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WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING came back from 92 points down with six events to go to win the Ivy League Championship meet Feb. 21. Princeton’s 400-yard freestyle relay team of Claire McIlmail ’18, Nikki Larson ’16, Elizabeth McDonald ’16, and Maddy Veith ’18 clinched the victory, winning the final event with a meet-record time of 3:18.25.
WOMEN’S LACROSSE upset No. 9 Loyola, 10–8, in its season opener Feb. 21. Erin Slifer ’15 scored a career-high five goals.
MEN’S LACROSSE won its first two games, including a 14–12 victory over Hofstra in the snow Feb. 21.
Filmmaker Nick Guthe ’91’s documentary The Billion Dollar Game, about the 1989 Princeton-Georgetown MEN’S BASKETBALL game, was scheduled to debut on Grantland.com in early March.