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Princeton field hockey player wearing number twenty is carrying a field hockey stick with a pink handle.

Switching sides: Talia Schenck to play for Rutgers as a graduate student

Senior forward Talia Schenck committed to play field hockey at Rutgers using her final year of eligibility after suffering an injury just seven games into her last season with Princeton.

Senior forward Talia Schenck committed to play field hockey at Rutgers using her final year of eligibility after suffering an injury just seven games into her last season with Princeton.

SPORTS | 4 days ago

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Princeton player in a white jersey shoots a free throw.

Men’s basketball drops another close game at Dartmouth 71–69, falling to 2–2 in Ivy League play

Men’s basketball loses second straight game after failing to stop a Dartmouth comeback. Jackson Hicke remains a bright spot, scoring 28 points.

Men’s basketball loses second straight game after failing to stop a Dartmouth comeback. Jackson Hicke remains a bright spot, scoring 28 points.

SPORTS | January 24

Football player sitting atop teammates celebrating.

Star Princeton football safety Nasir Hill declares for 2026 NFL draft

After Andrei Iosivas ’23 and Jalen Travis ’24 were drafted in the last few years, Hill is hoping to follow in their footsteps and become the next great Princeton NFL draftee.

After Andrei Iosivas ’23 and Jalen Travis ’24 were drafted in the last few years, Hill is hoping to follow in their footsteps and become the next great Princeton NFL draftee.

SPORTS | December 18

Field hockey player celebrating on pitch.

The Yeager years: Princeton’s prized player earns her last post-season accolades

Senior midfielder Beth Yeager became the first player in Ivy League history to win four POTY awards and four first-team All-American honors. She became the first Princeton player to earn two Mid-Atlantic Regional POTY awards as well.

Senior midfielder Beth Yeager became the first player in Ivy League history to win four POTY awards and four first-team All-American honors. She became the first Princeton player to earn two Mid-Atlantic Regional POTY awards as well.

SPORTS | December 18