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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

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

Women's cross country finishes sixth at Districts; Kroshus reaches NCAAs

Women's cross country wanted to prove a few things this year.They wanted to prove they were top three in their league, but came in sixth at Heptagonals.Then, they wanted to prove they deserved to go to nationals at Saturday's NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional, held at Lehigh, and, again, came in sixth with 157 points ? far away from qualifying for nationals.So, while the Tigers have improved since last year, they didn't meet all of their goals."Certainly the program made a step in the right direction [this season] ? we just didn't quite maximize our potential," head coach Peter Farrell said.

SPORTS | 11/12/2001

Women's hockey drops two to Saints in first ECAC weekend

Despite being outplayed and overmatched, the women's hockey team gave St. Lawrence all it could handle for five periods this weekend.

SPORTS | 11/11/2001

Field hockey advances to NCAA semifinals with wins over Northeastern and No. 1 Old Dominion

The field hockey team showed its mettle this weekend, defeating Northeastern, 4-1, in the first round of the NCAA tournament, and then ousting defending national champions Old Dominion, 2-1, to advance to the Final Four.Though Princeton played Northeastern first, the Tigers' first true test of the postseason came on Sunday.

SPORTS | 11/11/2001

Women's soccer falls in final home contest to share Ivy title

In a season fraught with many great memories, women's soccer's 1-0 loss Saturday on Lourie-Love Field to Yale is one that Princeton would like to forget.

SPORTS | 11/11/2001

Men's soccer finishes Ivy season with convincing win over Yale

On a tear for the past month, the men's soccer team completed its Ivy League dominance with a convincing win over Yale.

SPORTS | 11/11/2001

Football comes back from early deficit to beat Yale

In front of a crowd of alumni and fans alike in the homecoming game Saturday in Princeton Stadium, Princeton (2-6 overall, 2-4 Ivy League) triumphed over Yale (3-5, 1-5), 34-14.

SPORTS | 11/11/2001

Field hockey hosts Northeastern in first round of NCAA tourney

Some people like to say that the best teams are those that treat every game the same and that play as hard in practice as they do in the most important game of the season.

SPORTS | 11/08/2001

Football expects the unexpected in battle against Yale

It's the Yale game.The Princeton Tigers (1-6 overall, 1-4 Ivy League) play host to the Yale Elis (3-4, 1-4) this Saturday at Princeton Stadium in what is one of the most historic rivalries in college football.And that is all that really matters.As for an example of how important a game this big is, cast your memory back to last season's matchup.

SPORTS | 11/08/2001

Women's soccer takes on Elis with league title on the line

It's pretty much a done deal for the women's soccer team. Atop the Ivy League with a 5-0-1 record, the team has already clinched at least a share of the Ivy championship and will receive, by virtue of a tiebreaker, the League's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.

SPORTS | 11/08/2001

Women's volleyball hopes to continue hot streak against Harvard, Dartmouth

The women's volleyball team has spent most of its season digging its way out of a hole. Early season woes nearly put what was expected to be a top-notch Princeton team out of the Ivy title race.

SPORTS | 11/08/2001

Men's soccer faces Yale, needing help to win second Ivy title in three years

It's the last game of the year, under the big lights, before the home crowd. Princeton men's soccer wants this win.

SPORTS | 11/08/2001

Schneider captains men's squad with determination and effort

For senior David Schneider, captain of the men's ice hockey team, it seems like only yesterday he traveled with his Tiger teammates to Lake Placid, N.Y., to play in the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships.The memories of the trip remain fresh ? the unthinkable comeback from four goals down against Clarkson in the ECAC semifinals to force overtime; the heartbreak of the eventual loss in the overtime period to the Golden Knights; and the ultimate feeling of emptiness after the team's final loss to Rensselaer in the ECAC consolation game.The trip to Lake Placid wasn't yesterday though, but three years ago when Schneider was a freshman just learning the ropes on defense as a Tiger.

SPORTS | 11/07/2001

From Little Cap to Tiger captain, Deland pursues passion on ice

Christmas Day is a triply-special day for the Deland household in Washington, D.C. Besides the obvious, Dec.

SPORTS | 11/07/2001

Women's soccer beats Fairfield for eighth-straight victory

The Princeton women's soccer team re-established its habit of dominance last night as it beat Fairfield (13-5, 7-2 MAAC) 4-0 and extended its streak of games without a loss to eight.The Tiger scoring came early and furiously, as Princeton built its 4-0 lead before the end of the half against its much-weaker opponent.With consistently strong build-up in the back and good movement in the front, freshman midfielder Esmeralda Negron netted the first two and sophomore forward Theresa Sherry found the back of the goal for the team's third."We played so well in the back that we were able to get the ball wide and to our forwards," senior defender Jess Collins said.The fourth goal of the evening, scored by freshman forward Kristina Fontanez, exemplified the type of build-up and domination Princeton maintained the entire evening.The play leading up to the goal started with the Tigers passing the ball around the perimeter of the Stag midfield.

SPORTS | 11/07/2001

Men look to experienced defense, young offense to propel them to victory

The men's hockey team has stumbled out of the gate with two losses to Niagara, falling to the Purple Eagles, 4-2 and 7-1.So what does a team that drops two games to open the season do to rebound before the year goes too far south?"We need to take care of business now," junior goaltender Nate Nomeland said.

SPORTS | 11/07/2001

JON PHARRIS — Men's Water Polo

Going into last weekend's Southern championships, the men's water polo team had not been playing up to its abilities.

SPORTS | 11/07/2001

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