After putting together a four-game win streak, the No. 7 men?s hockey team faltered over the weekend with a 4-0 loss to No.
The last time the women?s hockey team faced Harvard and Dartmouth in the same weekend, the results were less than spectacular.
The women?s basketball team defeated local rival Rider, 68-54, behind a strong team effort Tuesday night, halting a five-game losing streak before Ivy League play begins.
The Princeton wrestling team (2-8 overall, 1-4 Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association) finished off 2008 with some highlights and some lowlights.
Going into its game against Sacred Heart on Dec. 14, the women?s basketball team held an undefeated record at home, coming off a recent home victory over Monmouth on Dec.
The athletics department announced Monday that the basketball court at Jadwin Gymnasium will be named Carril Court to honor Pete Carril, the Hall-of-Fame coach who led the men's basketball team for 29 years.
Sometimes it doesn?t matter how you play the game as long as you end up with one more W. The women?s basketball team?s 52-41 victory over Monmouth (4-5) last night was a perfect example.The game started slowly for both teams, with neither getting on the board until sophomore guard Addie Micir put up a jumper two minutes, 31 seconds into the matchup.
What a difference a year can make. At this time last year, the men?s hockey team was reeling, having lost seven of its previous nine games, including its most recent series against Notre Dame by a combined score of 11-2.This season, it?s a different story for Princeton (10-2-0 overall, 7-1-0 ECAC Hockey). The Tigers enter the break atop the ECAC Hockey standings along with conference rivals Cornell (7-1-2, 6-0-2). With 14 points apiece, Princeton and Cornell have opened up a substantial first-half lead over their nearest competitors: Harvard and Dartmouth have each tallied 10 points.Junior netminder Zane Kalemba?s play has been the key to the Tigers? early-season success.
For the women?s hockey team, winter break holds a chance to prove something to the world of college hockey.Princeton (6-7-1 overall, 4-5-0 ECAC Hockey) already showed it could hang with the class of the East, tying then-No.
There?s no place like home. At least, the women?s basketball team hopes the old aphorism is true as it dons its home jerseys for the first time since before Thanksgiving.
In the first of three consecutive away games, the men?s basketball team will look to break its streak of close games and disappointing losses this Saturday against Manhattan.
With the wrestling team?s dual meet victory last weekend, a nearly three-year-old weight was lifted from the Tigers? minds.?It was definitely good to get the first one out of the way,? senior 157-pounder and captain Marty Everin said.
With Rutgers leading 45-44, guard Mike Coburn stood at the top of the three-point line, running down the clock.
In high school, when he was participating in a junior national competition, junior diver Dan Dickerson found himself in a tough situation that could have gone horribly wrong.
Q: What was your welcome-to-college moment?A: Walking from Forbes to Jadwin for 7 a.m. lift every Monday, Wednesday and Friday my freshman year.
Sunday, the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) recognized three Princeton seniors ? defenders Taylor Numann and Lisa Chinn and midfielder Sarah Peteraf ? in its selections for this year?s All-Mid-Atlantic Region women?s teams.
It is kind of a tragedy to see club hockey fall from its height,? senior club hockey forward and captain Austin Chow said.Club hockey has been a great recreational opportunity for Princeton student-athletes for more than a decade.
Let?s get one common misconception out of the way right now. Economic recession or no economic recession, CC Sabathia is about to become a very rich man.As are AJ Burnett, Mark Teixeira and Manny Ramirez, the major names in a star-studded 2008 Major League Baseball free agent class.But baseball as a whole is not recession-proof; only its superstars are.
Janice Benson ?80 embodies ?hockey mom? in a way even Alaska?s resident ?pit bull with lipstick? can?t match.
The men?s basketball team squares off in Jadwin Gym tonight with in-state rival Rutgers in the 115th edition of a series that could be dubbed the Battle of the Northeast Corridor Line.
