Men's water polo
The men's water polo team turned in its best performance yet this year, beating Navy, 6-5, to win the Southern Championships. Senior Jon Pharris had 18 saves to help the Tigers regain the title they lost to the Midshipmen a year before.
Men's golf
Junior Nat Hoopes finished fourth and senior James Milam finished fifth at the Georgetown Hoya Invitational to carry the Tigers to a third place finish against a very competitive field. Hoopes fired at two-day total of 144; Milam a 146.
Men's ice hockey
Princeton had a rough start to its season, losing a pair of games to Niagara. The Tigers dropped the second game by a score of 7-1. Though it was Princeton's first action of the year, the Purple Eagles had already played six games.
Women's ice hockey
The women's ice hockey team split its opening weekend, winning one of two against Mercyhurst. Junior goalie Sarah Ahlquist piled up 65 saves in the two games.
Women's volleyball
The women's volleyball team seems to have turned its season around after a rough start, winning all four of its Ivy League games over break.
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