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Men's Soccer: After 1-1 tie, Tigers seek needed win

Men's Soccer: After 1-1 tie, Tigers seek needed win

With nearly two thirds of its season already completed, the men’s soccer team has reached an important crossroads. After a stunning opening set of four consecutive victories, which pushed it into consideration for a national ranking, Princeton (4-5-2 overall, 0-2 Ivy League) has now gone seven games without a win. But coming off several encouraging performances, the Tigers’ luck may just be about to turn.

SPORTS | 10/15/2009

Men's Water Polo: Team hits road for trio of weekend games in D.C. area

After a weekend of bumps and bruises, the No. 17 men’s water polo team will have little time to recover before it enters its final weekend of regular-season matches.

SPORTS | 10/15/2009

Women's Soccer: Lions bring potent attack to Roberts Stadium

The women’s soccer team will look to extend its 292-minute-long shutout streak when it hosts Columbia in a crucial Ivy League contest Saturday.

SPORTS | 10/15/2009

Women's Volleyball: Tigers look for second straight Ivy win

The women’s volleyball team’s first Ivy League win over Brown kindled a spark of hope in the hearts of its fans. This weekend, the Tigers hit the road to face another division rival. The question is whether Princeton will be able to keep the fire burning.

SPORTS | 10/15/2009

Field Hockey: Princeton unbeaten in league

When you dream big, it’s easy to let the details slip. But the No. 4 field hockey team isn’t letting its bid for the NCAA championship overshadow another goal: the Ivy League title.

SPORTS | 10/15/2009

Column: Yanks will win World Series, like it or not

Both the American and National League Championship Series begin later this week, and the West Coast and East Coast powerhouses of each league will square off. And of the four teams remaining in the playoffs, only the Philadelphia Phillies lost a game in their divisional series.

SPORTS | 10/14/2009

Men's Soccer: Tigers play to 1-1 draw

Last night, the men’s soccer team (4-5-2 overall, 0-2 Ivy League) hosted St. John’s (3-2-7) at Roberts Stadium in a game that was televised on ESPNU, and the nation was treated to a 1-1 double-overtime tie. With the draw, Princeton extended its winless streak to seven, and St. John’s recorded its seventh tie of the season.

SPORTS | 10/14/2009

Women's Soccer: Pont, defense shine in scoreless tie

Unfortunately for Princeton (5-6-2), goals have been almost as scarce as for its offense as well. The result of the latest shutdown defensive performance was a scoreless double-overtime tie with Lehigh (7-3-4) on Wednesday in Bethlehem, Pa.

SPORTS | 10/14/2009

Football: Star running back remains in hospital

Last season, Princeton was hopeful about its running game. An offensive line that returned all of its starters was ready to block for then-junior running back Jordan Culbreath, who had broken out in a game on ESPNU against Cornell as a sophomore in 2007. With fullback Rob Toresco ’09 graduated and running back R.C. Lagomarsino ’09 out for the season, Culbreath was ready to take over.

SPORTS | 10/14/2009

Cross Country: Tigers kick it into high gear at home

This Saturday, Princeton students will have a great opportunity to cheer on their own as the men’s and women’s cross country teams host the third annual Princeton Invitational. On top of participating in the Princeton Invitational, the women’s team will send its top seven runners to the Pre-Nationals meet at Terre Haute, Ind., the site of the national championship meet later this season.

SPORTS | 10/13/2009

Field Hockey: Success at midfield runs in the family

Sarah, Katie and Julia Reinprecht love to compete against each other. But it’s the nature of their competition that sets them apart from other sets of siblings and has made them an asset to the Princeton field hockey program.

SPORTS | 10/13/2009

Column: Hughes’ big blunder, and five other musings

It’s been a thrilling past few weeks in sports. Baseball playoffs are getting interesting, the college football season has been scintillating, and the NFL’s first month has produced some memorable games. But not everything is as it should be. These are just a few things that have been bothering me recently about sports, both in the professional world and here on campus.

SPORTS | 10/13/2009

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