Kurt Kehl, Associate Director of Athletics — Public Affairs:
"I'd ice dance with Mario Lemieux any day."
Jerry Price, Assistant Director of Athletic Public Affairs:
"Nope."
Jeff Dinski '99, former sports editor at the 'Prince':
"No, no, no way. I mean, it's just not. Do you use balls? No, I mean, you don't."
David Mordkoff '01 (l.), 'Prince' Senior Writer and sprint football cornerback: "Oh, it's definitely a sport. When they do that Wheel of Death thing, it's awesome!"
Mandy Moore — Bling, Bling: "It's really more of a nuisance than a sport. It takes away ice time from legitimate sports — like broomball."
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Tiger ties: Kaitlyn Chen transfers to UConn
Max HinesStar guard Kaitlyn Chen is off to one of the best programs in the country, where she will compete for a championship with title contender and Carla Berube’s alma mater, the UConn Huskies.
Star guard Kaitlyn Chen is off to one of the best programs in the country, where she will compete for a championship with title contender and Carla Berube's alma mater, the UConn Huskies.
Back to Back: No. 11 women’s water polo repeats as CWPA champions
JP OhlFor the second time in program history, the Princeton women’s water polo team repeated as CWPA Champions. The squad will open the NCAA tournament with a quarterfinal match against No.2 Hawaii.
For the second time in program history, the Princeton women’s water polo team repeated as CWPA Champions. The squad will open the NCAA tournament with a quarterfinal match against No.2 Hawaii.
Cornell’s Ben Syer to take the reins as new head coach of Princeton men’s ice hockey
Ava Seigel and Cole KellerAfter ten years, Princeton men’s hockey head coach Ron Fogarty will not be returning behind the bench next season. Instead, 25 year coaching veteran Ben Syer will be taking over as head coach. Bringing top-notch defensive acumen and an eye for recruiting, Syer hopes to lead the Tigers back to championship-level success.
After ten years, Princeton men’s hockey head coach Ron Fogarty will not be returning behind the bench next season. Instead, 25 year coaching veteran Ben Syer will be taking over as head coach. Bringing top-notch defensive acumen and an eye for recruiting, Syer hopes to lead the Tigers back to championship-level success.
