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(Photo by Bill Allen/NJ SportAction) caption: LOW RIDER: Princeton University senior goalie Matt Larkin, left, goes low to make one of his 13 saves in the Tigers' 10-8 loss to Syracuse last Saturday. It was Larkin's first career start after serving more than three seasons in a back-up role. Larkin and the Tigers will look to get into the win column as they start their Ivy League campaign by playing at Yale on April 2 and at Penn on April 5.end of caption

Larkin Tries to Save Princeton Men's Lax But Syracuse Rallies to Drop Tigers to 0-4

By Bill Alden

Matt Larkin has learned quite a bit about persistence during his career with the Princeton University men's lacrosse team.

Tiger Softball Clicking on All Cylinders As It Starts Push to Regain Ivy Crown

By Bill Alden

Maureen Barron could sense something special in the air as her Princeton University softball team recently jetted back across the country from its annual California swing.

PHS Boys' Lax Focusing on Basics As It Aims to Resume Winning Ways

By Bill Alden

The Princeton High boys' lacrosse team took a step up in class last year and saw its record take a major step backward.

With Pitching Ace Zink as Linchpin, PHS Softball Poised for Big Spring

By Bill Alden

Last spring, Princeton High softball coach Steve Eisenstein held his breath as he turned over the ace pitcher's role to untested freshman Dylan Zink.

Hun Baseball Has the Muscle, Needs to Sharpen Execution

By Bill Alden

Bill McQuade sounds like a football coach in delivering the scouting report on his 2005 Hun School baseball team.