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PRINCETON, N.J. — Kaitlyn Chen scored 27 points and No. 25 Princeton pulled away in the second half for a 79-59 win over Yale, the Tigers' 11th-straight win but first since returning to the Top 25 this week. Ellie Mitchell had 11 rebounds, which is where the game was won. The Tigers had a 44-21 rebounding advantage, 20-4 on the offensive end. Kiley Capstraw scored 16 points for Yale. Despite a 4 of 14 fourth quarter, Yale ended up at 46% shooting (22 of 48) but with the rebounding advantage and heating up to 57% in the second half, Princeton's 18 more rebounds led to the comfortable win. The Tigers asserted themselves in the third quarter when they turned a 35-30 halftime lead into a 64-46 advantage.
