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Two photos of Princeton women's basketball players are shown side-by-side. On the left, guard/forward Fadima Tall shoots an open right-handed jump shot. On the right, point guard Ashley Chea dribbles the ball with her left hand and has her eyes up.

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How offense, not defense, has powered Princeton’s 12-1 nonconference record

by Jenn HatfieldJanuary 2, 2026January 2, 2026

Skye Belker: ‘All of us have the ability to go off for 20-plus’

Harvard players and coaches kneel on the court and pose for a photo with the Ivy League championship trophy. Guard Harmoni Turner shouts something while wearing a net around her neck. Head coach Carrie Moore puts one hand on the side of her mouth and shouts something while looking up to her left.

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2025-26 Ivy League preview

by Jenn HatfieldOctober 31, 2025October 31, 2025

Mike McLaughlin: ‘Ivy basketball on the women’s side is sitting in a really good place’

Princeton players on the bench, including injured guard Madison St. Rose, rise to their feet and celebrate a play during a game against Harvard. Head coach Carla Berube walks down the sideline, looking over her shoulder at the action on the court.

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Inside Princeton guard Madison St. Rose’s recovery from a torn ACL

by Jenn HatfieldJuly 5, 2025July 5, 2025

After getting hurt last November, St. Rose is expected to be ready for the start of her senior season

Princeton guard/forward Olivia Hutcherson, guard Skye Belker, guard Ashley Chea and forward Parker Hill sit on the Princeton bench and wait to hear their names called as starters. The arena is dark and there is a reddish glow from the lighting and special effects.

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Why Princeton’s brief NCAA Tournament stay will matter beyond this season

by Jenn HatfieldMarch 20, 2025March 20, 2025

Carla Berube: ‘You can’t simulate this kind of experience’

Princeton guard Ashley Chea shoots a right-handed jump shot. Several Duquesne defenders are nearby but aren't close enough to fully contest it.

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Chea-t code: Ashley Chea is thriving in the spotlight as Princeton’s floor general

by Jenn HatfieldJanuary 26, 2025January 26, 2025

The Tigers are young this year, but Chea has helped keep them rolling

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How Columbia took control of the Ivy League title race

by Jenn HatfieldJanuary 22, 2025January 22, 2025

An unsung frontcourt matchup shaped Lions’ win over Princeton

Princeton guard/forward Olivia Hutcherson puts her right hand up and moves her feet to defend Cornell guard Clarke Jackson, who begins to make a move with the ball just inside the 3-point line.

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Back like it never left: Princeton rediscovers its defense to seize control of Ivy League race

by Jenn HatfieldJanuary 12, 2025January 12, 2025

Harvard has what looks like its best team in years, but it couldn’t solve the Princeton puzzle on Saturday

Princeton guard Madison St. Rose looks up as she dribbles with her right hand on the perimeter. Two Columbia defenders try to move their feet to contain her.

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What Madison St. Rose’s season-ending injury means for Princeton

by Jenn HatfieldNovember 22, 2024March 19, 2025

St. Rose, the Tigers’ leading scorer, tore her ACL on Nov. 16

Princeton players hold the Ivy League Tournament championship trophy aloft. It is a gold ball on top of a long wooden base.

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2024-25 Ivy League preview

by Jenn HatfieldNovember 1, 2024November 1, 2024

Can Harvard challenge the Princeton-Columbia duopoly, or will those two teams reload?

Princeton forward Ellie Mitchell holds the Ivy League Tournament trophy over her head with two hands. Her mouth is open as she celebrates, and some streamers drape down from her left hand and around her neck.

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Princeton, Columbia and the emotional gap of a one-bid conference’s title game

by Jenn HatfieldMarch 17, 2024March 17, 2024

Tigers advance to another NCAA Tournament, while Columbia likely falls a game short for third straight year