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Forrest moves on to NCAA Championship Race

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Forrest moves on to NCAA Championship Race

Claire Coughlin

Junior Gabi Forrest sprinted across the finish line at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional meet last Friday in third place, after an incredible kick to the finish. At the 3,500 meter mark of the race, Forrest was in 19th place and few might have guessed that she would end up in third just a few minutes later. The moment she fled by her spectating teammates, one of them asserted, “Oh Gabi’s got this.” Lo and behold, Forrest sprinted through the finish line gunning for the bronze medal — a full 16 places higher than her last marker. Her finishing time of 20:12 was 34 seconds faster than the 20:46 race she ran at the same exact course just a few weeks earlier at the start of the season. 

SPORTS | 11/14/2017

Volleyball splits Harvard and Dartmouth matches, shares Ivy League title with Yale

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Volleyball splits Harvard and Dartmouth matches, shares Ivy League title with Yale

David Xin

The women’s volleyball team split this weekend's games against Harvard and Dartmouth and will share the Ivy League title with Yale. This is the third straight year the Tigers have earned a share of the Ivy League crown. The Tigers (10-4 Ivy League) swept the Crimson and narrowly lost to Big Green in five sets. The Princeton team will head to New Haven this weekend to play for an NCAA bid. 

SPORTS | 11/13/2017

Men's hockey dominates in weekend play against RPI

The Daily Princetonian

Men's hockey dominates in weekend play against RPI

Claire Coughlin

Saturday night was a successful one on both ends of the rink for the Princeton men’s hockey team in their game against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI). The Tigers flaunted their team's incredible depth and unity, with thirteen players gaining points, including a few collegiate firsts for some freshmen. The Tigers clutched a 6-2 win and improved to 2-2-1 (1-2-1 ECAC), while the Engineers dropped to 2-5-3 (1-4-1 ECAC).

SPORTS | 11/13/2017

Losing streak continues as Tigers suffer another heartbreaker and end bonfire hopes

The Daily Princetonian

Losing streak continues as Tigers suffer another heartbreaker and end bonfire hopes

Jack Graham

Though the Ivy League title is now officially out of reach, Princeton will have one more chance to reverse its fortunes this season, in its finale next Saturday at Dartmouth. “We just can’t find that one play, that one call, whatever that is, to get that feeling again,” said Surace. “And we’re going to fight like hell to get it next week.”

SPORTS | 11/12/2017
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All options on the table as men's soccer gears up against Cornell

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All options on the table as men's soccer gears up against Cornell

Daniel Gitelman

Men’s soccer heads into the weekend with a critical Ivy League matchup on the books against Cornell. Last weekend’s outing with Harvard saw the Tigers (3-6-4) settle to a 1-1 draw in Cambridge, while the Big Red, sitting at third in the conference, herald a 7-5-2 overall record coming off a 1-0 overtime home victory over Brown.

SPORTS | 10/26/2017

Princeton's No. 1 offense set to battle Cornell's No. 1 defense

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Princeton's No. 1 offense set to battle Cornell's No. 1 defense

Owen Tedford

This weekend, Princeton football (5-1, 2-1 Ivy) comes home after a great road trip to take on Cornell (2-4, 2-1) under the lights at 7 p.m. on Oct. 28 in what should be a good game. Last year, when these teams met in Ithaca, the Tigers walked away as big winners. In the 100th meeting between the teams this year, Princeton will be looking to continue its recent success against the Big Red to win its 5th straight over Cornell. Princeton leads the all-time series 61-36-2.

SPORTS | 10/26/2017

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