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No. 15 men’s lacrosse falls 16–13 to Syracuse

No. 15 men’s lacrosse falls 16–13 to Syracuse

Harrison Blank

The Tigers head to Hanover next week to take on the Dartmouth Big Green (6–3 overall, 1–2 Ivy League) at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 15.

SPORTS | April 9

Men’s soccer shuts out Rider in spring scrimmage

Men’s soccer shuts out Rider in spring scrimmage

Ava Seigel

“Each spring game we have is an opportunity for us to get better,“ junior forward Walker Gillespie wrote to the ‘Prince.’ “We take these opportunities very seriously so that we can build off of stuff that we’ve been working on in training and hopefully build some momentum going into next fall.”

SPORTS | April 9

Men’s volleyball sweeps weekend slate over No. 14 Charleston

Men’s volleyball sweeps weekend slate over No. 14 Charleston

Allison Ha

With these two wins, the Tigers now stand at second in the EIVA, while the Golden Eagles have dropped down to third.

SPORTS | April 9

Baseball falls to Seton Hall 12–10 in first in-state matchup

Baseball falls to Seton Hall 12–10 in first in-state matchup

Yousif Mohamed

Baseball will be in Philadelphia, Pa. on Saturday as they face off against the Penn Quakers for a three-game series. The first pitch of the double-header is set for 11:30 a.m., followed by a game on Sunday beginning at 12 p.m.

SPORTS | April 6

Softball defeats the Lehigh Mountain Hawks 10–4 at home

Softball defeats the Lehigh Mountain Hawks 10–4 at home

Tony Owens

The Tigers will look to make use of the momentum from this win as they welcome the Columbia Lions to Strubing Field for a three-game series on the weekend of April 8. This series will feature a doubleheader on the 8th and a final game on the 9th.

SPORTS | April 6

Women's lacrosse falls to Saint Joseph's Hawks, 19–17 in Wednesday nailbiter

Women's lacrosse falls to Saint Joseph's Hawks, 19–17 in Wednesday nailbiter

Evelyn Walsh

The Tigers will face the Columbia Lions at home this Saturday April 8th, for their third Ivy League game of the season.

SPORTS | April 6

Softball splits doubleheader against Penn Quakers on Sunday, winning series 2–1

Softball splits doubleheader against Penn Quakers on Sunday, winning series 2–1

Tony Owens

The Tigers handed the Quakers their first Ivy League win of the season on Sunday afternoon. They were however, able to win the series 2–1.

SPORTS | April 3

Tigers baseball scores and hits, but drops two of three in Cambridge

Gabriel Robare

After a dominant 18–9 win in the first game of the series, the Tigers dropped the next two games to the Crimson in two hard fought battles.

SPORTS | April 3

Former women’s basketball star guard Abby Meyers ’22 enters the 2023 WNBA Draft

Isabel Rodrigues

After playing a key role at Maryland, the former Ivy League Player of the Year has the potential to rise to even greater heights.

SPORTS | April 3

No. 17 men’s lacrosse defeats the Brown Bears on home turf, 16–12

No. 17 men’s lacrosse defeats the Brown Bears on home turf, 16–12

Diego Uribe and Harrison Blank

The win catapults the Tigers into third place in the Ivy League with three more conference games left to play against Dartmouth, Harvard, and Cornell.

SPORTS | April 2

No. 7 women’s water polo continues historic season with four straight wins

No. 7 women’s water polo continues historic season with four straight wins

Hayk Yengibaryan

Sophomore center Jovana Sekulic scored 15 goals during the four games and now has 66 goals on the season, leading the Tigers to a 23–2 record.

SPORTS | April 2

Men’s volleyball drops rematch with George Mason

Men’s volleyball drops rematch with George Mason

Kenzy Elshazly

The Tigers travel south next weekend in a matchup against Charleston (21–2, 5–1 EIVA), where they will hope to overcome the currently second-place team in their conference.

SPORTS | April 2

Tosan Evbuomwan declares for the 2023 NBA Draft

Diego Uribe

Despite being granted an additional year of eligibility following the cancelled COVID-19 season, Evbuomwan has decided to enter the 2023 NBA Draft.

SPORTS | March 30

“J.T.” to HTX: Jeremiah Tyler ’22 picked up by USFL’s Houston Gamblers

Ava Seigel

Jeremiah Tyler ’22, the former linebacker and backbone of Princeton defensive football during his time as a Tiger, signed as a free agent to play with the United States Football League (USFL) Houston Gamblers on Wednesday, March 29. Tyler will begin his professional football career starting with the Gamblers season opener against the Michigan Panthers on April 16.

Jeremiah Tyler ‘22, the former linebacker and backbone of Princeton defensive football during his time as a Tiger, signed as a free agent to play with the United States Football League (USFL) Houston Gamblers on Wednesday, March 29. Tyler will begin his professional football career starting with the Gamblers season opener against the Michigan Panthers on April 16.

SPORTS | March 30

Softball sweeps double-header against Rider Broncs

Softball sweeps double-header against Rider Broncs

Tony Owens

This weekend, the Tigers will play a three-game series against the Penn Quakers, where they look to continue their success in Ivy League play. The Tigers currently have the most wins (5) in the Ivy League, and the second-best record behind only the Dartmouth Big Green.

This weekend, the Tigers will play a three game series against the Penn Quakers, where they look to continue their success in Ivy League play. The Tigers currently have the most wins (5) in the Ivy League, and the second best record behind only the Dartmouth Big Green.

SPORTS | March 30

Staff Picks: Men’s Lacrosse vs. Brown

Staff Picks: Men’s Lacrosse vs. Brown

Diego Uribe and Harrison Blank

No. 17 men's lacrosse (3–4 overall, 1–1 Ivy League) will continue their Ivy League schedule against the Brown Bears (4–4, 0–1) at home, at Sherrerd Field, this Saturday, April 1. A win against Brown this Saturday would most likely catapult Princeton into a tie for second place in the Ivy League and give the Tigers solid positioning for a place in the Ivy League tournament.

SPORTS | March 30

No. 17 women's lacrosse falls to the No. 10 Maryland Terrapins

No. 17 women's lacrosse falls to the No. 10 Maryland Terrapins

Evelyn Walsh

Despite outscoring the Terrapins 4–1 in the fourth quarter, the Tigers were unable to make up their deficit, ending the game with a loss and a final score of 15–11.

SPORTS | March 30

Princeton baseball sweeps Dartmouth, tops last year’s win total

Gabriel Robare

In the three victories against Dartmouth, Princeton had double-digit hits in every one, and each game featured at least three multi-hit games from Tigers’ position players.

In the three games against Dartmouth, Princeton had double-digit hits in every one, and each game featured at least three multi-hit games from Tigers’ position players.

SPORTS | March 29

‘Helping the next generation of disabled athletes succeed’: Paralympian Declan Farmer ’20 on sled hockey and Princeton

Hayk Yengibaryan

Since joining the U.S. National Sled Hockey Team at just 14 years old, Declan Farmer ’20 has won three Paralympic gold medals, earning a Best Male Athlete with a Disability Award at the 2014 ESPYS in the process. “We want to help the next generation of disabled athletes succeed, that’s our responsibility to them,” Farmer said about himself and the National Team.

SPORTS | March 29

Princeton fencing earns second place at the NCAA Championships

Princeton fencing earns second place at the NCAA Championships

Ava Seigel

“It’s been a season-long effort that has resulted in three silvers and three bronzes individually [and] a second place team finish at NCAAs. [The] improvement from last year means the team is on an upward trend for sure,” senior foil Mohamed Hamza wrote to the ‘Prince.’

SPORTS | March 28

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