Michael Sowers came into Princeton's game against NJIT needing three points to become the 34th Princeton player ever to reach 100 for his career. Though he had three games to do it if he wanted to be the fastest Princeton player ever to reach the century mark, it would actually take him a little more than 10 minutes of the first quarter get there. By the time his night was over early in the third quarter, he was at 105 career points on 49 goals and 56 assists and had added another record to his growing portfolio of them. Sowers had a three-goal, five-assist, eight-point night to lead Princeton to a 15-8 win over NJIT in a game that was 6-1 at the end of the first quarter and 9-3 at halftime. The win evened Princeton's record at 2-2, with the two wins both against New Jersey teams, including an opening-day victory over Monmouth. Princeton will go for the state championship, as it were, when it hosts Rutgers Saturday at 1. As for the game over NJIT, Sowers started Princeton on its way with a goal 49 seconds in, and would add three assists before the quarter ended. His feed to Strib Walker with 4:56 left in the first gave him point No. 100. It took Sowers 18 games and one quarter to get there. The previous fastest run to 100 was 22 games, set by both David Tickner and Wick Sollers, who got there in the same game back in 1976. Sowers had a school-record 82 points as a freshman and now has 23 more in four games so far this year.