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In virtual championship game, field hockey matches up against Harvard

In virtual championship game, field hockey matches up against Harvard

While the bulk of the student body will be at home or on vacation over fall break, the field hockey team will be doing anything but relaxing as it tries to improve on a pair of season records: 4-0 in conference and 3-5 out of conference.The Tiger's unblemished Ivy League mark will be tested twice in the next week.

SPORTS | 10/24/2002

In battle for first, Princeton, Harvard football meet tomorrow

For a school with no rival, tomorrow's home football game with Harvard is about as big as it gets.The schools were favored to win the league coming into the season and have perfect 2-0 records in conference play.

SPORTS | 10/24/2002

It's about that time for a Tiger victory — oh, and Harvard sucks

The last time the football team beat Harvard was 1995. The Crimson's six straight victories since then encompass their longest winning streak in the history of the rivalry, which dates back to 1877.Princeton has lost close games to Harvard, such as last year's heartbreaker in Cambridge, Mass., when Taylor Northrop's '02 49-yard field-goal try sailed wide left.

SPORTS | 10/23/2002

Men's soccer's Douglas attributes success as player to the influence of former teammates

Recently, 'Prince' senior writer Andrew Robinton sat down with men's soccer senior forward Matt Douglas.

SPORTS | 10/23/2002

Athlete of the Week — Cameron Atkinson

This Saturday, Princeton football will play in its biggest game in quite some time. If the Tigers are to come out on top, they will have to have another banner day from senior running back Cameron Atkinson.Before this season, there was an opinion widely held on campus that Atkinson was an east-west runner ? more inclined to run sideways than straight up field.Ask the Brown defense if that's still accurate.Atkinson lit up the Bears' defensive front to the tune of 174 yards on the ground, including an 82-yard touchdown run in the first quarter.

SPORTS | 10/23/2002

Field hockey looks to Ivies

With its fourth-straight Ivy League victory last Saturday against Brown, the field hockey team is in prime position to take the Ivy League Championship.Just as it has done in each of the past eight years.Under the guidance of head coach Beth Bozman, Princeton has become a powerhouse in the Ivy League, finishing in first place every year since 1994.While most undergraduates here were saying goodbye to our elementary school friends and moving on to junior high, Bozman was busy creating a field hockey dynasty that is still enjoying its golden age.Last season, the Tigers went undefeated in Ivy League play, and posted an impressive 17-3 overall record while reaching the NCAA semifinals.But despite a 4-0 Ivy League record so far this season, the Tigers are still in a heated race for the championship.

SPORTS | 10/23/2002

'Princey' midyear awards for unbeaten w. soccer

Though the women's soccer season is already past the midway point (Princeton is 12-0-0), in honor of midterm week we present the midseason awards.

SPORTS | 10/22/2002

Motlagh scores game-winning goal during final minutes against Navy

With less than two minutes remaining and the score tied in the championship game of last weekend's Collegiate Water Polo Association Crossover Weekend tournament in Grove City, Pa., men's water polo desperately needed a hero.Freshman Jamal Motlagh came to the rescue, netting the game-winning-goal to defeat Navy, 9-8.As expected, after breezing through the first three games, Princeton, seeded second, found itself facing top seeded Navy ? ranked No.

SPORTS | 10/22/2002

Football's secondary crucial to defensive effort in tight games

"Just don't get burned." This is phrase enters a defensive back's head almost every time he is tested in man-to-man coverage.

SPORTS | 10/22/2002

M. rugby beats Kutztown in semis; women lose to E. Stroudsburg

All season long the Tigers have aspired to defend their Eastern Pennsylvania Rugby Union league championship ? and with Saturday's win in the semifinals, the Tigers are now one game from being back-to-back champions.After losing its first game of the season to Westchester on Sept.

SPORTS | 10/21/2002

Disappointed men's soccer still winless in Ivy League after tie with Brown

It was a somber group that walked off Lourie-Love Field after the men's soccer team tied Brown, 1-1, on Friday night.With the tie, the Tigers (2-6-4 overall, 0-2-1 Ivy League) remain winless in the league and equal their record for most ties in a season, set last year.

SPORTS | 10/21/2002

Both m. and w. cross country competes in Pre-National races

Both the men's and women's cross-country teams ran in Pre-Nationals last weekend, in one of the last regular meets of the season.

SPORTS | 10/21/2002

Even with efforts of frosh setter, w. volleyball goes 1-1 on weekend

You can't run a solid offense without a solid setter.After the graduation last year of setter Ana Yoerg '02, the Tigers needed someone to fill her shoes.Jenny Senske was up for the challenge.Senske, a freshman from Long Beach, California, didn't take long to prove to the team she was ready to take on the position that controls the pace of the offense.

SPORTS | 10/21/2002

Field hockey dominates Brown to remain undefeated in Ivy League

On a gusty day at Class of 1952 Stadium, Princeton reaffirmed its position as the team to beat in Ivy League field hockey, and sent a message to their rivals up in Cambridge ? get ready.Princeton has looked vulnerable at times this season, and its 6-5 overall record heading into Saturday's contest against Brown was not what was expected of this team at the beginning of the season.The Tigers eliminated any of those doubts with a dominating 9-1 victory over the Bears to give the Tigers a perfect league record.Princeton (7-5 overall, 4-0 Ivy League) outshot Brown (4-7, 1-3) 29-3 and earned 22 penalty corners to Brown's one ? not to mention the difference in goals."Today we showed how we can really play," sophomore attack Natalie Martirosian said.

SPORTS | 10/21/2002

Football, w. soccer keep perfect Ivy marks with wins over Brown

For the second week in a row, sophomore cornerback Jay McCareins saved the day for the football team.

SPORTS | 10/20/2002

Big plays on defense lead football team to victory over Brown

In a game that boasted the top passing offense in I-AA football, one would expect that the Princeton-Brown game played Saturday would be filled with huge offensive plays in the air.

SPORTS | 10/20/2002

Cornell blanks winless sprint football in tough defensive battle

The sprint football team just cannot catch a break.For the second week in a row Princeton (0-4 overall, 0-2 Collegiate Sprint Football League) was unable to find the end zone, despite edging Cornell (2-2, 1-1) in three major offensive categories."To say that the outcome of this game was disappointing would be an understatement," sophomore wide receiver Adam Farren said.

SPORTS | 10/20/2002

Football, w. soccer keep perfect Ivy marks with wins over Brown

The women's soccer team must really hate losing, because so far it has avoided it like the plague.

SPORTS | 10/20/2002

Men's soccer hopes to start season anew in Ivy League vs. Brown

The men's soccer teams at both Princeton and Brown are used to the view from the top.The Tigers and Bears have combined for each of the last five Ivy League championships, with Princeton taking one, Brown taking three and the two sharing the honors last year.Trips to the NCAA tournament, while always exciting, are nothing new to either of these teams.

SPORTS | 10/17/2002

Football looks to push winning streak to four against struggling Brown

Everybody on the football team knows that the Ivy League season is all that matters.Even though Princeton has had its best non-Ivy record in seven years, it does not mean anything going into Saturday, as it plays Brown in the first of six-straight Ivy games.Princeton (3-1 overall) is currently 1-0 in league play, and Brown, having lost by two points to Harvard, is 0-1.

SPORTS | 10/17/2002

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