The Princeton Tigers have had their fair share of tough opponents this season. This weekend, the No. 14 Tigers faced UConn, their second time going up against a No. 1 ranked team in the country. Also on the slate thus far for Princeton were two teams ranked No. 3 (Delaware, Penn State), the No. 4 team (Duke), the No. 7 team (Syracuse), the No. 10 team (Maryland), the No. 22 team (Rutgers) and the No. 24 team (Boston University). However the Tigers have risen to the occasion and currently sit at 6-6. Even better, Princeton is currently undefeated in Ivy League play after defeating Columbia 3-0 this Friday. However, the Tigers will have to conclude most of the season away from the friendly confines of Sherrard Field as 4 of their final 5 games are on the road. Up next for Princeton are back to back games against Brown and Northeastern this weekend. Then, the Tigers will match up against the Crimson in what should be an epic battle for control of the Ivy League title.
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"The Gaza Solidarity Encampment, a space we have created together, is an unwavering testament to community and care in the face of apathy, keeping each other safe by growing large, impenetrable, and powerful. And we have done so in spite of a larger apparatus working against students."
Princeton High School students walk out in support of ‘Gaza Solidarity Encampment’
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