Little by little, women's sports get pumped up, By Sangeetha Ramaswamy Men's Basketball: The big boys come to town for the weekend, By Anna Dolinsky Quinnipiac b-ball making an impact on DI scene, By Ted Diskant Smack Zone Is New Haven the new city of Brotherly Love?, By James Fagan Elitorial: Sportswriters not giving 110 percent, By Geoffrey Chepiga Yale's new squash sensation from down under, By Albert Chen Men's and Women's Swimming: Swimming H-Y-Ps: equal ardor, unequal goals, By Darcy Wiecks From the Sidelines: A new Frontiere for women in sports, By Nola Breglio Sports Shorts Women's Basketball: Streaking Bulldogs facing their toughest opponent yet: Pennsylvania Women's Tennis: Eli tennis squad lacks numbers, but swimming in talent Fencing: Temporary setbacks Around the Ivies, By Laurie Randell Athlete of the Week: Shoshanna Engel, By Alison Morris Stat of the Week: Men's basketball takes on perennial Ivy League powerhouse Princeton at home on Sat., Feb. 5. Despite Yale's early run for a trip to the NCAAs, Princeton is the master of tournament bids: Years since the Tigers went to the NCAAs: 2 Years since the Elis went to the NCAAs: 38 Final score, Princeton vs. Yale, 1999: 61-58 Yale
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