Fencing
It was a tremendous Saturday for both the men's and women's fencing teams at Jadwin Gym. The women's team rallied from an imposing 13-9 deficit to beat Yale, 14-13, after topping Harvard earlier in the day, 17-10. Sophomore foil Mindy Rostal won the clinching bout against Yale, giving Princeton its third-consecutive Ivy League title. The men's team had a much less dramatic afternoon, easily beating Harvard, 23-4, and Yale, 19-8. The men's team will share this year's Ivy title with Columbia and Penn.
Women's Hockey
The women's hockey team started the weekend looking for a sweep of Maine and UNH, and looked headed in that direction after beating Maine, 3-1, and scoring first against UNH. The Wildcats would rally, however, to beat the Tigers, 2-1.
Women's Water Polo
The women's water polo team dropped two of its first three games this weekend at the UCSB Gaucho Tournament. The Tigers were due to face Michigan last night to compete for 11th place in the tournament. The game was not complete at press time.
Squash
The men's squash team finished fourth at the NISRA Team Championships. The Tigers beat Williams, 8-1, but lost to Harvard, 6-3, and Yale in the consolation matchup, 5-4. The women's squash team visited Trinity and lost, 5-4.
Other results:
Harvard 72, W. hoops 36 Dartmouth 67, W. hoops 59 Juniata 3, M. volleyball 1 M. tennis 7, Rutgers 0 Cornell 28, Wrestling 8Read More
Women’s ice hockey names Courtney Kessel as new head coach
Lily PampolinaFollowing the resignation of Cara Gardner Morey, Princeton appointed Courtney Kessel as head coach.
Following the resignation of Cara Gardner Morey, Princeton appointed Courtney Kessel as head coach.
Former women’s basketball forward Parker Hill ’25 signs professional contract in Switzerland
Doug SchwartzAfter a successful senior season, women's basketball forward Parker Hill signed a contact to play professional basketball in Europe, following in the steps of her past teammates.
After a successful senior season, women's basketball forward Parker Hill signed a contact to play professional basketball in Europe, following in the steps of her past teammates.
No. 7 women’s lacrosse season ends in NCAA quarterfinals against No. 1 UNC
Hayk YengibaryanWith the loss, the career of senior attacker Mackenzie Blake comes to an end. Blake finished her career with a program-best 231 career goals and three first-team All-Ivy selections.
With the loss, the career of senior attacker Mackenzie Blake comes to an end. Blake finished her career with a program-best 231 career goals and three first-team All-Ivy selections.