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Cross Country: No. 11 men, No. 22 women look for more postseason success

Cross Country: No. 11 men, No. 22 women look for more postseason success

Beth Garcia

The men’s and women’s cross country seasons promise to be equally as exciting and successful as last year’s dual-championship campaign. Both Tiger squads finished in first place during their opening competition at the Fordham Fiasco Invitational, but the runners have their eyes set on several important meets at later dates on the schedule and, of course, the title races at its conclusion.

SPORTS | 09/15/2011

Men's Water Polo: Freshmen will lead No. 17 Tigers

Kathy Qu

After an impressive opening weekend of competition, including five straight wins against No. 13 Santa Clara, Fordham, Harvard, Brown and MIT, freshman center Kayj Shannon of the men’s water polo team earned honors in his first week by being named the Collegiate Water Polo Association’s Southern Division Player and Rookie of the Week. Shannon led the Tiger attack with a team-best 12 goals in five games and will be a key part of the Tigers’ season.

SPORTS | 09/15/2011

Women's Soccer: Hoy, Blosser lead Princeton’s attack

Kevin Henneck

Last year’s season ended in disappointment for the women’s soccer team, when a scoreless tie with Penn allowed the Quakers to foil Princeton’s late bid for the Ivy League title and a spot in the NCAA Tournament. This season, the Tigers (1-3) will be without four graduated seniors, instead featuring eight new freshmen on the roster as they make another attempt at the conference crown.

SPORTS | 09/15/2011

Football: After injury, Cody seeks a comeback

Kevin Whitaker

In football, more than in any other sport, one play can define a season. Senior linebacker Steve Cody learned that the hard way in 2010.

SPORTS | 09/14/2011

Men's Water Polo: Tigers sweep host tournament

Amid the flurry of students returning for the start of the fall semester, the No. 17 men’s water polo team began its 2011 season by hosting the annual Princeton Invitational. By beating No. 13 Santa Clara, Fordham, Harvard, Brown and MIT, the Tigers started the year with a perfect 5-0 record.

SPORTS | 09/14/2011

Summer News & Notes

Four hoopsters sign in EuropeFour former Princeton basketball players take to the hardwood again this winter after signing with teams in European leagues.

SPORTS | 09/14/2011

Women's Volleyball: Strong start breeds league title hopes

Matt Siow

The women’s volleyball team has gotten off to a strong start to open the 2011 season. Princeton (5-3) earned second place in the opening weekend Hofstra Invitational by going 3-1 and has since notched tough road wins over Rutgers and St. Johns.

SPORTS | 09/14/2011

Football: Third-year starter Wornham leads Tigers’ offense

Shayan Rakhit

It is the second year of a new system for offensive coordinator James Perry, senior quarterback Tommy Wornham and the rest of Princeton’s offense. Coming off a forgettable 1-9 season, with a new coaching staff that included two new coordinators and new systems on offense and defense, the Tigers look to put last year behind them and take advantage of a third-year quarterback and a fast-paced system that has now had a full year to take root.

SPORTS | 09/14/2011

Field Hockey: With stars playing for USA, new faces see opportunities

Stephanie Gati

From the beginning of preseason in August through the first four games of the season, the field hockey team has been working hard to transition to a new season and a new roster. Though the adjustment has been rough at times, the Tigers have shown promise that they may have another strong year.

SPORTS | 09/14/2011

Institutional Knowledge: An ode to normalcy

Gone are the F. Scott Fitzgerald ’17 days of caravans leading up to the stadium and national heroes being made at the Yale game. What will take the field against Lehigh on Saturday is a group of honest workers that is not expected to win but will make the most of its time on the field. All it asks of us is a little patience and a little pride.

SPORTS | 09/14/2011

Summer roundup: Bradley terminated; Flaherty, Maddox sign

School is out and collegiate sports are in hiatus, but all is not quiet on the Princeton sports scene. Here are some notable stories involving former and current Tigers this summer.

SPORTS | 08/02/2011

Golf: Shon finishes one shot shy of cut at U.S. Women's Open

Rising sophomore Kelly Shon competed at the U.S. Women’s Open this weekend at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo. Shon made a late charge, birdieing two of her final seven holes, but she finished one shot above the cut line at plus-eight. Her two-round score of 150 placed her tied for 73rd in the 156-player field.

SPORTS | 07/08/2011

Baseball: Tigers fall to No. 7 Longhorns, Texas State

Despite a furious late rally in the final two innings, the baseball team lost its NCAA Tournament opener at No. 7 Texas on Friday evening, 5-3. Sam Stafford held the Tigers (23-23) to one run in seven innings, helping regional host Longhorns (44-15) advance to the winner’s bracket of the four-team double-elimination tournament.

SPORTS | 06/02/2011

Reunions: Walters '67 moderates panel of former University athletes

On Saturday morning of Reunions weekend, a group of Princeton athletes and fans past and present gathered to hear about the ideals of Princeton athletics, and about how student-athletes have learned to apply the lessons from the athletic fields to the business world.

SPORTS | 05/29/2011

Baseball: Tigers to face No. 7 Texas in NCAA Tournament

After winning the Ivy League championship and earning a place in the NCAA Tournament, the baseball team waited for more than three weeks to learn its postseason draw. That wait came to an end on Monday afternoon. Princeton drew the fourth seed in the University of Texas regional and will play the No. 7 Longhorns in Austin, Texas on Friday.

SPORTS | 05/29/2011

Crew: Women's 1V wins gold at NCAAs

The women’s open crew’s first varsity boat dominated its 2011 season from start to finish. It capped an undefeated season on Sunday by claiming the gold medal in the grand final at NCAA Championships on Sunday, beating the field by 1.5 seconds.

SPORTS | 05/28/2011

Men's Soccer: Princeton goes 7-0 in conference play

After spending nearly a decade away from Princeton, the men’s soccer Ivy League title finally returned to Roberts Stadium this season. The men’s soccer team, perhaps inspired by its late push in 2009, ran the league table this year, finishing 7-0 in a tough conference that sent four teams to the NCAA Tournament.

SPORTS | 05/25/2011

Baseball: Youth movement fuels unlikely turnaround

Few teams in any sport would find encouragement in a 3-12 start to a season. But for the baseball team, the non-league games at the beginning of the season helped head coach Scott Bradley figure out how best to use his young roster and move the Tigers out of the Lou Gehrig Division cellar.

SPORTS | 05/25/2011

Women's Water Polo: Tigers take second in CWPA South

This season, the women’s water polo team finished second in the CWPA Southern Division and fifth at Eastern Championships. Though the team added only two freshmen, both made a major impact, setting the stage for a successful season.

SPORTS | 05/25/2011

Men's Basketball: Princeton reclaims past glory

14 games were not enough to determine the automatic qualifier to the NCAA Tournament, as Princeton and Harvard met for a third time in the league’s first playoff since 2002. Weeks, months, years of practice came down to 2.8 seconds on a Saturday afternoon in March.

SPORTS | 05/25/2011

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