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(Photo by Bill Allen/NJ SportAction) caption: REVERSAL OF FORTUNE: A pack of Tigers can't prevent Columbia's Wade Fletcher, right, from snaring a 49-yard Hail Mary pass as time expired to give the Lions a stunning 33-27 win over Princeton last Saturday. In fighting back from a 20-0 first quarter deficit, Columbia posted its first win in Princeton since 1945.d of caption

Game-Ending Hail Mary TD Heave Jolts Princeton As It Falls 33-27 to Columbia, Drops to 0-3 Start

By Bill Alden

As the Princeton University football players quietly filed out of their locker room Saturday night, their hair was still wet from post-game showers but the hurt hadn't been washed out of their faces.

With Tripicchio Back At Full Speed, Tiger Men's Soccer On Right Track

By Bill Alden

For Franco Tripicchio, the 2002 soccer season was essentially a lost year.

Individually, the Princeton University midfielder was hampered by the after-effects of a knee injury which slowed him in games and prevented him from practicing.

Hun Girls' Tennis Guts it Out In Earning MCT Three-Peat

By Bill Alden

Although the Hun School girls' tennis team came into last week's Mercer County Girls' Tennis tournament as the two-time defending champion, the Raiders knew they couldn't take anything for granted.

Hayes' Finishing Touch Ignites Outburst For PHS Girls' Soccer

By Bill Alden

Princeton High soccer star Lisa Hayes has clearly set some high standards for herself.

After scoring a goal in the Little Tigers' 6-1 win over Hightstown on September 30 and then following that up with a hat trick as PHS cruised past Ewing a day later by the same 6-1 margin, Hayes maintained she wasn't all that satisfied with her overall play.