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Princeton University Athletics
Saturday, April 4
Princeton, N.J.
1:00 PM
Princeton University
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Harvard
Photo by: Chazz Patterson
No. 42 Princeton Hosts No. 67 Harvard, No. 52 Dartmouth
April 03, 2026 | Women's Tennis
No. 42 PRINCETON (13-2, 1-0 Ivy) vs. No. 67 HARVARD (10-6, 0-1 Ivy)
Saturday • April 4 • 1 pm
Princeton, N.J.
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vs. DARTMOUTH (12-4, 1-0 Ivy prior to Saturday match at Penn)
Sunday • April 5 • 1 pm
Princeton, N.J.
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Eva Elbaz Feature Story
The second weekend of Ivy League women's tennis will have the 42nd-ranked Princeton Tigers at home, welcoming in two other ranked teams.
Princeton will first welcome No. 67 Harvard Saturday at 1 and then No. 52 Dartmouth Sunday, also at 1.
All eight Ivy teams played one match a week ago, and Princeton defeated Penn 4-0 in its league opener. Dartmouth defeated Harvard 4-3; the other Week 1 winners were Yale and Columbia.
The Harvard-Princeton match will feature the only two Ivy players who are ranked in singles, with No. 81 Stephanie Yakoff of the Crimson and No. 91 Alice Ferlito of the Tigers. Yakoff and Kavya Karra are ranked 46th in doubles, followed in the league by Princeton's Tsehay Driscoll and Pearlie Zhang at No. 78.
Princeton defeated Harvard 4-1 earlier this season in Princeton at the ECAC tournament.
Saturday • April 4 • 1 pm
Princeton, N.J.
Live Stats
Live Video
vs. DARTMOUTH (12-4, 1-0 Ivy prior to Saturday match at Penn)
Sunday • April 5 • 1 pm
Princeton, N.J.
Live Stats
Live Video
Eva Elbaz Feature Story
The second weekend of Ivy League women's tennis will have the 42nd-ranked Princeton Tigers at home, welcoming in two other ranked teams.
Princeton will first welcome No. 67 Harvard Saturday at 1 and then No. 52 Dartmouth Sunday, also at 1.
All eight Ivy teams played one match a week ago, and Princeton defeated Penn 4-0 in its league opener. Dartmouth defeated Harvard 4-3; the other Week 1 winners were Yale and Columbia.
The Harvard-Princeton match will feature the only two Ivy players who are ranked in singles, with No. 81 Stephanie Yakoff of the Crimson and No. 91 Alice Ferlito of the Tigers. Yakoff and Kavya Karra are ranked 46th in doubles, followed in the league by Princeton's Tsehay Driscoll and Pearlie Zhang at No. 78.
Princeton defeated Harvard 4-1 earlier this season in Princeton at the ECAC tournament.
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