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Men's squash makes finals of Five-Man Team Championships

Men's squash makes finals of Five-Man Team Championships

For the men's squash team, defeating Trinity is like climbing a mountain. Each time they face off, the Tigers inch closer to the top and a long-awaited victory.The latest chapter in the Princeton-Trinity rivalry was this past weekend's Five-Man Team Championships held at Trinity.

SPORTS | 12/10/2001

Men's swimming ends grueling month by sailing past weak Black Knights

Among the big cats, the tiger is known to be a good swimmer with slight man-eating tendencies. The men's swimming and diving team generally lives up to its mascot in these respects.

SPORTS | 12/10/2001

Lowly Union beats m. hockey; Tigers rebound to top RPI

The men's hockey team entered this weekend looking for a spark. The defense had been playing well, only to see games slip away because of a lack of scoring power.Against two Eastern College Athletic Conference opponents, Union (4-5-3 overall, 1-3-1 ECAC) Friday night, and Rensselaer (5-5-1, 2-2-1) on Saturday, the Tigers had an opportunity to improve on the inconsistency that has plauged them recently.With both the Skating Dutchmen and the Engineers running in the middle of the ECAC pack, this could have been the perfect weekend for Princeton to pad its road record.With no other ECAC games for more than a month, this was an important chance for Princeton to move up in the standings.It could have been a big weekend for the team.

SPORTS | 12/09/2001

Men's hoops handles Monmouth despite Jadwin-record 40 points from Johnson

Saturday night, Monmouth's Rahsaan Johnson exploded for 40 points against Princeton men's basketball, but his record performance was not enough as the Tigers beat the Hawks, 76-70, in inter-conference, intra-state play in Jadwin Gym.Johnson stole the show in the Tigers' second home game.

SPORTS | 12/09/2001

Schaeffer's 25 not enough as women's hoops loses to Army

Since last year, when Army destroyed the women's basketball team, 64-46, in Jadwin Gym, the Black Knights lost most of their offensive threats, while the Tigers have found weapons they never expected to have.Yet Saturday afternoon in West Point, N.Y., Army (2-6) still had enough firepower to knock off Princeton (4-3), 69-65.

SPORTS | 12/09/2001

W. hockey beats UNH, Quinnipiac to push unbeaten streak to eight games

"Make Patty Proud."The brand-new banner that adorns the facade of the student section at Hobey Baker Rink, honoring former Princeton women's hockey great Patty Kazmaier, was certainly in sophomore forward Gretchen Anderson's peripheral view as she scored the lone goal in a 1-0 overtime upset of the No.

SPORTS | 12/09/2001

WEEKEND WRAP-UP

Indoor trackThe men's and women's indoor track teams saw their first action of the season at the New Year's Invitational at Jadwin Gym on Friday night.

SPORTS | 12/09/2001

Ways to improve the Princeton hoops experience

Tomorrow night is the second home men's basketball game of the season and since many of the upperclassmen will be fulfilling obligations on Prospect Avenue, residential colleges, it's your chance to show what a good crowd is all about.

SPORTS | 12/06/2001

Women's basketball rides 4-2 record into contest with Army

Unless you really thought America was going to lose the War of 1812 ? and come on, war fans, who really did?

SPORTS | 12/06/2001

Men's hockey hopes to garner first road victory

Challenges are nothing new to the men's ice hockey team. Each weekend this season has been an adventure for the team, as it has gone through ups and downs in its play.

SPORTS | 12/06/2001

Struggling men's hoops faces Monmouth

Princeton men's basketball has had a rough start on the season thus far ?winning just one of its first six games.Tomorrow night at 7:30, the Tigers will return home to Jadwin Gym to take on last year's Northeast Conference Champion and NCAA tournament qualifier, Monmouth, and attempt to pick up their second win on the season before facing No.

SPORTS | 12/06/2001

Women's hockey to host Quinnipiac, New Hampshire

After a slow start to its season, the women's hockey team is finally coming into its own.Last weekend, the Tigers (5-3-2, 3-2-0 Eastern College Athletic Conference-North Division) recorded two solid victories over Colgate and Cornell.

SPORTS | 12/06/2001

Questions & Answers: Pairs who play

Field hockey's freshmen Alexis and Natalie Martirosian, women's soccer's juniors Lynn and Krista Ariss, and freshmen Rochelle and Janine Willis - identical twins all, recently sat down with 'Prince' staff writers Blaire and Chandra Russell to discuss life as twins on and off the field.'Prince': When you first started out playing the sport, did you find you had different skills, leading to your having different roles on the field?AM: Although our styles are similar, Natalie is somewhat more attack-minded.KA: Right when we started playing at age five, Lynn was definitely the more defensive player and I was more aggressive.JW: Well, at the beginning it was hard to tell.

SPORTS | 12/05/2001

AVIVA GRUMET-MORRIS Women's Hockey

Coming into the season, women's hockey was not suffering from a lack of talent, simply a lack of players.But going into last weekend's contests against league doormats Cornell and Colgate, the Tigers knew that despite being shorthanded, they would have to pick up a pair of victories.After a dominant defensive effort against the Raiders Friday night in which her defense allowed only five shots to reach goaltender Sarah Ahlquist, senior defender Aviva Grumet-Morris turned on her offensive firepower the next night, tallying a pair of assists and her first goal of the season in Princeton's 4-1 win over the Big Red.Grumet-Morris has been the anchor of a very young Princeton defense this season and has performed admirably, even while skating double shifts much of the time.

SPORTS | 12/05/2001

NEWS AND NOTES

Women's Soccer's Deerin, Ariss and Willis recognizedIn addition to being named Ivy League Player of the Year before the beginning of the NCAA Tournament, junior midfielder Heather Deerin was named to the All-Mid-Atlantic Region first team by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.

SPORTS | 12/05/2001

Inside play leads women's basketball over Lafayette

There were no smiles as the women's basketball team walked off the court after last night's game against Lafayette - even though they walked off with the victory.Junior Maureen Lane started the game off with a quick layup - a fancy hook shot from under the hoop - that set the tone for the rest of the game.

SPORTS | 12/05/2001

Kelly building on past success as lone men's squash senior

Let's make one thing clear: Senior Peter Kelly doesn't like Yale."I just think that they suck as people," the senior men's squash captain said.

SPORTS | 12/05/2001

Senior Campbell returns from Africa to lead women's fencing

Senior fencer Lindsay Campbell is very attached to her epee.For those of you who are thinking of triangular shaped dwellings made of cowhide and wondering how the editors let such an egregious typo slip, the epee is a triangular blade, the heaviest and most similar to the classic dueling sword of the three competitive fencing weapons.

SPORTS | 12/04/2001

Eight-time national champion Penn State tops men's fencing

Men's fencing traveled to Rutgers University last weekend to take on Penn State, North Carolina and NYU.Heading into Sunday's quad-meet, the Tigers were looking to avenge last season's lost to perennial powerhouse Penn State."Wehave almost beaten them in the last couple years.

SPORTS | 12/04/2001

From top to bottom, Ivy League enjoys early-season success

Lehigh is a football powerhouse. The Mountain Hawks are 11-0 overall, including wins over Princeton and Cornell, and are currently in the second round of the Division I-AA playoffs.In men's basketball, however, the Mountain Hawks have been punished by the Ivy League . The Ancient Eight have gone 3-0 against Lehigh with wins by Harvard, Dartmouth and Columbia.The Mountain Hawks are admittedly not the Patriot League's best team.

SPORTS | 12/04/2001

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