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Sprint football falls to Cornell in second match-up

Sprint football falls to Cornell in second match-up

Optimism was high for the sprint football team heading into Friday's game against Cornell (2-2 overall). Buoyed by the implementation of four new plays and the fact that every player made weight and was therefore available to add offensive and defensive depth, the team was primed to end its 26-game losing streak.

SPORTS | 10/21/2003

Football utilizes deep threat to open airways on way to victory

The Princeton offense sputtered in the first half of last week's win over Brown (1-4 overall, 0-2 Ivy League). What really got Princeton (1-4, 1-1) going in the second half was getting the ball to its star wide receiver, junior B.J.

SPORTS | 10/21/2003

W. cross country climbs to No. 14 in nation; men win at Lafayette

Heading into last weekend, the women's cross country team was simply hoping to position itself for an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships.

SPORTS | 10/21/2003

W. volleyball extends win streak with two victories

This past weekend was undoubtedly one of the most important and successful weekends the women's volleyball team has had this year.

SPORTS | 10/21/2003

Second annual 'Princey' awards given to w. soccer

For those of you just joining us, welcome to the second annual midseason 'Princey' Awards, the only official awards ceremony endorsed by this author.On today's show, we will hand out some beautiful hardware to a few very lucky ladies from the women's soccer team.

SPORTS | 10/21/2003

W. soccer claws Lions on strength of Negron's goals

Two words spelled doom for Columbia women's soccer Friday night: Esmeralda Negron.Princeton's junior forward had a hand ? or foot, rather ? in all three of the Tigers' goals.

SPORTS | 10/20/2003

Men's, w. crew display ferocity at Head of Charles

George Bernard Shaw once wrote: "When a man wants to murder a tiger, he calls it sport; when a tiger wants to murder him, he calls it ferocity." Most crews came to the banks of the Charles River in Boston, Mass.

SPORTS | 10/20/2003

Defense rules as m. soccer battles Columbia to draw

There has been much talk of curses in the past week, but one has gone unnoticed. While this curse pales in the face of the Chicago Cubs' futility or the Curse of the Bambino, the Columbia Curse has plagued the men's soccer team for nine years.The Tigers have gone winless against their Ivy League rivals in this period, a trend they tried to reverse on Saturday night at Lourie-Love Field.

SPORTS | 10/20/2003

Water polo comes up with three wins in home stand

Can't nobody hold 'em down ? that's the message Princeton was sending as it progressed through the Inter-Regional Competition held in DeNunzio Pool this past weekend.

SPORTS | 10/19/2003

Field hockey trounces Old Dominion in last home game

On Senior Day, it was a freshman who led the field hockey team to its biggest victory of the season.Two early scores gave Princeton (9-3 overall, 5-0 Ivy League) all the scoring it would need to knock off No.

SPORTS | 10/19/2003

Football picks up first win of season

After the first three minutes, it looked like more of the same for football: a quick start, a turnover, a score for the opposition.After 60 minutes, however, Princeton headed to the showers as a winner.The Tigers (1-4 overall, 1-1 Ivy League) rode a defensive score, a 99-yard touchdown, a huge game from their tailback, and a 21-point fourth quarter to victory, topping Brown (1-4 overall, 0-2 Ivy League) at Brown Stadium in Providence, R.I., 34-14, on Saturday afternoon.Princeton stole the momentum from the Bears' homecoming festivities right away.

SPORTS | 10/19/2003

All four crews race in Boston at Head of the Charles

It should be a dazzling morning in Boston this Saturday when, on the banks of the Charles River, crews from all over the world will plunge their boats into the shimmering waters of the Northeast's most famous rowing venue and kickoff the 39th annual Head of the Charles Regatta.The Princeton men and women's crews, both light and heavyweight (open weight for women), will be among those boats navigating the mighty Charles, battling the majestic river in much the same way that their aristocratic predecessors, distinguished members of the Cambridge Boat Club, had for close to a century before.But the race itself has kept up with the times and is much more than just an elevated social event fit for garden parties and afternoon teas.

SPORTS | 10/16/2003

Brown plays host to winless football

When the football team runs onto the field at Brown Stadium tomorrow, it will meet an evenly matched team and one of Princeton's few remaining chances to record a victory.

SPORTS | 10/16/2003

Offensive-minded Columbia takes on men's soccer

An Ivy League men's soccer season can be a long, hard road, full of ups and downs, big wins and difficult losses.

SPORTS | 10/16/2003

Field hockey faces Ivy foe, national power

Opportunity.It has been a recurrent theme of the field hockey team's season thus far. Three times this season, Princeton (7-3 overall, 4-0 Ivy League) has faced teams ranked in the top 15 nationally, gunning to pull off an upset and establish itself as a national contender.This weekend, the Tigers have yet another opportunity to establish themselves on the national stage.

SPORTS | 10/16/2003

Women's soccer assistant coach Pfau plays unsung role

Every team has its unsung contributors. There are those who might not play often but still contribute tirelessly to daily practices.

SPORTS | 10/16/2003

Men's water polo to host Inter-Regional tourney

After several successful games under the sun in California, the men's water polo team will host the Inter-Regional Competition this weekend.The Tigers made a strong impression on the West Coast, finishing the tourney 3-1 to bring their record to 14-2.

SPORTS | 10/15/2003

Men's golf aims to improve on lackluster start to fall season

This weekend the men's golf team heads to Penn for the Big Five Penn Classic. The Tigers have struggled throughout the fall, failing to find consistency among their players.It is important for the team to succeed this weekend, not only because it will be facing a Georgetown squad that is currently among the top teams in the region, but because the field will include Ivy League rivals Penn, Yale and Columbia.

SPORTS | 10/15/2003

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