Game-winners are indisputably the most memorable moments in sport. Think of Michael Jordan, and images of him nailing buzzer-beaters come to mind.
As real spring weather finally arrived, the softball team played its second-to-last Ivy League series over the weekend in a crucial pair of doubleheaders against league-leading Penn.
For the third year in a row, Cornell has the Tigers seeing red.The No. 5 men's lacrosse team fell to undefeated No.
Sydney Johnson '97 will take over as the head coach of the men's basketball team, the Department of Athletics announced Friday afternoon.
Good teams are the ones that are able to come out on top in their must-win games. While it's still too early to say just how good the baseball team is this year, the Tigers did come away with a pair of wins on Wednesday afternoon ? a pair of wins they needed to stay in contention for the Ivy League title.After heavy rainfall postponed a doubleheader with Columbia on Sunday, the Lions (12-21-1 overall, 7-9 Ivy League) returned to Princeton on Wednesday to finish off the four-game set.
In the midst of a tight race for the postseason, the softball team took one game from Ivy South rival Columbia but dropped the second game of its doubleheader in New York on Wednesday.
A number one ranking is something subjective. A number one defense is grounded in fact. When No. 1 Cornell hosts the No.
The football team will end the school year as more than just Ivy League champions. Early this morning, they captured the Princeton Dodgeball tournament title with a victory over the Black Student Union in the final.
It seems that Penn has Princeton's number this year.The No. 15 women's lacrosse team (6-5 overall, 2-2 Ivy League) fell to the No.
In the popular movie "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story," legendary dodgeball coach Patches O'Houlihan offers his players the following words of wisdom: "Always remember the five Ds of dodgeball: dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge!"Tonight, students and faculty alike will have an opportunity to dodge, duck, dip and dive their way around Dillon Gym at the Official Princeton Dodgeball Tournament.Last year, the men's water polo team was crowned champion of the court.
Player Profile: Kyle Morgan '07You think you know intense? You think you know dodgeball? If you know Kyle Morgan, a member of the defending champion water polo team you already know that you don't.Morgan prepares, probably more than anyone in the tournament, and knows how to handle the pressure and intensity of the tourney.We here at The Daily Princetonian asked him about his preparation regimen for the tournament.
When the Southern Championships roll around, the seniors on the No. 16 women's water polo team know how to do just one thing ? win.
On paper, junior twins Christian and Andrew Husby may be hard to tell apart.Both play varsity tennis, both are majoring in economics and both are members of the Quadrangle Club.
Varsity Men's Water PoloThere's no better place to start than at the very top. That's where the men's water polo team sits as the current defending champs of the Princeton Dodgeball Tournament.
Princeton's three-time defending Ivy League Champion men's golf team will take to the course this weekend trying to win its fourth straight championship title.The Tigers have won the last two Ivy titles at Ballyowen Golf Club, but this year they will leave the friendly confines of Vernon, N.J., for the bright lights of Atlantic City and the Galloway National Golf Club.
Here's a trivia question for the next weekly campus events email: What do baseball slugger Mark McGwire, American explorer Meriwether Lewis, playwright Tennessee Williams and St.
