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(Photo by Bill Allen/NJ SportAction) caption: SIX-SHOOTER: Princeton senior star Elizabeth Pillion, left, fights through the Penn State defense last Saturday on her way to a career-high six goal performance. Despite Pillion's outburst, the top-ranked Tigers fell 14-13 in overtime to the 10th-ranked Nittany Lions. Princeton, now 3-1, was slated to host undefeated Columbia on March 22 to start Ivy League play before playing at defending national champion Virginia on March 26. end of caption

Despite a Career-High 6 Goals From Pillion, Princeton Women's Lax Falls to Penn State

By Bill Alden

Elizabeth Pillion has never produced a performance for the Princeton University women's lacrosse team like the one she came up with last Saturday.

Princeton Men's Lacrosse Drops to 0-3, Seeking Identity as It Girds for Syracuse

By Bill Alden

In dropping its first two games this season, the Princeton University men's lacrosse team failed to score a goal in the first quarter.

PHS Swimmer Rossi, PHS Ice Hockey's Ryan Earn Nod as Town Topics' Top Winter Stars

By Bill Alden

Coming into the 400 freestyle relay finale of the Public B state championship meet last month, the Princeton High girls' swimming team knew that Scotch Plains-Fanwood had already clinched the team title.

Turning to Shot Put After Breaking Arm, Hun's Cortina Earns All-American Status

By Bill Alden

When Brian Cortina fractured his left arm playing soccer a few years ago, it turned out to be the break that changed the course of his life as an athlete.

Aiming to Reprise Undefeated Season, PHS Golf Starting 2005 With No Fear

By Bill Alden

Fearless is the word Sheryl Severance uses to describe her Princeton High golf team.