Four sophomores led the women's volleyball team when it took the court on Saturday to face off against the Raiders of Colgate in the first game of its season.
Playing Maryland in the NCAA quarterfinals, the men's lacrosse team was down by two goals with just under two minutes to play.
As the men's heavyweight varsity eight prepared to launch for its race on Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, Mass., the weather made a pleasant adjustment.
Junior defenseman and long-stick midfielder John Bennett has been one of the key players this year for men's lacrosse's defense.
Sport: Women's lacrosse Year: Sophomore Home Town: Lawrenceville, N.J.Lewis-Lamonica stepped up huge last weekend to score the winning goal in Princeton's 8-7 upset victory over No.
After deftly defeating UMBC last weekend, the No. 7 Tigers will travel to Towson, Md., to take on No.
One week after the women's open crew dominated EAWRC Sprints, the men's crews are getting their own chance to show what they can do.
When senior athletes Seamus Young and Lauren Ehrlichman suited up for their final competitions in Princeton uniforms, neither knew it would be their last.
The stats set up the storyline quite well: the women's lacrosse team has allowed its opponents to score in double figures just twice in the last 12 games.
Open crew claims titleThe women's open crew obliterated the field at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships to win the national championship Sunday at Mercer Lake in West Windsor, N.J.
When five-foot, nine-inch sophomore point guard Mike Gallo stepped into the jump-ball circle a moment before the opening tip of the 2006 Matt Oxman '01 Classic, he fearlessly stared into the eyes ? or, rather, the chest ? of the behemoth standing across from him, 6-10 junior center John Reynolds.
As the year comes to a close, most students are focused solely on exams, papers and packing ? but not the softball team.
Two years ago, sophomore goaltender Alex Hewit was touted as the top goalie recruit in the nation.
When I sat down to cover the women's softball game on the first truly beautiful day of spring this year, I didn't know that I was about to meet a legend.
While most students are busy completing papers, the men's golf team left Tuesday for the Sand Ridge Golf Club in Chardon, Ohio, where they will take on 27 of the nation's top teams in one of the three NCAA Regionals held this weekend.
While most students are busy completing papers, the men's golf team left Tuesday for the Sand Ridge Golf Club in Chardon, Ohio, where they will take on 27 of the nation's top teams in one of the three NCAA Regionals held this weekend.
Though the men's and women's track teams competed in races with different names last weekend, the two teams produced similar results.On the women's side, the team competed in the Eastern College Athletic Conference championship meet and boasted several strong performances, finishing the meet in eleventh place with 25 points in the 46-team field.For the men, led by sophomore Frank Tinney's breakout performance in the 5000 meter race, Princeton finished 12th in the IC4A track meet, 24 points behind champion George Mason's 59 points, as Penn placed second and Cornell placed third.The Tigers began the three-day competition well with Tinney pulling ahead in the 5000m event to finish in fourth place with a time of 14 minutes, 8.24 seconds, only seven seconds behind champion Richard Kiplagat of Iona.
When I sat down to cover the women's softball game on the first truly beautiful day of spring this year, I didn't know that I was about to meet a legend.
When the women's crews donned their spandex, hats and sunglasses and made the trip to Camden, N.J., for Eastern Sprint, they went with confidence.
