Princeton Men's Lacrosse
@TigerLacrosse
Followers
23K
Following
2K
Media
3K
Statuses
7K
6x National Champions 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Class of 1952 Stadium
Joined September 2011
💔.
It is with heartfelt sorrow that we share the passing of Kerry Grundlingh '27 who tragically died in a cycling accident in her native South Africa. Our thoughts are with Kerry's family and friends, teammates, coaches and the entire rowing community.
0
0
16
Schreiber, Sowers Again Will Start @PremierLacrosse all-star game.
goprincetontigers.com
Princeton alums Tom Schreiber and Michael Sowers have been named starters in this weekend's Premier Lacrosse League All-Star Game. The weekend, which will in...
0
1
17
Rabil's Places 🤝 Scott Bacigalupo!. The latest episode brings a Tiger great to the forefront to talk goalkeeping alongside a few other legends!. Watch now on ESPN+!.
Got in the ring w/ @wwe superstar Mick Foley, watched film w/ lacrosse HOF’er Scott Bacigalupo, took goalie lessons from @BRiorden10, and saw a 121mph shot from @JNEU_88. All in a days work. New episode of Rabil’s Places out now 🥍📺
0
0
7
RT @TigerBlog1: Monday TigerBlog - Can you diaper a baby with one hand while keeping a ball in a lacrosse stick in the other like @TomSchre….
goprincetontigers.com
Okay everyone.
0
2
0
No surprise to us.
THAT'S HISTORY‼️. With that point, @CachZurrier becomes the first player in PLL history with 300+ groundballs and 200+ points!
0
1
34
RT @TigerBlog1: Friday TigerBlog - Dancing In Israel
goprincetontigers.com
Deb Levy smiled and stretched out her arms, summoning TigerBlog out onto the dance floor.
0
2
0
RT @TigerBlog1: Tuesday TigerBlog - An epic quarterfinal.
goprincetontigers.com
The venue was the same — Shuart Stadium at Hofstra University.
0
3
0
Finally, the Princeton Class of 2025 became the first since the Class of ’04 to play in four NCAA tournaments. This class went to one Final Four and another quarterfinal, won two Ivy tournaments and had a four-year record of 43-21, including 8-5 in postseason games.
0
1
10
Coulter Mackesy finished his career as the program leader in career goals with 167 and second in career points with 248. Mackesy is also a Tewaaraton Award finalist.
1
1
6
Princeton scored 234 goals for the season, third-best in program history behind only 2022 (237) and 1996 (235). Four of the top eight single-season goal totals have come in the four full seasons that Jim Mitchell has been the offensive coordinator.
1
1
4
Princeton was 40 for 84 shooting in two NCAA tournament games.
1
1
3
Nate Kabiri finished the season with 32 goals and 29 assists. He is the only Princeton player ever with at least 30 goals and 25 assists as a freshman and sophomore.
1
1
3
Cooper Mueller finished the year with six goals, 12 caused turnovers and 36 ground balls. No other Princeton shortstick has ever achieved those numbers without taking at least one face-off.
1
1
4
With Notre Dame's loss to Penn State, Princeton will remain the most recent team to win three straight NCAA titles (1996, 97, 98). The 1998 team captains: Jesse Hubbard, Jon Hess, Mark Whaling, Christian Cook, Chris Massey.
1
1
5
Michael Bath finished his career third all-time at Princeton with 65 caused turnovers, trailing only Chad Wiedmaier (83) and George Baughan (67).
1
1
4
Andrew McMeekin was 20 for 36 with seven GBs against Syracuse. He finished the season with 417 FO wins, joining Greg Waller and James Mitchell as the only Princeton players ever with at least 400. He also became the first Princeton player with two seasons with at least 100 GBs.
1
1
5
Princeton had five players score at least 27 goals for the season (Coulter Mackesy 44, Nate Kabiri 32, Colin Burns 29, Chad Palumbo 28 and Tucker Wade 27) — Princeton has never before had five players with at least 27 goals in a season.
1
1
5
Ryan Croddick finished the season with 241 saves, the second-highest total in program history, behind Bill Cronin's 277 in 1973. Croddick also had three assists on the season, becoming the first Princeton goalie with at least three points in a seaason since Cronin in 1973.
1
1
6