Freshman midfielder Meghan Farrell scored her third goal of the season in Sunday's win at Brown.
It is one she'll never forget. Farrell's tally, which came two minutes into the first overtime period, hoisted women's soccer past the Bears, 1-0. It was her first game-winning goal of the season and arguably propelled the Tigers to their biggest win thus far. Princeton has now won six straight games against the Bears.
Farrell received a pass in the middle of the 18-yard box from sophomore midfielder Emily Behncke. She gained control, hesitated, and then launched the ball past Brown goaltender Sarah Gervais.
For her efforts, the 'Prince' names Farrell its Athlete of the Week.
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