The Princeton Men’s Ice Hockey team kept busy over intersession, traveling to Philadelphia for a non-conference match-up against Penn State and continuing conference play with games against Yale and Brown.
What’s the exact opposite of the remarkable 5-0 start the Tigers are enjoying this season? And the opposite of an eight-game winning streak, with victories against the likes of Harvard, Dartmouth, Yale, and Brown?
Dear Princetonian children, I hope this letter finds you well from the sacred and noble University of Pennsylvania.
The men’s tennis team suffered a 5-2 loss against Indiana this past Saturday, following a 6-3 defeat in its season opener against Michigan the previous Thursday. The Tigers were able to secure two points after two single match wins, but the Hoosiers clinched the remaining five, after winning the doubles point and four single victories.
The Woman's Ice Hockey had experienced a red hot couple of months this season, managing to maintain their momentum through the challenging January period, but this ended this weekend as the Tigers fell to Yale.
Last Friday, the Women’s Swimming and Diving won an important 162-138 victory in Denunzio Pool against Villanova.
On Friday night, the Princeton Women’s Hockey team (12-6-3, 8-4-2 ECAC) traveled to Ithaca, New York to battle against the Big Red (10-5-2, 6-2-2 ECAC). While the Tigers fought hard for the win, the match ended in a tie between the two Ivy League rivals.
The Tigers ended their first semester on a positive note, winning this Saturday at home by a score of 74 - 62 against the Yale Bulldogs.
Over the first full Ivy-league weekend of the season, the Princeton women’s basketball team fell to a dominant Brown squad before picking up a win over the Bulldogs.
This weekend the men’s basketball team continued their dominant Ivy League performance by beating Yale, 66-58.
On Friday night, the Princeton Women’s Hockey team (12-6-3, 8-4-2 ECAC) traveled to Ithaca, New York to battle against the Big Red (10-5-2, 6-2-2 ECAC). While the Tigers fought hard for the win, the match ended in a tie between the two Ivy League rivals.
A breaking press release from the Princeton football team indicates that the program will look to increase the strength and competitiveness of their schedule by scheduling games against Clemson and Alabama in September 2017.
For the presidency, orange has become the new black. For the Princeton men’s basketball team, however, black is the new orange.
In a game of ups and downs, the men’s basketball team escaped with a win in the Ivy season-opener again Penn on Saturday night.
After a brief winter break, Princeton Men's Ice Hockey travelled to New England this weekend to resume its season with road games against conference opponents Dartmouth and Harvard.
The Princeton Women's Ice Hockey Team have been busy over the Christmas period, playing four times since the start of the break, three of these being in the ECAC (Eastern College Athletic Conference) which meant their unbeaten streak continued to 8 games.
At long last, the Ivy League Conference Schedule begins. The Tigers will be taking on key rival Penn this Saturday at Jadwin Gymnasium in what should be a critical clash for the Ivy regular season title and the No. 1 seed in the inaugural conference tournament.
Freshman standout Matthew Kolodzik became the second Midlands Tournament finalist ever for the Princeton wrestling program, improving on his fifth-place performance from last year, when he wrestled as an unattached competitor while deferring admission to the University. This was the biggest Midlands tournament yet, and the talented but young Tigers found themselves wrestling with some of the nation’s best programs and most decorated competitors.
