The championship is the program’s 11th all-time win and first win since 2017.
The championship is the program’s 11th all-time win and first win since 2017.
Tigers take their first loss to an Ivy League opponent this year as hope for a home playoff series takes a hit.
Tigers take their first loss to an Ivy League opponent this year as hope for a home playoff series takes a hit.
Head sports editors Julia Nguyen and Wilson Conn recap the week in Princeton sports.
Head sports editors Julia Nguyen and Wilson Conn recap the week in Princeton sports.
Wins against Big 10 Wisconsin and Penn State bring the Tigers to 4–3 on the season.
Wins against Big 10 Wisconsin and Penn State bring the Tigers to 4–3 on the season.
The Tigers outscored Dartmouth 8–1 over the course of two wins over the Big Green this weekend.
The Tigers outscored Dartmouth 8–1 over the course of two wins over the Big Green this weekend.
With these results, the Tigers are now 2–2 in their last four ECAC games against non-Ivy League opponents, after starting the season 0–6–1.
With these results, the Tigers are now 2–2 in their last four ECAC games against non-Ivy League opponents, after starting the season 0–6–1.
The win improved the Tigers 7–2 in Ivy league play, keeping them in third place behind Penn (11–12, 8–2) and Yale (14–9, 8–1). The Tigers have five more games, including a second round of matchups against Yale and Penn. Princeton is on pace to remain in the top four in the Ivy League and qualify for Ivy Madness.
The win improved the Tigers 7–2 in Ivy league play, keeping them in third place behind Penn (11–12, 8–2) and Yale (14–9, 8–1). The Tigers have five more games, including a second round of matchups against Yale and Penn. Princeton is on pace to remain in the top four in the Ivy League and qualify for Ivy Madness.
Nathan Crumpton ’08 went viral after his Olympic entrance in Beijing. Now, he’s looking to use that fame to bring awareness to athletes’ financial struggles.
Nathan Crumpton ’08 went viral after his Olympic entrance in Beijing. Now, he’s looking to use that fame to bring awareness to athletes’ financial struggles.
The Tigers have the longest conference winning streak in Division I women’s basketball.
The Tigers have the longest conference winning streak in Division I women’s basketball.
On Thursday, former Princeton student and Team USA snowboarder Chloe Kim made history by becoming the first woman in Olympic history to win back-to-back gold medals in the halfpipe competition.
On Thursday, former Princeton student and Team USA snowboarder Chloe Kim made history by becoming the first woman in Olympic history to win back-to-back gold medals in the halfpipe competition.
Two Princetonians, alumna and defender Claire Thompson ’20 and current sophomore forward Sarah Fillier, have combined for six goals through four games for the undefeated Canadian women's hockey team at the Olympics.
Two Princetonians, alumna and defender Claire Thompson ’20 and current sophomore forward Sarah Fillier, have combined for six goals through four games for the undefeated Canadian women's hockey team at the Olympics.
Senior goaltender Jeremie Forget stopped 22 of 23 shots, and the Tigers are now tied with St. Lawrence for seventh place in the ECAC.
Senior goaltender Jeremie Forget stopped 22 of 23 shots, and the Tigers are now tied with St. Lawrence for seventh place in the ECAC.
The preseason poll rankings for the Ivy League women’s lacrosse teams are in, and Princeton sits in atop the poll after receiving a unanimous first-place selection, receiving all 18 votes.
The preseason poll rankings for the Ivy League women’s lacrosse teams are in, and Princeton sits in atop the poll after receiving a unanimous first-place selection, receiving all 18 votes.
Kim Newell ’16 saved over 95 percent of the shots she faced, placing her third-best in saves percentage at the Olympic Games.
Kim Newell ’16 saved over 95 percent of the shots she faced, placing her third-best in saves percentage at the Olympic Games.
Head Sports Editor Julia Nguyen covers what you may have missed last week in Princeton Athletics.
Head Sports Editor Julia Nguyen covers what you may have missed last week in Princeton Athletics.
The Tigers ended a two-game skid and completed their season sweep of the Lions in New York City Saturday night.
The Tigers ended a two-game skid and completed their season sweep of the Lions in New York City Saturday night.
The Tigers lost 3–0 to the St. Lawrence Saints on Friday, followed by a tough 7–1 loss to the Clarkson Golden Knights on Saturday, both on the road. They remain in position to qualify for the ECAC tournament.
The Tigers lost 3–0 to the St. Lawrence Saints on Friday, followed by a tough 7–1 loss to the Clarkson Golden Knights on Saturday, both on the road. They remain in position to qualify for the ECAC tournament.
Men’s hockey saw mixed results this past weekend. Princeton defeated Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute by a score 3–2 on Friday night, before falling 7–3 to Union College on Saturday.
Men’s hockey saw mixed results this past weekend. Princeton defeated Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute by a score 3–2 on Friday night, before falling 7–3 to Union College on Saturday.
The Tigers now sit third in the conference standings behind Yale and Penn after a disappointing loss against Cornell.
The Tigers now sit third in the conference standings behind Yale and Penn after a disappointing loss against Cornell.
The Tigers have won all eight conference games this season by double-digits.
The Tigers have won all eight conference games this season by double-digits.
