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Princeton baseball takes down Wake Forest in a thrilling series finale

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Princeton baseball takes down Wake Forest in a thrilling series finale

Joseph Uglialoro and Max Hines
| NEWS | March 3

Princeton baseball showed their resilience in a four-game series against Maryland and No. 12 Wake Forest. While they suffered three losses, the Tigers secured a confidence-boosting win against Wake Forest, highlighted by a dominant seven-run inning and strong pitching performances.

Princeton baseball showed their resilience in a four-game series against Maryland and No. 12 Wake Forest. While they suffered three losses, the Tigers secured a confidence-boosting win against Wake Forest, highlighted by a dominant seven-run inning and strong pitching performances.

Cardiac cats: Men’s basketball completes 20-point comeback in win over Columbia

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Cardiac cats: Men’s basketball completes 20-point comeback in win over Columbia

Joseph Uglialoro
| SPORTS | January 24

Men’s basketball graps victory from the jaws of defeat in 20-point comeback over Columbia. The Tigers continue their unbeaten Ivy League record behind another clutch shot from star guard Xaivian Lee.

Men’s basketball graps victory from the jaws of defeat in 20-point comeback over Columbia. The Tigers continue their unbeaten Ivy League record behind another clutch shot from star guard Xaivian Lee.

Former Princeton defensive standout Ozzie Nicholas declares for NFL Draft

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Former Princeton defensive standout Ozzie Nicholas declares for NFL Draft

Joseph Uglialoro
| SPORTS | January 17

Former Princeton football linebacker Ozzie Nicholas ’24 declared for the NFL Draft last week after an impressive graduate season at Duke University. Nicholas looks to impress scouts at his upcoming pro day, hoping to become the next Tiger drafted to the NFL, following in the footsteps of Andrei Iosivas ’23.

Former Princeton football linebacker Ozzie Nicholas ‘24 declared for the NFL Draft last week after an impressive graduate season at Duke University. Nicholas looks to impress scouts at his upcoming pro day, hoping to become the next Tiger drafted to the NFL, following in the footsteps of Andrei Iosivas ‘23.

Xaivian Lee secures first triple-double in Princeton men’s basketball history

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Xaivian Lee secures first triple-double in Princeton men’s basketball history

Joseph Uglialoro
| SPORTS | December 5

Xaivian Lee’s performance on Tuesday night brought him to heights no Tiger has ever been before — securing a triple-double for the Tigers, their first in program history.

Xaivian Lee’s performance on Tuesday night brought him to heights no Tiger has ever been before — securing a triple-double for the Tigers, their first in program history.

Staff Picks: Women’s soccer vs. Virginia

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Staff Picks: Women’s soccer vs. Virginia

Hayk Yengibaryan, Joseph Uglialoro, and Lily Pampolina
| SPORTS | November 15

Hot off of dominant Ivy regular season and tournament championships, women’s soccer immediately faces a tough matchup in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against the Virginia Cavaliers. The Daily Princetonian sports staff gives their picks.

Hot off of dominant Ivy regular season and tournament championships, women’s soccer immediately faces a tough matchup in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against the Virginia Cavaliers. The Daily Princetonian sports staff gives their picks.

Tordin leads women’s soccer past Harvard 3–1 in Ivy tournament semifinal

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Tordin leads women’s soccer past Harvard 3–1 in Ivy tournament semifinal

Joseph Uglialoro
| SPORTS | November 9

After falling to Harvard in the opening round of last year’s Ivy League tournament, the Princeton women’s soccer team flipped the script in a 3–1 triumph to set up a title bout with Brown. The Tigers were led by Pietra Tordin, who found the back of the net twice for the Orange and Black.

After falling to Harvard in the opening round of last year’s Ivy League tournament, the Princeton women’s soccer team flipped the script in a 3–1 triumph to set up a title bout with Brown. The Tigers were led by Pietra Tordin, who found the back of the net twice for the Orange and Black.

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