In 2010–11, Princeton teams won an Ivy League-record 15 championships in the conference’s 33 men’s and women’s sports — a new level of dominance for an athletics program that has been the Ivy’s unofficial all-sports champion for the last 25 years. Tiger teams have combined for 246 titles in those 25 years. Field hockey leads all programs with 17, followed by men’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s swimming and diving, each with 15. Below, the full tally of champions, arranged by team.
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