The Princeton Women's Basketball team, ranked No. 23, captured the Ivy League Tournament Championship with a decisive 63-53 victory over Harvard. Held at Newman Arena, the Tigers' triumph marks their sixth title in program history. A late surge, including a 12-2 run in the final minutes, secured the win and an NCAA Tournament berth for the 13th time. Earlier in the tournament, Princeton defeated Brown 65-51 in the semifinals, propelled by a dominant first quarter.
Princeton's Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving teams are preparing for the NCAA Championships at Georgia Tech. The men's team will send ten qualifiers, including Aidan Wang and Mitchell Schott, while the women's team will be represented by five athletes, such as Sabrina Johnston and Eleanor Sun. This marks a significant achievement for both squads as they aim to make a splash on the national stage.
The Princeton Women's Ice Hockey team concluded a historic season with a 4-1 loss to UConn in the NCAA Regional Semifinal. Despite the defeat, the Tigers celebrated their first-ever ECAC regular season championship and an impressive 23-11-0 record under new head coach Courtney Kessel.
Princeton Wrestling will send five competitors to the NCAA Championships in Cleveland. Marc-Anthony McGowan, Matthew Martino, and Eligh Rivera are among the qualifiers, continuing Princeton's tradition of strong representation at nationals. This marks the ninth time in program history that five or more wrestlers have qualified, showcasing the team's depth and talent.