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Premature Elegy for a Football Season
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
by Spencer Gaffney
It’s been a great season to be a Princeton sports fan. For field hockey, Junior Kathleen Sharkley was the most prolific goal scorer in the nation, notching 31 goals, and won the Ivy League player of the year (Princeton’s had six straight Ivy League players of the year, by the way). The field hockey team
- Published in Sports
Ivy League! Tremble at Princeton’s Autumnal Athletic Dominance (Sorry Football)!
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
by Spencer Gaffney
Pop quiz, sports fans: if you ignore the football teams (hi sprint!), how many games have Princeton sports teams lost to Ivy League opponents this year? Zero. Zilch. Nary a one. You read that correctly: field hockey, men’s water polo, women’s volleyball, and both soccer teams are UNDEFEATED in Ivy League play. (Granted, men’s water
- Published in Sports
Tagged under:
Caitlin Blosser, Field Hockey, Ivy League, Jen Hoy, Kathleen Sharkey, Lester Nare, Princeton Sports, soccer, Trey Peacock, Water Polo
Week In Review: Who’s On The Rise, Who’s Falling Down Edition (June 21 – June 27)
Monday, 28 June 2010
by Spencer Gaffney
Top of the agenda this past week: Gen. David Petraeus *85 *87 is tapped to replace Gen. McChrystal as the Commander of U.S. Forces in Afghanistan. Which got us to thinking – what other Tigers found themselves on the rise this week? And, since we believe in a strictly zero-sum world, which Princetonians have seen
- Published in Week in Review
Tagged under:
Ben Huh, Bob Bradley, David Petraeus, Elena Kagan, Ellie Kemper, Failblog, Heidi Miller, Jamie Dimon, Jerry Brown, Meg Whitman, Petraeus, soccer, Sonia Sotomayor, WASPs, World Cup
US Men’s Soccer to Train at Princeton Before World Cup
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
by Angela Wu
U.S. Soccer announced today that the U.S. Men’s National Team will train at Princeton’s Roberts Stadium from May 17 to 23. Players should be popping up around town on the 15th, according to a news release, but practices will be closed to the public. The team’s coach, New Jersey native Bob Bradley ’80, led the
- Published in Goings On