Berth

• (4/28) Lindsey Ewertsen set single-game record with 15 draw controls vs. #18 Princeton

• (4/28) Lindsey Ewertsen becomes first player to surpass 70+ draw controls

• (5/1) Lindsey Ewertsen Named Ivy League Midfielder of the Year

• (5/1) Lacrose Earns A Record 5 All-Ivy League Selections (Ewertsen, Kalamaras (First Team) - Cavallo (Second Team) - Absey, Gedin (HM))

• Hat Trick Club - Alexandria Absey (Navy, Fairfield, Lehigh, Arizona St., Hofstra), Fallon Quinn (Lehigh, Arizona St., East Carolina, Harvard, Yale, Princeton), Victoria Kalamaras (Fairfield, Radford, East Carolina, Princeton), Devon Stuzin (Lehigh), Laine Parsons (Navy), Emily Manville (East Carolina), Lindsey Ewertsen (Harvard, Brown, Princeton), Chelsea Witteck (Brown).