(Photo by Stephen Goldsmith)
END POINT: Princeton University mens lacrosse senior attacker Tommy Davis eludes a defender in recent action. Last Saturday, Davis scored a goal and had an assist but it wasnt enough as fourth-seeded Princeton fell 6-4 to No. 5 Cornell in the NCAA quarterfinals at Hofstra. Davis ended his career with 134 points, 16th all-time in program history. |
For the Princeton University mens lacrosse team, this spring has amounted to a revenge tour.
A day after the running of the Preakness Stakes, the Princeton University womens open crew first varsity boat found itself in a horse race at the Eastern Association of Womens Rowing Colleges (EAWRC) Sprints.
It was the last game of the season for the Princeton Day School girls lacrosse team and a major theme was passion.
In a handwritten statement on a heart-shaped card entitled Passion attached to the chain the team carries to games, a player exhorted her teammates to give it all we have and never give up. Believe!
After suffering a 16-6 loss to WW/P-S earlier this month, the Princeton High boys lacrosse team was chomping at the bit to get another shot at the Pirates in the Mercer County Tournament.
Alex Thier began last week by experiencing one of the greatest highlights of her Hun School softball career.
The scrappy senior third baseman helped the Raiders edge Peddie 3-1 in the state Prep A semifinals on May 12, avenging two regular season defeats to the Falcons and snapping that programs four-year Prep A title streak.