Men’s Preview This year, as the men’s track and field team finishes their indoor season and enters the outdoor, they hope to reclaim the Ivy League Championship titles from Cornell in each.
MEN’S RECAP On Saturday at the Heptagonal Ivy League Championship, four miles into the 8k (4.9-mile) race, four of the top seven runners wore Princeton uniforms.
Men aim to take back Ivy Championship, perform at nationals On Sept. 12 in New Haven, Conn., senior Sam Pons led the Princeton men’s cross country team to victory against Harvard and Yale and to an exciting start for their fall season. The Tigers hope to use this momentum to help take back the Ivy League title from Columbia, who won the Heptagonals Championships race last year. “This is the first year in four or five years where we are not defending the Ivy League title,” senior co-captain Connor Martin said.
For the first time in years, Princeton cross country will confront Harvard and Yale on Friday in a head-to-head meet.
At the Penn Relays “carnival” on Franklin Field, Princeton track sophomore Julia Ratcliffe dominated the hammer throw competition with a distance of 65.89 meters, over 3 full meters more than any other competitor.
All-America first-teamer senior Boyce and sophomore Larson represent Princeton at NCAA Championships In her third trip to the NCAA Women's Swimming Championships, senior Lisa Boyce earned a first-team all-America selection in the 100 fly to cap off what has been one of Princeton swimming’s best-ever careers.
Men’s team will have to overcome strong Cornell squad to achieve third straight outdoor crown On a Sunday afternoon last May, Princeton men’s outdoor track and field dominated the Ivy League, including chief rival Cornell.
