Three incoming freshmen recruits who won multiple championship while in high school will join Princeton for the upcoming season.
Princeton announced Friday that recent high school graduates Billy Andrew, Mike Fuerst and Kendall Ratter committed to join the Tigers beginning in the 2015 season.
Coach Sam Shweisky has Princeton right where he wants his program.
Shweisky in an interview with Off the Block earlier this week said that between recruiting and creating a new season schedule he has been more than pleased with his team’s off-season so far.
Princeton coach Sam Shweisky is making sure his team gets tested right from the start of the upcoming season.
Shweisky in an interview with Off the Block earlier this week said that Princeton will open the 2015 season with a single-season program-record six matches against the MPSF.
Princeton did everything this season from upseting Penn State to reach the EIVA Tournament championship match for the first time in almost five years.
Check out Princeton coach Sam Shweisky discuss the Tigers’ season, his plans for the off-season and his prediction for the upcoming NCAA Tournament championship match between Stanford and Loyola. (more…)
The NCAA Tournament field will become a whole lot clearer at the conclusion of Conference Championship Saturday.
Three of the six spots in the NCAA Tournament will be decided tonight as the MIVA, EIVA and MPSF all have play conference tournament championship matches. With underdog teams like Lewis and Princeton also eyeing a chance to win and crash the NCAA Tournament, each conference title match will have significant affect on Selection Sunday.
The match-ups for Conference Championship Saturday are set as six teams still control their own fate for a spot in the NCAA Tournament.
The conference tournaments will continue with the EIVA, MIVA and MPSF championship matches on Saturday. Here is the initial look and the historical information to know about every conference tournament championship match.
For the first time in four years, Princeton is heading back to the EIVA Tournament title match.
All-EIVA outside attacker Pat Schwagler had a match-high 19 kills as the No. 3 seed Princeton defeated the No. 2 seed Harvard 25-20, 25-15, 22-25, 25-21 in the EIVA Tournament semifinals on Thursday in University Park, Pa.
Penn State outside attacker Aaron Russell for the second consecutive year earned the conference’s top individual honor.
The EIVA announced Tuesday afternoon that Russell was selected as the 2014 Uvaldo Acosta Memorial EIVA Player of the Year.