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((Photo courtesy of Princeton's Office of Athletic Communications) caption: FAUSTIAN BARGAIN: Andre Faust glides on the Baker Rink ice during his storied career at Princeton University which saw him graduate in 1992 as the school's No.2 all-time scorer with 150 points. After playing 12 seasons in pro hockey, including two stints with the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL, Faust has returned to Princeton as an assistant coach with the men's ice hockey team.end of caption

Former Princeton Ice Hockey Star Faust Primed for Role on Tiger Coaching Staff

By Bill Alden

It was a bit of a long shot but Andre Faust has never been afraid to take a chance.

Tiger Lightweight Crew Coach Smith Leaving With Pride in What She Built

By Bill Alden

Unfortunately for the Princeton University crew program, women's lightweight head coach Heather Smith recently decided to head for the hills of the Adirondacks. But Smith, who led the Tigers to five national titles in seven seasons at the helm, is confident the program won't be left high and dry in her absence.

Princeton Special Sports Keeps Growing As It Enhances Lives On and Off the Field

By Bill Alden

By the spring of 2003, 11-year-old John Diver was sick and tired of seeing his two younger brothers have all the fun when it came to playing sports.

Princeton Resident Lessard Peaked In Tour De France Cycling Excursion

By Bill Alden

For Ron Lessard, it was the Father's Day gift of a lifetime.