“It’s key that we look at what happened, and then we need to move on with a big weekend ahead,” head coach Mitch Henderson ’98 said.
“It’s key that we look at what happened, and then we need to move on with a big weekend ahead,” head coach Mitch Henderson ’98 said.
From the charity stripe, the team’s struggles were evident. As a team, Princeton shot just above 50 percent from the free-throw line.
From the charity stripe, the team’s struggles were evident. As a team, Princeton shot just above 50 percent from the free-throw line.
Leading all scorers was Princeton’s Matt Allocco, who dropped 19 points on an efficient 75 percent shooting from the field.
Leading all scorers was Princeton’s Matt Allocco, who dropped 19 points on an efficient 75 percent shooting from the field.
“Tosan came alive at the end, and the guys made some really tough plays to get the win,” said head coach Mitch Henderson ’98.
“Tosan came alive at the end, and the guys made some really tough plays to get the win,” said head coach Mitch Henderson ’98.
Matt Allocco leads with 18 points, seven rebounds, and three assists to help the Tigers bring home their first victory of the season.
Matt Allocco leads with 18 points, seven rebounds, and three assists to help the Tigers bring home their first victory of the season.
The schedule includes two early-season invitational tournaments, one of which will take place at a former Olympic venue in London.
The schedule includes two early-season invitational tournaments, one of which will take place at a former Olympic venue in London.
The Princeton community gathered on Friday to share their favorite memories of the late coach.
The Princeton community gathered on Friday to share their favorite memories of the late coach.
Despite a slip-up in the second set, the match never got out of hand for the Tigers as they cruised to their fifth win of the season.
Despite a slip-up in the second set, the match never got out of hand for the Tigers as they cruised to their fifth win of the season.
In his 29 years at Princeton, Carril led the Tigers to over 500 wins and 13 conference titles.
In his 29 years at Princeton, Carril led the Tigers to over 500 wins and 13 conference titles.
All three players have graduated in the last four years.
All three players have graduated in the last four years.
