BASEBALL
Last week: Defeated Brown 11-7, lost to Brown 13-4 (April 10), lost to Monmouth 10-8 (April 13), defeated Columbia 7-1, 9-8 (April 15), defeated Columbia 7-1, 16-6 (April 16)
This week: At Long Island (April 18), hosts Pennsylvania (DH) (April 21, 22)
Record: 15-14 overall, 8-4 Ivy
Highlights
Andrew Hanson (Jr., Cumberland, Maine) was 6 for 6, hit two home runs, seven RBIs and scored four times in Sunday's final game at Columbia. He set new school record for total bases in a game (16) and extra base hits in a game (5). He tied the school
Record:s for home runs in a game, RBIs in a game and hits in a game
Ryan Quillian (Fr., Atlanta, Ga.) threw his first complete game while striking out a career-high seven batters for his third win of the season against Columbia.
Pat Boran (So., Pottsville, Pa.) hit .500 (9 for 18) in the four games against Columbia with five RBIs and 12 runs scored.
David Boehle (Fr., Redwood City, Calif.) earned his sixth save of the season on Saturday to move within one of the school record.
SOFTBALL
Last week: Split at Penn 1-3 and 8-0 (April 14), Split vs. Cornell 16-4 and 1-6 (April 15)
This week: Hofstra (April 18), at Dartmouth (April 21), at Harvard
(April 22)
Record: 17-19 (6-2 Ivy)
Highlights
Brie Galicinao (So., Stockton, Calif.) pitched a perfect game in the 8-0 win over Penn... she also went 3-for-3 in the victory
Lauren Poniatowski (Jr., Haddon Heights, N.J.) went 4-for-4 with three runs and three RBIs in the win over Cornell
Mackenzie Forsythe (Fr., Lake Oswego, Ore.) had her first three-hit game in Princeton's 16-4 win over Cornell
Dana Freiser (So., Walnut Creek, Calif.) allowed one hit in 3.1 innings of relief in the win over Cornell
WOMEN'S WATER POLO
Last week: finished first at Mid-Atlantic Championship at Villanova (April 15-16)
This week: no competition
Record: 20-3, 8-0 CWPA
Highlights
Princeton defeated Maryland 13-4 on Saturday and defeated Villanova 9-3 in the title game on Sunday for its first Mid-Atlantic Championship.
Adele McCarthy-Beauvais (Fr., Haydenville, Mass.) scored nine goals in two games, including four goals in the championship game against Villanova.
Captain Goga Vukmirovic (Sr., Sarajevo, Bosnia)
Record:ed 12 saves in two games.
MEN'S LACROSSE
Last week: defeated Harvard 12-6 (April 15)
This week: at Cornell (April 22), vs. Syracuse (April 23)
Record: 7-1 (4-0 Ivy League)
Highlights
B.J. Prager (So., Garden City, N.Y.) scored four goals against Harvard, and he now has 15 goals in his last four games.
Josh Sims (Sr., Edgewater, Md.) recorded three goals and one assist.
Brad Dumont (Fr., Baltimore, Md.) scored the first two goals of the game.
The winner of the Princeton-Cornell game will receive the Ivy League's automatic bid in the NCAA tournament.
WOMEN'S LACROSSE
Last week: defeated Temple 13-10 (April 12), defeated Harvard 15-6 (April 15)
This week: vs. Pennsylvania (April 19), vs. Dartmouth (April 22)
Record: 11-1,4-0 Ivy
Highlights
Princeton hosts two Ivy teams in Princeton Stadium for the first time all season. Two wins
This week: would give the Tigers at least a share of the Ivy title.
The Tigers outscored Harvard 8-1 in the second half for a 15-6 victory at its new turf facility. Julie Shaner (Jr., Gwynedd Valley, Pa,) and Kim Smith (So., Baltimore, Md.) each scored four goals.
Hilary Maddox (Sr., Chestnut Hill, Mass.), who had only 13 points in each of her first three seasons, has 14 goals and two assists on the year. She has scored two goals in each of the last three games.
Lauren Simone (So., Delran, N.J.) scored four goals and added two assists in the win at No. 18 Temple.
WOMEN'S OPEN CREW
Last week: vs. Harvard, Cornell and Miami (April 15)
This week: vs. Yale and Virginia (April 22)
Record: 5-1, 3-1 Ivy
Highlights
Princeton won its 11th consecutive 1975 Cup with a first-place finish in Saturday's competition on Lake Carnegie. The Tigers won the varsity eight race in a time of 6:40.30, followed by Radcliffe in second and Cornell in third. Miami finished in fourth.
The Tigers finished first in the second varsity race, nearly 12 seconds ahead of Cornell. The Big Red won the varsity four and second novice eight races.
WOMEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT CREW
Last week: vs. Wisconsin, Villanova and Brown (April 15)
This week: vs. Wisconsin (April 15)
Record: 2-1, 1-0 Ivy
Highlights
The two top women's lightweight programs squared off Saturday on Lake Carnegie, as both teams entered the race tied for No. 1 in the latest USRowing rankings. Wisconsin will likely claim sole possession of the top spot with a two-second win in the varsity eight event, with the Tigers taking second in their home opener.
In the varsity eight race, the Tigers made a late surge to pass the Wildcats in the final strokes of the race for a second place finish in a time of 7:03.78, two seconds behind Wisconsin.
The Tigers finished second to the Badgers in the varsity four race by a mere .05 of a second and by six seconds in the novice eight race.
MEN'S HEAVYWEIGHT CREW
Last week: vs. Columbia, Temple and Penn (April 15)
This week: vs. Columbia and Penn (April 15)
Record: 5-0, 2-0 Ivy
Highlights
A late surge gave the Princeton heavyweight crew a less-than-one-second victory over Penn and Columbia, as it won its sixth consecutive Childs Cup this afternoon on Lake Carnegie. The Tigers crossed the finish line in 5:44.80, as Penn came in second followed by Columbia in third. Temple finished in fourth with a time of 5:58.87.
Princeton claimed the Childs Cup, America's oldest continuously contested intercollegiate trophy in any sport. Temple was a guest in the regatta.
The Orange and Black had no trouble in the other three races on the day, winning each by at least seven seconds.
MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT CREW
Last week: vs. Rutgers and Cornell (April 15)
This week: vs. Rutgers and Cornell (April 15)
Record: 1-1, 1-0 Ivy
Highlights
After the men's lightweight crew had its first race of the year postponed due to unrowable conditions last Saturday, the Tigers ran into more tough luck as they came in second in the varsity eight race against Cornell and Rutgers on Lake Carnegie. The Scarlet Knights crossed the finish line first in a time of 5:55.10, followed by Princeton at 6:01.26.
The Tigers took first place in the second and third varsity eight races and the first freshman eight. Cornell's lone victory came on a four-second win in the second freshman eight event.
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
Last week: Lost to Penn State 3-1 (April 15), Won Ivy League Tournament (April 16)
This week: Season complete
Record: 8-12 (4-10 EIVA)
Highlights
Jason Morrow (Sr., Los Angeles, Calif.)
Record:ed 51 assists in his EIVA finale against Penn State
Ryan Black (Jr., Webster, N.Y.) had a team-high 15 kills against Penn State
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Last week: Defeated Rutgers 9-0 (April 12), defeated Harvard 7-2 (April 14), defeated Dartmouth 6-3 (April 15)
This week: at Cornell (April 21), vs. Columbia (April 22)
Record: 15-2, 5-0 Ivy
Princeton is 5-0 in the Ivy League for the first time since 1998 and can clinch at least a share of the Ivy title with one win
This week:end. The Tigers can win the championship outright with two wins
This week:end.
Princeton defeated Harvard for the second time this season after not beating them since 1994.
The Tigers did not lose a singles match from Nos. 1 through 4 all week.
MEN'S TENNIS
Last week: Lost to Harvard 4-3 (April 14), defeated Dartmouth 5-1 (April 15)
This week: vs. Cornell (April 21), at Columbia (April 23)
Record: 15-6, 4-1 Ivy
With a sweep of Cornell and Columbia, Princeton can clinch at least a tie for the Ivy championship.
Judson Williams (So., Raleigh, N.C.) was undefeated at No. 3 for the Tigers. Williams teamed up with Kyle Kliegerman (Jr., New York, N.Y.) for two doubles wins as well.
Ahn Ahn Liu (Sr., Bellevue, Wash.) was undefeated at No. 2.
MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
Last week: competed at the Sea Ray Relays (April 14 and 15)
This week: at UConn Spring Invitational (April 22)
Record: 2-1, 0-0 Ivy
Jonathan Jessup (Sr., Bryan, Texas) finished first in the open division of the pole vault with a height of 16' 10".
Wes Stockard (So., Knoxville, Tenn.) finished ninth in the open division of the 5,000 meters in a return trip to his hometown.
John Mack (Sr., New Haven, Mich.) finished eighth in the 400 meters with a time of 47.14.
WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
Last week: Lost to Yale 89-41, lost to Penn 62-41
This week: At Widener Invitational
Record: 0-2, 0-2 Ivy
Shawneequa Callier (Sr., New York, N.Y.) and Rebecca Desman (Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa.) finished 1-2 in the high jump. Callier cleared the bar at 5' 9" and Desman cleared 5' 5".
Lauren Simmons (So., Nashville, Tenn.) took first in the 800 meters with a time of 2:11.37
Natalie Deffenbaugh (So., Maplewood, N.J.) finished first in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 1:01.88.
Lauren Hoffman (Jr., Rocky Point, N.J.) won the 3,000 meters with a time of 10:05.81.
MEN'S GOLF
Last week: Won the Ivy League Championship (April 15-16)
This week: Princeton Invitational (April 21-22)
Record: 0-0, 0-0 Ivy
Highlights
Nat Hoopes (Fr., Marion, Mass.) won the Ivy League individual championship with a three-round total of 219 (71-71-77)... he was named first-team All-Ivy
Judd Pritchard (Sr., Fort Worth, Tx.) finished third after shooting a 223 (73-75-75) and was named first-team All-Ivy
James Milam (So., Idaho Falls, Id.) finished in a tie for fifth place by shooting a 225
(79-71-75)...he was Princeton's third first-team All-Ivy pick
Princeton hadn't won the Ivy championship in five years and didn't have a first-team All-Ivy pick in the past two years
WOMEN'S GOLF
Last week: Finished second at the Ivy League championship
This week: at Lady Buckeye Invitational (April 22-23)
Record: 0-0, 0-0 Ivy
Highlights
Adrienne Gill (Jr., Chatham, N.J.) finished tied for first with a two-day total of 153... although she lost the individual title in a playoff, she was named first-team All-Ivy
Vanessa Redman (Fr., Orinda, Calif.) finished in third place with a 158...she was named first-team All-Ivy
