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Men’s volleyball standout Cody Kessel ’15

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Princeton’s field hockey team is fortified by the return of Olympians Katie Reinprecht ’13, center, and Julia Reinprecht ’14, along with Kathleen Sharkey ’13 and Michelle Cesan ’14, all of whom spent last year playing with the U.S. national team

With national stars’ return, field hockey hopes to dominate

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Ian Hummer ’13

Hummer ’13 reaches 1,000-point milestone

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Megan Waters ’11 is one of the Princeton swimmers training for the Olympic trials.

Swimmers with Olympic dreams train together in advance of trials

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Last year, Todd Harrity ’13 became the first American player in 21 years to win the national college squash championship. Below, Harrity played his Yale opponent Feb. 4 at Jadwin.

Harrity ’13 reigns in squash with consistency and drive

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Goalie Tyler Fiorito ’12 was Ivy Player of the Year in men’s lacrosse.

Men’s lacrosse falls 6–5 in NCAA playoffs

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Defensive back Mandela Sheaffer ’13 during the 33–6 win at Columbia.

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Chuck Dibilio ’15

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Women’s water-polo goalie Kristen Ward ’12

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Does Princeton throw penalty flags against itself?

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Kelly Shannon ’12 at the moment of ­victory over Trinity.

Men’s squash defeats Trinity for national title

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Jack McBride ’11 played on the lacrosse team while ­earning an M.B.A. at the ­University of North Carolina.

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Tigers, Tigers burning bright in distant lands

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Drew Hoffenberg ’15 is a standout on the men’s water polo team, which is one of the top-ranked teams outside of California.

Hoffenberg ’15 and teammates lead men’s water polo’s rise

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 Douglas Davis ’12 hit the game-winning shot against Harvard and scored 13 points against Kentucky.

Men's basketball drops a heartbreaker to Kentucky

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From left, Emily Reynolds '11, Kelsey Reelick '14, Lauren Wilkinson '11, and coxswain Lila Flavin'12 celebrate Princeton's win in the varsity eight.

Great eight: Open women win NCAA gold

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Guard Lauren Edwards ’12 was named to the All-Ivy team in each of the last two seasons.

Star-filled cast returns for women’s hoops

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Addie Micir ’11

History repeats as women’s ­basketball falls in NCAA opener

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Tigers on top

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 Todd Harrity ’13

Harrity '13 wins national title

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Freshman first

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