The Princeton baseball men’s team had its work cut out for it this weekend as it opened its season against the fourthranked Louisiana State Tigers down in Baton Rouge.
Any doubts of Princeton women’s water polo team’s dominant season evaporated this weekend.
Men’s lacrosse is off to a 3-0 start to the season and is now ranked 10th in the nation after a statement overtime win against Johns Hopkins.
The Tigers’ success this season continued once more as both the men’s and women’s team impressed at the 2015 Ivy League Indoor Heptagonals, hosted at Harvard.
It was complete domination this weekend for the Princeton men’s swimming and diving team as they claimed their 30thIvy League championship.
The Princeton men’s tennis team achieved its highest ranking in the past 35 years last week, yet was given no break as the team was forced to take on yet another ranked opponent this past weekend.
Women's Hockey Goaltender Chelsea Laden of the No. 6 Quinnipiac (26-7-3, 15-5-2 Eastern College Athletic Conference) recorded her nation-leading 15thand 16thshutouts of the season as the Bobcats swept Princeton (15-14-2, 13-8-1) in a best-of-three ECAC quarterfinal matchup this weekend, ending the Tigers’ season. In Hamden, Conn.
The record-breaking women’s basketball team put another exciting weekend on the books as the Tigers (27-0 overall, 11-0 Ivy) cruised through victories over Yale and Brown.
With this weekend’s games finished, the Princeton men’s basketball team finds itself mathematically eliminated from a chance at the Ivy League title.
With Jadwin Gymnasium hosting the College Squash Association Individual Championships for the first time this weekend, the Tigers made sure to offer plenty of thrills.
There is good reason to think that this season of Princeton lacrosse will prove a memorable one.
As the season enters the home stretch, the men’s basketball team will face the Bulldogs and the Bears in the second half of a four-game road trip. Princeton (12-13 overall, 5-4 Ivy League) is currently No.
Women's Hockey In women’s NCAA Division I collegiate hockey, there is no league as deep or as talented as the Eastern College Athletic Conference.
The Tigers look to continue their still-perfect season as they take on the Yale Bulldogs and the Brown Bearsthis FridayandSaturdayat Jadwin Gymnasium.
As the season kicks into gear, the women’s softball team has a lot to look forward to in games played away from its frozen home field.
Following a spectacular weekend where the men’s and women’s track and field teams completed a sweep of the Harvard-Yale-Princeton meet, both teams continued their fine form this weekend by combining to win nine events, with the men’s team claiming six events and the women’s team bringing home three events.In the field events, the men’s team dominated the shot put, as three Tigers finished in the top four and four in the top seven.
Defending their national championship, men’s squash defeated Bates, Drexel and Dartmouth at the Collegiate Squash Association Team tournament this past weekend to protect their Division B Hoehn Cup title.
Sophomore diver Caitlin Chambers has a lot to be excited about, coming off of a perfect league season.
It was a packed weekend for men’s and women’s fencing, as both teams traveled to Philadelphia to compete in the Temple Duals, only to turn around and prepare the next day for the National Squad Championships. With the NCAA Championships not too far in the distance, both of these teams have reason to keep their hopes high.
Slifer strikes five times in upset win over Grey Hounds No.
