Sports Shorts

WOMEN’S LACROSSE defeated Penn April 15 and Columbia April 18 to improve to 6–0 in Ivy League games and clinch at least a share of the Ivy championship. Attacker Erin McMunn ’15 became the program’s career assists leader in an April 11 win over Cornell.

MEN’S LACROSSE clinched a share of the Ivy title with a 12–11 victory over Harvard April 17. Mike MacDonald ’15 scored two goals and assisted on four others, becoming the first Princeton player to reach 40 goals and 20 assists in a single season.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL coach Courtney Banghart was selected as the national coach of the year by the Naismith committee and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association. Princeton point guard Blake Dietrick ’15 was an honorable mention on the Associated Press All-America team.

Senior Cody Kessel posted a season-high 30 kills in the final home game of his career as MEN’S VOLLEYBALL defeated Saint Francis, 3-2, April 18 to earn an EIVA playoff bid.

From left: Marisa Chow ’17, Shirley Fu ’17, Ariel Hsing ’17, Erica Wu ’18, and Robin Li ’17

Courtesy Roger Chang Yuen

The PRINCETON UNIVERSITY TABLE TENNIS CLUB won the women’s team title at the College Table Tennis National Championships in Eau Claire, Wis., April 12. Olympians Ariel Hsing ’17 and Erica Wu ’18 teamed up to win the women’s doubles championship. Hsing also was the runner-up in singles, losing in the finals to U.S. Olympic teammate Lily Zhang, a freshman at the University of California, Berkeley.