Photo by Trevor Rudge
Sophomore Jessica Kloss finished third in the pole vault competition for the women's track and field team at the Ivy League Heptagonal Outdoor Championships over the weekend at Weaver Stadium.

Spring Sports
Men's lacrosse

Tigers fall in 2OT thriller

By Rachel Orland
BALTIMORE, MD. — With time expiring in the first overtime period of Saturday's matchup against Johns Hopkins, the men's lacrosse team dodged a major bullet. In the second overtime period, however, Blue Jay midfielder Paul Rabil dealt the Tigers a fatal blow.As the clock reached zero in the first overtime, ...
Women's lacrosse

Princeton makes Crimson bleed

By Rudy Lee
After a slow and disappointing start to the season, the women's lacrosse team continued to step on the accelerator this weekend, as it throttled Harvard (2-9 overall, 0-3 Ivy League) on Saturday at Princeton's Class of 1952 Stadium in a crushing 19-5 win.It was a lopsided match, with Princeton (6-4, ...
One step back, two leaps forward

Following loss to Loyola, women's lax defeats national powers Duke and Georgetown

By Sophia Hollander
Mimi Hammerberg was nervous and rushing and stood all alone last Sunday, cradling the ball and caught in the spotlight. The sophomore midfielder, suddenly an attacker, swung her stick forward and shot the ball straight at No. 9 Loyola's goalkeeper, who casually scooped it in. The women's lacrosse team ended ...
crew

Tigers prep for National championships

By Teddy Bloch
Success in the Ivy League is exciting, but a victory on the national level is something else entirely. After yet another season as one of the top Ivy League teams, the men's and women's crew will challenge the rest of the nation at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) and NCAA ...
track and field

NCAAs motivate Tigers

By David Maass
Princeton's men's and women's track and field teams are preparing for their biggest meet so far this season, the NCAA Division I Regional Championships, to be held next weekend, May 25-26, at the University of Florida's Stadium at Percy Beard Track, in Gainesville, Fla. Hundreds of athletes from more than ...
Men's lacrosse

Bold three-goal surge brought game within reach in third

By Jake Miller
Sunday's loss for the men's lacrosse team was only its fourth of the year, but like its previous three, it was against a top-caliber team, with No. 6 seed Georgetown joining No. 2 seed Virginia, No. 3 seed Johns Hopkins and No. 4 seed Cornell. And three of the team's ...

Tigers showcase speed at Larry Ellis Invite

By Kevin Shiau
The cheers at Princeton's Weaver Track and Field Stadium on Friday were so loud that the excitement and liveliness could be heard from Frist Campus Center. While bystanders may have assumed the track and field team was having a party, the team was actually competing at one of the few ...
Christian and Andrew Husby

Twins play off each other on, off court

By Kalina King
On paper, junior twins Christian and Andrew Husby may be hard to tell apart.Both play varsity tennis, both are majoring in economics and both are members of the Quadrangle Club. They even live in singles on the same hallway in Bloomberg Hall.The brothers, however, are quick to point out the ...
Golf

Princeton women heat up while men start slow

By Ben Friedman
It was a tale of two teams this spring break, as the men and women's golf squads were both in action but finished with very different results. The women finished fourth at the 14-team South Florida Invitational and then finished in a close second at the Cincinnati Spring Invitational. The ...