Over the course of a few days of spring 2020, student-athletes saw their worlds turned upside-down. Even in the new year, there is still significant uncertainty about when and how athletics will resume at Princeton.
Check out the timeline below to see how the spread of COVID-19 disrupted Princeton Athletics.
Originally published on July 23, 2020. Last Updated on Jan. 17, 2021.
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The Sweet Sixteen, in photos
Julia Nguyen, Angel Kuo, and Aarushi AdlakhaPrinceton fans in Princeton and in Louisville experience Princeton’s first-ever trip to the Sweet 16 in modern NCAA history.
Princeton fans in Princeton and in Louisville experience Princeton’s first-ever trip to the Sweet 16 in modern NCAA history.
Midnight strikes on men’s basketball’s Cinderella run in 86–75 loss to Creighton
Wilson ConnAgainst Creighton, the Tigers lacked the defense and rebounding that had been key to their first two March Madness wins, as they allowed 58.2 percent shooting and were out-rebounded by 11.
Against Creighton, the Tigers lacked the defense and rebounding that had been key to their first two March Madness wins, as they allowed 58.2 percent shooting and were out-rebounded by 11.
Men’s basketball’s Cinderella story ends in Sweet 16 against Creighton, 86–75
Diego UribeCreighton shot 58.2 percent from the floor and out-rebounded Princeton by 11, a recipe that proved to be too much for the Tigers.
Creighton shot 58.2 percent from the floor and out-rebounded Princeton by 11, a recipe that proved to be too much for the Tigers.
