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Men's lacrosse preview: talented Tigers will win another title | ||
 Steve Goodrich '98, Columbia's Jason Wachob |
To Steve Goodrich, the best feeling you can
have on a basketball court doesn't come from a slam dunk or a
blocked shot, a fast break or a back door, or from any single play at all.
What gives him the biggest thrill is "a general feeling the other team
can't stop anything you're doing." Click here for more... |
The 1998
men's lacrosse team is already highly decorated.
It's won 28 straight games and two consecutive national
titles. Forty-six of 48 coaches ranked it as the
best team in college lacrosse in a preseason poll, and four
Tigers were honored as preseason first-team
all-Americans. If it lives up to its potential, Princeton will win its
third straight national championship this year. To do so,
coach Bill Tierney must fill in several gaps... Click here for more... |
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Sabres sharp for fencing |
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Venturi's victories lead grapplers | ||
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After lunging
to a strong
start, the men's fencing
team saw its hopes for a second consecutive Ivy
title slashed nearly to ribbons at Columbia on January
31... Click here for more... |
 Juan Venturi '01 |
Resurgent after its near demise two years ago, the
wrestling team (7-4 overall, 0-3 EIWA) began
its season with a string of six wins. Among its strongest performers has been
freshman 118-pounder Juan Venturi... Click here for more... |
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