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(Photo by Bill Allen/NJ SportAction) caption: B.J. KNOWS BASEBALL: Princeton junior centerfielder B.J. Szymanski takes a swing in the Tigers' recent doubleheader with Dartmouth. The 6'5, 215-pound Szymanski, a star receiver on Princeton's football team, has emerged this spring as one of the hottest major league prospects in college baseball, compiling a .389 batting average with 3 homers and 26 RBIs for the 14-12 Tigers.end of caption

Szymanski's Athletic Double Life at Princeton Sees Receiver Emerge as Big League Prospect

By Bill Alden

BJ. Szymanski felt a void in the spring of 2002 as he finished up his freshman year at Princeton University.

Frosh Star Trombino Maintains Scoring Streak To Help Tiger Men's Lax Top Rutgers Again

By Bill Alden

It didn't take long for freshman attacker Peter Trombino to make an impact this spring for the Princeton University men's lacrosse team. Just over five minutes into the Tigers' season-opener against Quinnipiac on February 28, Trombino fired in the team's first goal of the season.

Norbury's Defensive Leadership a Key Factor As Tiger Women's Lax Dismantles Yale 13-4

By Bill Alden

The Princeton University women's lacrosse team last tasted defeat when it dropped a one-goal heartbreaker at Yale last April.

Freshman Bruvik Shows Maturity In Sparking Stuart Lax's Attack

By Bill Alden

While Kelly Bruvik is a freshman, she is hardly playing like a rookie for the Stuart Country Day School lacrosse team.