Esmeralda Negron '04's soccer career has taken her around the world, but now she's returning home.
Next weekend, Princeton will host two NCAA tournament quarterfinal matchups. For the men's lacrosse team to fill the home stands with a sea of orange and black, however, it must notch a win on the road this weekend.On Sunday, No.
League and regional pride will be on the line this weekend when the Princeton crews compete against familiar Ivy and Eastern College Athletic Conference foes at Eastern Sprints.
This year in sports, a team's regular season record has not always predicted its performance in post-season tournaments.
For a few glorious days at the end of April, visitors to goprincetontigers.com ? the official website of Princeton athletics ? were welcomed by the face and voice of the 2007 Daily Princetonian Female Athlete of the Year.In a short video clip that played as soon as the website loaded, senior utility Elyse Colgan of the women's water polo team encouraged Tiger fans to attend the 2007 Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Eastern Championships at DeNunzio Pool that weekend.
The Ivy League is witnessing the reign of a full-fledged track and field dynasty that has Princeton's men's and women's squads seeing red for yet another year.The host Tigers could find no chinks in Cornell's armor last weekend in the Big Red's sweep of the Ivy League Heptagonal Outdoor Championships at Weaver Stadium.
Princeton draws VirginiaThe women's lacrosse team will play No. 3 Virginia in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday in Charlottesville, Va.
The men's golf team finished in eighth place this weekend at the Rutherford Intercollegiate hosted by Penn State, ending a spring season that saw the Tigers struggle more often than not.Coming off a disappointing tie for sixth at the Ivy League Championship two weeks earlier, the Tigers finished ahead of just four schools in the Rutherford Intercollegiate's 12-team field.The tournament host, Penn State, won the three-round event with a combined score of 894, 30 strokes over par.
Senior Jeff Terrell has not had it easy. At the end of his sophomore year, he had yet to play a single down for the football team, having ridden the bench every game his freshman and sophomore seasons while witnessing the team compile a less-than-inspiring 7-13 overall record without him.Even going into his junior campaign, Terrell faced an uncertain future ? three other young guns were competing for the vacant starting quarterback spot on the eve of the 2005 season.
The lacrosse tide is sweeping the nation, and skilled players are emerging from high schools across the country.
Despite uncharacteristically poor play, the men's lacrosse team (10-3 overall, 5-1 Ivy League) managed to edge Brown (7-7, 1-5), 8-7, in its last home game of the regular season Saturday afternoon at Class of 1952 Stadium.
In her final regular season game, senior attack Kathleen Miller soared ? literally ? as she leapt into the air to pull down a gorgeous pass from friend and teammate senior midfielder Alex Gangler.
Today is May 7, 2007, and the sports world is completely out of whack.Pulling a Peyton Manning?
Maureen '97 and Richard Barron, the head softball and women's basketball coaches respectively, resigned yesterday, as Richard has accepted a coaching position at another school.
Though the weather was sunny and the water was smooth, the going was rough for the men's heavyweight crew as it raced Brown for the 14th annual Content Cup held this Saturday morning on Lake Carnegie.
Forget the fall of Quinn, the most memorable moment of the 2007 NFL Draft was the trade of Randy Moss from Oakland to New England.
With one game left in the regular season, the men's lacrosse team has its sights set on one thing: an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament.
Classic would be the way to describe it. Classic in every sense of the word save the outcome. The No.
