Junior Michael Sublette is the 2004 IC4A Champion! Three weeks ago Sublette was second at Heps as he was edged in the shoot, but this time it was all Sublette, finishing eight seconds in front of the rest of the field at the 2014 IC4A Cross Country Cha...

150 Years • Men's Cross Country

Princeton finished in fourth at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Cross-Country Regionals at Penn State Friday afternoon. Sam Pons and Michael Sublette were the top two Princeton finishers, in 10th and 11th.

The Princeton men's cross country team will run Friday at 1 at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional at Penn State. The top two teams at in the regional will automatically qualify for the NCAA meet.

As the 150th anniversary of its first intercollegiate athletic event approaches, Princeton is planning to recognize its past and celebrate its present, all leading to an athletics give day on Dec. 2.

Follow the Princeton men's and women's cross country teams as they prepared for and raced at HEPs on Nov. 1. Megan Curham won the women's race and helped Princeton to a second-place finish, while the men's team won the Ivy League crown.

Junior Michael Sublette and sophomore Megan Curham of the Princeton cross country teams have both been named the Suburban Transit GoPrincetonTigers.com Athletes of the Week.

All five Princeton scorers captured men's cross country All-Ivy League honors and head coach Jason Vigilante was named Coach of the Year it was announced by the league office on Tuesday.

Princeton men's cross country is your 2014 Ivy League Heptagonal Champion! The Tigers bring home the first Ivy title of the 2014-15 academic year and first for Ford Family Director of Athletics Mollie Marcoux.

Princeton will host the 2014 Ivy League Heptagonal Championship on Saturday, Nov. 1 at West Windsor Fields. The 8k race is slated to begin at noon.