The men?s basketball team?s first half was pretty brilliant. The second half? Not so much, as the Tigers (2-4 overall) couldn?t hold on to a six-point halftime lead, ultimately falling to St.
On Feb. 4, 2006, Princeton?s wrestling team defeated Delaware State 41-12 in a dual meet. Nine-hundred thirty-eight days later, following a coaching change, numerous major injuries and a constantly depleted lineup, the Tigers (1-3 overall, 1-3 Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association) had still not won again.
The women?s ice hockey team split its games this weekend, defeating Union on Friday afternoon in a 6-0 offensive flurry but losing to conference leader Rensselaer on Saturday, 3-2.
Anything you can do, Addie Micir can do better. Whether it?s leading her high school basketball team to two state championships or graduating as valedictorian of her class, success seems to follow her wherever she goes.
After celebrating a 4-2 victory over Quinnipiac on Tuesday evening, the women?s hockey team will look to extend its unbeaten streak to three, with home matchups against Union on Friday and Rensselaer on Saturday.
Perhaps the Diplomats (1-2 overall) should have negotiated a ceasefire before their match against the No.
Anyone who asked a member of the women?s basketball team to Winter Formals was likely politely rebuffed, as the Tigers already have a hot date this weekend at the Collier?s International Classic in Berkeley, Calif.
It was over. The training, the mental preparation, the undefeated regular season ? it had all gone out the window.
Less than two months before the 2006 Winter Olympics, Lizzie Keady ?08 became the last member of the U.S.
Being a college athlete has always had its benefits. Holding the status of Big Man on Campus can sometimes open doors many undergrads never knew existed.
The No. 9 men?s hockey team struck early and often en route to a 4-1 rout of Quinnipiac (6-6-1 overall, 4-4-1 ECAC Hockey) on Wednesday night at Baker Rink for the TIgers? third win over the Bobcats this season.
As the last week of fall semester classes rapidly approaches, winter intramurals are also drawing to a close.
An old adage says it?s difficult to beat a good team three times in a row, but the men?s hockey team will attempt to disprove this tonight when the Tigers take on Quinnipiac for the third time in four weeks.Princeton (9-2-0 overall, 7-1-0 ECAC Hockey) defeated the Bobcats (6-5-1, 4-3-1) in their last two meetings, outscoring Quinnipiac 4-1 in those games.
Quinnipiac has not given the women?s hockey team much of a scare in their all-time series, and Tuesday night?s game continued this trend.
When watching one of Princeton?s varsity sports teams in action, it?s easy to see that many Princeton athletes are stars in their respective sports.
The men?s basketball team suffered its worst home loss ever at Jadwin Gymnasium last night, falling to South Carolina, 84-58.
Carrie Moore has been hired as the women?s basketball team?s director of operations for the 2008-09 season.
The women?s ice hockey team has done a good job snapping its losing streaks: The Tigers haven?t dropped more than two consecutive games since November 2007.
Imagine this. You are 6 years old. Four weeks ago, Mommy and Daddy asked you to let them swab your cheek.
Q: What was your ?welcome to college? moment?A: Probably when I picked up my first Pequod and realized there were more pages in that one book than I had read in years.
