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Baseball: Princeton comeback falls short against Rider

Baseball: Princeton comeback falls short against Rider

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.

SPORTS | 04/24/2013

Football: Catapano awaits NFL Draft

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.

SPORTS | 04/24/2013

Men's Volleyball: Tigers face major challenge in semifinal

The last time the men?s volleyball team played Penn State in the EIVA semifinals was April of last year.

SPORTS | 04/24/2013

Women's Lacrosse: Regular season to wrap up with visit from No. 6 Penn State

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.

SPORTS | 04/24/2013

Men's Lacrosse: Princeton to face Cornell in Konica Minolta Big City Classic

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.

SPORTS | 04/24/2013

Team U raises over $6,500 at Unite Half Marathon

When runners returned to campus after finishing the Unite Half Marathon at Rutgers on Sunday, many Princeton students asked themselves whether they have what it takes to run the 13.1 miles to the finish line.

SPORTS | 04/23/2013

A new frontier for sports analytics: Tempo-free lacrosse

In recent years, sports analysis has been increasingly dominated by new statistics. The movement?s roots come from baseball, in which advanced analytics were being used long before they were popularized by "Moneyball." Quantitative tools have since become widespread at all levels of basketball, and new statistical concepts have even penetrated the notoriously conservative sport of football.

SPORTS | 04/23/2013

Around the Ivies: Softball

With just one weekend left in the regular season, the Ivy League championship series is still attainable for more than half of the league.

SPORTS | 04/23/2013

On Tap with ... Kimi Klein

A former member of the USA Water Polo Junior National Development Team and gold-medal winner at the U.S.

SPORTS | 04/23/2013

Princeton fails to take back Compton Cup

Though the fifth-ranked men?s heavyweight crew?s first varsity boat could not take back the Compton Cup on Lake Carnegie Sunday, losing by less than four seconds to No.

SPORTS | 04/22/2013

Tigers finish fourth after being swept by Patriots

In the final match of the regular season, the men?s volleyball team was swept by EIVA opponent George Mason at Dillon Gymnasium on Saturday.

SPORTS | 04/22/2013

Ratcliffe breaks own record again

Just two weeks after breaking the Ivy League hammer throw record for the second time, freshman Julia Ratcliffe refused to be stopped at the Larry Ellis Invitational at home on Friday night.

SPORTS | 04/22/2013

Pecotic earns 22nd straight Ivy victory

The men?s tennis team ended its regular season with two matches over the weekend. The No. 48 Tigers (16-6 overall, 5-2 Ivy League) faced No.

SPORTS | 04/22/2013

Softball: Princeton takes series, long shot to win division

The softball team won three of four games in a pair of doubleheaders against Columbia at home this weekend to take the second-place standing in the Ivy League South Division.

SPORTS | 04/20/2013

Women's Lacrosse: Tigers edge out Big Green for No. 2 seed

The women?s lacrosse team came up with a victory in Hanover, N.H., on Saturday, beating Dartmouth 15-13. This victory gives Princeton the second seed in the Ivy League tournament.

SPORTS | 04/20/2013

Men's Lacrosse: Tigers clinch Ivy League tournament berth

The men's lacrosse team finished its senior night with a powerful attack from the offense to overwhelm the Harvard defense for a 14-6 win.

SPORTS | 04/20/2013

Baseball: Offense struggles as Columbia takes three of four at Clarke

It was the first inning in game one of Saturday?s doubleheader that set the tone for an entire weekend of baseball at Clarke Field: Columbia first baseman Alex Black launched a solo shot to left field off senior starting pitcher Zak Hermans with two outs in the inning, catapulting the Lions to an early 1-0 lead.

SPORTS | 04/20/2013

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