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Dartmouth 5, BC 0 Columbia 2, LaSalle 0 Cornell 1, Rhode Island 0Football
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Harvard 27, Brown 20 Yale 40, Cornell 13 UNH 42, Dartmouth 38 Lehigh 34, Princeton 10 Penn 37, Lafayette 0 Bucknell 23, Columbia 20Men's Soccer
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Brown 2, UAB 0 Yale 1, Tulsa 0Saturday, Sep. 22
Princeton 3, Dartmouth 0 Hofstra 3, Columbia 0 Cornell 5, Adelphi 0Sunday, Sep. 23
Brown 5, Tulsa 0 Penn 1, LaSalle 1 Yale 2, UAB 1Women's Soccer
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No. 1 men’s lacrosse beats Penn State 14–10 to return to Final Four for the first time since 2022
Hayk YengibaryanJunior midfielder Tucker Wade led the Tigers with four goals, who are now two wins away from winning their first national championship in 25 years.
Junior midfielder Tucker Wade led the Tigers with four goals, who are now two wins away from winning their first national championship in 25 years.
As college sports boom, Princeton’s athletics director says ‘our model is far from broken’
Hayk YengibaryanTwo years after saying collectives would “never” be Princeton’s philosophy, Ford Family Director of Athletics John Mack ’00 told the ‘Prince’ that the University’s model remains strong, even as the economics of college sports move further away from it.
Two years after saying collectives would “never” be Princeton’s philosophy, Ford Family Director of Athletics John Mack ’00 told the ‘Prince’ that the University’s model remains strong, even as the economics of college sports move further away from it.
Director of Basketball Operations Chris Mongilia to depart men’s basketball staff after ten years
Hayk YengibaryanAside from men’s basketball Head Coach Mitch Henderson ’98, Mongilia was the last remaining staff member from the 2023 Tiger Cinderella team that reached the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament.
Aside from men’s basketball head coach Mitch Henderson ’98, Mongilia was the last remaining staff member from the 2023 Tiger Cinderella team that reached the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament.