With a quick move, Parker grabbed on to the Drexel wrestler, put him off balance and then threw him to the mat.
For the past three years, the Tigers have concluded the non-Ivy schedule with seven lossses along with four or five wins.
CHARTER ? In a move that will certainly shift the balance of power in the beer pong community, one of the sport's best teams is rumored to be parting ways.'Prince' Sports learned yesterday afternoon that senior pong standout Andrew Lenz will likely trade longtime playing partner and fellow senior Matt Simmons for international pong superstar Yi Yong Fan before the start of the Charter Club pong tournament this March.Yi currently runs a junior pong clinic in Portland, Ore., but is coming out of retirement to play in the Charter tournament."Simmons has played Robin to my Batman long enough," Lenz said.In an interview given to Paddle Palace magazine, Yi said that "There is so much potential in the U.S.
NEW YORK ? After a six-hour meeting last night, the Ivy Group presidents voted 7-1 to expel Dartmouth College from the athletics league, effective immediately.Yale's Richard Levin said, "We have known for some time that the Ivy League had grown too big.
We've wanted to write this column for a long time. The time has come. The Princeton community and the sporting world have waited long enough.Our patience has run out, and so too should the patience of the new athletic director as soon as he moves in.Men's golf head coach Will Green has got to go.Now, there will be people out there, some of whom may even play golf, that will say that coach Green should keep his job.
In what must have been caused by a sin he committed in another lifetime, Princeton Athletic Director Gary Walters '67 was recently traded by President Tilghman to Columbia University in return for two apartment buildings on New York's 124th street, a borough in Manhattan to be named later and cash.The news was announced by Columbia's athletics staff last night in New York City."We are very happy to gain such a wonderful athletic director," a spokesperson for Columbia said.
At an emotional press conference yesterday, filled with tears and shouts, Roger Hughes, the Charlie W.
Penn Stabler: "So, did you ever win any big meets or championships in high school?"Sophomore high jumper Brooke Minor: "Well, I don't really want to get into that."P: (laughs) "Oh c'mon, seriously, I ask everyone that question.
Men's squash had two main goals for the fall: to win the Ivy League scrimmage and to take the Five-Man Team Championship.No problem.After claiming a hard-earned victory over Yale in the finals for the top scrimmage honors in November, the team focused all its energy into preparing for the Five-Mans.
The women's hockey team has been no stranger to success this season. WIth an upset over the break of then No.
The story, so far, is in the statistics. 4-0. 934-217. 17-0The first stat is the women's squash team's record thus far, representing four quality wins against Cornell, Brown, Vassar, and Franklin & Marshall.
Even Michael Jordan needed a strong supporting cast.The seniors on the men's swimming team comprise arguably the fastest class in team history.
Meat Loaf once sang that two out of three ain't bad. Three out of four is even better.Women's hockey made good with their four non-conference Winter Break contests, going 3-1.
This holiday season was one to forget for the women's basketball team.During the break, the Tigers failed to win a game, dropping two decisions at the Pioneer Classic in Denver before Christmas, and another three back in New Jersey after Christmas break.Their record now stands at 4-9."Over break the team really worked hard, but I think some of our problems came with just being consistent in how we attacked other teams," freshman forward Rebecca Brown said.
When most people think of athletics in England, soccer ? or football, as it is called there ? and rugby generally come to mind.
The men's basketball team dropped five of its last seven games and learned that junior forward Andre Logan was lost for the season in a break that was haunted by disappointment.After dropping games to Rutgers and Rider, Princeton almost turned things around in what would have been a huge upset against then-No.
After defeating Hofstra, 89-71, Wednesday night, the women's basketball team enters winter break action in a good position to continue its success.The Tigers are back at .500 (4-4 overall), and they have four more non-league contests over winter break ? two games in the Pioneer Classic Dec.
Going into winter break, the men's hockey team has one goal in mind ? to pick up some wins.
Women's hockey will spend its holiday on ice, getting acquainted with some teams outside the Eastern College Athletic Conference.
With three minutes, 19 seconds left in the third period, three Massachusetts skaters came down the center of the Princeton defensive zone, taking a shot on senior goaltender Nate Nomeland.
