MEN’S SQUASH’s bid for a second straight national championship ended in the Potter Cup semifinals Feb. 23. In a battle of Ivy League co-champions, No. 3-seed Harvard edged No. 2-seed Princeton 5-4 despite an upset victory at No. 1 by Todd Harrity ’13.
WOMEN’S SQUASH finished the regular season undefeated and won the Ivy League title, but was upset by No. 4-seed Trinity in the national semifinals Feb. 16.
Four straight home losses, capped by a 4–3 defeat to Yale Feb. 23, dropped MEN’S HOCKEY from third place to ninth in the ECAC standings. Forward Andrew Calof ’14 assisted or scored all of Princeton’s goals in that game, bringing his season total to 35 points, third in the conference.
WOMEN’S HOCKEY lost to Yale Feb. 23 to finish ninth in the ECAC, failing to qualify for the eight-team conference tournament for the first time since 2001.
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