Princeton sophomore attackman Phillip Robertson's career high was three goals - something he'd done three times - prior to the Tigers' game against Siena Tuesday afternoon. He'd eclipse that just on goals assisted by Michael Sowers against the Saints. Robertson went off for seven goals on just eight shots, including four assisted by Sowers, to lead Princeton to a 17-11 win over Siena Tuesday in the first meeting ever between the schools. As for Sowers, he had an eight-point game of his own, with three goals and five assists, as he continues to make his way through the Princeton record book in just his sophomore year. Senior goalie Tyler Blaisdell had a strong game himself, making 16 saves and allowing eight goals. He too is moving up the Princeton charts, and he now stands ninth all-time in saves with 485, just six behind Alex Hewit for eighth and 10 behind John Wright for seventh. Princeton trailed 3-2 in the first quarter before scoring the final 10 goals of the first half. The lead grew to 11 at 15-4 midway through the third quarter. Princeton is back at the .500 mark at 5-5 on the year heading into three straight Ivy League games to end the regular season, beginning Saturday at noon against Dartmouth.