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

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

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

Field hockey silences roar of Lions in New York

The field hockey team seems to have found its comfort zone once again. Princeton has reached the level of play at which it finished last year.The Tigers continued their domination of the rest of the Ivy League in their 6-1 crushing win over Columbia (1-2 overall, 0-1 Ivy League) last night in New York.With the win, Princeton improved to 2-1 overall, and 2-0 in the conference.More importantly though, Princeton seems to have overcome their season-opening loss to the Bobcats of Ohio, when the Tigers were missing their three senior co-captains for unspecified, non-injury reasons.Against the Lions, senior attack and co-captain Ilvy Friebe led the offense.

SPORTS | 09/18/2002

Questions & Answers with football's Blake Perry

Recently, junior cornerback Blake Perry of the football team sat down for some questions and answers with 'Prince' staff writer Thaddeus Hartmann.'Prince': What are your impressions of the team this year, as compared to last season's 3-6 team that really lost all its games in the fourth quarter?Perry: Well, this year, we're a lot more experienced at every position.

SPORTS | 09/18/2002

Athlete of the Week

After losing two of the leaders, Wes Stockard '02 and Paul Morrison '02 from last year's team, nobody was very sure what to expect from men's cross country.Sure, the critics admitted, they always did well, but who on this team was going to bring home that first place finish and get the team back atop the Ivy League?One athlete, sophomore Austin Smith, stepped up this weekend, winning the Princeton Invitational 5-miler in the time of 25 minutes, 16 seconds.

SPORTS | 09/18/2002

Five steps for football to climb the Ivy

You can choose your cliche for the football team.It's time to put up or shut up. The time is now.

SPORTS | 09/18/2002

Women's soccer blanks Lehigh to stay undefeated

The women's soccer team proved once again that it deserves its No. 21 national ranking as the Tigers defeated Lehigh 3-0 last night in Bethlehem, Pa.A balanced attack aided Princeton's offensive efforts as senior midfielder Krista Ariss scored once and added an assist while freshman midfielder Emily Behncke and sophomore forward Esmeralda Negron tallied a goal each for the cause.Junior midfielder Liz Bell also notched an assist, and freshman forward Maura Gallagher recorded a point in her third straight game to start her career.

SPORTS | 09/18/2002

Princeton football 2001 stats

PRINCETON FOOTBALL 2001 STATISTICS TIGERS OPP. Wins 3 6 Scoring 200 202 Points Per Game 22.2 22.4 First Downs 163 191 Rushing Yardage 1385 1556 Rushing Attempts 346 376 Rush Yards Per Attempt 4.0 4.1 Rushing Per Game 153.9 172.9 Passing Yardage 1718 2023 Att-Comp-Int 240-141-6 268-163-18 Pass Yards Per Game 190.9 224.8 Total Offense 3103 3579 Total Offense Per Game 344.8 397.7 Penalties-Yards 71-638 57-519 Punts-Yards 50-1928 43-1575 3rd-Down Convert Pct 37% 34% Field Goals-Attempts 13-18 4-5

SPORTS | 09/18/2002

Talented men's soccer ties two top-20 teams this weekend

The men's soccer team played host to two in-state rivals this weekend, Farleigh Dickinson and Seton Hall, playing what were then two top-twenty teams to ties.In a season-opening weekend where the Tigers had plenty of opportunities to put away their opponents, the results could have been better.But they also could have been worse."I'm disappointed, because I felt like we could have won both games this weekend," head coach Jim Barlow '91 said.Princeton stormed out to a two-goal lead in its season-opening game against Farleigh Dickinson.

SPORTS | 09/18/2002

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