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The game: the tables are turned – Penn hoops travel to Jadwin tonight for premier rivalry of Ivy League basketball

The game: the tables are turned – Penn hoops travel to Jadwin tonight for premier rivalry of Ivy League basketball

'The Game' is tonight at 7:30. Penn and Princeton. Always the biggest game of the season. The rival schools have been the end-all of Ivy League men's basketball for decades.

SPORTS | 02/11/2002

Men's hoops tops Bears, falls to Elis

The sellout crowd of 3,100 invaded the court as the team's star finished the visiting team with an emphatic dunk at the buzzer.

SPORTS | 02/10/2002

Downward slide continues for women's hoops against Ivy foes

With eight seconds left in regulation and the Tigers trailing, 67-64, junior Allison Cahill threw up a desperate shot from the three-point line.

SPORTS | 02/10/2002

Road blues: Men's hockey struggles on ECAC road trip, gets one point

In life, love and hockey, it's the little things that count.The Princeton men's hockey team has made huge strides on both ends of the ice since the beginning of the season.

SPORTS | 02/10/2002

Women's hockey struggles past tough Cornell, whips Colgate

The Princeton women's hockey team (13-6-2 overall, 9-3-0 Eastern College Athletic Conference ? North) beat the teams it was supposed to this weekend, as it disposed of Cornell (5-15-1, 4-7-1) and Colgate (11-11-2, 1-7-2).Although the Big Red and the Raiders both sit near the bottom of the ECAC-North, they are very different teams.

SPORTS | 02/10/2002

Men's volleyball splits first two league matches, looks to GMU

In its first Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association action of the year, the men's volleyball team knocked off rival Juniata College before losing to national powerhouse Penn State.The five-set (28-30, 30-27, 36-38, 30-24, 15-10) win was the Tigers' first win over Juniata in their last four matches."Juniata's a team that's on the same level as us but for some reason we've always lost to them," senior captain Scott Dore said.

SPORTS | 02/10/2002

Bunt leads team on and off the mat

Only at Princeton could the senior captain of the wrestling team be both a mechanical engineering major and an experienced weatherman.

SPORTS | 02/07/2002

Women's hockey aiming for ECAC title

With a militant flourish, Princeton women's hockey marched through New York two months ago and conquered Ithaca and Hamilton.

SPORTS | 02/07/2002

Showdowns with Brown and Yale loom large for men's hoops in Ivy race

The fans began to scream. It was late in the second half of the men's basketball team's methodical deconstruction of Cornell Saturday night, en route to a 60-38 victory, but the roaring of the crowd had nothing to do with any Princeton basket.

SPORTS | 02/07/2002

W. basketball looks to regain its earlier form

The women's basketball team leapt into Ivy League competition this year with surprising back-to-back victories.First, on Jan.

SPORTS | 02/07/2002

Senior Scott Dore brings California expertise to Princeton men's volleyball

When most people think of volleyball, they think of people relaxing on the beach, taking in the sun and gently hitting a ball around.Scott Dore thinks of returning an 80-mph serve and digging the ball off the gym floor while it is 30 degrees outside.Even when growing up in California, the senior co-captain didn't play much beach volleyball."Usually, at the beach I would just hang out and go in the water," the Newport Beach native said.Like many high school kids, Dore stuck with football and basketball.

SPORTS | 02/06/2002

Sizing up the Tigers: A player-by-player guide to the men's basketball team

Tuesday's game with Penn will be the biggest of the season. Before the taunts break out on the Quakers, though, Princeton fans need to become a little more acquainted with their own players.

SPORTS | 02/06/2002

Young men's volleyball looks for EIVA success

Men's volleyball has three returning starters from last season's 6-13(4-11 Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association) squad in senior middle hitter Scott Dore, junior opposite Dennis Alshuler, and sophomore setter Jason Liljestrom.With the departure of seniors Blair Anderson, Ryan Black, Steve Cooper and Kevin Roche, Princeton will look to freshmen outside hitters Blake Robinson and Ryn Burns to fill the void.

SPORTS | 02/06/2002

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