This spring break, the women’s tennis team (8-7 overall) traveled to Texas for three matches before conference play begins on Saturday.
Despite a strong team showing and several promising performances from underclassmen, the Princeton softball team (3-17, 0-0 Ivy League) failed to garner a win at the San Diego State Invitational this past weekend, falling just short in its five games against a strong field. The Tigers opened their weekend with a contest against the St.
After starting the season with a 2-6 record, the Princeton baseball team (5-7 overall) was in need of victories heading into a four-game stretch against Georgetown (10-10 overall) last week.
This past Friday and Saturday, the women’s water polo team continued their season in California, taking part in the annual Loyola Marymount University Invitational.
What a season it has been for the Princeton Tigers men’s wrestling team. This year, the Tigers have established themselves as a strong wrestling program to be respected and feared.
In an upset-filled March Madness, it seemed for much of the first-round matchup that Princeton (11th seed) would pull off the upset against West Virginia University (6). Despite valiant offensive and defensive efforts by the Tigers, WVU eked out a 74-65 win. The Princeton women's basketball team, playing in the St.
Despite high confidence and hopes, Princeton men’s basketball (22-7 overall) fell to Virginia Tech (20-14) in overtime by a score of 81-86.
The NCAA selection committee showed Princeton some love on Monday by awarding the women’s basketball team an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.
Returning to home soil this weekend, Princeton women’s tennis also returned to some winning form with a sweeping victory over No.
In the midst of a long schedule that includes many of the nation’s top squads, men’s volleyball will take on Loyola University Chicago and Lewis University next week.
The Princeton women’s track and field team took a respectable fourth place at the Ivy League Indoor Heptagonal Track & Field Championships over the weekend of Feb.
This weekend, the Princeton women’s basketball team secured a chance to play for the Ivy League title, improving its conference record to 12-1 with wins over Harvard (14-12 overall, 9-4 Ivy) and Dartmouth (12-18, 7-7). On Friday at Jadwin Gym, the Tigers led Harvard, 79-69.
It’s been a year full of amazing highs for the Tigers, but they were dealt a critical blow this weekend. As they looked to remain contenders for the NCAA tournament berth, the Tigers (21-6, overall, 11-2 Ivy) knew that the only way to guarantee a share of the league title with the Yale Bulldogs (22-6, 13-1) was to win their final three games.
This Friday and Saturday, the men’s volleyball team hosted a double-header against McKendree and Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (EIVA) rivals, George Mason.
In 1978, a dominant Princeton men’s wrestling team captured the EIWA title.
This weekend, Princeton women’s water polo will travel to Cambridge to play its first Ivy League opponent, Harvard, as well as Marist College and Iona College.
This Friday, the men’s hockey team will travel to Clarkson for the first round of the Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament.
After getting snubbed at last year’s NCAA Tournament, men’s lacrosse (1-1 overall, 0-0 Ivy) looks to make a statement this season.
The Princeton men’s tennis team traveled down south to Montgomery, Alabama for the prestigious Blue Gray National Tennis Classic.
