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The Daily Princetonian

Princeton to face division's top team

Fresh off a 7-4 loss to Monmouth on Tuesday, the baseball team will travel to Columbia this weekend for what are undoubtedly the most important four games of its season to date.The Lions (10-18 overall, 6-2 Ivy League) currently sit in first place in the Ivy League?s Gehrig Division, the spot that the Tigers must reach to accomplish their goal of an Ivy League title.

SPORTS | 04/10/2008

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The Daily Princetonian

Passion for hockey runs deep

Think you?re busy? Try juggling that growing pile of homework with a varsity sport, a senior thesis in the Psychology department and substantial community service, and you?ve got a schedule that would suffocate most Princetonians ? but not senior Lizzie Keady.

SPORTS | 04/09/2008

The Daily Princetonian

Win streak snapped at eight

Coming into yesterday?s doubleheader against Rutgers, the softball team appeared to have found the fast track, sprinting out to an 8-0 start in Ivy League play.After the Scarlet Knights (16-21 overall) tagged Princeton (11-19, 8-0 Ivy League)for 16 runs in a pair of decisive wins, the only sprinting the Tigers were doing was the mandatory kind.The Tigers dropped the opener, 9-5, and followed it up with a 7-2 loss in the nightcap, leading head coach Trina Salcido to keep her players an extra 15 minutes after the final pitch to run post-game wind sprints.

SPORTS | 04/09/2008

The Daily Princetonian

Experienced but modest, Lujan heads to CMU

"Why me?? former assistant men?s soccer coach Arron Lujan modestly asked. It was as if he believed he did not deserve his new appointment as the head coach of Carnegie Mellon?s men?s soccer team.As a seven-year professional soccer player and three-year assistant coach at Princeton, he has meant a great deal to the Princeton program and certainly has the credentials and potential to succeed as a head coach.Lujan brings to Carnegie Mellon his experience both on the field and on the sideline, his vast understanding of the game and his ability to recruit the true student-athlete.?I have the ability to give knowledge in certain situations, what works and what doesn?t work, because I have been there,? Lujan said.

SPORTS | 04/08/2008