As GoPrincetonTigers.com explained in a detailed post April 25, there are three games remaining in the Ivy League men's lacrosse season, and each one will help to determine who plays in the league's first postseason tournament May 7 and 9. Princeton (9-3, 4-1 Ivy) has clinched its spot in the tournament, and the Tigers will host the event if they can beat Cornell May 1. But Princeton's first-round opponent is still an open question. Thanks to a remarkably competitive league season, tiebreakers will be needed to determine the four tournament teams and their seeds. Below, the eight Ivy tournament scenarios.
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Princeton beats Cornell Harvard beats Yale Dartmouth beats Brown |
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Ivy tournament: 1. Princeton vs. 4. Dartmouth 2. Harvard vs. 3. Yale |
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Princeton beats Cornell Harvard beats Yale Brown beats Dartmouth |
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Ivy tournament: 1. Princeton vs. 4. Harvard 2. Brown vs. 3. Cornell |
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Princeton beats Cornell Yale beats Harvard Brown beats Dartmouth |
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Ivy tournament: 1. Princeton vs. 4. Cornell 2. Yale vs. 3. Brown |
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Princeton beats Cornell Yale beats Harvard Dartmouth beats Brown |
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Ivy tournament: 1. Princeton vs. 4. Brown 2. Yale vs. 3. Dartmouth |
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Cornell beats Princeton Harvard beats Yale Dartmouth beats Brown |
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Ivy tournament: 1. Cornell vs. 4. Yale 2. Princeton vs. 3. Harvard |
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Cornell beats Princeton Harvard beats Yale Brown beats Dartmouth |
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Ivy tournament: 1. Brown vs. 4. Harvard 2. Cornell vs. 3. Princeton |
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Cornell beats Princeton Yale beats Harvard Brown beats Dartmouth |
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Ivy tournament: 1. Cornell vs. 4. Brown 2. Princeton vs. 3. Yale |
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Cornell beats Princeton Yale beats Harvard Dartmouth beats Brown |
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Ivy tournament: 1. Cornell vs. 4. Dartmouth 2. Princeton vs. 3. Yale |
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