After reading J.K. Rowling?s acclaimed ?Harry Potter? series, countless children dreamed of playing every wizard?s favorite game, Quidditch.
The women?s golf team showed vast improvement in its scores this weekend at the Shamrock Intercollegiate compared to the team?s last outing, the Mo Morial Invitational.
The No.18 women?s swimming and diving team reached a historic milestone this past weekend, sending a record seven swimmers to the NCAA championship meet and ending the season with four Honorable Mention All-America swimmers.
The six Tiger fencers who qualified for last week?s NCAA Championship tournament competed well enough to catapult Princeton to a 10th place finish out of 24 teams.
After three impressive wins during spring break, the women?s lacrosse team has a 6-0 record heading into its Ivy League season.The Tigers? biggest challenge came this past Saturday, when they hosted No.
Every once in a while you see an individual performance in hockey that overshadows the two teams on the ice.
While the women?s water polo team usually labors in DeNunzio Pool, every one of its spring break opponents plays outside in California.
Heading into the season, the men?s lacrosse team knew that it had a mix of veterans and fresh faces, and fans expected different faces to step up each week.
When the final buzzer sounded Saturday night at the ECAC Championship game, the Princeton men?s hockey team had done something it hadn?t done since 1998: win the ECAC tournament.
Updated 1:25 p.m.: The No. 4-seeded men's hockey team will face the top-seeded University of North Dakota in the first round of the NCAA championships in Madison, Wisc., next Saturday at 2 p.m.
Every once in a while you see an individual performance in hockey that overshadows the two teams on the ice.
Freshman epeeist Graham Wicas took the bronze medal at the NCAA fencing championships this past weekend.
Moments before Sunday night?s do-or-die game against Yale (16-14-4 overall, 9-9-4 ECAC Hockey), the No.
The men?s hockey team watched last weekend?s ECAC opening-round playoffs with an interested, albeit neutral, eye.
Coming off a season-opening flurry of wins, the women?s lacrosse team hopes to sweep past Penn State with yet another whirlwind victory during this weekend?s away match.
Off to its best start in more than seven years, the baseball team (6-1) will spend its spring break down south, where baseball weather exists year-round and the country?s elite teams vie for national supremacy.
With more than half of the softball team hailing from the Golden State, the Joni Mitchell line ?California, I?m coming home? rings true as Princeton travels to the West Coast for its spring break tour.
Princeton men?s lacrosse?s Hall of Fame head coach Bill Tierney has dominated all levels of the game as both a player and a coach.
Everyone knows a head coaching change can?t always be a cure-all for their favorite team. At the end of the day, it?s the players ? not the coach ? who play the game.
The women?s basketball team ended its season on a losing streak after Penn handed Princeton its third straight loss Tuesday night in the final game of the Tigers? three-game road trip.
