Sports writer
Softball (14–24 overall, 10–8 Ivy) will close out the season this weekend with a three-game series at Dartmouth (10–26, 7–11). The Tigers will be looking to rebound after a series loss to Cornell (10–32, 5–13) last weekend, in which they took the first game 10–5 and lost both of the next two by a score of 4–3.
Princeton took two of three from Penn in a series highlighted by pitcher Ali Blanchard’s nine scoreless innings in a 1–0 extra-inning win.
Princeton softball (5–13, 2–1 Ivy) opened the Ivy League season this weekend with a 2–1 series win against Yale (8–14, 3–3), a solid start for a team that has already experienced plenty of ups and downs throughout the early part of the season.
Princeton ended the regular season on a high note with a pair of road wins this weekend, defeating Yale (13–13–3, 11–10–1) 3–2 on Friday and Brown (11–13–5, 8–9–5) 5–1 on Saturday. The Tigers will enter the ECAC tournament with a three-game win streak and a four-game unbeaten streak.
Men’s ice hockey (7—14—2, 5—-10—1 ECAC) snapped a four game losing streak Saturday with a 4-1 win over Yale University.
In the 2018 fall sports season, a remarkable five Princeton teams won conference championships. Here, we briefly recap their seasons.
Stellar performances from both freshmen and seniors have men’s water polo poised for a strong showing in this weekend’s Northeast Water Polo Conference tournament.
