After training in a blizzard over Spring Break and stroking through ice in their slides, Princeton's crew teams are definitely ready for spring and all the tough competition it can serve up.
For the past decade and a half, two teams have hogged the spotlight in men's college lacrosse. They face each other tomorrow when No.
Fresh off a California road trip over spring break, the softball team stood at a 7-8 record that included quality wins over top-ranked teams.
When you watch the men's volleyball team in a home match, you see a confident, solid group. The confines of Dillon Gym make the Tigers capable of stretching even the most worthy opponent to five games.
It's going to be a busy weekend for the women's water polo team.The Tigers (12-6) return to DeNunzio Pool this weekend to take on five teams.
After a week of training and racing in warmer climates, the men's and women's track and field teams are ready to start their seasons at home.The men's team spent Spring Break in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Hockey's premier skaters come from the frozen ponds in the North. Volleyball's hardest hitters hail from the beaches of the West Coast.
Heralded freshman hurler Gavin Fabian has wasted no time in becoming a key member of the Tigers' pitching staff.
The week before Spring Break, the University broke ground on the new science library that will reside next to Fine Hall.
Over Spring Break the softball team traveled to the Golden State to take on 10 top collegiate competitors.Princeton opened its week of play at the Riverside Tournament.
After a successful week in California over Spring Break, women's water polo jumped two spots from No.
In order to qualify for the NCAA Championships which begin on Thursday, members of the men's and women's fencing squads first had to display their skills at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic South Regionals during the first weekend of Spring Break.Two Tigers put on especially strong displays as they won their respective weapon groups.
After leading the women's swimming team to a fifth straight Ivy League title, senior Sarah Fraumann and junior Stephanie Hsiao had their sights set even higher as they competed in the NCAA Championships this weekend at Texas A&M in College Station, Tex.The championship meet kicked off Thursday.
The baseball team has achieved great success in the Ivy League the past few years, but it has not yet established itself on the national scene.
The men's and women's golf teams each competed over Spring Break in their first tournaments of 2004.
Both the men's and women's tennis teams returned this weekend from a tough week in California. They spent their Spring Breaks in Southern California soaking up the sun and trying to get in some training and wins before returning home."We had double practices during the week, playing in the mornings and afternoons in La Jolla and in Los Angeles," senior women's captain Alex Kobishyn said.
While most students spent the week before Break preparing for a relaxing spring vacation at the beach, senior Emily Kroshus and sophomore Cack Ferrell were busy preparing for a trip to Fayetteville, Ark., this year's site of the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships.Kroshus and Ferrell were the sole Princeton representatives at the meet, which held both men's and women's events.
Denver. It sounded semi-exotic, a mile high and all those mountains and what not. Who was more excited about the free trip for the first round of the NCAA tournament, the men's basketball team or me, is debatable.
More than one Princeton team was hoping to get to the Final Four over Spring Break, but like the basketball team, the women's hockey team was stymied in its efforts.In a pair of heartbreaking losses, the women's hockey team saw the end of its season last weekend as it lost to Brown (12-5-1 Eastern College Athletic Conference, 18-11-2 overall) 2-0 in the best-of-three series in the ECAC quarterfinals.Though Brown had the advantage of playing host to the Tigers (12-6-0, 20-11-0 ), the contest was expected to be fairly even, as the two teams entered the weekend having split the regular season series, 1-1.
Men's basketball failed in its upset bid against Texas in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
