Women’s golf wins Ivy League title, finishes sixth in Stanford Regional at NCAAs
(05/12/22 4:28am)
The Ivy League championships just keep rolling in for Princeton athletics.
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The Ivy League championships just keep rolling in for Princeton athletics.
Head Coach Chris Sailer has made winning a tradition for Princeton women’s lacrosse.
The Tigers are just two wins away from competing in the NCAA Tournament.
With both teams ranked nationally all year long, it’s no surprise that players on both the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams received myriad honors from the Ivy League.
Even though no Tigers were selected in the National Football League (NFL) Draft this year, a handful of talented seniors will get their shot at NFL rosters before the regular season begins.
After committing and then decommitting from Clemson University last month, men’s basketball senior guard Jaelin Llewellyn seems to finally have found the school where he wants to spend his final year of college eligibility.
Women’s lacrosse vs. No. 9 Maryland, Dartmouth
One of Princeton’s brightest stars is headed home to complete her college basketball career.
Another men’s basketball senior has announced his transfer to a power-five school.
Last Wednesday, Werner Herzog told a packed campus audience that one of the most talented filmmakers he knew of was viciously killed before the footage he captured was refined into a feature documentary.
Although there were no surprises in the major categories at the 94th Oscars on Sunday night, there was still plenty to keep viewers glued to the screen.
The Tigers are facing a true heavyweight in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
The men’s basketball team’s season is officially over.
The men’s basketball team’s season isn’t over quite yet.
The men’s basketball team came up just one basket short of punching a ticket to March Madness.
Women’s basketball is going dancing.
The Tigers are just one win away from the NCAA Tournament.
It was no cakewalk, but the No. 24 Princeton women’s basketball team (23–4, 14–0 Ivy) has advanced to the Ivy League Tournament Final.
After dominating the competition during the Ivy League regular season, the Princeton women’s basketball team (22–4, 14–0 Ivy) claimed a plethora of Ivy League honors, including three of the four major awards.
Women’s basketball’s senior leader is one step closer to winning a major national honor.