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(09/21/18 1:10am)
Last season, the men’s water polo team was led by a man who boasted a winning percentage of over .700, nine Southern titles, four Eastern Crowns, went to four NCAA Tournaments and — to top it all off — was the NCAA coach of the year in 2004.
(09/20/18 1:26am)
Whether it was fourth-ranked Duke (6–2 overall), 13th-ranked Delaware (4–4 overall), or even unranked Monmouth (3–5 overall), the Tigers’ field hockey team (5–3 overall) has been able to defend its home field throughout the early part of the season. But after their double-overtime thriller against No. 3 Maryland (9–0 overall), the fifth-ranked Tigers no longer have a perfect record at home.
(09/14/18 3:03am)
Facing their second team ranked in the top 25 of the United Coaches Poll, the No. 25-ranked Princeton Tigers fell to No. 10 Georgetown Hoyas 2–1 Thursday evening. The Tigers took the game to overtime following a second-half goal, but after a critical penalty in the first few minutes of overtime, the Hoyas converted, sending the Tigers to their second loss of the season.
(06/01/18 1:58am)
The 2017–18 academic year gave Tiger fans their fair share of memorable sports moments. From incredible comebacks to heartbreaking losses, from breakout performances by freshmen to career milestones attained by seniors, this year gave us plenty of unforgettable moments across Princeton sports. And as this year comes to an end, The Daily Princetonian takes a look back at some of the best memories from this season and counts down the top 10 moments of Princeton sports.
(05/09/18 4:13am)
With the NCAA women’s tennis bracket released, the Tigers (19–3 overall, 7–0 Ivy) are set to take on No. 19 seed Illinois (21–5) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Lubbock, Texas. With the Tigers currently ranked No. 47 in the ITA and No. 24 in the USTA, they will be heading into a match as an underdog for the first time since March, when they took on then-ITA No. 46 William and Mary (17–9). The Tigers lost that match, and hope to reverse their fortunes against Illinois.
(05/09/18 1:42am)
For the ninth time in school history, the Princeton Tigers have clinched the men’s track triple crown.
(05/07/18 2:39am)
Men’s track and field @ Franklin Field: 1st Place in Outdoor Ivy Heps
(05/04/18 4:55am)
More than forty years ago, Princeton Associate Athletic Director Sam Howell ’50 floated the idea of forming a new club sport to baseball coach Eddie Donovan. Just a few months later, the Princeton women’s golf team became a reality. After several decades, the team has grown into one of the premier teams in the Ivy League and a force to be reckoned with at tournaments throughout the Northeast. Their triumphs include back-to-back Ivy League titles this year and last.
(05/04/18 4:40am)
Since she could walk, senior Leslie Robinson has loved basketball. Now, she will be able to turn a lifelong passion into a professional career.
(04/24/18 3:57am)
Sometimes, the best of sports is not the games on the field, but the off-the-field causes that unite the teams. The Princeton men’s and women’s rugby football club offered a great example of that this weekend.
(04/23/18 1:55am)
Baseball @ Columbia L 2–0 , W 10–5, and W 7–6
(04/16/18 12:52am)
Baseball @ Penn: L 2–1 (L 2–7, W 3–0, L 10–1)
(04/09/18 12:56am)
After playing one of their best games of the season early Friday afternoon, the Princeton softball team seemed to gain some momentum. By Saturday night, all of that momentum was gone.
(04/05/18 12:27am)
As the women’s lacrosse team heads into the heart of Ivy League play, it find itself up against a strong class of Ivy teams. Currently six of the eight teams have winning records and four teams — including the Tigers — are ranked in the current NCAA top 25 poll. With five league games left for Princeton, everything is still up for grabs. Here is a look at where things currently stand just past the halfway mark of the season.
(04/02/18 1:39am)
Softball @ Harvard: L 0–3
(03/16/18 3:22am)
Following their victory in the 2018 Ivy League Tournament, the women’s basketball team earned a chance to “go dancing” at the 2018 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. The official bracket was released on Monday — the Tigers received a No. 12 seed in the Kansas City Region and will take on the No. 5 seed Maryland Terrapins on Friday in Raleigh, N.C. Let’s take a look at some of the major storylines heading into the game.
(03/12/18 12:15am)
Heading into the game, the final words women’s basketball head coach Courtney Banghart told her players in the locker room were, “You’re champions. Now go out there and play like it.”
(03/11/18 9:22pm)
While yesterday’s game saw freshman guard Carlie Littlefield take over from deep, this game’s three-point hero has been freshman guard Abby Meyers, who crashed through the Penn defense and helped the Tigers lead 35–19 at the half.
(03/11/18 2:29am)
No matter what Yale seemed to do on defense, there was a Tiger player with an answer. Whether it was Leslie Robinson down low, Carlie Littlefield from deep, or Bella Alarie from all over the floor, the Bulldogs could do nothing but watch as the Tigers surged into the Ivy League Tournament final.
(03/11/18 12:56am)
Princeton has come out firing on all cylinders here in the Ivy League Tournament semifinal, and has given the strong contingent of Orange and Black much to cheer about in the opening half.