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Princeton Football loses season opener 42–35 against San Diego after disappointing collapse

Princeton football started strong but eventually fell to San Diego after a disappointing second half. While the Tiger offense showed improvement over last season, they lacked the consistency needed to pull out the win.

Princeton football started strong but eventually fell to San Diego after a disappointing second half. While the Tiger offense showed improvement over last season, they lacked the consistency needed to pull out the win.

‘More than just our sport’: PVC continues community mentorship through annual Youth Sports Clinic

On Saturday before the first football game of the season, Princeton hosted its annual Youth Sports Clinic. The event provides local children an opportunity to learn from and play sports with varsity Princeton athletes.

On Saturday before the first football game of the season, Princeton hosted its annual Youth Sports Clinic. The event provides local children an opportunity to learn from and play sports with varsity Princeton athletes.

‘Más que solo nuestro deporte’: PVC continúa mentoría comunitaria a través del Youth Sports Clinic anual

Princeton organizó su Youth Sports Clinic anual, haciendo mentoría para deportistas jóvenes en la comunidad local.

Princeton organizó su Youth Sports Clinic anual, haciendo mentoría para deportistas jóvenes en la comunidad local.

Preview: Football names captains and looks ahead to their first game

Princeton football kicks off their season Saturday at noon at home against University of San Diego. The team hopes to get back on track after a disappointing season last year.

Princeton football kicks off their season Saturday at noon at home against University of San Diego. The team hopes to get back on track after a disappointing season last year.

By the Numbers: Goals and medals for the Tigers’ start to the fall

This week in By the Numbers, women’s cross country took first in their first two meets, led by sophomore Meg Madison. Amid these accomplishments, the Tigers won over three-fifths of their games and had winning records both at home and on the road.

This week in By the Numbers, women’s cross country took first in their first two meets, led by sophomore Meg Madison. Amid these accomplishments, the Tigers won over three-fifths of their games and had winning records both at home and on the road.

Late goals lift men’s soccer past University of Massachusetts Amherst, 2–0

Men’s soccer overcame a slow start to beat the Minutemen.

Men’s soccer overcame a slow start to beat the Minutemen.

Women’s soccer overtaken by the Black Knights in a 3–1 loss

Women's soccer concluded nonconference play with a loss to Army.

Women's soccer concluded nonconference play with a loss to Army.

Overtime mania: Field Hockey splits the weekend in two close games

Princeton field hockey split the weekend, falling to Syracuse and then beating Rutgers just a day later.

Princeton field hockey split the weekend, falling to Syracuse and then beating Rutgers just a day later.

Men’s soccer falls to Hofstra 1–0 in spirited matchup

After a decisive victory over Rutgers to open the season, the Tigers fell to the Hofstra Pride 1–0 on Wednesday night.

After a decisive victory over Rutgers to open the season, the Tigers fell to the Hofstra Pride 1–0 on Wednesday night.

Corners win games: field hockey splits pair of games in Tiger Invitational

In their opening tournament, Princeton beat Old Dominion before losing to the second-ranked University of North Carolina at the Tiger Invitational.

In their opening tournament, Princeton beat Old Dominion before losing to the second-ranked University of North Carolina at the Tiger Invitational.

Preview and Staff Picks: Men’s soccer vs. Rutgers

In their first matchup of the season, the Tigers face the Scarlet Knights on Sept. 5 at Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium. The team will hope to have a positive start to the year against their state rivals.

In their first matchup of the season, the Tigers face the Scarlet Knights on Sept. 5 at Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium. The team will hope to have a positive start to the year against their state rivals.

Fall takes flight: Men’s sports preview

Men’s sports had mixed success in 2024, some teams took home championships whilst others floundered. Here’s what to expect in 2025.

Men’s sports had mixed success in 2024, some teams took home championships whilst others floundered. Here’s what to expect in 2025.

Fall Fever: Women’s sports preview

Women’s fall sports dominated the Ivy League last year, taking home four Ivy League Regular Season Championships. Here’s what to look for from this year’s teams.

Women’s fall sports dominated the Ivy League last year, taking home four Ivy League Regular Season Championships. Here’s what to look for from this year’s teams.

Pros in Princeton: Tigers host top water polo clubs in the world for exhibition games

 A.S.D. Pro Recco, the most decorated club in men’s water polo history, and Ferencvárosi Torna Club (FTC), the reigning back-to-back European champions, will play at Princeton this weekend.

Women’s soccer falls to Ohio State after strong first half

Women’s soccer drops to Ohio State in a 4–1 loss after a strong first half.

Women’s soccer drops to Ohio State in a 4–1 loss after a strong first half.

Bruised and senior-less, men’s basketball looks to rebound from a season of missteps

After a tumultous offseason, the Tigers are looking ahead to next season. With no seniors on the roster and a turnover in coaching, the season ahead is sure to be transformative.

After a tumultous offseason, the Tigers are looking ahead to next season. With no seniors on the roster and a turnover in coaching, the season ahead is sure to be transformative.

Tigers to Vikings: the search of Henry Byrd ’23 for a NFL home

Entering his third year of NFL football, Henry Byrd ’23 is looking to make a name for himself amongst the very best.

Entering his third year of NFL football, Henry Byrd ’23 is looking to make a name for himself amongst the very best.

Starting pitcher Sean Episcope taken at 155 by Milwaukee Brewers in MLB draft

After two seasons at Princeton plagued by injury, sophomore Sean Episcope will now be hoping to take his talents to Major League Baseball with the Milwaukee Brewers.

After two seasons at Princeton plagued by injury, sophomore Sean Episcope will now be hoping to take his talents to Major League Baseball with the Milwaukee Brewers.

Princeton catcher Jake Bold signs with hometown San Diego Padres

Following three individually successful years with the Tigers, catcher Jake Bold will try to take his talents to the big leagues after signing with the San Diego Padres.

Following three individually successful years with the Tigers, catcher Jake Bold will try to take his talents to the big leagues after signing with the San Diego Padres.

With Pierce to sit out the year, men’s basketball loses last senior standing

Senior forward Caden Pierce announced today that he will be sitting out his senior season of basketball at Princeton in the interests of maintaining his final year of eligibility.

Senior forward Caden Pierce announced today that he will be sitting out his senior season of basketball at Princeton in the interests of maintaining his final year of eligibility.