Women's soccer
Sophomore Theresa Sherry netted two goals as the Tigers defeated Brown, 4-1, to remain undefeated in Ivy play this season. Princeton scored two goals in a five minute span, the first coming 24 seconds after Brown tied the score, to put the game away.
Sprint football
The Tigers hung with Army for the first quarter in Princeton's home opener, but were unable deal with the Cadets' depth and fell, 48-7. The Tigers fall to 0-3.
Men's golf
Senior James Milam shot a pair of 72s to finish second individually as Princeton took home a tie for second place in the Stabler Invitational. Host-team Lehigh finished first and the Tigers tied with Penn in second.
Cross country
At the NCAA Pre-National Invitational the women's team finished 12th in a field of 34 teams led by sophomore Emily Kroshus who finished 17th in a time of 21:53. The men finished 18th overall as senior Wes Stockard led the Tiger pack in a time of 25:28. His time was good enough for 40th place.
Women's tennis
The Tigers lost, 5-2, in the second round of the ECAC championships to Yale after beating Georgetown, 7-0, in the first round.
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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.