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Football duo Will Reed and Tommy Matheson to transfer for fifth year of eligibility

Two football players wearing black jerseys with orange numbers and orange pants stand arm-in-arm with their firsts pumped. To the left of the players is a large 76 and the words Boston College, and to the right is a large 66 with the words West Virginia.

Football duo Will Reed and Tommy Matheson to transfer for fifth year of eligibility

Lily Pampolina

Senior offensive linemen Will Reed and Tommy Matheson are set to transfer to West Virginia University and Boston College, respectively, for their fifth year of eligibility.

Senior offensive linemen Will Reed and Tommy Matheson are set to transfer to West Virginia University and Boston College, respectively, for their fifth year of eligibility.

SPORTS | January 29

Former Tiger offensive tackle Jalen Travis ’24 announces for NFL Draft

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Former Tiger offensive tackle Jalen Travis ’24 announces for NFL Draft

Doug Schwartz

Former Princeton football offensive tackle Jalen Travis ’24, who spent a graduate year at Iowa State, declared for the NFL Draft. seeking to join Andrei Iosivas ’23 as Tigers in the pros. Travis currently looks to be a mid-to-late round draft pick with high potential.

Former Princeton football offensive tackle Jalen Travis ’24, who spent a graduate year at Iowa State, declared for the NFL Draft. seeking to join Andrei Iosivas ’23 as Tigers in the pros. Travis currently looks to be a mid-to-late round draft pick with high potential.

SPORTS | January 23

Former Princeton defensive standout Ozzie Nicholas declares for NFL Draft

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Former Princeton defensive standout Ozzie Nicholas declares for NFL Draft

Joseph Uglialoro

Former Princeton football linebacker Ozzie Nicholas ’24 declared for the NFL Draft last week after an impressive graduate season at Duke University. Nicholas looks to impress scouts at his upcoming pro day, hoping to become the next Tiger drafted to the NFL, following in the footsteps of Andrei Iosivas ’23.

Former Princeton football linebacker Ozzie Nicholas ‘24 declared for the NFL Draft last week after an impressive graduate season at Duke University. Nicholas looks to impress scouts at his upcoming pro day, hoping to become the next Tiger drafted to the NFL, following in the footsteps of Andrei Iosivas ‘23.

SPORTS | January 17

Ivy League football to be allowed into postseason play for first time

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Ivy League football to be allowed into postseason play for first time

Alex Beverton-Smith

On Dec. 18, the Ivy League announced that it will allow its team to compete in the Football Championship Subdivision postseason, giving its teams a chance to compete for a national championship for the first time in conference history.

On Dec. 18, the Ivy League announced that it will allow its team to compete in the Football Championship Subdivision postseason, giving its teams a chance to compete for a national championship for the first time in conference history.

SPORTS | December 20

Stand-out sophomore Kamryn Chaney transfers to Vanderbilt

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Stand-out sophomore Kamryn Chaney transfers to Vanderbilt

Hayk Yengibaryan

Chaney was the Ivy League Player of the Year in 2024 after leading the Tigers to a 12–2 record and a regular season title. Her loss will leave a hole in a team that was expected to be the favorites to win the league title in 2025.

Chaney was the Ivy League Player of the Year in 2024 after leading the Tigers to a 12–2 record and a regular season title. Her loss will leave a hole in a team that was expected to be the favorites to win the league title in 2025.

SPORTS | December 18
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Princeton Athletics raises record-breaking $5.7 million during annual TAGD

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Princeton Athletics raises record-breaking $5.7 million during annual TAGD

Hayk Yengibaryan and Doug Schwartz

Every varsity program beat its 10-year average during the annual Tiger Athletics Give Day, topping last year’s total by $400,000 for a total of $5.7 million raised across Princeton Athletics.

Every varsity program beat its 10-year average during the annual Tiger Athletics Give Day, topping last year’s total by $400,000 for a total of $5.7 million raised across Princeton Athletics.

SPORTS | December 5

Xaivian Lee secures first triple-double in Princeton men’s basketball history

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Xaivian Lee secures first triple-double in Princeton men’s basketball history

Joseph Uglialoro

Xaivian Lee’s performance on Tuesday night brought him to heights no Tiger has ever been before — securing a triple-double for the Tigers, their first in program history.

Xaivian Lee’s performance on Tuesday night brought him to heights no Tiger has ever been before — securing a triple-double for the Tigers, their first in program history.

SPORTS | December 5

Princeton Football awarded 10 All-Ivys, no first team selections

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Princeton Football awarded 10 All-Ivys, no first team selections

Alex Beverton-Smith

Despite a disappointing 3–7 record, Princeton Football ended the season with 10 All-Ivy nominations. However, for the first time in head coach Bob Surace’s tenure, the Tigers ended the season with no first team All-Ivy selections.

Despite a disappointing 3–7 record, Princeton Football ended the season with 10 All-Ivy nominations. However, for the first time in head coach Bob Surace’s tenure, the Tigers ended the season with no first team All-Ivy selections.

SPORTS | December 2

Paul Inchauspe’s NCAA singles run ends in Sweet 16

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Paul Inchauspe’s NCAA singles run ends in Sweet 16

Hayk Yengibaryan and Tate Hutchins

After reaching the Round of 16 in both the NCAA singles and doubles bracket, sophomore Paul Inchauspe’s NCAA run came to an end in Waco, Texas following defeats in both brackets on Thursday.

After reaching the Round of 16 in both the NCAA singles and doubles bracket, sophomore Paul Inchauspe’s NCAA run came to an end in Waco, Texas following defeats in both brackets on Thursday.

SPORTS | November 23

Inchauspe upsets top seed Gorzny at NCAA Singles Championships to reach Sweet 16

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Inchauspe upsets top seed Gorzny at NCAA Singles Championships to reach Sweet 16

Hayk Yengibaryan and Tate Hutchins

Paul Inchauspe became the first Princeton tennis player since Ted Farnsworth ’84 in 1983 to reach the Sweet 16 in the NCAA singles championships. He will now take on Corey Craig of Florida State with the hope of keeping his impressive run alive.

Paul Inchauspe became the first Princeton tennis player since Ted Farnsworth ’84 in 1983 to reach the Sweet 16 in the NCAA singles championships. He will now take on Corey Craig of Florida State with the hope of keeping his impressive run alive.

SPORTS | November 21

Men’s tennis shines at Farnsworth Invitational held at new facility

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Men’s tennis shines at Farnsworth Invitational held at new facility

Ark Bunyan

Princeton men’s tennis wrapped up a successful showing at the Farnsworth Invitational this past weekend, hosting UNC, Rice, Texas A&M, and Washington at their newly inaugurated Racquet Center at the Meadows Campus. Featuring standout singles wins and hard-fought matches, Princeton demonstrated depth across three intense days.

Princeton men’s tennis wrapped up a successful showing at the Farnsworth Invitational this past weekend, hosting UNC, Rice, Texas A&M, and Washington at their newly inaugurated Racquet Center at the Meadows Campus. Featuring standout singles wins and hard-fought matches, Princeton demonstrated depth across three intense days.

SPORTS | November 5

Athletes spearhead biannual Best Buddies Field Day

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Athletes spearhead biannual Best Buddies Field Day

Diego Uribe

This past Sunday, the Princeton chapter of Best Buddies hosted 150 community members at their biannual Best Buddies field day on Plummer Field for an afternoon of kickball, baseball, soccer, egg tossing, and much more.

This past Sunday, the Princeton chapter of Best Buddies hosted 150 community members at their biannual Best Buddies field day on Plummer Field for an afternoon of kickball, baseball, soccer, egg tossing, and much more.

SPORTS | October 30

Four Tigers prevail in Ivy League tennis individual championships

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Four Tigers prevail in Ivy League tennis individual championships

Tate Hutchins

This past weekend, Princeton men’s and women’s tennis headed to Philadelphia to compete in the Ivy League Individual Championships. After a series of hard-fought matches, they returned to New Jersey with two pairs of Ivy champions.

This past weekend, Princeton men’s and women’s tennis headed to Philadelphia to compete in the Ivy League Individual Championships. After a series of hard-fought matches, they returned to New Jersey with two pairs of Ivy champions.

SPORTS | October 30

An entire fanbase ‘furious’ at John Fisher ’83 as Athletics play final game in Oakland

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An entire fanbase ‘furious’ at John Fisher ’83 as Athletics play final game in Oakland

Charlie Roth

On Thursday, September 26th, the Oakland Athletics played their final game in Oakland after calling the city its home since 1968. Fans have not been happy with the decision to leave the Bay Area, blaming owner John Fisher '83.

On Thursday, September 26th, the Oakland Athletics played their final game in Oakland after calling the city its home since 1968. Fans have not been happy with the decision to leave the Bay Area, blaming owner John Fisher '83.

SPORTS | October 4

Princeton Athletics hosts annual Princeton Varsity Club youth clinic

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Princeton Athletics hosts annual Princeton Varsity Club youth clinic

Diego Uribe

Princeton Athletics and the Princeton Varsity Club (PVC) hosted the PVC Youth Sports Clinic on the Finney-Campbell Fields. The clinic featured 120 Princeton student-athletes across several of Princeton’s 38 varsity sports who ran stations in which children from the greater Princeton area learned the basics of soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, water polo, and more.

Princeton Athletics and the Princeton Varsity Club (PVC) hosted the PVC Youth Sports Clinic on the Finney-Campbell Fields. The clinic featured 120 Princeton student-athletes across several of Princeton’s 38 varsity sports who ran stations in which children from the greater Princeton area learned the basics of soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, water polo, and more.

SPORTS | October 1

Ivy League to Grand Slam: Ryan Seggerman ’22 journeys to the 2024 US Open

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Ivy League to Grand Slam: Ryan Seggerman ’22 journeys to the 2024 US Open

Josefina Gurevich

A standard of success at the tennis courts of Old Nassau, Ryan Seggerman ’22 has taken an unconventional path to the professional tour through an Ivy League university. Fresh off domination through Challengers and a home-court upset at Indian Wells, Princeton’s former star at the NCAA level made his Slam debut at the U.S. Open, one of four Grand Slams and tennis’s highest possible level.

A standard of success at the tennis courts of Old Nassau, Ryan Seggerman ’22 will soon step out on a much larger stage. Princeton’s former star at both the Ivy League and NCAA level will now play doubles at the U.S. Open, one of four Grand Slams and tennis’s highest possible level.

SPORTS | September 1

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