The women’s hockey team took a road trip to central New York this weekend hoping to avenge a couple of home losses from earlier this season. The Tigers dropped Colgate 5-3 on the road but lost 1-0 at No. 3 Colgate.
On this day in 1951, a banner headline on the front page of The Daily Princetonian read, “Kazmaier Wins Heisman Trophy by Largest Vote in Award’s History.” Sunday marked the 60th anniversary of the selection of Dick Kazmaier ’52 as the 1951 Heisman Memorial Trophy recipient.
The women’s ice hockey team traveled to New England over Thanksgiving weekend for two non-conference contests. The Tigers faced stiff competition in their games against the No. 4 Boston College Golden Eagles and the New Hampshire Wildcats. Princeton struggled over the holiday weekend, dropping both games and extending its losing streak to six games.
The women’s hockey team had a rough time in northern New York this weekend, dropping both of its games to conference opponents. The Tigers (4-3-1 overall, 3-2-1 ECAC Hockey) struggled to get the puck into the net as they managed only one goal between the two contests.
This weekend, the women’s ice hockey team will travel to northern New York to take on two ECAC foes. The Tigers will face off against the St. Lawrence Saints on Friday evening, followed by a visit to Clarkson on Saturday.
The football team makes its first road trip of the season this weekend, traveling to Virginia to challenge the Hampton Pirates. In the Tigers’ final non-league game of the 2011 season, they hope to build on last week’s strong performance, in which they notched their first win of the season, 24-21 over Ivy League foe Columbia. The Pirates, on the other hand, are trying to recover from two difficult road losses that were decided by a total of seven points.
The men’s soccer team faced a tough opponent in its final tuneup before Ivy League play — No. 15 St. John’s, whose only two losses came to No. 1 Connecticut and No. 3 Maryland. The Tigers (1-5-1) battled back from a two-goal deficit to force overtime and were just seconds away from a draw, but the Red Storm (6-2-1) broke their hearts with a game-winning goal. Only four seconds remained on the stadium clock when Pablo Battuto Punyed found the net, giving St. John’s a 3-2 win.
