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I am a junior at Princeton University majoring in Politics with a minor in Classical Studies, originally from Los Angeles, California. I’m a student journalist for the Daily Princetonian, where I've written over 165 bylines, ranging from feature profiles to game recaps and breaking news. I currently serve as the Education Director, Associate News Editor, and Senior Sports Writer for the 'Prince'. Last year, I had the opportunity to expand on my journalism by helping co-author "The Madness of Iv…

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30 Years Ago: Carril wins 500th game

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Stand-out sophomore Kamryn Chaney transfers to Vanderbilt

Stand-out sophomore Kamryn Chaney transfers to Vanderbilt

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'Dream come true': Early action decisions released for the Class of 2029

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The wait is over: No. 1 men’s lacrosse roars past Notre Dame to secure first national title since 2001

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By Hayk Yengibaryan, Cadigan Perriello
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The quarter-century wait is over. After 25 years, Princeton has returned to the mountaintop of college lacrosse. On Memorial Day, No. 1 men’s lacrosse (17–2 overall, 5–1 Ivy League) defeated 2-seeded and No. 3 ranked Notre Dame (13–3, 3–1 Atlantic Coast Conference) 16–9. This marks the program’s seventh overall title and the first since 2001. It is also the first team NCAA championship for Princeton athletics since men’s and women’s fencing won the NCAA combined title in 2013.
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By Hayk Yengibaryan
| The Daily Princetonian Verified
The magical season for No. 1 men’s lacrosse (16–2 overall, 5–1 Ivy League) will last for two more nights. On the back of a historic 20-save performance from senior goalkeeper Ryan Croddick, the Tigers went on a 7–1 scoring run starting at the end of the second quarter and stretching into the middle of the third to upend No. 13 Duke (11–4, 1–3 Atlantic Coast Conference) 14–7 and advance to their first title game in 24 years.
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With 2001 champions watching, No. 1 men’s lacrosse chases a return to the title game

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By Hayk Yengibaryan
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Twenty-five years ago, B.J. Prager ’02 was named the Most Outstanding Player on Princeton’s last national championship team. On Memorial Monday, Prager and the 2001 team will be honored at midfield during the national championship game halftime, a game No. 1 men’s lacrosse (15–2 overall, 5–1 Ivy League) has a chance to play in for the first time since 2002, when Prager’s senior year team lost the championship to Syracuse, 13–12.
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