Women's basketball
The women's basketball team made a bold statement on Friday, opening its season with a 76-61 triumph over Lehigh. The Mountain Hawks beat the Tigers by 26 points last year. Freshman guard Karen Bolster set a Princeton record by scoring 24 points in her first college game.
Women's volleyball
Women's volleyball's final weekend was a microcosm of the season as a whole — bad start, good finish. The Tigers lost to Brown, 3-0, on Saturday, and then beat Yale, 3-2, on Sunday. Princeton finishes the year with a 15-9 overall record and a 9-5 league record.
Ivy League football
Harvard's win over Yale on Saturday completed the Crimson's first undefeated season since 1913. Of Harvard's nine games, the closest was a 28-26 defeat of Princeton, when the Tigers' last-minute field goal attempt was wide left.
Men's hockey
Princeton split its weekend's games by beating Vermont, 5-4, and losing to Dartmouth, 5-2. The Tigers are now 1-5 on the year.
Women's hockey
Princeton tied Providence, 1-1, on Saturday and beat Yale, 4-0, on Sunday. Sophomore forward Gretchen Andersen had a goal in each game.
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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.