Sunday’s women’s soccer game was almost over when, in the 82nd minute, junior defender Gabby Ragazzo took a loose ball in the top corner of the box and drove it past William & Mary goalkeeper Caroline Casey to tie the game.
The Office of the Vice President for Campus life has launched a new website designed "to keep the Princeton community informed” about the search for a replacement for Athletic Director Gary Walters ’67, who announced before the school year began that he would step down from his post at the end of the 2013-14 school year after 20 years. A 12-person committee, chaired by Vice President for Campus Life Cynthia Cherrey, has been formed to find Walters’ replacement.
Leading up to its Ivy opener, the women’s volleyball team played three matches at the Bryant Invitational this weekend.
Coming off an undefeated run in the Princeton Invitational last weekend to open its season, the No.
The No. 6 field hockey team (4-2 overall, 1-0 Ivy League) suffered a loss that broke a 17-game winning streak two Sundays ago against then-No.
Sophomore forward Nico Hurtado picked up Sunday afternoon where he left off in his last match, scoring the first goal of the contest to put the Tigers up 1-0.
Last year in Bethlehem, PA, the football team’s first half effort against Lehigh was not encouraging.
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Can an Ivy League defense lose two players to the NFL and recreate its magic from last season? A year after the Tigers’ defense paved the way toward Princeton’s first bonfire season in six years, the new lineup will be key if the Tigers are to replicate or even surpass last season’s success.
Following an impressive late-game victory in Philadelphia versus St. Joseph’s last week, the women’s soccer team is preparing to return from its three-game road trip for a home contest against William and Mary (3-1-2 overall, 0-0 CAA) Sunday afternoon.
Hitting the road for the first time this season, the women’s field hockey team will travel over the weekend to Hanover, N.H.
With its first game fast approaching, the Tiger football team looks to add explosive potential to its fast-paced offense.
As the football team prepared to take the field against Lehigh for last year’s season opener, the number of people who knew who would start under center for Princeton was so small that, well, everyone who knew was preparing to take the field.
Coming off a strong performance Wednesday night, albeit a narrow 2-1 loss to undefeated Loyola, the men’s soccer team looks to keep building momentum when it hits the road again this weekend.
Zak Hermans ’13 found himself on a plane to join the Chicago Cubs’ Arizona League affiliate team just one week after graduating from Princeton last spring.
The men’s soccer team put up a strong performance against an undefeated Loyola squad but left the game disappointed after the Greyhounds (5-0-1) overcame an early Princeton (1-3) goal to leave the match with a 2-1 victory.
The Ivy League gets a late start every year, but each women’s soccer team has now played enough games to give us some idea of how this season will shape up.
