Sports

Princeton Women Become Third Ivy Team Ever to Advance in March Madness

‘We made some people aware of what we’re able to do,’ said Julia Cunningham ’23

Campus Photo: Men’s Basketball Beats Harvard 74-67

Men’s Basketball: The Star Forward from Newcastle

Growing up in soccer country, Tosan Evbuomwan ’23 found his talent on the court

Graduate School Is Giving Some Tiger Athletes a Second Shot

After COVID disruptions, the games go on

After 50 Years Fencing, Paul Epply-Schmidt ’83 Is Still Winning

Epply-Schmidt won gold at the U.S. Fencing’s Veteran National Championships in August

Chris Long ’97 and Angie Long ’97 Are All In on Women’s Soccer

The Longs are building the first stadium meant just for a U.S. National Women’s Soccer League team

Fall Sports: Four Teams Won League Titles in 2021

A bonfire earned by the football team capped Princeton’s strong fall season

Princeton Athletics Historian Jerry Price Recounts the First 50 Years of Women’s Athletics

Close ’64 Football Players Make One Final Trip to Visit Teammate

After Jim Rockenbach ’64 was told he has two months to live, the friends traveled to see him in Florida

Russell Dinkins ’13 Is Fighting for Collegiate Track and Field

When schools cut the sport, they also eliminate academic opportunities for Black students

Men’s and Women’s Basketball Players Pivot From 2020

Two star women players left, while men build on experience

Princetonians Photo: Ice Hockey Coach Kelsey Koelzer ’17

Photo From the Archives: Crew 2004

Blinded by an IED, Brad Snyder Made History in the Triathlon

Snyder is the first American man to win gold in the triathlon either in the Paralympics or the Olympics

Memories of Palmer Stadium

From the PAW Archives

Star Sprinter Returns as Director of Athletics

Princeton’s new Ford Family Director of Athletics scooped up major student-athlete awards as an undergrad, including the Roper Trophy

October 2021: The Big Three in Princeton Athletics

Football Preview: Double Seniors Build on Tigers’ Experience

‘These are the last 10 games in my college lifetime. It’s all or nothing for us,’ said senior running back Collin Eaddy ’22