Snow, icebergs, and polar bears are things readily associated with the state of Alaska. With Director of Athletics Gary Walters '67's announcement yesterday, it would seem fitting to add one more item to the arctic list ? hockey.
It was a final push last Saturday as Princeton softball, already out of the race for the Ivy League title, tried to bolster its conference record in its last two games of conference competition against Columbia.Having lost two devastating games just a week before against Cornell, the Tigers' prospects at winning a third straight Ivy League title were nonexistent as they headed into their last home game of the season.
While members of the men's crew teams will use this weekend to rest and get started on their Dean's Date papers, the women's teams will be hard at work.Both the open and lightweight women's teams head off to Cooper River in Camden to race in the Eastern Association of Women's Rowing Colleges Sprints Championship.
With a forecast of partly cloudy skies and 80-degree weather, the women's golf team will take the Illinois State University Golf Course in Normal, Ill.
In the ever-present rivalry between residents of the East and West Coasts for dominance in all things, consequential and not, this weekend's women's club rugby action won the former some bragging rights.
Moe Berg '23 may well have had the most successful professional baseball career of any Princetonian.
One game away from the end of the regular season, Princeton men's lacrosse has no Ivy League Championship and no hope for an automatic bid to the NCAA Championship.Yet in the words of Paul Newman in the 1967 classic Cool Hand Luke:"Sometimes nothing can be a real cool hand."Despite the lack of an automatic qualifier, the Tigers' solid record (8-3 overall, 4-1 Ivy League) and consistently high performance make them serious contenders for an at-large bid to the NCAAs."If we win on Saturday, I think we have a pretty definite shot at being in the tournament," head coach Bill Tierney said.Although Cornell has already clinched the automatic bid for the Ivy League, the Tigers may still obtain one of the 10 at-large bids doled out by the men's lacrosse committee on May 10.
After clinching its ninth consecutive Lou Gehrig Division championship last weekend, the baseball team visits intrastate rival Rider (16-22) this afternoon for one final tuneup before hitting the road to play in the Ivy League Championship Series next weekend.For Princeton (24-18 overall, 12-8 Ivy League), the actual outcome of today's game will make little difference.
When the pressure is on, great teams do anything and everything within their power to win. Such was the case Saturday, when No.
This weekend, while the rest of campus was busy preparing for lawnparties, the men's and women's crew teams were busy wrapping up their regular seasons in style.
This Saturday's Larry Ellis Invitational was supposed to be a tuneup meet for the men's and women's outdoor track and field teams before they head to the Heptagonal Championships next weekend at Brown.
The baseball team wasted no time in clinching the Ivy League's Lou Gehrig Division title on Friday.
The women's lacrosse team's quest for a perfect regular season ? and sole possession of the league title ? was nearly spoiled by unranked Brown this weekend.The Tigers (16-0 overall, 7-0 Ivy League) eventually overcame the Bears (6-8, 2-5) in Providence on Saturday.
I told myself I would not write this column. At least not this early in the season. I mean, c'mon, it's not even May yet.And yet, all around me, talking heads are trying to intimate that the Yankees' season is already doomed, and George Steinbrenner has begun his search for more overpriced players and over-the-hill talent.Here's my message: Chill the f?- out.The Yankees are going to be fine.
When women's open crew's boat was misaligned halfway through its meet last weekend, fans saw Princeton's perfect Ivy League record slipping away.
The 2004 women's lacrosse team, already shattering records right and left, can record its first ever undefeated regular season with a win Saturday over Brown.The No.
In what might only be called a week of calm before the storm, the men's and women's outdoor track teams will be competing at home this weekend in the Larry Ellis Invitational at Weaver Field.
After enduring only its second overtime loss in sixteen years under head coach Bill Tierney last weekend, No.
Everything is in the baseball team's favor this weekend as it tries to clinch the Ivy League's Lou Gehrig Division title.
Sometimes the keys to success come from unexpected places. This was the case for the Tiger softball team on Tuesday, as it swept St.
