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Kauai, Hawaii, was not the ideal spring break getaway for the men's golf team ? torrential rain ended the Kauai Collegiate Cup after only 18 holes of play.But the Tigers only needed 18 holes to put together an impressive performance, shooting a two-under 286 to place third out of 12 teams in their best finish of the year."I'm very satisfied, especially given our previous spring break performances," senior captain Jason Gerken said.

SPORTS | 03/27/2006

Princeton slogs through break

Princeton slogs through break

Kauai, Hawaii, was not the ideal spring break getaway for the men's golf team ? torrential rain ended the Kauai Collegiate Cup after only 18 holes of play.But the Tigers only needed 18 holes to put together an impressive performance, shooting a two-under 286 to place third out of 12 teams in their best finish of the year."I'm very satisfied, especially given our previous spring break performances," senior captain Jason Gerken said.

SPORTS | 03/27/2006

Runners finally up and going outdoors

If the men's indoor track and field squad was considered an underdog this past winter season, you would have never guessed it by looking back at the team's results.

SPORTS | 03/27/2006

Hasbani and DeMond are All-Americans

For most of the men's and women's swimming and diving teams, the 2006 season ended before spring break, just in time to enjoy the annual week of relaxation.

SPORTS | 03/27/2006

Tigers toppled by Georgetown, Virginia

The women's lacrosse team had found recipes for victory twice before entering spring break: get on top early and get on top early.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Princeton goes 9-5 in West Coast travels

The California sun seemed to agree with the softball team when they first hit the West Coast, as they swept through the Capital Classic in Sacramento, CA, before stumbling midweek and recovering to pull out a 3-2 record at the Stanford Invitational, where they came up just short of toppling No.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Lax wins two over break

In sports, a team needs both possession of the ball and a coherent offense to score. It took them most of spring break, but the men's lacrosse team looks like it might've finally found a good combination of these two factors.Though the Tigers' (4-2) 9-4 win over Butler (1-6) on Friday seemed a bit on the flat side, Princeton came alive in the second half against Binghamton (4-3) yesterday with a seven-goal run in a promising display of offensive coordination.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Princeton goes 9-5 in West Coast travels

The California sun seemed to agree with the softball team when they first hit the West Coast, as they swept through the Capital Classic in Sacramento, CA, before stumbling midweek and recovering to pull out a 3-2 record at the Stanford Invitational, where they came up just short of toppling No.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Tigers fall in NCAA tourney

After receiving its first ever invitation, women's hockey saw its dance cut short in the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament as No.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Princeton falls to No. 9 Hofstra

If possessions are the currency by which the business of lacrosse is transacted, then the men's lacrosse team was nearly broke against Hofstra.Princeton (4-2 overall), then ranked No.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Tigers toppled by Georgetown, Virginia

The women's lacrosse team had found recipes for victory twice before entering spring break: get on top early and get on top early.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Lack of consistency leads to 1-7 record over road trip

They have talent. They have experience. They have all the pieces necessary to put together a dominant stretch this season, but like an impossible jigsaw puzzle the edges of the pieces refuse to interlock smoothly.The men's baseball team (4-11) limped back into town late last night, fresh off a 1-7 road trip, that was not exactly representative of the renewal, birth, and brotherhood that are supposed to arrive with spring.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Lack of consistency leads to 1-7 record over road trip

They have talent. They have experience. They have all the pieces necessary to put together a dominant stretch this season, but like an impossible jigsaw puzzle the edges of the pieces refuse to interlock smoothly.The men's baseball team (4-11) limped back into town late last night, fresh off a 1-7 road trip, that was not exactly representative of the renewal, birth, and brotherhood that are supposed to arrive with spring.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Princeton falls to No. 9 Hofstra

If possessions are the currency by which the business of lacrosse is transacted, then the men's lacrosse team was nearly broke against Hofstra.Princeton (4-2 overall), then ranked No.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Tigers fall in NCAA tourney

After receiving its first ever invitation, women's hockey saw its dance cut short in the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament as No.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

Lax wins two over break

In sports, a team needs both possession of the ball and a coherent offense to score. It took them most of spring break, but the men's lacrosse team looks like it might've finally found a good combination of these two factors.Though the Tigers' (4-2) 9-4 win over Butler (1-6) on Friday seemed a bit on the flat side, Princeton came alive in the second half against Binghamton (4-3) yesterday with a seven-goal run in a promising display of offensive coordination.

SPORTS | 03/26/2006

M. lax falls in another low-scoring affair

If possessions are the currency by which the business of lacrosse is transacted, then the men's lacrosse team was nearly broke against Hofstra.No 6 Princeton (2-2 overall) fell to No 9 Hofstra (4-1), 9-5, amid weak facing off that barely gave the Tigers a shot at overcoming solid play by Hofstra's offense.

SPORTS | 03/16/2006

Tigers hit the road for break

When spring break rolls around, the baseball team is just a bunch of minor leaguers, a bunch of young ballplayers looking to hit their stride so they can step up to the next level.

SPORTS | 03/16/2006

After strong fall, crew gets set for spring

Back in October, as fall midterms loomed just around the corner, Princeton's crew team headed up to Cambridge, Mass.

SPORTS | 03/16/2006

Tough tests keep coming

After the No. 6 men's lacrosse team (2-1) suffered a 7-6 loss to No. 2 Virginia on Sunday, head coach Bill Tierney was left wondering what might have happened had just a single shot found its way into the net."Any one shot on goal can be the difference," Tierney said.

SPORTS | 03/16/2006

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