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Women's volleyball falls to Manhattan in final non-conference tune-up

Women's volleyball falls to Manhattan in final non-conference tune-up

With the start of the Ivy League season just around the corner, the Princeton women's volleyball team played its final non-conference tune-up last night in Riverdale, N.Y., falling to Manhattan, 3-1.The Tigers were able to eke out a 15-13 win in the match's opening game.

SPORTS | 10/04/2000

Matson, Miller, Townsend shine brightest for Princeton field hockey in season's first half

The field hockey team, currently 5-1 overall and 3-0 in the Ivy League, has definitely been the class of the conference to date this season.

SPORTS | 10/04/2000

Freshmen step up quickly to star in women's tennis lineup

This year's women's tennis team may be expected to repeat the successes of last year up and down the ladder.

SPORTS | 10/04/2000

IKE HIMOWITZ — SPRINT FOOTBALL

Recently senior offensive lineman Ike Himowitz of the sprint football team sat down with 'Prince' senior writer Sophia Hollander.'Prince': Sprint football is a lesser known sport.

SPORTS | 10/03/2000

Julia Allison shoots 144 on weekend en route to first place at Invitational

After toppling Ivy archrival Yale and the rest of the competition at the Dartmouth Invitational Sept.

SPORTS | 10/03/2000

M. soccer rebounds from three straight losses with victory

The men's soccer team had had enough.Yesterday afternoon in Teaneck, N.J., the Tigers put an end to their three-game losing streak and offensive frustrations by winning 2-1 over host Farleigh Dickinson.After the Knights (6-5-1 overall, 3-1 NEC) tied the game at one apiece in the 55th minute, junior forward Mike Nugent came storming back less than a minute later, scoring the game winner off an assist from sophomore Bob Nye.

SPORTS | 10/03/2000

Women's volleyball looks to maintain hot streak

The women's volleyball team is hot.After finishing a strong second in the Juniata ASICS Collegiate Invitational last weekend, Princeton will take the heat on the road, as the Tigers travel to face a familiar foe, Manhattan College, tonight.Princeton? now 9-4 on the season ? has already played the Jaspers once this year at the St.

SPORTS | 10/03/2000

Shaner sparks w. soccer to victory with goal, assist

Julie Shaner dribbled up the field through five defenders and lofted a shot towards the goal. The senior midfielder's shot popped up and over the tips of the Delaware goalkeeper's fingers, dropping down behind her into the net.With that, the women's soccer team took the lead for good last night at Lourie-Love Field against its Mid-Atlan-tic region rival.

SPORTS | 10/03/2000

Women's volleyball cruises to three wins, but falls to Division III Juniata

Anyone who has been to one of Glenn Nelson's practices is well aware that "tight sets kill people." After all, it is one of the coach's most repeated volleyball mantras.

SPORTS | 10/02/2000

Youngsters shine for cross country

The skeleton of a great cross country team was already in place with seniors Tensai Asfaw, Pat Anglin and junior Wes Stockard returning from last year's team, which finished tied for 19th at the NCAA championships.

SPORTS | 10/02/2000

Soccer teams look forward to break from conference play

The men's team has fallen into a three-game slide. The women's team has registered shutouts in six of seven outings.But today, despite their different fortunes of late, men's and women's soccer plan a similar focus on fundamentals.For men's soccer head coach Jim Barlow, getting the first goal in this afternoon's match at FDU-Teaneck is a critical step toward "getting back on track after a few games we've given away."For women's soccer head coach Julie Shackford, getting back to basics is also part of the gameplan for tonight's match against Delaware."Anytime you lose, you reevaluate," Shackford said ? referring to the Tigers' heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Rutgers.

SPORTS | 10/02/2000

Sloppy second half sinks sprint football in opener

"It was a tale of two halves."Senior captain and tight end Mike Piazza summed up sprint football's 16-13 loss at Cornell Friday night as well as anyone.

SPORTS | 10/02/2000

Athletes of the Week

In football's stirring 27-24 comeback win over Columbia last weekend, there was plenty of credit to go around.

SPORTS | 10/02/2000

After horrendous opening half, football snatches victory from Lions' jaws

NEW YORK ? Perhaps head coach Roger Hughes is on to something.All year, Hughes has preached the importance of "the next play." Standing all alone on the sideline, waiting to attempt a 24-yard field goal in the first overtime, the next play was the only thing junior kicker Taylor Northrop could think about."That's something coach Hughes has brought to this program ? the ability to focus here and now," Northrop said.

SPORTS | 10/01/2000

Men's soccer loses third-straight game to homestanding Lions

Columbia has Princeton's number. And they don't appear as if they're ready to give it up anytime soon.In the Lions' (3-3-1 overall, 1-0-0 Ivy League) league opener against the visiting men's soccer team (4-3-0, 0-2-0), Columbia maintained its dominance over Princeton by winning 1-0 ? its seventh straight victory over the Tigers.Princeton continued its disappointing slide, dropping its third straight game.

SPORTS | 10/01/2000

Despite Baril's 14 saves, field hockey falls to No. 1 Maryland

With the No. 1 team in the nation and defending NCAA champion in town, the undefeated field hockey team knew that it had to play well just to stay in the game.

SPORTS | 10/01/2000

Men's water polo earns three victories in North/South Invite

Throughout the third quarter of men's water polo's Sunday match against UMass, the usually animated bench of the Princeton squad was in complete silence.

SPORTS | 10/01/2000

Women's soccer back on track with dominating win over Columbia

As sophomore defender Heather Deerin stepped up to the ball 74 minutes into the women's soccer team's game Saturday at Columbia, the Tigers were getting frustrated.After dominating the second half of Tuesday's game against Rutgers without scoring, the Tigers (6-1 overall, 3-0 Ivy League) were being stifled by a Lion team that seemed content to pack its players back in their own defensive half."They packed the defensive zone early," senior forward Tanya Kalivas said.

SPORTS | 10/01/2000

Still smarting from Rutgers loss, w. soccer hopes to rebound at Columbia

Like pigs, all Ivy League games are created equal, but some are more equal than others.Tomorrow the women's soccer team travels to New York to take on Columbia, and while the Tigers do not wish to overlook the Lions, this should be one of their least taxing league games.The Lions were 0-6-1 last year in the Ivy League, and, while many of their starters graduated, the players that filled in the ranks have not caused a dramatic turnaround in the team's fortunes.This season, Columbia is 2-4-2 overall, having lost its sole Ivy contest to Cornell ? the lowest-scoring team in the league.Princeton is coming off its first loss of the season, a 1-0 heartbreaker against Rutgers on Tuesday."[The loss] was a wakeup call," senior forward Amee Reyes said.

SPORTS | 09/28/2000

WEEKEND SPORTS

Friday, Sept. 29 Women's volleyball at Juniata (11 a.m. in Huntington, Pa.) Field hockey vs.

SPORTS | 09/28/2000

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