"I really believe that when we get the first one we're going to be a tough team," men's lacrosse head coach Bill Tierney said after the team's 10-8 loss to Syracuse on March 26.
On match point, all it took was a glance.Friday night at Dillon Gym, the men's volleyball team led Mercyhurst College, 29-28, in the fourth set, and Princeton (7-12 overall, 4-9 Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association) was serve-receiving.
Now that senior attack Lindsey Biles is done writing her senior thesis, she can move on to her next project ? rewriting the women's lacrosse team's record book.
When junior pitcher Erin Snyder stepped onto the mound at Class of 1895 Field on Sunday afternoon to face Dartmouth, no one in the stands ? or even in her own dugout ? would have thought that she would be able to improve upon her virtuoso performance in her previous day's outing against Harvard, when she struck out a staggering 21 Crimson batters.
Texas Rangers hurler Chris Young '02 picked up his first victory of the season Sunday afternoon, allowing four runs on six hits in five and two-thirds innings of work as the Rangers topped Tampa Bay , 6-5.
With the crowd standing outside the locker room, you would have thought you were at a Giants game at the Meadowlands.
The Four Leafs Tournament began when one of the Tigers' four subs broke his ankle on the way to the bus.
Five proved to be a lucky number for the women's lacrosse team on Wednesday night in Philadelphia.
Although the softball team is in the midst of a three-game losing streak Princeton (25-12 overall, 5-1 Ivy League) might have had trouble asking for a better way to begin its second Ivy League weekend.The last time the Tigers dropped three-straight games was in early March, and they followed up that skid with a string of six consecutive wins.
Following two of the most decisive victories the women's lacrosse team has posted all season, the Tigers hope to continue this streak of dominance as they face off against league bottom-dweller Harvard at Class of 1952 Stadium on Saturday.Princeton's last two wins over Yale and Penn have been by margins of seven and six, respectively.
Four games in two days against the same team is usually quite a grueling challenge. But for the baseball team, it will be the norm, as Princeton begins divisional play in its Ivy League season.The Tigers (11-15 overall, 5-3 Ivy League) will play doubleheaders at Penn (9-18, 5-7) as they start play in the Gehrig division.Their previous Ivy League games have come against teams in the Rolfe Division, against whom Princeton only plays one doubleheader apiece.The Tigers come in fresh off a 10-0 drubbing of Seton Hall on Tuesday.
During his time at Princeton, Ryan Bonfiglio '01 was an athletic star, the captain of the wrestling team and a member of the sprint football team.
The men's lacrosse team will play its lone set of back-to-back games this season when it meets Harvard and Butler this weekend.
With his Princeton basketball career now over, Judson Wallace joined 63 other senior standouts from across the nation at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament last weekend and helped his team, Portsmouth Sports Club, win the tournament championship.The annual four-day tournament ? which draws hundreds of NBA representatives to Portsmouth, Va.
I was in luck. Even though I was late for the club field hockey team's practice, it had not yet started.
'The Bus' wins gold at World ChampsFormer women's hockey goalie Megan Van Beusekom '04 earned a gold medal at the 2005 International Ice Hockey Foundation Women's World Championship last week as a member of the U.S.
With the graduation of attackman Ryan Boyle '04, the men's lacrosse team was left looking for someone to step in and fill the void in the offense.
After starting the season slowly against tough Southern competition, the baseball team (11-15 overall, 5-3 Ivy League) has rounded into shape and currently sits in first place in the Lou Gehrig Division.
It was not an easy week for the baseball team as the Tigers took on Rutgers in Piscataway on Tuesday and then hosted Towson at Class of 1895 Field on Wednesday.The Tigers (25-12) managed only a split against Rutgers, despite outscoring the Scarlet Knights, 13-6, over the games.
Three games into the Ivy League season, the No. 4 Princeton women's lacrosse team stands in a familiar position ? undefeated atop the league standings.
