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(Photo by Bill Allen/NJ SportAction) caption: CHASING THE FIELD: Princeton University junior Greg Fields sprints to daylight in the Tigers' defeat to Harvard. Against Cornell last Saturday, Fields piled up 224 all-purpose yards and scored a touchdown. Despite Fields' big day, however, the Tigers were edged 21-20 by the Big Red to drop to 4-3 overall and 2-2 in Ivy League play. This Saturday, Princeton hosts Penn (6-1, 4-0 Ivy), needing to snap the Quakers' 19-game Ivy winning streak in order to stay alive in the league title race.end of caption

Tiger Football Rally Comes Up Short in Loss at Cornell; Needs to Topple Penn to Stay Alive in Ivy Title Race

By Bill Alden

Roger Hughes has repeatedly insisted that his 2004 Princeton University football team possesses a special focus.

Spicer's Confidence Up Front Pays Dividends As Tiger Men's Soccer Locked in Ivy Dogfight

By Bill Alden

It would have been understandable if Princeton University soccer star Darren Spicer spent last summer in his native Diamond Bar Calif., chilling out on a Southern California beach and enjoying the Pacific breeze.

Hun Girls' Tennis Makes History; Wins Prep Crown for 2nd Triple

By Bill Alden

The Hun School girls' tennis team entered this fall with a huge bull's eye on its collective back.

Squandering Early Scoring Chances, Hun Boys' Soccer Falls in MCT Final

By Bill Alden

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By Bill Alden

For nearly a month, the Stuart Country Day School field hockey team's defense has been impregnable.