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The Daily Princetonian

Trio of All-Americans form solid defensive line for men's lacrosse

Many lacrosse pundits would say that Princeton has the best defensive line in the nation. Some would argue that no other line ? whether it be offense, midfield, or defense ? can compare to Princeton's back three.The Tiger defensive line consists of three pre-season All-Americans ? senior captain Ryan Mollett, junior Scott Farrell, and sophomore Damien Davis.

SPORTS | 04/10/2001

The Daily Princetonian

Records fall as women's track competes at Duke Invitational

The women's track team opened its season Friday at the Sam Howell Invitational at Weaver Track and Field Stadium and at Duke University in the Duke Invitational.While the competition at Duke was stronger overall, several Tigers posted impressive performances at both meets, including a record-setting performance in the 800-meter race by junior Lauren Simmons.Sophomore Rachel Rosemeyer captured the discus title with a throw of 38.21 meters and senior Kristi Rosso outpaced the field in the steeplechase, finishing first in a time of 11 minutes 20.1 seconds.As on the men's side, more than one Tiger freshman made a strong contribution.

SPORTS | 04/10/2001

The Daily Princetonian

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

With returning attackmen like junior B.J. Prager and senior Matt Streibel it would be easy to assume that a freshman would have trouble cracking into the rotation for the men's lacrosse team.Freshman Ryan Boyle has not only cracked into that rotation but has taken it over and now leads the team in scoring with 11 goals and 16 assists through the first eight games of the season.But it was one week ago when the freshman had his breakthrough game.

SPORTS | 04/09/2001

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The Daily Princetonian

Women's water polo avenges early-season loss to win Southerns

Nothing beats winning a championship.Except, perhaps, winning that championship by crushing a would-be rival and getting revenge for an earlier loss....The Princeton wo-men's water polo team did just that last weekend, and continued its postseason winning streak last weekend by cruising to victory over Michigan, 11-5, in the title game of the Collegiate Water Polo Association Southern Division Championships.

SPORTS | 04/09/2001

The Daily Princetonian

Women's golf takes tenth in strong field at JMU Invitational

With an overall performance that fell short of the the women's golf team's full potential, the Tigers placed tenth in the James Madison Invitational this weekend.Despite favorable weather and a fairly standard course which would ordinarily favor good scoring, senior thesis stress plagued Princeton and kept the Tigers from attaining a higher finish.Princeton finished in tenth place, shooting a total of 643 ? 27 shots behind the winning teams.

SPORTS | 04/09/2001

The Daily Princetonian

Baseball sweeps pair with Dartmouth

Sometimes the baseball team rides its pitching. Sometimes the bats carry the Tigers. And if there is one overriding message to be learned from Saturday's doubleheader against Dartmouth, it is this: Princeton can win either way.In a rematch of last year's Ivy League championship series, the Tigers (9-15 overall, 4-2 Ivy League) easily handled the Big Green (6-11, 2-4), winning the first game, 1-0, behind sophomore righthander Ryan Quillian, and then taking the second, 9-6.With every start, Quillian seems to get more and more comfortable in his role as the team's No.

SPORTS | 04/08/2001