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Princeton Wrestlers Compete at Midlands Championships, Freshman Kolodzik Becomes Second Princeton Finalist

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.

Men’s swimming and diving season canceled following suspension

Tigers impress at New Year’s Invitational

Princeton Track and Field had a terrific day in their home opener this past Sunday (December 11) in Jadwin Gym, taking on Penn, Monmouth, TCNJ, and Rider.

Who really won the Ivy League?

` After both teams emerged victorious in their season finales, the Princeton and Penn football teams were awarded the honor of Ivy League co-champions.

On Tap with Carrington Akosa

Men’s basketball staves off Liberty but loses Brase for season

Despite a late comeback attempt from the Liberty Eagles, the Tigers never gave up the lead in Saturday’s 67-64 victory.

Tigers' Win Streak Ends Despite Ferocious Comeback

The Princeton Tigers knew they weren’t going to let their win streak go down without a fight. And they fought to the bitter end, falling just short of a 5th straight win. Princeton lost to Fordham on Saturday at Rose Hill Gymnasium by a score of 57 - 55.

Women’s Ice Hockey sweeps Mercyhurst en route to four-game winning streak

The women’s ice hockey team swept Mercyhurst in their annual two-game series this past weekend.

Updated: Men's Swimming and Diving suspended over "vulgar and offensive" contents mailed to listserv

Track teams to host New Year Invitational this weekend

This Sunday the mens and women's track and field team will be competing at home in Jadwin Gymnasium hosting the New Year Invitational, beginning at 11 a.m. 

Tigers Head to NYC Riding 4 Game Winning Streak

As we get closer and closer to conference play, the Tigers are looking more and more like a team ready to compete for a tournament bid.

Men's basketball to take on Liberty as season continues

Fresh off of splitting their two game homestand, the Princeton men's basketball team is set to hit the road once more this weekend.

On Tap with Morgan Steelman

Morgan Steelman is a force to be reckoned with as a freshman on Princeton Women’s Squash, racking up two more wins against Williams and Middlebury this weekend.

Princeton Swim and Diving return from the Bruno Invitational with two second place finishes

Despite hard-fought efforts from both the Men and Women’s Swim and Dive teams and a well-deserved win against the Dartmouth, both teams finished the invitational in second place, trailing behind hosts Brown. In the 2015-2016 season, the Tigers hosted the Bears and the Big Green for the Big Al Invitational at Denunzio Pool, claiming the meet with a win in both leagues.

Tigers Go 1-2 in Nebraska Duel as They Look to Take on Lehigh and Binghamton

After an impressive trouncing of Maryland and Buffalo at the Madison Square Garden Grapple in the Garden, the 25th-ranked Tigers headed to Lincoln this weekend for another pre-season test as they took part in the Nebraska Duels, hosted by the University of Nebraska.

Hockey escapes with overtime victory

Down 5-3 with less than 10 minutes left to play in the third period against RPI, the Princeton Men’s Hockey team was faced with the possibility of a downright disastrous weekend.

Track and field teams jump to strong start at Metro Holiday Meet

The men’s track and field team opened their indoor season with a bang, winning ten events at the Metro Holiday Meet on Friday in Staten Island.

​Men’s swimming and diving continue ambitious season at Providence

This weekend, men’s swimming and diving will travel to Providence and take on the Bears and the Big Green. On Friday’s upcoming three-day invitational, The Princeton Tigers (1-1) hope to take away two clean wins against Brown (0-1) and Dartmouth (0-2). At their most recent meet on Nov. 18, the reigning champions hailed victorious over hosts Cornell (191-109), but suffered a defeat against the Quakers (192-108) despite their efforts. This marked Princeton’s first defeat against Penn since 1989.

Field Hockey ends mixed season on high note

At the start of the season The Tigers were diving very much into the unknown. The team had a two new coaches coming in just six weeks before the start of their preseason regime, Head Coach Carla Tagliente and Assistant Coach Dina Rizzo.

​Women’s Hoops Recap: Tigers set Records, Get in the Win Column

The women’s basketball team was looking for some spark to propel them back into their winning ways.