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The Daily Princetonian

Tigers' six-year H-Y-P streak snapped

The last time the Princeton women's swimming and diving team lost in Ivy League dual-meet competition, Bill Clinton was President, current senior captain Stephanie Hsiao was a freshman in high school and college students managed to procrastinate without thefacebook.com.Princeton, Harvard and Yale gathered this past Friday and Saturday in a clash of three undefeated swimming powerhouses.

SPORTS | 01/31/2005

The Daily Princetonian

Happy Trails

When frustration about the overcrowded Stephens Fitness Center peaks or when the wintry weather conditions abate, many students lace up their sneakers and hit the sidewalks and trails around campus for a great workout.

SPORTS | 01/31/2005

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The Daily Princetonian

Tigers Salvage Split

No one ever accused Mike Stephens of having a complex game.Saturday night, the senior center's ability to keep things simple was just what the doctor ordered for the ailing men's basketball team.

SPORTS | 01/30/2005

The Daily Princetonian

W. hoops falls to Bears, tops Elis

For three years, even as her team struggled mightily, Becky Brown has been a pillar of consistency in the middle of the women's basketball lineup.The junior center turned in three more stellar performances over the past week, surpassing 1,000 points for her Princeton career and leading the Tigers (9-6 overall, 1-1 Ivy League) to two victories in three games.With the victories, Princeton exceeded its win total of last year and matched its total of two seasons ago, with nearly half the season still left to be played.The Tigers traveled to Easton, Pa., to face Lafayette (3-17) on Jan.

SPORTS | 01/30/2005

The Daily Princetonian

Crimson crushes men's hockey

As much as the men's hockey team has improved under new head coach Guy Gadowsky this season, the Tigers still have a long way to go before they can count themselves amongst the elite teams of the Ivy League.Harvard and Brown drove that point home this weekend, visiting Baker Rink and handing Princeton (6-14-1 overall, 4-10-0 Eastern College Athletic Conference Hockey League) a pair of tough losses.Friday night the Crimson (12-5-2, 9-4-1) unleashed a scoring blitzkrieg, embarrassing the Tigers 7-0.

SPORTS | 01/30/2005

The Daily Princetonian

Men's basketball dispatches Haverford; Bears, Elis await

Facing a Division III opponent after a 19-day break from competition, men's basketball head coach Joe Scott '87 knew he could not expect perfection.Indeed, his Tigers (9-5 overall) were far from perfect Monday night as they dispatched an overmatched Haverford team, 60-33.Yet, for most of the game, Scott substituted quiet, pained grimaces for his normal sideline histrionics.

SPORTS | 01/16/2005

The Daily Princetonian

El-Nokali back in hoops

Ahmed El-Nokali '02 has basketball in his blood.It's why he is spending another winter working two jobs, managing hedge funds by day for Merrill Lynch and coaching Princeton Day School's basketball team by night.It's why he spent his summer playing the game, both in a low-key intra-company recreational league and in Princeton's competitive summer league.And it's why he will be spending Feb.

SPORTS | 01/16/2005

The Daily Princetonian

Report Card for Athletics over the last three and a half years

On the field: B+Since the fall of 2001, there have been vast differences in team performance, ranging from two straight women's lacrosse national championships and two individual men's squash national championships to zero sprint football wins and awful women's basketball and men's hockey teams. Varsity facilities: A-High marks for Clarke Field, the Shea Rowing Center and Class of 1952 Stadium and DeNunzio Pool.

SPORTS | 01/16/2005

The Daily Princetonian

Boccanfuso makes Jadwin shine

He knew Joe Scott '87 when he was a starter in a Tiger jersey. He went on recruiting trips and tournaments with men's basketball's legendary coach Pete Carril, and he has been around long enough to see Jadwin raised from its raw materials to the towering monolith of Princeton athletics.At close to 80 years old ? 58 of those spent at Princeon ? George Boccanfuso is the living history of Jadwin Gymnasium.A Princeton native, Boccanfuso retired in 1991 before returning shortly thereafter to work part-time.

SPORTS | 01/13/2005