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Finishing PU Women’s Track Career in Style, Senior Sprinter Moran Makes Historical Impact

Eileen Moran is not the quickest sprinter out of the blocks. “My start is not the very best; I have trouble with reaction,” said Moran, a senior star for the…

Stuart Alum Baker Goes From Walk-on to Stroke Seat In Becoming Mainstay for PU Women’s Open Crew

During her sports career at Stuart Country Day School, Katie Baker liked to keep busy, starring at field hockey, basketball, and lacrosse. Entering Princeton University in the fall of 2008,…

Former Rutgers Star Lloyd Comfortable at PU As U.S. Women’s Soccer Trains at Roberts Stadium

During her All-American soccer career at Rutgers University Carli Lloyd enjoyed some fierce battles against local rival Princeton. “There was probably the most amount of yellow cards during our games,”…

PDS Boys’ Lax Seniors Nearly Go Out With Bang; But Come Up Short to HoVal in MCT Title Game

For Tyler Olsson and his fellow seniors on the Princeton Day School boys’ lacrosse team, spending some quality time together in South Carolina a few months ago helped strengthen their…

With Senior Haughton Looking to Extend Career, PHS Girls’ Lax Rallies to Make Sectional Semis

With the Princeton High girls’ lacrosse team trailing Mount Olive 4-3 at halftime last Friday in the second round of the state tournament, Mia Haughton realized that she might have…

PHS Boys’ Lacrosse Runs Out of Gas; Falls 9-6 to Fair Lawn in State Opener

It has been a grueling May for the Princeton High boys’ lacrosse team. Coming into its Group 3 state tournament opening round contest last Saturday morning against visiting Fair Lawn,…

Hun Softball Falls in Prep A Semis But Sees Promising Future Ahead

For the Hun School softball team, beating Peddie in late April proved to be a double-edged sword when the rivals met again last Thursday in the state Prep A semifinal.…

Failing to Produce Another Late Surge, Hun Baseball Falters in Prep A Tourney

After his Hun School baseball team topped Lawrenceville 4-2 last Wednesday in the opening round of the state Prep A tournament, Bill McQuade sensed that his team could be primed…

Princeton Men’s Lacrosse Fights to the End But Drops Nailbiter to Virginia in NCAAs

During their NFL championship run in the early 1960s, the proud Green Bay Packer players used to say they never lost a game, they just ran out of time. As…

Showing Its Development, Depth of Talent, PU Open Crew Wins Ivy Sprints Team Title

When Princeton University women’s open crew head coach Lori Dauphiny  looks back on the inaugural Ivy League Sprints, one image, in particular, will come to her mind. “Every kid from…

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