During Yasser El Halaby's four years at Princeton, the opponents whom he battled on the squash court only rarely presented a true challenge.
During Yasser El Halaby's four years at Princeton, the opponents whom he battled on the squash court only rarely presented a true challenge.
In any sport, tournament play is not just about how brilliant your coach is, how many games you have won, or how great your players have been all season.
In an orderly row on his office wall, Peter Farrell, the head coach of women's track and field and cross country since its inception at Princeton, hangs the certificate of each All-America athlete he has ever coached.
In an orderly row on his office wall, Peter Farrell, the head coach of women's track and field and cross country since its inception at Princeton, hangs the certificate of each All-America athlete he has ever coached.
The last two times the women's lacrosse team met Virginia in the NCAA tournament, in 2003 and 2004, a national championship was on the line.But when the Tigers (11-5 overall, 6-1 Ivy League) and the No.
In 1850, a few Oxford students bet on a competition they devised that imitated horse racing. They created a course that was a little over two miles long, with hurdles, streams and various other obstacles.And so the (human) steeplechase was created.Today, the event is run at the Summer Olympics, various national and world championships and in the NCAA.
Cocoziello unanimous All-Ivy selectionA year after winning the Ivy League Rookie of the Year award, sophomore defenseman Dan Cocoziello was unanimously selected to the first-team All-Ivy League roster.Representing the second team for Princeton were junior attackman Peter Trombino, freshman midfielder Mark Kovler, and sophomore goaltender Alex Hewit.
In 1850, a few Oxford students bet on a competition they devised that imitated horse racing. They created a course that was a little over two miles long, with hurdles, streams and various other obstacles.And so the (human) steeplechase was created.Today, the event is run at the Summer Olympics, various national and world championships and in the NCAA.
Though last year's Tigers found themselves rudely cut in upon, this year's men's lacrosse team is right back in the dance.The Tigers (10-4 overall, 5-1 Ivy League) have overcome their one-year postseason hiatus and will once again take part in the NCAA Tournament this Saturday against the University of Maryland ? Baltimore County (10-4)."It's great to be back in the playoffs," head coach Bill Tierney said.
Sport: Baseball Year: Senior Home Town: St. Petersburg, Fl.Wendkos, who leads the team in batting average, homeruns and RBIs, came through once again in the Tigers' sweep of Harvard in the Ivy Championship Series.
Though last year's Tigers found themselves rudely cut in upon, this year's men's lacrosse team is right back in the dance.The Tigers (10-4 overall, 5-1 Ivy League) have overcome their one-year postseason hiatus and will once again take part in the NCAA Tournament this Saturday against the University of Maryland ? Baltimore County (10-4)."It's great to be back in the playoffs," head coach Bill Tierney said.
Across the Delaware River from Philadelphia is Camden, N.J. A half-hour drive from Princeton, Camden is home to the Eastern Sprints crew regatta, the second most important race of the season.Both the lightweight and open crews go into Sunday's regatta with No.
Sport: Baseball Year: Senior Home Town: St. Petersburg, Fl.Wendkos, who leads the team in batting average, homeruns and RBIs, came through once again in the Tigers' sweep of Harvard in the Ivy Championship Series.
The last two times the women's lacrosse team met Virginia in the NCAA tournament, in 2003 and 2004, a national championship was on the line.But when the Tigers (11-5 overall, 6-1 Ivy League) and the No.
Across the Delaware River from Philadelphia is Camden, N.J. A half-hour drive from Princeton, Camden is home to the Eastern Sprints crew regatta, the second most important race of the season.Both the lightweight and open crews go into Sunday's regatta with No.
Cocoziello unanimous All-Ivy selectionA year after winning the Ivy League Rookie of the Year award, sophomore defenseman Dan Cocoziello was unanimously selected to the first-team All-Ivy League roster.Representing the second team for Princeton were junior attackman Peter Trombino, freshman midfielder Mark Kovler, and sophomore goaltender Alex Hewit.
With Eastern Sprints approaching for all four Princeton crews, no teams raced last weekend, but they were not resting either."We were lucky to have a week off from racing as we trained hard all last week and through the weekend," senior heavyweight captain James Egan said.
