With the release of yesterday's Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) national rankings, the women's tennis team has once again proven itself to be the cream of the Ivy League crop. In the new poll, the Tigers (5-0) are ranked 46th in the country — six spots ahead of Ivy rival Harvard.
Leading the charge for Princeton is freshman phenom Kavitha Krisnamurthy — the ITA eastern regional champion this past fall. Amassing a 26-2 record so far this season, Krishnamurthy has risen to become the No. 13 singles player in the nation. The Tigers' doubles team of senior Amanda Hastings-Phillips and junior Gailor Large also earned a No. 38 ranking in the recent poll.
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Women’s ice hockey now boasts winning record following triumphant week
Alex Beverton-SmithLast week, Princeton women’s ice hockey powered themselves to a three game win streak with victories over No. 13 Boston University and two against Stonehill.
Last week, Princeton women’s ice hockey powered themselves to a three game win streak with victories over No. 13 Boston University and two against Stonehill.
Men’s ice hockey sweeps No. 12 Ohio State
Hayk Yengibaryan and Ava SeigelThe weekend marks the first time in program history the Tigers have bested the Buckeyes, breaking a six-game losing streak aging back to 1971.
The weekend marks the first time in program history the Tigers have bested the Buckeyes, breaking a six-game losing streak aging back to 1971.
Staff Picks: Men’s basketball at Saint Joseph’s
JP Ohl, Ryan Kirby, Zachary Meisel, and Lily PampolinaAfter a disappointing performance at the Myrtle Beach Invitational, men’s basketball heads to Philadelphia to take on St Joseph’s in a tough non-conference game for the Tigers.
After a disappointing performance at the Myrtle Beach Invitational, men’s basketball heads to Philadelphia to take on St Joseph’s in a tough non-conference game for the Tigers.
