Men's Squash sweeps Brown, falls in close match to no. 3 Yale Intersession was no break for Princeton men’s squash.
After a three-week hiatus from competition, the wrestling team returned tocompetition Saturday afternoon with a double-header at home.
One of only a few disappointments for the women’s basketball team last season was its loss to Harvard, which snapped a 33-game conference winning streak.
After two months away from the courts, the No. 4 women’s squash (7-3) returned to Jadwin Gymnasiumon Saturdayto kick off an action-packed weekend. On SaturdayPrinceton faced off against 10th-ranked Brown, the first of the trio of top-10 teams they played over the two days.
This weekend the Princeton men's hockey team (4-17 overall, 3-11 ECAC) had an Ivy League road trip, as it took on Harvard (6-11-3, 3-9-3) on Friday and Dartmouth (4-15-3, 3-11-1) on Saturday.
The men's basketball team suffered two Ivy League defeats over the weekend, effectively eliminating the already-small chance they had at winning the conference.
Princeton women’s ice hockey (11-9-3 overall, 7-7-2 ECAC) hosted a pair of Ivy and ECAC rivals in No.
It was a busy weekend on the road for the squash teams, as the Tigers opened Ivy League play with mixed results. On Saturday, the Tigers traveled to Boston, where the No.
Men’s Hockey: Tigers pick up 4th win The men’s hockey team broke its six-game losing streak on Friday when it took down Rensselaer.
The women’s basketball team kicked off its Ivy League season with an 84-53 leveling of Penn on Saturday.
The women’s ice hockey team spent the past weekend in New York, playing two conference games against Union and Rensselaer, tying one and losing the other. The Tigers (9-8-3, 6-6-2 ECAC) played a tough game against Union on Friday night.
Princeton sports were in trouble.In 1992, the University’s vice president penned a study bringing varsity athletics under the microscope.
PHILADELPHIA, PA -Princeton’s hopes of an Ivy League title took a huge hit Saturday with a shocking 77-74 loss to Penn at the Palestra. The men's basketball team (11-3, 0-1 Ivy League) was expected to steamroll the Quakers (3-10, 1-0 Ivy League) and go into the finals break confident about its matchup with Harvard at the end of January.Penn came into the game with a scoring margin of -7.7, while Princeton’s was +7.5.
The men's basketball team begins the "Fourteen-Game Tournament" that is the Ivy League season tonight with a trip to the Palestra to face rival Penn.
Senior midfielder Tom Schreiber of the men's lacrosse team was the first overall pick in Friday's Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft. The two-time first team All-America selection and three-time All-Ivy honoree was picked by the Ohio Machine in the hopes that he can contribute to the team's restructured midfield.
It is a time-honored tradition that, before the first men's basketball game of the season between Princeton and Penn, the Sports Editors of theDaily PrincetonianandDaily Pennsylvanianexchange columns in which they trash-talk the other school's team.
It is a time-honored tradition that, before the first men's basketball game of the season between Princeton and Penn, the Sports Editors of theDaily PrincetonianandDaily Pennsylvanianexchange columns in which they trash-talk the other school's team.
Senior track and field athlete Michael Williams is a national class runner. As a key leg of Princeton’s distance medley relay, Williams has won both the prestigious Penn Relays and National Championships.
The women's ice hockey team took on No. 10 Quinnipiac (15-2-5 overall, 6-2-4 ECAC) last night, the first game of three on a road trip that also takes the team to Union and Rensselaer.
The women’s hockey team returned to Baker Rink for the first time in a month with back-to-back wins against Connecticut. In Thursday’s game, the Tigers (9-6-2 overall, 6-4-1 ECAC) dusted themselves off after a shaky first period to beat the Huskies (4-12-2, 1-4-1 Hockey East) 4-1.
