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W. hockey names Bilodeau assistant

W. hockey names Bilodeau assistant

The women's hockey team named Danielle Bilodeau, a 2001 graduate of Cornell, assistant head coach over the weekend.Princeton head coach Jeff Kampersal '92, who led his shorthanded team to the Eastern College Athletic Conference-North tournament last season, made the announcement.

SPORTS | 09/24/2002

News and Notes

Women's volleyballJunior Kellie Cramm was named Ivy League Player of the Week for the women's volleyball team.Cramm, an outside hitter from Laguna Beach, Calif., had 44 kills in the three matches Princeton played in the Rider Invitational last weekend in Lawrenceville.Cramm hit .286 for the weekend and hit .394, the match high, in the first game of the tournament.Cramm also had 49 digs over the weekend, including a career-high of 20 during the first match, which was against host and Mercer County rival Rider..The junior's efforts helped Princeton sweep all three of its matches over the weekend.

SPORTS | 09/24/2002

Goal in 82nd minute lifts w. soccer to win

For 82 minutes, they were patient. Despite being frustrated by shots of the post and crossbar, a Monmouth defense that appeared to have 15 players in its own penalty box at all times, and several spectacular saves by Hawks goalkeeper Abby Stiffler, the women's soccer team kept its composure and bided its time.Finally, with just over eight minutes left in the game, the Tigers pounced.

SPORTS | 09/24/2002

Men's soccer plays Rider in anticipation of Ivy weekend

Princeton's double overtime win against La Salle on Sunday was, without a doubt, exciting. It was intense.

SPORTS | 09/24/2002

Ivy League Football

Upcoming games Saturday, September 28 New Hampshire at Dartmouth, 12:30 p.m. Yale at Cornell, 1 p.m. Harvard at Brown, 1 p.m. Columbia at Colgate, 1 p.m. Lehigh at Penn, 6:30 p.m. Lafayette at Princeton, 7 p.m. Ivy Passing Leaders Name, School Cmp-Att-Yds-Td-Int Kyle Slager, Brown 28-49-434-5-5 Brian Mann, Dartmouth 25-42-369-2-1 Alvin Cowan, Yale 18-22-283-3-0 David Splithoff, Princeton 18-30-251-2-1 Neil Rose, Harvard 19-22-240-3-1 Michael Mitchell, Penn 16-29-238-1-0 Steve Hunsburger, Cornell 21-35-221-0-1 Mick Razzano, Columbia 10-27-125-0-1 Ivy Rushing Leaders Name, School Car-Yds-Td Alvin Cowan, Yale 12-114-3 Robert Carr, Yale 16-103-1 Marcus Banks, Cornell 19-98-0 Stephen Faulk, Penn 17-90-3 Rashad Biggers, Columbia 9-72-0 Derek Smith, Columbia 14-71-0 Nick Palazzo, Harvard 16-68-0 Rodney Thomas, Harvard 14-64-0 Ivy Receiving Leaders Name, School Rec-Yds-Td Carl Morris, Harvard 11-210-2 Chas Gessner, Brown 11-168-3 Nate Lawrie, Yale 8-155-1 Joe Rackley, Brown 8-128-0 B.J.

SPORTS | 09/24/2002

M. tennis' Chasse, Smith win doubles at Farnsworth Invite

Fall tennis just doesn't seem right somehow.Mention tennis in the Ivy League and it conjures up images of white short clad kids learning to play on country club courts in the spring and summer months.But in order to get to that spring peak, the fall season can be essential for both the men's and women's teams at Princeton.The high point of the fall season up to now came Sunday when senior Trevor Smith and junior Hendrik Chasse captured the doubles "A" championship at the Farnsworth Invitational.Columbia's Oscar Chow took home the singles "A" championship.

SPORTS | 09/23/2002

M. cross country to rely on underclassmen to regain title

The title of bridesmaid will not be worn comfortably by the men of Princeton cross-country.Concluding the 2001 season one position short of an automatic nationals bid, and currently "also receiving votes" in the national rankings, the team needs to step its performance up a notch to return to the position of perennial eastern power.The collegiate cross-country season has two main foci.

SPORTS | 09/23/2002

Women's volleyball dominates Rider Invitational, blanks all its opponents

It was like one of those parties where a couple of kids show up, fill their pockets with food, and then leave right away, leaving everyone at the party to stand around and wonder:Who invited them?That was how the Fairleigh Dickinson, Sacred Heart, and Rider women's volleyball teams felt this weekend as Prince-ton ripped through the Rider Invi-tational, winning all three matches in Lawrenceville and never dropping a game.The Tigers began their domination Friday with a 3-0 (30-19, 30-14, 30-24) sweep over host Rider.

SPORTS | 09/23/2002

Despite difficult division, w. cross country hopeful

"Not really a rebuilding year, yet they lost several valuable members of the team.""Could challenge for Heps, yet compete in one of the strongest leagues in the nation."Discussing the women's cross country team at such an early point in the year is often an exercise in the liminal, with very little clear at this juncture in what could be either a breakout or disappointing season.For example, though the Tigers lost comparatively few key runners to graduation, one of those they did lose was Catherine Casey '02.Casey was easily one of Princeton's top three performers last year, and acted as a consistent point-scorer for the Tigers.

SPORTS | 09/23/2002

M. water polo finishes weekend 3-1; only loss to No. 9 Navy

In his first game back from a preseason thumb injury, junior defenseman Dan McKenna scored seven goals in the men's water polo team's 18-11 victory over Johns Hopkins on Friday in Maryland.In the second game of the preseason, McKenna jammed his thumb against the side of another player's head during an offensive play.

SPORTS | 09/23/2002

Football blows 24-7 fourth quarter lead in season-opening loss to No. 3 Lehigh

BETHLEHEM, Pa. ? It was almost a great victory for Princeton football.Instead, it will go down as a frustrating fourth quarter loss for a team with a history of struggling in the final 15 minutes.Against Lehigh on Saturday, the Tigers went into the final period with a 24-7 lead but fell by the score of 31-24.Everything was going right for Princeton (0-1) in the first half as it led 24-7 at the break.

SPORTS | 09/22/2002

Sophomores lead field hockey in rout of Dartmouth

Field hockey continued its annihilation of Ivy League teams this past weekend, defeating Dartmouth 9-1 on Saturday afternoon at 1952 Stadium.

SPORTS | 09/22/2002

Men's soccer follows double overtime victory with close loss

It's better late than never.The men's soccer team feels the truth behind this old saying a little more deeply now than before it left for Philadelphia.

SPORTS | 09/22/2002

Fifteen minutes of shame for football team against Lehigh

BETHLEHEM, Pa. ? The football team suffered yet another fourth quarter meltdown on Saturday.

SPORTS | 09/22/2002

Women's soccer rolls to league win, stays perfect for the season

When women's soccer played Dartmouth last season, the momentum shifted back and forth until then-freshman Kristina Fon-tanez finally scored in the 71st minute.This year's Dartmouth-Princeton matchup was quite a different game.

SPORTS | 09/22/2002

W. soccer hosts Big Green in important matchup

Unenthusiastic history students are often reminded by their teachers of Santayana's oft-quoted maxim that those who don't know their history are condemned to repeat it.The women's soccer team probably enjoys studying its recent, successful history.

SPORTS | 09/19/2002

Sophomore Austin Smith stepped up for men's cross country

Last weekend was possibly one of the best weekends sophomore cross-country runner Austin Smith has had in a while as a student-athlete at Princeton.Not only did he win his race at the Princeton Battlefield last weekend, but his parents and sister were there to watch it happen.

SPORTS | 09/19/2002

No. 3 Lehigh will pose strong challenge for Tiger football team

This is the kind of game Princeton gets excited about.Then again, this is the kind of game Lehigh gets excited about, too.Most teams like Princeton relish the role of underdog.

SPORTS | 09/19/2002

Hoping to end tie streak, m. soccer meets Drexel and La Salle

Two games into the season and the men's soccer team is already setting records ? just not the kind it was hoping for.

SPORTS | 09/19/2002

Sophomore Austin Smith stepped up for men's cross country

Last weekend was possibly one of the best weekends sophomore cross-country runner Austin Smith has had in a while as a student-athlete at Princeton.Not only did he win his race at the Princeton Battlefield last weekend, but his parents and sister were there to watch it happen.

SPORTS | 09/19/2002

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