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(Photo by Bill Allen/NJSportAction) caption: HAPPY RETURN: Princeton senior star Jay McCareins completes his electrifying 93-yard kickoff return which gave the Tigers the margin of victory in their 27-24 win at Harvard last Saturday. The 6'0, 195-pound cornerback was named the Division 1-AA National Player of the Week by the Sports Network for special teams play. The victory propelled Princeton into the thick of the Ivy League title race as it improved to 4-2 overall and 2-1 in league play, tied for second with Brown (2-1 Ivy) and Yale (2-1 Ivy) behind Penn (3-0 Ivy).ption

Princeton Football Ends Harvard Hex As McCareins' Return Proves Decisive

By Bill Alden

As the Princeton University football team went through its paces at practice before its clash last Saturday at Harvard, Tiger head coach Roger Hughes liked what he saw.

Tiger Women's Hockey Opening Season, Hoping Depth, Speed Make the Difference

By Bill Alden

The 2005-06 season hasn't even started and the Princeton University women's hockey team has already suffered a major loss.

Miller's Perseverance Pays Dividends;Helps PHS Boys' Soccer Make States

By Bill Alden

It hasn’t been an easy fall for Peter Miller, a junior forward on the Princeton High boys’ soccer team.

Wimberly's Versatility Paces Hun Football As It Overcomes Sloppiness to Nip Peddie

By Bill Alden

His uniform was splattered with mud and there were blades of grass stuck to his face.

PDS Football Shows Iron Man Mentality, Winning Twice in 5 Days to Move to 6-1

By Bill Alden

Bruce Devlin puts a premium on conditioning in preparing his Princeton Day School football team for action.