With spectators jammed around the outer edges of Jadwin Gym?s outer courts, the Princeton women?s squash team won its second consecutive Howe Cup, the squash national championship.
Minutes after defeating Cornell in front of a sellout crowd at Baker Rink, Matchbox 20?s ?How Far We?ve Come? could be heard blaring from the locker room of the men?s hockey team.
It was a hop, skip and a jump down Route 206 to Lawrenceville for this year?s men?s and women?s track and field Princeton Invitational.
The women?s water polo team went 3-0 this weekend at the Maryland Invitational, defeating St Francis, Marist and Iona in a Saturday triple-header.
Last Friday night signaled the end of a grueling week for the Princeton men?s volleyball team.
However exhilarating it is to charge back from a deficit to secure a win, it is both exhausting and risky to try it on a regular basis.
When the men?s lacrosse team puts away 13 goals in its first game of the season, head coach Bill Tierney is usually pleased.
Lending new meaning to ?in the nation?s service,? the men?s basketball team extended its road losing streak to 19 games over the weekend, staking Ivy League doormats Harvard and Dartmouth to a pair of impressive home wins.
When the men?s lacrosse team puts away 13 goals in its first game of the season, head coach Bill Tierney is usually pleased.
For those in the student body who have yet to attend a women?s basketball game this year, this weekend would be an excellent time to start a new trend.Princeton (5-18 overall, 2-5 Ivy League) takes on archrival Harvard (13-9, 6-2) tonight before facing head coach Courtney Banghart?s alma mater Dartmouth (8-14, 5-3) on Saturday night in Jadwin Gym.
The women?s water polo team defended DeNunzio Pool on Wednesday, defeating Wagner 11-6 after taking charge of the game during a crucial momentum change early in the second quarter.
The men?s basketball team opened the Ivy League season with two home wins against Harvard and Dartmouth but proceeded to drop its next five contests.
Jumping out to an early lead in the first game, the men?s volleyball team never let up and coasted to an easy 3-0 victory over Mercyhurst last night.
Historically, Senior Night has taken place during the final home game for the seniors on the men?s hockey team.
As senior forward Meagan Cowher shoots toward a top-three spot on Princeton?s all-time scoring list and head coach Courtney Banghart looks to turn the Tigers around, it is clear the women?s basketball team is trying to establish a legacy.
In one scene from the movie ?Green Street Hooligans,? soccer gangs from West Ham United (whom Elijah Wood?s character joins) and a league rival fight each other in a battle royale that leaves many characters battered, bruised and bleeding.
Back in the day, The Daily Princetonian sports section did a little feature called ?On Tap,? interviewing a different athlete each week to get to know about their lives both on and off the field.
Zach Finley comes across as a pretty reserved guy. He?s generally quiet, and when he speaks, he doesn?t waste his words.
Thankfully for the men?s volleyball team, Kobe doesn?t play for these Lakers. Princeton (4-5 overall, 1-3 Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association), looking to maintain its sterling home record, will defend its court against Mercyhurst (2-10, 1-4 Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association) tonight.
Typical Princeton students spend the month of January stressing out about final exams, studying feverishly until they?re done.
