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Men's hockey rival Vermont cancels season after hazing cover-up

Men's hockey rival Vermont cancels season after hazing cover-up

The University of Vermont cancelled its men's hockey season Jan. 14 in the wake of freshman walk-on Corey Latulippe's suit alleging that he was hazed during a team initiation earlier this academic year.According to the Associated Press, the University has acknowledged that players were "coerced into drinking large amounts of alcohol, parading naked while holding one another's genitals and engaging in other degrading activities."Princeton senior captain Darren Yopyk said, "Obviously it's a really serious offense.

SPORTS | 02/02/2000

Hughes could bring a bonfire

In Hanover, N.H., a bonfire is not a very big deal. It's special. But it's also a guaranteed yearly phenomenon.Every single fall during every single Homecoming weekend, Dartmouth's campus flocks to its fabled 'Green' to revel in the glow of a bonfire ? no matter how that year's football team happened to perform.In Princeton, N.J., bonfires are quite a different story ? as Old Nassau's underclassmen may need reminding.

SPORTS | 02/02/2000

Q & A with Roger Hughes

Roger Hughes is the new head coach of football. He recently sat down with senior writer Andrew Funk.P: Were you surprised you got this job?RH: Yes.

SPORTS | 02/02/2000

Men's swimming captains seek to reclaim glory at H-Y-Ps

Last year, the men's swimming team was sorely disappointed in the Harvard-Yale-Princeton meet, losing to both rivals by over 60 points.

SPORTS | 02/01/2000

Health concerns test m. hoops' depth

Seventeen games into its season, two games into its Ivy League schedule, the men's basketball team is learning some new things.

SPORTS | 02/01/2000

Deep men's, women's fencing rout overmatched competition at Vassar invite

While most Princetonians were off campus, relaxing in the sun or the snow, the men's and women's fencing teams were hard at work this Intersession.The double practices all week proved beneficial Sunday when the Tigers dispatched the rest of the competition at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

SPORTS | 02/01/2000

Women's hoops refuses to shy from top foes

While its academic strength is unmatched, when it comes to women's basketball, the Ivy League is lightly regarded around the rest of the country.

SPORTS | 02/01/2000

Head of the class: Morrison only college runner in top 10 at Penn St.

After opening the season with strong team victories, the men's and women's track teams' post-exam schedule focused solely on individual competition.

SPORTS | 01/31/2000

Despite injuries, shorthanded men's squash cruises past Penn

There were fewer jokes. Smiles to friends in the gallery were exchanged for serious, quiet stretching as part of a pre-game workout that lasted twice as long as usual.

SPORTS | 01/31/2000

Athlete of the Week: Chris Young

Had you asked anyone how this men's basketball team would have fared with senior forward Mason Rocca sidelined with ankle problems and junior forward Nate Walton hampered by a broken hand, the prognosis would not have been good.

SPORTS | 01/31/2000

Hard-fought defeat to Columbia offers wrestling reasons for optimism

A tough loss to Columbia disappointed the wrestling team over Intersession, but it may turn out to be just what the Tigers needed to increase motivation and focus as the team heads into the most intense part of its season.Princeton equaled Columbia for individual wins, splitting the 10 bouts down the middle, but Lion heavyweight David Boyuk helped shift the advantage towards Columbia with the only pin of the competition, giving the Lions a 19-15 win."We had to move our weight classes around," head coach Mike New said.

SPORTS | 01/31/2000

Weekend split keeps women's hockey on playoff bubble

With the league tournament looming just a month away, the women's hockey team did not assert itself this weekend.

SPORTS | 01/31/2000

Women's squash narrowly falls to Penn

There's a first time for everything. This past Wednesday, the women's squash team experienced a first that it did not enjoy, as it lost to Pennsylvania, 5-4.In the 24-year history of Penn's women's squash program, the Quakers, the nation's top-ranked team, had never defeated Princeton (5-1 overall, 2-1 Ivy League) until last week.

SPORTS | 01/31/2000

W. tennis phenom Krishnamurthy streaks to 24 straight match wins

While the heart of the women's tennis team's spring season will not arrive until March, the Tigers' freshman phenom Kavitha Krishnamurthy showed the prowess of midseason strength over Intersession by claiming the individual title at the Georgia Invitational Jan.

SPORTS | 01/30/2000

Mixed results for men's volleyball in California homecoming

Although the men's volleyball team's post-exam itinerary included a journey through laid-back California to open its season, Princeton could find no relaxation on the West Coast while facing some of its toughest competition of the year.The Tigers (1-2 overall) opened against defending NCAA Division III champion La Verne (0-6) Jan.

SPORTS | 01/30/2000

Struggling to stay afloat, w. hoops sinks to the bottom of the Ivy League

Like a wave on the sea shore, the Princeton women's basketball team crashed upon its opponents this intersession.

SPORTS | 01/30/2000

Men's and women's swimming excel over break in preparation for H-Y-Ps

After women's swimming head coach Susan Teeter's landmark 100th career win at the women's swim meet this weekend in New York City, there were cheers, celebrating and even a huge orange and black banner, courtesy of the swimmers and their parents, to welcome Teeter into the "Century Club."But Teeter did not receive the traditional push in the water for such a grand accomplishment.The Tigers (8-0 overall, 7-0 Ivy League) dominated Columbia by the score of 138-95, but their coach knew that it wasn't time for a full celebration."Teeter is extraordinarily modest when it comes to this sort of stuff," senior captain Alyson Goodner said.

SPORTS | 01/30/2000

Men's hoops opens Ivies with two wins

NEW YORK CITY ? Despite the fact that junior forward Nathan Walton's weekend statistics show just two minutes, two points and two rebounds, those in attendance Saturday night at Levien Gymnasium in New York City would agree his contribution was much greater than those numbers indicate.With the men's basketball team (10-7 overall, 2-0 Ivy League) clinging to a five-point advantage, sophomore center Chris Young's fourth foul with five minutes, ten seconds to play forced head coach Bill Carmody to call on the injured Walton to protect the lead.Walton entered the game and immediately wrestled down an important defensive rebound, despite his broken right hand, which was protected by a clumsy cast.

SPORTS | 01/30/2000

Men's hockey falls to 7th place with three straight losses

Chalk it up to traditional post-break rustiness, or perhaps place the blame on old-fashioned poor play.Whatever the reason, the men's hockey team took a step backward in its first three games after a two-week layoff, dropping all three contests to fall to 6-10-3 overall on the season.A 6-2 loss to Rensselaer Friday and a 3-1 loss to Union Saturday at Baker Rink left Princeton tied for seventh in the Eastern College Athletic Conference with a 4-5-3 league record.

SPORTS | 01/30/2000

League-title race remains wide open in parity-filled Ivies

In the midst of a 16-day layoff between games, the women's basketball team has done a lot of watching and waiting.

SPORTS | 01/16/2000

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