The men?s lacrosse regular season has come and gone, and four teams will be participating in this year?s Ivy League tournament to fight for the conference?s automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.
After tight competition throughout the tournament, the men?s golf team rallied on Sunday to move from fourth to first in the Ivy League championship last weekend.
?I wanted to go out on top,? senior pitcher Alex Peyton said of her final season with the softball team.This weekend, Peyton did just that, displaying just how important she was to a team that made a major turnaround this season.
It was a four-run third inning that lifted the Cornell baseball team over Princeton at Clarke Field Friday afternoon, ending the Tigers? (14-28 overall, 11-9 Ivy League) playoff hopes and removing the team from contention for the Ivy League championship.
To view Ben Koger's men's diving photo spread in digital form, click here.Staff Writer Anna Mazarakis contributed reporting.
Competing under the sun in Penn?s packed Franklin Field in the triple jump championship Saturday at the Penn Relays, junior Damon McLean tuned out the screaming and cheering as he focused on each of his attempts.
Freshman Quinn Prchal helped Princeton golf win the Ivy League Tournament this past weekend, taking home Ivy League Rookie of the Year honors along the way.
The softball team ended its season on a high note this weekend, taking three out of four games at Cornell and capping the program?s best season since 2006.The Tigers (27-19 overall, 12-8 Ivy League) finished second in the South Division of the Ivy League, a major accomplishment for a team that went 14-32 overall and 8-12 in the league last year.
For the second consecutive year, the No. 11 women's water polo team won the CWPA Eastern Championship, defeating the hosts No.
The No. 12 men?s lacrosse team suffered its biggest loss of the year, losing 17-11 to No. 4 Cornell in its final game of the regular season.
Senior defensive end Mike Catapano, a three-time All-Ivy honoree and last season's Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year, became the first Princeton player to be selected in the NFL draft since 2001 on Saturday, when the Kansas City Chiefs selected him with the first pick of the seventh round.
Senior defensive end Mike Catapano, a three-time All-Ivy honoree and last season's Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year, became the first Princeton player to be selected in the NFL draft since 2001 on Saturday, when the Kansas City Chiefs selected him with the first pick of the seventh round.
On a sunny Saturday afternoon in front of a packed stadium, the women?s lacrosse team pulled off an upset of No.
The men?s volleyball team fell to EIVA powerhouse No. 14 Penn State 3-0 in State College Thursday night.
The woman?s water polo team is gearing up to head to Ann Arbor, Mich. for the Eastern Championship for what is surely its biggest weekend of the season.
In a season in which its offense has been streaky to say the least, the baseball team provided an offensive outburst in yesterday?s game against Rider, as the Tigers (12-26 overall, 9-7 Ivy League) scored more runs than they did during last weekend?s entire four-game series against Columbia.
In a year when the NFL draft is lacking in top-tier offensive talent, teams will be looking to the defensive side of the ball.
The last time the men?s volleyball team played Penn State in the EIVA semifinals was April of last year.
The No.18 women's lacrosse team will have one final tune-up before the Ivy League tournament with its last regular season game against No.6 Penn State this weekend.
The No. 12 men?s lacrosse team (8-4 overall, 3-2 Ivy League) will look to finish their season in style this Saturday, taking on No.
