Princeton

How Princeton’s unselfish, relentless attack — and Chad Palumbo’s passion — crushed Notre Dame and ended a quarter-century title drought.

The Princeton media "team" is just one man. Meet Ben Heske.

Princeton lost just two games all season and ripped off 12 straight wins after a loss to Cornell on March 21.

Chad Palumbo, Colin Burns and Ryan Croddick powered the Tigers to a 16-9 win, completing Matt Madalon’s decade-long rebuild and restoring a lacrosse blueblood to the top.

When Princeton goalie Ryan Croddick is seeing the ball well, Chad Palumbo says, "This team feels unstoppable." That certainly proved true championship weekend.

Unheralded relative to certain teammates, Colin Burns has proven as pivotal as any of them in Princeton's pursuit of its first national title in a quarter century.

It wasn’t 90 seconds into Saturday’s semifinal when Ryan Croddick made his first save and knew that it would be a good afternoon. Everyone else found out soon enough.

Ryan Croddick's first goalie stick came from a Target store. Now he's the target of the top shooters in lacrosse, and the key to unlocking Princeton's first NCAA title in 25 years.

Princeton scored the final five goals against a Penn State team that impressively hung around.

Princeton was in a battle with Marist until a third-quarter blitz.