Men's cross-country
Highlights: Breezed past Dartmouth and Penn to capture Heps title . . . Paul Morrison took first place overall at Heps and eighth at NCAAs.
Field hockey
Highlights: Compiled 7-1 Ivy record to tie Brown for title . . . Melanie Meerschwam and Hilary Matson named first-team all-Ivy.
Men's soccer
Highlights: Tied Yale, 0-0, in regular-season finale to secure first outright crown since 1960 . . . battled into triple overtime before succumbing at Virginia in NCAA first round.
Women's volleyball
Highlights: Returned to NCAAs after one-year hiatus with Ivy tournament win over Harvard . . . Sabrina King named conference Player of the Year . . . Michelle Buffum named Ivy co-Rookie of the Year.
Men's fencing
Highlights: Finished 4-0 in Ivy competition, 12-3 overall . . . took fifth place overall at NCAAs . . . Jason Burrell ranked No. 6 nationally among epee fencers.
Women's fencing
Highlights: Swept through Ivy League to a 5-0 conference record, 15-2 overall . . . combined with men to defend IFA team title . . . also won three-weapon team title at IFA Championship . . . Eva Petschnigg captured individual foil national title.
Men's squash
Highlights: Defeated Harvard, 5-4, to win first Ivy championship since 1982 and end the Crimson's 10-year run at the top . . . advanced to national semifinals, where Harvard won a rematch . . . Peter Yik finished career by winning individual national title for second consecutive season.
Women's swimming
Highlights: Ended Brown's four-year reign atop the Ivy League . . . at the Ivy Championships, Jenny Macaulay finished first in 200-meter breaststroke with a time of 2:17.11 . . . Erin Lutz placed first in three-meter diving competition with a Harvard pool-record point total of 530.25.
Men's indoor track
Highlights: Won Heps championship for third year in a row . . . Scott Denbo captured shot put title at IC4As . . . at same competition, Jonathan Jessup finished fourth in the pole vault.
Baseball
Highlights: Outlasted Dartmouth, two games to none, in Ivy League Championship Series to earn first NCAA tournament berth since 1996 . . . Princeton saw a school-record six players named first-team all-Ivy . . . Chris Young compiled a 1.13 ERA . . . David Boehle finished with an ERA of 1.92 and a team-record nine saves.
Men's golf
Highlights: Rode strong second round to overtake Penn for Ivy title . . . Princeton was placed in the West regional of the NCAA tournament, placing 23rd out of 27 teams sent to that region.
Men's lacrosse
Highlights: Extended Ivy winning streak to 31 games with 6-0 league record . . . Josh Sims named Ivy League Player of the Year . . . entered NCAA tournament seeded No. 3.
Women's tennis
Highlights: Cruised to first unbeaten league mark since 1980 . . . Kavitha Krishnamurthy named Ivy League Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year.
Men's outdoor track
Highlights: Secured third consecutive Triple Crown with Heps championship . . . Jonathan Jessup finished fourth in the pole vault at Penn Relays.
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