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The Daily Princetonian

Spicer leads men's soccer to gutsy win over Loyola

While most of the Princeton community was busy moving in last Friday, the men's soccer team opened their season in auspicious fashion, beating Loyola 3-2 at Alumnae Field in Baltimore, Md.Junior forward Darren Spicer led the Tigers with two goals, including the game winner in the 81st minute. Princeton strikes earlySpicer started off the scoring in the fourth minute after a foul by Loyola defenseman Gabriel Ortega in the box gave the Tigers a penalty kick.

SPORTS | 09/07/2004

The Daily Princetonian

Small spring sports wrap-up

Women's water poloAfter a highly successful regular season, the women's water polo team (24-9 overall) crashed back to Earth with a disappointing sixth-place finish at the Eastern Championships.Throughout the regular season the Tigers dominated their Southern Division opponents, including a five-goal victory over Harvard.

SPORTS | 09/07/2004

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Women's lax to battle Dartmouth on Sunday

In what they hope will be an inexorable march toward lacrosse history, the women's team can now chant, "one down and three to go." Resolved to make their date with three-peat destiny, the Tigers took the first step in their personal four-step program to lacrosse excellence by vanquishing Colgate in their first-round NCAA championship tourney match, 18-6.After jumping out to an early lead courtesy of five goals in the first 15 minutes, Princeton (17-0 overall, 7-0 Ivy League) used unrelenting defensive pressure to force Colgate turnovers and prevent the Raiders from establishing a rhythm to get back into the game.

SPORTS | 05/13/2004

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'Prince' sports outlasts WPRB in annual game

They say you can only whip a kangaroo once before it leads a horse to water. The 'Prince' sports staffers are that kangaroo.After a crushing one-point loss last season, timely shooting, smothering defense and surprise free throw shooting helped the 'Prince' team return to glory in the annual Matt Oxman '01 Classic, as the writers held off a late charge by WPRB for a 49-42 victory Friday afternoon in Jadwin Gym.The lead went back and forth in the early going, with the 'Prince' holding the largest advantages.

SPORTS | 05/09/2004