In a game of ups and downs, the men’s basketball team escaped with a win in the Ivy season-opener again Penn on Saturday night.
After a brief winter break, Princeton Men's Ice Hockey travelled to New England this weekend to resume its season with road games against conference opponents Dartmouth and Harvard.
The Princeton Women's Ice Hockey Team have been busy over the Christmas period, playing four times since the start of the break, three of these being in the ECAC (Eastern College Athletic Conference) which meant their unbeaten streak continued to 8 games.
At long last, the Ivy League Conference Schedule begins. The Tigers will be taking on key rival Penn this Saturday at Jadwin Gymnasium in what should be a critical clash for the Ivy regular season title and the No. 1 seed in the inaugural conference tournament.
Freshman standout Matthew Kolodzik became the second Midlands Tournament finalist ever for the Princeton wrestling program, improving on his fifth-place performance from last year, when he wrestled as an unattached competitor while deferring admission to the University. This was the biggest Midlands tournament yet, and the talented but young Tigers found themselves wrestling with some of the nation’s best programs and most decorated competitors.
Princeton Track and Field had a terrific day in their home opener this past Sunday (December 11) in Jadwin Gym, taking on Penn, Monmouth, TCNJ, and Rider.
` After both teams emerged victorious in their season finales, the Princeton and Penn football teams were awarded the honor of Ivy League co-champions.
Despite a late comeback attempt from the Liberty Eagles, the Tigers never gave up the lead in Saturday’s 67-64 victory.
The Princeton Tigers knew they weren’t going to let their win streak go down without a fight. And they fought to the bitter end, falling just short of a 5th straight win. Princeton lost to Fordham on Saturday at Rose Hill Gymnasium by a score of 57 - 55.
The women’s ice hockey team swept Mercyhurst in their annual two-game series this past weekend.
This Sunday the mens and women's track and field team will be competing at home in Jadwin Gymnasium hosting the New Year Invitational, beginning at 11 a.m.
As we get closer and closer to conference play, the Tigers are looking more and more like a team ready to compete for a tournament bid.
Fresh off of splitting their two game homestand, the Princeton men's basketball team is set to hit the road once more this weekend.
Morgan Steelman is a force to be reckoned with as a freshman on Princeton Women’s Squash, racking up two more wins against Williams and Middlebury this weekend.
Despite hard-fought efforts from both the Men and Women’s Swim and Dive teams and a well-deserved win against the Dartmouth, both teams finished the invitational in second place, trailing behind hosts Brown. In the 2015-2016 season, the Tigers hosted the Bears and the Big Green for the Big Al Invitational at Denunzio Pool, claiming the meet with a win in both leagues.
After an impressive trouncing of Maryland and Buffalo at the Madison Square Garden Grapple in the Garden, the 25th-ranked Tigers headed to Lincoln this weekend for another pre-season test as they took part in the Nebraska Duels, hosted by the University of Nebraska.
