Princeton University's women's swimming and diving team celebrated a successful Ivy League Championship, securing its fourth consecutive title. The Tigers received three major awards, including High Point Swimmer of the Meet for Eleanor Sun, who swept her individual events, and High Point Diver of the Meet for Charlotte Martinkus, marking her third time receiving this honor. In total, Princeton earned six First Team All-Ivy selections and ten Second Team honors, with Heidi Smithwick also recognized for her academic achievements as an Academic All-Ivy honoree. The coaching staff was named Coaching Staff of the Year, underscoring the program's excellence this season.
Meanwhile, the men's basketball team prepares for its final two home games of the season, hosting Harvard on February 27 and Dartmouth on February 28. The Tigers, currently holding an 8-18 record with a 4-7 mark in Ivy play, are looking to bounce back after a recent loss to Brown, where Jackson Hicke led the team with 26 points and eight rebounds. These games represent a crucial opportunity for Princeton to end the season on a positive note before heading into the Ivy League tournament.
In fencing, the scheduled meet at Penn State has been canceled, shifting the focus to the upcoming NCAA Mid-Atlantic/South Regional meet on March 7 at Haverford College. This event is critical for the Tigers as it will account for 60 percent of their qualification for the NCAA Championships, set to take place from March 19-22 at Notre Dame.