Women's rugby
Last Saturday, the Tigers 'A' team (5-0) earned a massive 54-0 win over West Chester. Princeton's top squad has also racked up victories over Vassar (12-5), Kutztown (30-0) and Delaware (53-0) so far this season. The 'B' game also saw Princeton take a 15-0 victory over West Chester. The Tigers take on Shippensburg on West Windsor Field at 5 p.m. today.
Sailing
Last weekend, the sailing team placed seventh out of 16 at Cornell for the North No. 1 qualifier, earning a berth at the MAISA District Championship at Navy on Oct. 30-31. Princeton sailors also placed ninth out of 17 at the Tom Curtis Memorial Trophy at Georgetown.
Women's ultimate frisbee
Women's ultimate (6-2) placed second at a tournament last Saturday, defeating Villanova, Swarthmore, William & Mary and St. Mary's and losing to Maryland.
Tennis
Last Sunday, club tennis took on Lehigh in its second match of the season. Although Princeton lost the match overall, 3-8, the Tigers had several dominating victories. Junior Lisa Frist was the only woman to take her singles match, winning by a score of 8-1. In front of a crowd of Lehigh fans, freshman Josh Jersey also pulled off a singles win, defeating his opponent, 8-3. Seniors Jenn de Sante and Ellenna Raymond contributed the third win for the Tigers with an 8-3 victory in doubles.
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