Men’s
Baseball (28-20, 12-8 Ivy) June 6 Virginia 9, Princeton 0 (N.C.A.A. Tournament)
June 6 Vanderbilt 11, Princeton 1 (N.C.A.A. Tournament)
June 5 Princeton 4, Virginia 2 (N.C.A.A. Tournament)
May 8 Princeton
5, Dartmouth 4 (Ivy Championship Series)
May 8 Princeton 14, Dartmouth 3 (Ivy Championship Series)
May 5 Princeton 15, Rider 1
May 2 Princeton 3, Cornell 2
May 2 Princeton 4, Cornell 1
April 30 Cornell 7, Princeton 5
April 30 Princeton 14, Cornell 2
April 27 St. John’s 6, Princeton 4
April 25 Penn 9, Princeton 7
April 25 Penn 8, Princeton 3
April 24 Princeton 14, Penn 1
April 24 Princeton 21, Penn 11
April 21 Seton Hall 11, Princeton 5
April 20 Princeton 12, Monmouth 5
April 18 Princeton 3, Columbia 1
April 18 Princeton 8, Columbia 4
April 18 Princeton 23, Columbia 9
April 17 Princeton 10, Columbia 9
April 15 Rutgers 15, Princeton 6
April 10 Princeton 8, Dartmouth 7
April 10 Dartmouth 14, Princeton 6
April 9 Princeton 6, Yale 5
April 9 Yale 2, Princeton 1
April 4 Harvard 4, Princeton 1
April 4 Harvard 11, Princeton 7
April 3 Dartmouth 5, Princeton 2
April 3 Princeton 10, Dartmouth 2
March 28 Princeton 4, Stony Brook 1
March 28 Stony Brook 2, Princeton 1
March 27 Princeton 4, Stony Brook 3
March 27 Princeton 2, Stony Brook 0
March 21 Virginia Commonwealth 1, Princeton 0
March 20 Princeton 9, Virginia Commonwealth 7
March 20 Virginia Commonwealth 5, Princeton 0
March 19 Princeton 3, Virginia Commonwealth 1
March 18 North Carolina A&T 10, Princeton 9
March 17 North Carolina 12, Princeton 2
March 16 North Carolina 14, Princeton 9
March 15 Princeton 9, Elon 3
March 14 Princeton 10, Duke 3
March 13 Princeton 13, Duke 1
March 12 Duke 8, Princeton 1
March 7 Princeton 9, Old Dominion 5
March 6 Princeton 6, Old Dominion 1
March 5 Princeton 14, Old Dominion 8
Men’s
Basketball(20-8, 13-1 Ivy)
March 18 Texas 66, Princeton 49 (N.C.A.A. Tournament)
March 9 Princeton 76, Penn 70 (OT)
March 6 Princeton 64, Dartmouth 59
March 5 Princeton 60, Harvard 51
February 28 Princeton 59, Cornell 46
February 27 Princeton 75, Columbia 52
February 21 Princeton 68, Brown 61
February 20 Princeton 70, Yale 58
February 14 Princeton 78, Columbia 71 (OT)
February 13 Princeton 69, Cornell 64
February 10 Penn 67, Princeton 52
February 7 Princeton 58, Harvard 50 (2 OT)
February 6 Princeton 61, Dartmouth 45
January 31 Princeton 49, Yale 47
January 30 Princeton 64, Brown 49
January 26 Princeton 86, Southern Vermont 48
January 10 Minnesota 57, Princeton 53
January 7 Princeton 67, Monmouth 52
January 3 Oklahoma 58, Princeton 55
December 29 Princeton 74, Loyola (Md.) 54
December 22 Lafayette 47, Princeton 44
December 17 Duke 69, Princeton 51
December 13 Rutgers 51, Princeton 49
December 6 Princeton 72, Fresno State 67
December 5 UC-Irvine 57, Princeton 55
December 2 Princeton 68, UMBC 56
November 28 Princeton 61, Holy Cross 55
November 21 Princeton 73, Colgate 64
Men’s
Cross-country (1-1, 0-0 Ivy)
November 24 NCAA Championships, Colangelo finished 166th.
November 22 IC4A Championships, Princeton finished second in a field
of 16 teams.
November 15 NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals, Princeton finished third
in a field of 27 teams. Colangelo earned an automatic bid to NCAAs
by finishing ninth.
October 31 Heptagonal Championships, Princeton finished fifth. Tristan
Colangelo ’04 finished third individually.
October 18 Pre-National Invitational, Princeton finished 14th in
a heat of 35 teams.
October 18 Lafayette Invitational, Princeton finished first in a
field of 13 teams.
October 4 Paul Short Invitational, Princeton finished second in
a field of 33 teams.
September 27 Lock Haven Invitational, Princeton finished second
in a field of 16 teams.
September 13 La Salle 21, Princeton 36
September 13 Princeton 19, Manhattan 44
Men’sFencing(6-3, 2-2 Ivy)
March 26 NCAA Championships, Princeton finished seventh.
March 13 NCAA Regional, Benjamin Solomon ’06 placed first in
the epee.
February 28 Intercollegiate Fencing Association Championships, Princeton
finished second.
February 21 Princeton 17, Duke 10
February 21 Princeton 17, Yale 10
February 21 Harvard 15, Princeton 12
February 11 Princeton 14, Penn 13
January 31 Princeton 14, Rutgers 13
January 31 St. John’s 15, Princeton 12
January 31 Columbia 18, Princeton 9
January 10 Princeton def. Stevens 9-0, 8-1, 7-2
January 10 Princeton def. N.J.I.T. 8-1, 6-3, 5-4
November 22 Penn State Invitational, Jim Leighton ’04 (seventh
in the saber) and John Paul Mitchell ’06 (eighth in the foil)
were Princeton’s top finishers.
Men’s
Football (2-8, 2-5 Ivy)
November 22 Dartmouth 21, Princeton 15
November 15 Yale 27, Princeton 24 (OT)
November 8 Penn 37, Princeton 7
November 1 Princeton 28, Cornell 6
October 18 Princeton 34, Brown 14
October 11 Colgate 30, Princeton 3
October 4 Columbia 33, Princeton 27
September 27 Lafayette 28, Princeton 13
September 20 Lehigh 28, Princeton 13
Men’s
Golf
May 22-23 N.C.A.A. Central Regional, Princeton finished 26th.
April 16-18 Ivy League Championships, Princeton finished first.
April 9-10 Princeton Invitational, Princeton finished first in a
field of 23 teams.
April 3-4 Navy Invitational, Princeton finished sixth in a field
of 23 teams.
March 27-28 George Washington Invitational, Princeton finished second
in a field of 24 teams.
March 19-20 Steve Kerr Invitational, Princeton placed eight in a
field of 14 teams.
Fall Season
October 26-27 Hoya Invitational, Princeton tied for
fourth in a field of 12 teams.
October 18-19 Big Five Invitational, Princeton finished second in
a field of 12 teams.
October 3-4 Temple Owl Invitational, Princeton finished third in
a field of 13 teams.
September 26-27 McLaughlin Intercollegiate, Princeton finished fifth
in a field of 13 teams.
September 21-22 James Madison Invitational, Princeton finished eighth
in a field of 17 teams.
Men’s
Hockey (5-24-2, 5-17-2 ECAC)
March 6 Rensselaer 3, Princeton 2 (OT – E.C.A.C. Playoffs)
March 5 Rensselaer 5, Princeton 4 (E.C.A.C. Playoffs)
February 28
Union 3, Princeton 2 (OT)
February 27 Rensselaer 5, Princeton 1
February 21 Vermont 4, Princeton 1
February 20 Princeton 2, Dartmouth 2 (OT)
February 14 Colgate 4, Princeton 2
February 13 Cornell 5, Princeton 1
February 6 Brown 5, Princeton 2
January 31 St. Lawrence 5, Princeton 0
January 30 Clarkson 3, Princeton 2
January 25 Princeton 5, U.S. Under-18 National Team 3 (exhibition)
January 10 Clarkson 5, Princeton 4 (OT)
January 9 Princeton 5, St. Lawrence 5
January 3 Merrimack 3, Princeton 0
January 2 Merrimack 5, Princeton 1
December 21 Miami (Ohio) 5, Princeton 3
December 20 Minnesota 9, Princeton 0
December 16 Princeton 2, Harvard 1
December 13 Northeastern 4, Princeton 0
December 6 Rensselaer 6, Princeton 4
December 5 Princeton 4, Union 0
November 29 Yale 5, Princeton 3
November 25 Princeton 3, Yale 0
November 22 Dartmouth 6, Princeton 3
November 21 Princeton 2, Vermont 1
November 15 Brown 5, Princeton 1
November 14 Princeton 4, Harvard 2
November 8 Cornell 7, Princeton 0
November 7 Colgate 3, Princeton 2 (OT)
November 1 St. Cloud State 3, Princeton 1
October 31 St. Cloud State 2, Princeton 1 (OT)
Men’s Indoor
Track and Field (1-0, 0-0 Ivy) February 28-29 Ivy Indoor Heptagonal Championships, Princeton
finished first.
February 21 Princeton Invitational (at the Lawrenceville School),
Princeton won nine events.
February 14 Sykes-Saback Challenge, Princeton finished eighth in
a field of nine teams.
February 7 Princeton finished third in a three-way meet with Penn
State and Connecticut
January 31 Princeton Five-Way, Princeton won five events.
January 25 Princeton Relays, Princeton finished first in a field
of 10 teams.
January 10 Princeton 93, Navy 71
December 10 New Year’s Invitational, Four Tigers won first
place in their events: Mike Kopp ’05 (500 meters), Mike Weishun
’05 (high jump), Richard Stewart ’07 (400 meters), and
Andrew Park ’07 (pole vault).
Men’s
Lacrosse (11-4, 5-1 Ivy) May 29 Navy 8, Princeton 7 (N.C.A.A. Semifinals)
May 23 Princeton
9, Maryland 8 (OT – N.C.A.A. Quarterfinals)
May 15 Princeton 12, Rutgers 4 (N.C.A.A. Tournament)
May 8 Princeton 9, Brown 6
May 1 Princeton 10, Dartmouth 8
April 24 Cornell 12, Princeton 11 (OT)
April 17 Princeton 13, Harvard 4
April 13 Princeton 9, Penn 6
April 10 Princeton 9, Rutgers 7
April 3 Princeton 12, Yale 9
March 27 Syracuse 14, Princeton 12
March 20 Princeton 10, Hofstra 5
March 13 Princeton 9, Virginia 8
March 6 Johns Hopkins 14, Princeton 5
February 28 Princeton 19, Quinnipiac 8
Men’s
Outdoor Track and Field
May 9 Ivy Heptagonal Championships, Princeton finished third.
April 10 Princeton 110.5, Penn 80.5
April 10 Princeton 119, Villanova 50
April 3 Sam Howell Memorial Invitational, Princeton won four events,
including two relays.
March 20-21 Coastal Carolina Invitational, Princeton won six events.
Men’s
Soccer (6-8-3, 3-3-1 Ivy)
November 15 Yale 2, Princeton 0
November 8 Princeton 3, Penn 1
November 2 Farleigh Dickinson 4, Princeton 1
November 2 Farleigh Dickinson 4, Princeton 1
November 1 Princeton 2, Cornell 1 (OT)
October 28 Rutgers 3, Princeton 1
October 25 Harvard 2, Princeton 0
October 18 Princeton 0, Columbia 0 (OT)
October 15 American 3, Princeton 0
October 11 Brown 3, Princeton 1
October 8 Princeton 2, Adelphi 1
October 5 Princeton 3, Dartmouth 2 (OT)
October 1 Princeton 1, Seton Hall 1 (OT)
September 27 Hartwick 3, Princeton 0
September 21 Princeton 1, Towson 0
September 19 Princeton 1, Loyola 1 (OT)
September 14 Princeton 1, Lehigh 0
September 12 Villanova 1, Princeton 0
Men’s
Sprint football (0-6)
November 7 Penn 37, Princeton 15
October 24 Navy 62, Princeton 24
October 17 Cornell 47, Princeton 8
October 10 Army 44, Princeton 7
October 3 Pennsylvania 44, Princeton 0
September 26 Cornell 46, Princeton 18
Men’s
Squash(9-5, 4-2 Ivy)
March 6-7 C.S.A. Individual National Championships, Yasser El Halaby
’06 won his second consecutive title.
February 29 Yale 8, Princeton
1 (Potter Trophy Consolation Final)
February 28 Trinity 8, Princeton 1 (Potter Trophy Semifinals)
February 28 Princeton 9, Dartmouth 0 (Potter Trophy Quarterfinals)
February 15 Princeton 9, Williams 0
February 15 Princeton 9, Amherst 0
February 14 Trinity 8, Princeton 1
February 8 Harvard 7, Princeton 2
February 7 Princeton 9, Dartmouth 0
January 31 Yale 6, Princeton 3
January 30 Princeton 7, Penn 2
December 7 Princeton 9, Franklin and Marshall 0
December 6 Princeton 9, Brown 0
November 23 Princeton 9, Cornell 0
November 23 Princeton 7, Western Ontario 2
Men’sSwimming(9-1, 6-0 Ivy)
March 26-28 NCAA Championships, Will Reinhardt ’06 placed 36th
in the 50-meter freestyle; Meir Hasbani ’07 placed 27th in
the 400-meter individual medley and 22nd in the 200-meter butterfly.
March
5-7 E.I.S.L. Championships, Princeton finished first to win the
Ivy League championship.
February 14 Princeton 190, Army 109
February 7 Princeton 170, Navy 122
February 6 Princeton 152, Kenyon 107
January 30-31 Princeton 192, Harvard 161
January 30-31 Princeton 272, Yale 79
January 24 Princeton 167, Dartmouth 114
January 5 Pittsburgh 154.5, Princeton 145.5
December 5-7 Princeton Invitational, Princeton finished first in
a field of 10 teams.
November 23 Princeton 175, Brown 107
November 22 Princeton 175, Cornell 66
November 22 Princeton 187, Penn 56
Men’sTennis (10-7, 3-2 Ivy)
April 24 Columbia 6, Princeton 1
April 23 Princeton 6, Cornell 1
April 17 Princeton 4, Dartmouth 3
April 16 Harvard 5, Princeton 2
April 10 Brown 7, Princeton 0
April 9 Princeton 5, Yale 2
April 3 Princeton 4, Penn 3
March 27 Princeton 7, Rutgers 0
March 19 San Diego 6, Princeton 1
March 18 Princeton 5, Purdue 2
March 16 San Diego State 5, Princeton 2
March 14 Pepperdine 7, Princeton 0
February 28 Princeton 5, George Washington 2
February 28 Princeton 5, Stony Brook 2
February 23 Princeton 6, Boston College 1
February 23 Princeton 6, St. Joseph’s 1January 31 Florida State
5, Princeton 2
January 30 Princeton 6, Florida A&M 1
January 27 Central Florida 4, Princeton 3
Fall Season
October 3 ECAC Championships
Princeton 7, Navy 0
Cornell 7, Princeton 0
Pennsylvania 5, Princeton 2
September 19-21 Farnsworth Invitational, Princeton's Darius Craton
’07 won the "A" singles consolation bracket.
Men’sVolleyball
(13-9, 7-7 EIVA)
April 24 George Mason 3, Princeton 1 (EIVA Playoffs)
April 10 Penn State 3, Princeton 0
April 8 Princeton 3, N.Y.U. 1
April 1 Princeton 3, Sacred Heart 1
March 28 Juniata 3, Princeton 2
March 27 Penn State 3, Princeton 0
March 26 Princeton 3, St. Francis 0March 17 George Mason 3, Princeton
1
March 13 Princeton 3, Springfield 2
March 7 Springfield 3, Princeton 0
February 29 Princeton 3, Southampton 0
February 27 Princeton 3, Rutgers-Newark 2
February 21 Princeton 3, George Mason 0
February 18 Princeton 3, N.Y.U. 1
February 15 Princeton 3, Lees-McRae 0
February 15 Princeton 3, D’Youville 0
February 14 Princeton 3, St. Francis (Pa.) 0
February 13 Juniata 3, Princeton 0
February 10 Rutgers-Newark 3, Princeton 0
January 29 Princeton 3, Hope International 0
January 28 Princeton 3, LaVerne 2
January 27 California Baptist 3, Princeton 1
January 26 UC-San Diego 3, Princeton 1
Men’s
Water polo (23-4)
November 16 Navy 8, Princeton 6; Princeton finished second at the
Eastern Championships.
November 15 Princeton 9, St. Francis 6
November 15 Princeton 15, M.I.T. 2
November 2 Princeton 10, Navy 7; Princeton won the Southern Championships.
November 1 Princeton 11, Bucknell 6
November 1 Princeton 14, Penn State-Behrend 3
October 31 Princeton 12, Gannon 6
October 19 Navy 8, Princeton 6
October 18 Princeton 14, Johns Hopkins 6
October 18 Princeton 16, Penn State-Behrend 2
October 17 Princeton 8, Gannon 3
October 12 Princeton 6, U.C. Davis 4
October 12 Princeton 7, Air Force 6
October 11 Princeton 11, Pacific 7
October 10 California 12, Princeton 7
October 2 St. Francis 11, Princeton 10
September 28 Princeton 8, Navy 6
September 27 Princeton 19, George Washington 4
September 27 Princeton 10, Queens 2
September 26 Princeton 12, Johns Hopkins 3
September 21 Princeton 17, Bucknell 6
September 20 Princeton 16, Johns Hopkins 8
September 20 Princeton 7, Navy 6 (OT)
September 14 Princeton 10, Iona 6
September 13 Princeton 11, Harvard 7
September 13 Princeton 14, Brown 8
September 12 Princeton 10, Queens 1
Men’s
Wrestling (2-13, 0-5 Ivy)
March 6-7 E.I.W.A. Championships, Princeton finished 10th; Jake
Butler finished fifth at 197 lbs.
February 25 Rutgers 34, Princeton 3
February 21 Penn 37, Princeton 3
February 7 Brown 28, Princeton 12
February 6 Harvard 22, Princeton 10
February 6 East Stroudsburg 27, Princeton 16
January 31 Cornell 34, Princeton 3
January 31 Columbia 26, Princeton 14
January 3 Princeton 30, Bacone 16
January 3 Northern Illinois 34, Princeton 8
January 3 Purdue 41, Princeton 0
December 21 Beast of the East Tournament, Princeton finished 17th.
December 14 Central Michigan 46, Princeton 0
December 13 Eastern Michigan 21, Princeton 19
December 6 Wisconsin 32, Princeton 9
December 6 Franklin and Marshall 32, Princeton 6
November 26 Princeton finished fifth at the Kutztown Open. Matt
DeNichilo ’06 (165 pounds) and Jack Fleming ’05 (174 pounds)
finished second in their respective weight classes.
November 20 Princeton 24, South Dakota State 18
Women’s
Basketball (7-20, 4-10 Ivy)
March 6 Princeton 66, Dartmouth 58
March 5 Harvard 68, Princeton 53
March 2 Penn 73, Princeton 62
February 28 Cornell 71, Princeton 61
February 27 Columbia 49, Princeton 45
February 21 Brown 59, Princeton 53
February 20 Yale 59, Princeton 56
February 14 Columbia 60, Princeton 56 (OT)
February 13 Princeton 74, Cornell 67
February 7 Harvard 92, Princeton 62
February 6 Princeton 63, Dartmouth 56
January 31 Princeton 66, Yale 58
January 30 Princeton 66, Brown 53
January 27 Colgate 87, Princeton 57
January 9 Penn 65, Princeton 54
January 3 Princeton 66, Lafayette 60
December 29 Idaho 62, Princeton 54
December 28 Montana 68, Princeton 54
December 21 Georgia Tech 67, Princeton 66
December 19 Wake Forest 58, Princeton 41
December 17 Princeton 65, Wagner 44
December 13 Hofstra 55, Princeton 49
December 6 Sacred Heart 71, Princeton 47
December 3 Lehigh 56, Princeton 53
November 29 Princeton 84, Samford 58
November 28 Louisville 68, Princeton 61
November 23 Nebraska 75, Princeton 61
Women’s
Crew
June 5 I.R.A. Championships, Princeton lightweight crew finished
second.
May 30 N.C.A.A. Championships, Princeton open crew finished fourth.
May
9 Eastern Sprints, Princeton open crew finished first; Princeton
lightweight crew finished third.
May 1 Princeton lightweight crew def. Bucknell
May 1 Princeton open crew def. Fordham and George Washington
April 25 Radcliffe def. Princeton lightweight crew
April 24 Princeton open crew def. Penn, Dartmouth, and Virginia
April 22 Princeton lightweight crew def. Radcliffe
April 17 Princeton’s open crew def. Yale
April 10 Princeton’s open crew def. Cornell and Radcliffe
April 3 Princeton’s open crew def. Columbia
April 3 Princeton’s open crew def. Rutgers
March 28 Windermere College Classic, Princeton’s lightweight
crew finished first.
March 27 Princeton’s open crew def. Brown
March 27 Ohio State def. Princeton’s open crew
Fall Season
October 26 The Princeton Chase, Princeton won the open four and
the open eight.
Women’s
Cross-country (5-0, 2-0 Ivy)
November 24 NCAA Championships, Princeton finished ninth in a field
of 31 teams, led by Kroshus (eighth) and Ferrell (22nd).
November 22 ECAC Meet, Princeton finished fourth in a field of eight
teams.
November 15 NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regionals, Princeton finished
second, earning a trip to the NCAA Championships. Kroshus (second)
and Ferrel (fifth) were the Tigers’ top individuals.
October 31 Heptagonal Championships, Princeton finished second.
Emily Kroshus ’04 and Cack Ferrel ’06 finished first and
second, respectively, in the individual results.
October 18 Pre-National Invitational, Princeton finished sixth in
a heat of 32 teams.October 4 Princeton 15, Harvard 48
October 4 Princeton 15, Yale 46
September 27 Iona Meet of Champions, Princeton finished first in
a field of 18 teams.
September 13 Battlefield Invitational
Princeton 18, LaSalle 37
Princeton 15, Rutgers 50
Princeton 15, Manhattan 50
Women’s
Fencing(6-2, 1-2 Ivy)
March 26 NCAA Championships, Princeton finished seventh.
March 13 NCAA Regional, Jacqueline Leahy ’06 won the foil,
and Erin McGarry ’07 finished third in the epee.
February 28 Intercollegiate Fencing Association Championships, Princeton
finished third.
February 11 Penn 18, Princeton 9
February 7 Princeton 25, James Madison 2
February 7 Princeton 24, Cornell 3
January 31 Princeton 19, Rutgers 8
January 31 Princeton 15, St. John’s 12
January 31 Columbia 16, Princeton 11
January 10 Princeton def. Stevens 9-0, 9-0, 8-1
January 10 Princeton def. N.J.I.T. 9-0, 9-0, 8-1
November 22 Penn State Invitational, Catherine Pack ’05 (second
in the saber) and Jacqueline Leahy ’06 (third in the foil)
were Princeton’s top finishers.
Women’s
Field Hockey (12-6, 7-0 Ivy)
November 15 Penn State 3, Princeton 1; Round One of the NCAA Tournament.
November 8 Princeton 3, Penn 1
November 2 Old Dominion 8, Princeton 2
October 31 William and Mary 3, Princeton 2
October 26 Princeton 5, Boston University 1
October 25 Princeton 3, Harvard 2
October 19 Princeton 2, Old Dominion 1
October 18 Princeton 2, Brown 0
October 12 Princeton 3, Rutgers 1
October 11 Connecticut 2, Princeton 1
October 4 Princeton 2, Cornell 0
September 28 Princeton 5, Columbia 1
September 26 Maryland 3, Princeton 2 (OT)
September 20 Princeton 5, Dartmouth 1
September 14 Penn State 3, Princeton 2
September 13 Princeton 5, Yale 4 (OT)
September 6 Princeton 5, Drexel 1
September 5 Princeton 3, Virginia 1
Women’s
Golf
May 7-8 N.C.A.A. Central Regional, Princeton finished 19th.
April 16-18 Ivy League Championships, Princeton finished first.
April 9-10 James Madison Invitational, Princeton finished fourth.
March 27-28 William and Mary Invitational, Princeton finished third
in a field of 20 teams.
March 15-16 El Diablo Intercollegiate, Princeton finished second
in a field of 16 teams.
Fall Season
November 1-2 Pat Bradley Golden Panther Championships, Princeton
finished second in a field of 13 teams.
October 11-12 Penn State Invitational, Princeton finished fifth
in a field of 11 teams.
October 4-5 Yale Invitational, Princeton finished first in a field
of 13 teams.
September 27-28 Princeton Invitational, Princeton finished first
in a field of 16 teams.
September 13-14 Dartmouth Invitational, Princeton finished first
in a field of 18 teams.
Women’s
Hockey (20-11, 12-6 ECAC)
March 13 Brown 3, Princeton 2 (OT – ECAC Playoffs)
March 12 Brown 2, Princeton 1 (ECAC Playoffs)
March 7 Harvard 2,
Princeton 0
March 6 Princeton 6, Brown 3
February 29 Princeton 3, Mercyhurst 0
February 28 Mercyhurst 4, Princeton 2
February 25 Yale 3, Princeton 1
February 21 Princeton 5, Dartmouth 2
February 20 Princeton 3, Vermont 1
February 14 Princeton 3, Colgate 1
February 13 Princeton 4, Cornell 1
February 7 Princeton 10, Union 1
February 6 Princeton 5, Union 0
January 31 Brown 3, Princeton 1
January 30 Princeton 6, Harvard 3
January 10 Princeton 4, Cornell 2
January 9 Princeton 2, Colgate 1
December 14 Princeton 4, Findlay 2
December 13 Princeton 4, Findlay 1
December 6 St. Lawrence 3, Princeton 1
December 5 St. Lawrence 2, Princeton 1
November 30 Princeton 8, Boston College 0
November 28 Princeton 3, Yale 2
November 22 Princeton 5, Vermont 1
November 21 Dartmouth 4, Princeton 2
November 15 Princeton 4, Providence 2
November 14 New Hampshire 3, Princeton 0
November 9 Northeastern 3, Princeton 2 (OT)
November 8 Princeton 3, Maine 2 (OT)
November 2 Princeton 6, Connecticut 1
November 1 Princeton 6, Connecticut 0
Women’sIndoor Track and Field (4-0, 2-0 Ivy) February 28-29 Ivy Indoor Heptagonal Championships, Princeton
finished second.
February 21 Princeton Invitational (at the Lawrenceville School),
Princeton won eight events.
February 14 H-Y-P, Princeton 60, Yale 59, Harvard 40
February 2 Princeton tied for first in a five-way event at the New
York Armory.
January 24, Princeton Relays, Princeton finished third in a field
of six teams.
January 10 Princeton 71, Rutgers 63
January 10 Princeton 71, St. John’s 45
December 10 New Year’s Invitational, Four Tigers won first
place in their events: Hasina Outtz ’04 (60-meter hurdles),
Jennifer Byrd ’05 (long jump), Leslie Warren ’05 (300
meters), and Diane Heiser ’06 (1,000 meters).
Women’sLacrosse (19-1, 7-0 Ivy) May 23 Virginia 10, Princeton 4 (N.C.A.A. Championship)
May 21 Princeton 11, Vanderbilt 3 (N.C.A.A. Semifinals)
May 16 Princeton
6, Dartmouth 5 (OT – N.C.A.A. Quarterfinals)
May 13 Princeton 18, Colgate 6 (N.C.A.A. Tournament)
May 1 Princeton 5, Brown 4
April 28 Princeton 8, Maryland 7 (OT)
April 24 Princeton 17, Dartmouth 8
April 17 Princeton 17, Harvard 7
April 14 Princeton 10, Penn 3
April 10 Princeton 13, Yale 4
April 7 Princeton 19, Temple 6
April 3 Princeton 16, Cornell 10
March 30 Princeton 15, Delaware 8
March 26 Princeton 9, Georgetown 7
March 24 Princeton 17, Columbia 6
March 20 Princeton 13, Penn State 7
March 17 Princeton 12, Duke 5
March 14 Princeton 12, Virginia 9
March 7 Princeton 9, Loyola 5
March 3 Princeton 17, Lafayette 3
Women’sOutdoor Track and Field May 9 Ivy Heptagonal Championships, Princeton finished fourth.
April
10 Penn 77, Yale 71, Princeton 55
April 3 Sam Howell Memorial Invitational, Princeton won four events.
Women’s
Soccer (11-3-3, 4-2-1 Ivy)
November 14 Villanova 2, Princeton 1; Round One of the NCAA Tournament.
November 8 Penn 3, Princeton 2
November 1 Princeton 2, Cornell 1
October 29 Princeton 3, Syracuse 1
October 25 Princeton 1, Harvard 1 (OT)
October 17 Princeton 3, Columbia 0
October 13 Princeton 2, Boston University 0
October 11 Princeton 1, Brown 0 (OT)
October 7 Princeton 2, Rutgers 2
October 5 Dartmouth 3, Princeton 2
September 27 Princeton 4, Yale 2
September 24 Princeton 3, Hartford 1
September 21 Princeton 1, California 1
September 19 Princeton 3, Sacramento State 1
September 14 Princeton 2, Saint Louis 1
September 12 Princeton 3, UNC Greensboro 0
September 6 Princeton 4, American 1
Women’s
Softball (24-23, 7-7 Ivy) May 4 Rider 6, Princeton 3
May 4 Princeton 7, Rider 4
May 1 Princeton 10, Columbia 8
May 1 Columbia 5, Princeton 1
April 29 Villanova 3, Princeton 0
April 29 Villanova 1, Princeton 0
April 27 Princeton 8, St. Joe’s 7
April 27 Princeton 2, St. Joe’s 0
April 24 Cornell 4, Princeton 1
April 24 Cornell 7, Princeton 1
April 22 Seton Hall 7, Princeton 2
April 22 Seton Hall 3, Princeton 0
April 18 Yale 1, Princeton 0
April 18 Princeton 5, Yale 3
April 17 Princeton 2, Brown 1
April 17 Princeton 1, Brown 0
April 15 Princeton 1, Towson 0
April 15 Towson 2, Princeton 1
April 10 Harvard 3, Princeton 0
April 10 Harvard 2, Princeton 1
April 9 Dartmouth 9, Princeton 8
April 9 Princeton 7, Dartmouth 0
April 7 Princeton 5, Lehigh 1
April 7 Princeton 2, Lehigh 1April 3 Princeton 6, Penn 0
April 3 Princeton 6, Penn 0
April 3 Princeton 1, Penn 0 (8 innings)
March 27 Princeton 7, Boston University 5
March 27 Boston University 1, Princeton 0
March 24 Princeton 5, Rutgers 4
March 24 Rutgers 3, Princeton 0
March 20 U.N.L.V. 4, Princeton 1
March 19 Louisiana-Lafayette 7, Princeton 0
March 19 Washington 4, Princeton 0
March 18 Texas A&M 6, Princeton 0
March 16 Princeton 4, Cal State-Fullerton 3
March 14 San Diego 1, Princeton 0
March 14 Princeton 4, UC-Riverside 3
March 13 Princeton 3, San Diego 0
March 13 Princeton 9, Canisius 1
February 29 California 2, Princeton 0
February 28 Notre Dame 10, Princeton 1
February 28 Princeton 1, Fresno State 0
February 27 South Carolina 6, Princeton 0
February 27 Princeton 3, Arizona State 1
Women’sSquash (10-3, 5-1 Ivy)
February 22 Princeton 5, Harvard 4 (Howe Cup Consolation Final)
February 22 Trinity 7, Princeton 2 (Howe Cup Semifinals)
February 21 Princeton 9, Dartmouth 0 (Howe Cup Quarterfinals)
February
15 Princeton 8, Williams 1
February 15 Princeton 9, Amherst 0
February 14 Trinity 7, Princeton 2
February 7 Princeton 5, Harvard 4
February 6 Princeton 8, Dartmouth 1
January 31 Yale 8, Princeton 1
January 29 Princeton 6, Penn 3
January 23-25 Ruchika Kumar ’06 won the consolation bracket
at the Constable Invitational
December 6 Princeton 9, Brown 0
November 23 Princeton 9, Cornell 0
November 23 Princeton 8, Toronto 1
Women’s
Swimming (10-1, 7-0 Ivy)
March 21 N.C.A.A. Championships, Sarah Fraumann ’04 finished
60th in the 200-meter free, and Stephanie Hsiao ’05 finished
73rd in the 100-meter free.
February 27-29 Ivy League Championships,
Princeton finished first.
February 6 Princeton 141, Columbia 101
January 31-February 1 Princeton 214, Harvard 105
January 31-February 1 Princeton 208.5, Yale 110.5
January 24 Princeton 173, Dartmouth 118
January 5 Pittsburgh 165, Princeton 135
December 5-7 Princeton Invitational, Princeton finished second in
a field of 10 teams.
November 23 Princeton 178, Brown 122
November 22 Princeton 202, Cornell 90
November 22 Princeton 183, Penn 106
November 15 Princeton def. Binghamton; The women’s swimming
team set a school record for consecutive wins with 44, breaking
the mark previously held by the men’s tennis teams of the late
1970s.
November 15 Princeton 152, Northeastern 90
November 14 Princeton 199, Boston College 101
Women’s
Tennis (8-11, 4-3 Ivy)
April 25 Princeton 4, Columbia 3
April 24 Princeton 6, Cornell 1
April 17 Princeton 5, Dartmouth 2
April 16 Harvard 7, Princeton 0
April 10 Princeton 5, Brown 2
April 9 Yale 6, Princeton 1
April 3 Penn 6, Princeton 1
March 27 Princeton 4, Temple 3
March 24 Princeton 5, Rutgers 2
March 20 Loyola-Marymount 4, Princeton 3
March 17 Denver 7, Princeton 0
March 15 San Diego State 6, Princeton 1
March 14 San Diego 7, Princeton 0
March 6 Princeton 6, St. John’s 1
February 29 Maryland 6, Princeton 1
February 22 Penn State 7, Princeton 0
February 21 Marshall 7, Princeton 0
February 15 Princeton 6, Seton Hall 1
February 14 Virginia 6, Princeton 1
Fall Season
September 26-28 Princeton Fall Invitational, Vanti Bhargava ’04
and Alex Kobishyn ’04 won the A doubles title, and Joanna Roth
’07 won the B1 singles draw.
September 26-28 Cissie Leary Invitational, Stephanie Berg ’05
and Alison Hashmall ’06 reached the third round in singles.
Women’s
Volleyball (18-7, 11-3 Ivy)
November 19 Penn 3, Princeton 1
November 15 Princeton 3, Dartmouth 0
November 14 Princeton 3, Harvard 1
November 10 Princeton 3, Columbia 0 (forfeit)
November 8 Princeton 3, Cornell 2
November 7 Princeton 3, Penn 2
November 1 Princeton 3, Brown 1
October 31 Yale 3, Princeton 1
October 24 Princeton 3, Cornell 1
October 18 Princeton 3, Harvard 2
October 17 Princeton 3, Dartmouth 1
October 11 Princeton 3, Yale 1
October 10 Princeton 3, Brown 1
October 8 Princeton 3, St. Francis 0
October 3 Pennsylvania 3, Princeton 1
September 27 Princeton 3, Seton Hall 0
September 27 Princeton 3, Rochester Inst. Tech. 0
September 26 Princeton 3, Franklin and Marshall 0
September 26 Juniata 3, Princeton 0
September 20 Princeton 3, La Salle 0
September 20 Colgate 3, Princeton 2
September 19 Princeton 3, Canisius 0
September 13 LIU 3, Princeton 0
September 13 St. John's 3, Princeton 1
September 12 Princeton 3, Wagner 0
Women’s
Water polo (23-10) April 25 Harvard 6, Princeton 2
April 24 Princeton 9, Bucknell 4
April 24 Brown 8, Princeton 3
April 23 Princeton 12, Villanova 4
April 18 Princeton 7, George Washington
6 (CWPA Southern final)
April 17 Princeton 15, Maryland 2
April 17 Princeton 13, Villanova 8
April 12 U.S. Olympic Team 17, Princeton 8 (exhibition)
April 4 Princeton 14, George Washington 3 (ECAC Consolation Final)
April 3 Brown 6, Princeton 1 (ECAC Semifinal)
April 3 Princeton 8, Iona 4 (ECAC Quarterfinal)
March 28 Princeton 14, Villanova 8
March 28 Princeton 7, George Washington 6
March 27 Princeton 11, Bucknell 8
March 27 Princeton 12, Maryland 1
March 25 Princeton 13, Queens 1
March 17 Loyola-Marymount 10, Princeton 2
March 16 Princeton 13, Cal Baptist 11
March 16 Princeton 13, Redlands 7
March 14 San Diego State 11, Princeton 7
March 13 Princeton 13, Pacific 7
March 13 UCLA 10, Princeton 9
March 12 Princeton 6, UC-San Diego 4
March 7 Princeton 17, Maryland 7
March 6 Princeton 9, George Washington 5
February 29 Princeton 18, Slippery Rock 3
February 29 Hartwick 9, Princeton 7
February 28 Indiana 6, Princeton 4
February 28 Princeton 11, Bucknell 6
February 15 Princeton 13, George Washington 3
February 15 Michigan 10, Princeton 4
February 14 Princeton 8, Harvard 2
February 14 Princeton 17, Marist 2
