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For their efforts in field hockey's wins in both the first round and the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament last weekend, sophomore Cory Picketts and freshman Ashley Sennett both received Ivy League honors.Picketts was named Ivy League Player of the Week for the first time in her career after scoring the game-winner in Princeton's 2-1 win over Old Dominion on Sunday.Sennett earned Rookie of the Week honors for her two goals in the Tigers' first round win over Northeastern.

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

With limitless depth, men's basketball is bent on a repeat title

With limitless depth, men's basketball is bent on a repeat title

True ? the men's basketball team will be without Nate Walton '01, last year's star player, and C.J.

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

New coach, new season, new outlook give hope to w. hoops

The women's basketball team had a rough season last year. Head coach Liz Feeley left the program in the late summer, leaving the Tigers to dangle vulnerably under interim coach Kevin Morris.

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

Women head into season with high expectations, No. 25 rank

The dual meet against Boston College last weekend marked the beginning of a new season for the women's swimming team.The outcome, a tremendous Tiger victory, seemed to reflect the solidity of past years.

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

With five returning starters, Brown leads list of teams chasing Princeton for Ivy championship

Men's basketball in the Ivy League is like the Cold War. Just as the United States and the Soviet Union competed for supremacy in every way, from nuclear arsenals to ice hockey, Penn and Princeton battle on all possible fronts.

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

Deep men's team eyes Harvard with goal of Ivy League title

Men's swimming and diving is tired of second place.Actually, the Tigers been tired of second place for a while now ? about six years.Either Princeton or Harvard has won the Easterns title every year since 1973, but the Crimson have won the last six, and nine of the last 10.

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

Freshman class adds size, depth, talent to Tigers' undersized upperclass roster

Against North Carolina in the NCAA tournament last year, the Tiger starting lineup averaged six-feet, five-inches.

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

Men's soccer's Ivy hopes rest on outcome of Harvard-Brown game

And it all comes down to Saturday. One game to decide the Ivy League Championship. Will it go to Harvard, Brown, or Princeton?

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

Q & A With Women's Hoops Head Coach Richard Barron

'Prince' staff writers Chandra Russell and Blaire Russell recently sat down with women's basketball's head coach Richard Barron.'Prince': Where did you coach before you came to Princeton?Barron: I coached for nine years total at the University of the South, in Sewanee, Tenn.

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

El Nokali looks to take over as leader of young team both on the court and off

At 8:30 p.m. on Monday night, senior guard Ahmed El Nokali was on the phone in his room, which smelled like the dinner from Wendy's that he had not yet eaten.

SPORTS | 11/14/2001

CORY PICKETTS — Field hockey

The field hockey team is used to winning. The Tigers have dominated the Ivy League for several seasons and made three-straight NCAA Final Four appearances from 1996-98.Now add 2001 to the list.But just because it has happened often, does not mean field hockey has done it with ease.With just over five minutes remaining in Princeton's game against top-ranked Old Dominion Sunday, the score was knotted at 1-1.

SPORTS | 11/13/2001

In three years, Wren goes from novice to champ

It takes a special type of person to be a national champion. This status is usually achieved only after a lifetime of hard work and training.

SPORTS | 11/13/2001

Women's swimming opens season with convincing victory over Boston College

Coming into the winter, the women's swimming team had high hopes for the season.It was ranked No.

SPORTS | 11/13/2001

Men's team's quest for Ivy League championship leads through Harvard

Harvard and Yale. For any Tiger, the immediate thoughts upon hearing these words are of rivals and of inferiors.

SPORTS | 11/13/2001

Women rely on strong freshman class, depth, to replace former No. 1 Beaver '01

Women's squash has been played at Princeton for 30 years. In that time, no two players have provided a better one-two punch than Julia Beaver '01 and Meredith Quick '01."Julia and Meredith at one and two are pretty tough to fill.

SPORTS | 11/13/2001

Lagging fifth man dooms men's cross country at Mid-Atlantics

If placement in cross country were determined by the first four runners alone, then the men's team would have finished higher than third place in Saturday's NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional race at Lehigh University.In the words of junior Jon Bell, "we were ecstatic with the finishes of our top 4 guys." Those four Tigers ? Bell, senior Wes Stockard and sophomores Tristan Colangelo and Ryan Teising ? accomplished what no other team accomplished ? all of them finished in the Top 15.The race started up a long, gradual hill, with Stockard ahead of the Princeton pack.

SPORTS | 11/12/2001

Women's soccer to face Loyola

The women's soccer team (13-2-2 overall, 5-1-1 Ivy League), coming off the program's best season in its 20-year history, will enter the NCAA tournament on Friday, hosting unranked Loyola-Maryland (9-8-2).Loyola earned its first-ever bid to NCAA Tournament with 1-0 victory over Marist last Sunday in the championship of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.

SPORTS | 11/12/2001

Penn destroys struggling sprint football

Several times this season, sprint football has come close, though not necessarily on the scoreboard.

SPORTS | 11/12/2001

Women's volleyball splits weekend pair, falls out of league race

With a chance at winning the Ivy League championship almost within its grasp, the women's volleyball team came into last weekend looking for one more rung on the ladder to grab on to to pull it closer to first place, a position held by Penn.Of course, this is a ladder the team has climbed before, as the two-time defending Ivy League champions.

SPORTS | 11/12/2001

Men's hockey pushes Clarkson to edge, falls hard to St. Lawrence

In the wake of a meeting to identify the team's goals for the season last week, the men's hockey team may have lost sight of another kind of goal ? the kind that is scored on the ice to win games.Princeton's offensive woes this season continued, as the team lost back-to-back road games for the second time this season, falling to Clarkson, 3-2, and St.

SPORTS | 11/12/2001

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