From the 1986-1987 season to the 2002-2003 season, a team from Princeton won a national championship. The 17-year streak ended when no Princeton team won a title last year.
17 Years of the streak
32 - Number of titles 8 - Number of teams in streak 3 - Number of sports in streak 4 - Number of male teams 4 - Number of female teams 4 - Most national titles in a year 5 - Longest consecutive streak by one team 6 - Most titles by one team (M. lightweight crew, M. lax) 17 - National titles in crew 10 - National titles in lacrosse 5 - National titles in squash 11 - Number of seasons that more than one team won a title 6 - Number of seasons that only one team won a titleThe Streak
2002-03: Women's lacrosse, Women's lightweight crew 2001-02: Women's lacrosse, Women's lightweight crew 2000-01: Men's lacrosse, Women's lightweight crew 1999-2000: Women's lacrosse, Women's lightweight crew 1998-99: Women's lightweight crew, Women's squash 1997-98: Men's lacrosse, Men's heavyweight crew. Men's lightweight crew, Women's squash 1996-97: Men's lacrosse 1995-96: Men's lacrosse, Men's lightweight crew 1994-95: Men's heavyweight crew, Women's open crew 1993-94: Men's lacrosse, Women's lacrosse, Men's lightweight crew, Women's open crew 1992-93: Women's open crew, Men's squash 1991-92: Men's lacrosse 1990-91: Women's squash 1989-90: Women's open crew 1988-89: Men's lightweight crew, Women's squash 1987-88: Men's lightweight crew 1986-87: Men's lightweight crewRead More
No. 16 women’s lacrosse eliminated by No. 20 Rutgers in NCAA first round
Hayk YengibaryanRutgers attacker Caroline Ling led the way for the Scarlet Knights, who beat the Tigers for the first time since 2013.
Rutgers attacker Caroline Ling led the way for the Scarlet Knights, who beat the Tigers for the first time since 2013.
Kabiri named Tewaaraton Finalist as No. 1 men’s lacrosse set to open NCAA Tournament against Marist
Hayk YengibaryanThe Tigers’ quest for their first national championship in 25 years begins Sunday at Sherrerd Field when they host Marist University in the opening round of the tournament. Since the tournament expansion in 2003, no No. 1 seed has lost in the opening round.
The Tigers' quest for their first national championship in 25 years begins Sunday at Sherrerd Field when the Tigers host Marist University in the opening round of the tournament. Since the tournament expansion in 2003, no one seed has lost in the opening round.
‘The best draw that we could have had’: No. 16 women’s lacrosse set to open NCAA tournament against No. 20 Rutgers
Hayk YengibaryanShould the Tigers beat the Scarlet Knights, they will play No.3 Maryland in the second round of the tournament. The Orange and Black played both teams earlier this season in late February, beating Rutgers 15–9 but coming up short against Maryland, 16–12.
Should the Tigers beat the Scarlet Knights, they will play No.3 Maryland in the second round of the tournament. The Orange and Black played both teams earlier this season in late February, beating Rutgers 15–9 but coming up short against Maryland, 16–12.