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Men’s hockey falls to Union College 2–1 after overtime goal
Men’s hockey was defeated by Union College after a last-minute overtime goal. The game concluded Princeton’s home-opening weekend.
On tap with goalie Natalie Grossi
Natalie Grossi of women’s soccer broke the Ivy League record for career shutouts earlier this season and extended it to 31 in the team’s final game against Penn this year.
Preview: Princeton men's basketball begins the long road to success in 2019-20 season
After a disappointing end to last season, Princeton men’s basketball is looking for a return to glory.
Women’s soccer draws Columbia 1–1
Women’s soccer drew Columbia 1-1 on Saturday, diminishing the team’s hopes for a repeat Ivy League title.
Men’s soccer defeats St. Joe’s 6–3, begins Ivy League play on Saturday
Men’s soccer (5–2, 0–0 Ivy League) defeated Saint Joseph’s University (4–6) on Tuesday 6–3, their last game before the Ivy League season starts.
Women’s soccer falls to Yale in Ivy League opener
The Tigers were defeated by Yale University this weekend in their first Ivy League game of the season. Another loss this season most likely means the team will be out of championship contention.
Grossi ties Ivy League record for shutouts with 29 as women’s soccer defeats William and Mary
Women’s soccer defeated William and Mary 1—0 on Sunday. Goalie Natalie Grossi tied the Ivy League record for all-time shutouts.
Women's soccer defeated 3–0 by Maryland
Princeton women’s soccer struggled on the road against Maryland, ultimately falling by three goals
Men’s lacrosse falls to Cornell despite third quarter lead, misses playoffs
Men’s lacrosse was defeated by Cornell 14–13 on Saturday. While the loss marked the end of the road for the Tigers this season, individual players posted impressive numbers.
Men’s lacrosse defeats Harvard 19–15, Sowers ties all-time points record
Men’s lacrosse defeated Harvard University 19—15 on Saturday, an essential win for their playoff dreams. Junior attacker and captain Michael Sowers had 10 points, bringing his career total to 247 and tying the program’s all-time record.
