Women's soccer
Princeton went 0-1-1 on its trip to the West Coast. Though the Tigers tied the first game with Cal Poly, their performance in the second, a 2-0 loss to UCLA, was dramatically better, as the Bruins are ranked second in the country.
Sprint football
The Tigers ran up against long-time nemesis Penn on Friday night. The Quakers threw down 14 points in each quarter to win, 56-12. Princeton falls to 0-2.
Women's golf
Yale took home the title at the Princeton Invitational this weekend, as the Tigers halved the Elis lead in the second round but still fell by four strokes. Sophomore Esty Dwek finished second overall.
Field hockey
A week after beating No. 3 Old Dominion, Princeton fell to No. 17 Penn State, 2-0, on Sunday. The Tigers had beaten the Nittany Lions in their last three meetings. Even with the win, Penn State remains below .500 at 5-6, while Princeton falls to 7-2.
Men's tennis
After beating Georgetown and Penn State to advance to the semifinals of the ECAC championships, Princeton crumbled against Brown, losing 6-1.
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Senior Coulter Mackesy, Pace Billings ’24, and Sam English ’23 drafted to Premier Lacrosse League
Hayk YengibaryanThe PLL, founded in 2018 by brothers Mike and Paul Rabil, is North America’s professional lacrosse league. The league currently features eight teams that compete in a tour-based format, traveling to different cities each weekend throughout the summer season.
The PLL, founded in 2018 by brothers Mike and Paul Rabil, is North America’s professional lacrosse league. The league currently features eight teams that compete in a tour-based format, traveling to different cities each weekend throughout the summer season.
Preview: No. 3 men’s lacrosse hosts No. 14 Towson in first round of NCAA tournament
Hayk YengibaryanShould the Tigers win on Saturday, they will face the winner of No. 5 Syracuse and No. 13 Harvard in the NCAA quarterfinals the following weekend in Hempstead, New York.
Should the Tigers win on Saturday, they will face the winner of No. 5 Syracuse and No. 13 Harvard in the NCAA quarterfinals the following weekend in Hempstead, New York.
Baseball wins series at Cornell to keep season alive
Joseph UglialoroAfter dropping the first game of a series against Cornell, the baseball team rallied back to win the next two games and keep their season alive.
After dropping the first game of a series against Cornell, the baseball team rallied back to win the next two games and keep their season alive.