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Cross Country: Women’s team aims to remain competitive after top-5 finish

Although students are just now crawling wearily into lecture halls and seminar rooms, the men’s and women’s cross country teams have already gained momentum for their respective seasons. Stocked with both collegiate veterans and fresh talents, the two teams kicked off their seasons at last Saturday’s Spiked Shoe Invitational in University Park, Pa., where the men took first and the women came in second. Despite an intense schedule, both coaches and athletes are feeling optimistic, with strong starts to their seasons.

SPORTS | 09/15/2010

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Football: Cody vital for defense

What can help the newly minted 2010 football team turn over a new leaf? Turnovers.As senior tri-captain and inside linebacker Steven Cody pointed out, the new coaching staff has brought a fresh look to the defense, and one key aspect of this new system involves forcing more fumbles and making more interceptions than in recent years.

SPORTS | 09/15/2010

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Football: Star RB Culbreath returns to team

Roughly 11 months after he last donned the Tiger orange and black, senior co-captain and running back Jordan Culbreath is once again in action with the football team. Culbreath missed all but two games last season after a diagnosis of aplastic anemia, but his remarkable recovery led him back to a team that is thrilled to see its star rusher in good health.

SPORTS | 09/01/2010

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Summer update: Back to school

While most students still have a few days before they return to campus for the new school year, fall varsity athletes have already found their way back to Princeton to start preseason training. With the beginning of the fall seasons just a few weeks away and some exciting stories on the horizon, we bring you the final installment of this summer’s athletics highlights.

SPORTS | 08/30/2010

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Baseball: Barnes and two incoming freshmen picked in MLB draft

This week, junior Dan Barnes became the latest in a long line of Princeton pitchers to garner interest from major-league teams in the amateur draft. The Toronto Blue Jays selected the righty with their 35th-round selection on Wednesday afternoon. Barnes could have returned to Princeton to play his senior season, but instead signed a professional contract and will begin his minor-league career this summer, he said in an e-mail.

SPORTS | 06/09/2010

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Counting down the top 10 games of the year

For the final issue of the year, The Daily Princetonian counts down the top 10 Princeton sports games of the year. Selections and rankings were made based on the outcome, caliber, excitement and significance of the competition. There were far more excellent options to choose from than could be included, but these games helped make 2009–10 a memorable year for Princeton athletics.

SPORTS | 05/13/2010

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Crew: All four crews set for sprints

After a challenging weekend to finish the regular season for the women’s open, men’s heavyweight and men’s lightweight crews, all four crews are now looking forward to the start of the postseason on Saturday. The men’s crews will compete in the Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges Sprints in Worcester, Mass., while the women’s crews will race in the Eastern Association of Women’s Rowing Colleges Sprints in Cherry Hill, N.J.

SPORTS | 05/13/2010

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Baseball: Ivy foes prove too much

The baseball team had a number of holes to fill this season due to graduation and the professional draft. With many inexperienced players in key roles, the Tigers were seen as an enigma in a wide-open league. Their season played out much as expected: They showed flashes of talent but had difficulty putting all the pieces together.

SPORTS | 05/11/2010

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