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Experienced Tigers to seek Ivy title, redemption after subpar season

Experienced Tigers to seek Ivy title, redemption after subpar season

The cards look good this year for the "Magnificent Seven" of men's soccer, though at the end of last season they must have felt that they'd been dealt a rough hand.The seven seniors, given their nickname for being one of the nation's best soccer recruiting classes, helped achieve an outright Ivy League title in 1999 and seemed primed in 2000 for a repeat performance.

SPORTS | 09/12/2001

Harris and Stramandi excel at World University Games

Last Spring, Princeton's men's track team and the women's swimming and diving squad obtained considerable success in both the Ivy League as well as NCAA's.

SPORTS | 09/12/2001

University decides to go ahead with competitions as planned

After Tuesday's horrific events in New York and Washington, few on campus thought of the joy and camaraderie of sports.

SPORTS | 09/12/2001

Nugent keys men's soccer in solid victory over Monmouth

The men's soccer team kicked off its season in style ? with a thorough 5-0 beating of Monmouth Saturday at Lourie-Love Field.

SPORTS | 09/11/2001

Field hockey opens with 2-0 record

Stepping onto the field this past weekend for the first time since a season-ending loss to Maryland in the NCAA Tournament last November, the field hockey team made quick work of non-conference rivals Northeastern and Syracuse.The Tigers first dropped the Huskies, 4-2, on Sept.

SPORTS | 09/11/2001

Pharris leads men's water polo to win at Princeton Invite

Last season, the men's water polo team compiled a 24-10 record, reached the finals of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships, won the Collegiate Water Polo division, and had its first-ever third-team All-American in junior Kevin Foster.Since then, though, the team has lost half of its starters to graduation ? four of whom started each of their four years at Princeton.

SPORTS | 09/11/2001

Princeton starts out season ranked fifth; After two easy wins Tigers look for more

Out of the nineteen women on this year's field hockey team there are nine freshmen and no seniors.

SPORTS | 09/11/2001

Rusty men's golf slips, falls to 16th place at Navy Fall Classic

Preparation is generally considered the key to success in athletic competition. Being a successful Division I team generally requires months of practice before the first game.

SPORTS | 09/11/2001

Iowa State easy prey for women's soccer

Though coming off of one of the best seasons in its history, after one game it seems that the women's soccer team has nowhere to go but up.In a rescheduled game that took place Sept.

SPORTS | 09/11/2001

Women's lacrosse falls to Terps in NCAA Tourney once again

Two old foes marred the women's lacrosse team's otherwise succesful season this year. Dartmouth kept the Tigers from an outright Ivy League title, and perhaps more importantly, Maryland ruined Princeton's run through the NCAA Tournament.In their first Tournament game, the Tigers defeated No.

SPORTS | 07/15/2001

Men's, women's track complete spring with solid IC4A results

Capping off a somewhat disappointing season for both teams, men's track finished fourth at the IC4A Championships and women 's track finished 23rd at the ECAC Championships, both of which were held May 17-20 at Weaver Stadium.The men's team began its season expecting to challenge for an IC4A championships, but distance runner Paul Morrison '02 and shot putter Scott Denbo '01 were both hampered by injuries throughout the year, while discus thrower Dennis Norman '01 left the team for the NFL.The depleted squad stumbled into IC4As, having lost to Penn at the Heptagonal Championships May 13-15.

SPORTS | 07/15/2001

Men's lax beats Syracuse for NCAA title

Syracuse was going to win.With the score tied at nine at the men's lacrosse NCAA Championship game in Piscataway, the Orangemen had momentum and recent history on their side.

SPORTS | 07/15/2001

Men's basketball finishes surprising season with loss to UNC

Playing an opponent with superior size and speed, Princeton's execution needed to be perfect to escape with a victory, but the Tigers came up short.Some missed shots, a slow start, and a severe height disadvantage doomed No.

SPORTS | 07/15/2001

Marion Jones highlights Golden Spike event held at Weaver

Two dramatically different events ? and the athletes that won them ? captured the attention of Princeton and the track and field community at the Golden Spike Tour Open at the Princeton Invitational May 13.The meet was a rare spectacle, especially for Princeton track.

SPORTS | 07/15/2001

After injury-plagued 3-7 season, football looks to Splithoff '04 to quarterback Tigers next fall

Everyone loves a quarterback controversy.Fans, journalists, talk-radio hosts ? everyone, that is, except for the affected football team and its coaches.After a wild 3-7 season that saw no fewer than five quarterbacks score touchdowns, it looked like Princeton was heading into a situation to rival the famous spat played out on the Buffalo Bills over the last few years.Instead of Doug Flutie or Rob Johnson, however, the controversy would have involved David Splithoff '04, Tommy Crenshaw '02, and Brian Danielewicz '02.But head coach Roger Hughes wants nothing of the sort.

SPORTS | 07/15/2001

Baseball earns second straight Ivy title, wins first Tourney game in 36 years

Slow and steady may win the race, but slow then sprint won the championship.Baseball, after a less-than-stellar preseason, kicked into high gear for Ivy League play ? just in time to capture the Gehrig division title for the sixth straight year and earn a spot in the Ivy League Championship series.At the start of the season, things did not look quite so promising.

SPORTS | 07/15/2001

Crews turn in mixed results: Men's heavyweights win Sprints

With Harvard, Brown and Princeton trading places at the top of the Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges rankings throughout this year, the men's heavyweight Grand Final was almost certain to be among the most exciting races of Sprints.Princeton wanted no part of excitement, however.The Tigers broke away from the Bears and Crimson 500 meters into the final and never looked back, taking the Sprints title by three seconds over second place Harvard.

SPORTS | 07/15/2001

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