Mens Soccer

Men's soccer falls 2–0 to Vermont in home opener

Despite the Tigers having twice as many shots as the Catamounts, two first-half Vermont corner kicks proved to be the difference in the matchup.

Despite the Tigers having twice as many shots as the Catamounts, two first-half Vermont corner kicks proved to be the difference in the matchup.

Kevin O’Toole ’22 selected by New York City FC in Major League Soccer SuperDraft

On Tuesday evening, Princeton men’s soccer captain Kevin O’Toole ’22 was selected with the 34th overall pick by New York City FC in the Major League Soccer SuperDraft. 

On Tuesday evening, Princeton men’s soccer captain Kevin O’Toole ’22 was selected with the 34th overall pick by New York City FC in the Major League Soccer SuperDraft. 

Men’s soccer beats Yale in OT, securing perfect Ivy League record for the second time in program history

Following some controversial calls and a lot of physical aggression, junior midfielder Mateo Godoy scored the golden goal of the game six minutes into overtime against Yale. The Tigers will be continuing onto the postseason, soon to compete in the opening round of the NCAA tournament. 

Following some controversial calls and a lot of physical aggression, junior midfielder Mateo Godoy scored the golden goal of the game six minutes into overtime against Yale. The Tigers will be continuing onto the postseason, soon to compete in the opening round of the NCAA tournament. 

Men’s soccer wins Ivy League Championship, clinches spot in NCAA tournament

Walker Gillepsie’s goal in the 85th minute was all the Tigers needed to beat Penn 1–0 and clinch the Ivy League Championship. The win also cemented the Tigers’ spot in the upcoming NCAA tournament. 

Men’s soccer upsets No. 20 Cornell for 6th straight win, could clinch Ivy win next weekend

Walker Gillespie and Daniel Diaz Bonilla scored as men’s soccer took down No. 20 Cornell 2–1 on Saturday to win their 6th straight game and stay atop the Ivy League standings. The Tigers are now 5–0 and have a chance to clinch first place in the Ivy League next weekend with a win at Penn. 

Walker Gillespie and Daniel Diaz Bonilla scored as men’s soccer took down No. 20 Cornell 2–1 on Saturday to win their 6th straight game and stay atop the Ivy League standings. The Tigers are now 5–0 and have a chance to clinch first place in the Ivy League next weekend with a win at Penn. 

Weekend recap: Women's VB tops Penn, football ekes out a win, soccer wins, WP success

Staff Writer Julia Nguyen breaks down the Tigers’ wins and losses from this past weekend.

Staff Writer Julia Nguyen breaks down the Tigers’ wins and losses from this past weekend. 

Weekend recap: Women’s volleyball wins 10th straight, field hockey shuts out Dartmouth

Staff writers Julia Ngyuen and Nolan Musslewhite and Head Sports Editor Tom Salotti recap the Tigers wins and losses from the weekend.

Staff writers Julia Ngyuen and Nolan Musslewhite and Head Sports Editor Tom Salotti recap the Tigers wins and losses from the weekend. 

Weekend recap: Soccer success, cross country invitationals, and a field hockey overtime win

Julia Nguyen recaps the Tigers’ wins and losses from this past weekend.

Princeton men's soccer loses hard-fought game to St. John's

Princeton men’s soccer narrowly loses to St. John’s in a hard-fought, physical game at Sherrerd Field.

Princeton men’s soccer narrowly loses to St. John’s in a hard-fought, physical game at Sherrerd Field.

Football crushes Stetson, Women’s soccer shuts out Yale: The Weekend Recap

Staff writers Nolan Musselewhite and Julia Nguyen, as well as Head Editor Tom Salotti, recap the Tigers’ wins and losses this weekend.

Staff writers Nolan Musselewhite and Julia Nguyen, as well as Head Editor Tom Salotti, recap the Tigers’ wins and losses this weekend. 

Men’s soccer falls to Saint Joseph’s 3–2 at home

The Tigers lost a close game after the Hawks scored a tiebreaker in the 70th minute. James Wangsness and Kazu Shigenobu scored their first career goals.

The Tigers lost a close game after the Hawks scored a tiebreaker in the 70th minute. James Wangsness and Kazu Shigenobu scored their first career goals.

Weekend recap: Women’s volleyball sweeps tournament, women’s cross country wins HYP meet

Julia Nguyen breaks down some Princeton Athletics results from last weekend.

Julia Nguyen breaks down some Princeton Athletics results from last weekend.

Princeton receives approval for new soccer facilities on East Campus, near Jadwin Gymnasium

On Jan. 7, the University received approval for new soccer facilities on East Campus, which will include a new Roberts Stadium and a practice field.

On Jan. 7, the University received approval for new soccer facilities on East Campus, which will include a new Roberts Stadium and a practice field.

As COVID-19 upends Ivy League play, men’s soccer head coach Jim Barlow focuses ‘on the things we can control’

We talk with Jim Barlow, in his 24th year as head coach of the Princeton men’s soccer program.

European soccer has a conspicuous racism problem

The illusion of social progress that has often accompanied Europe has steadily been challenged by a number of racist incidents in the arena of European soccer. Though this is not a new phenomenon (and is certainly not confined to Europe), a recent slew of fan abuse toward players of color will hopefully cause soccer institutions to finally get serious.

Men's soccer draws with Cornell in hard-fought game

After a victory over Virginia Tech on Oct. 29, Princeton men’s soccer (10–3–2 overall, 2–1–2 Ivy) stayed home on Saturday, Nov. 2 to play the Cornell Big Red (8–5–2, 1–2–2). A goal from first-year forward Walker Gillespie in the 8th minute was matched by a goal from Cornell midfielder John Scearce in the 67th minute, and the game ended in a 1–1 draw which left Princeton at third in the Ivy League Men’s Soccer standings. 

Men's soccer defeats Lehigh 3-0, will face Columbia on Saturday

Men’s soccer defeated Lehigh University 3-0 on Tuesday in a break from Ivy League play.

Men's soccer falls short in double-overtime, draws 1–1 with Brown

Playing against the Brown Bears (1–6–2 overall, 0–1–1 Ivy League) in Providence, R.I. this Saturday, men’s soccer (6–3–1, 0–1–1) faced 110 minutes of adversity. They conceded a 13th-minute goal to the lower-ranked Bears, earned four yellow cards in the span of 18 minutes, lost two starters — one to a red card, the other to injury — and suffered through an excruciating double overtime. In all, even senior forward Danny Hampton’s 87th-minute goal was not enough to energize the Tigers; the game ended in a 1–1 draw. 

Rookies handle the scoring as Princeton men's soccer beats Delaware 3–0

First-years Spencer Fleurant and Daniel Diaz Bonilla combined to score all of Princeton’s three goals in a shutout win over Delaware

Men's soccer loses to Dartmouth 1–0 in Ivy League opener

Men’s soccer was defeated by Dartmouth 1–0 in their first Ivy League game of the season after a 72nd minute goal.