Inside Princeton teams, one conversation at a time.
Princeton Tigers is a rotating channel for Princeton athletics podcasts, with recent episodes moving through women’s basketball, lacrosse, football, and men’s basketball. The tone is close to the teams: postgame emotions, locker-room specifics, coaching perspective, and the small campus details fans rarely hear elsewhere.
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Princeton Tigers is a broad athletics channel built from the voices around Princeton’s teams. It behaves less like one polished studio program and more like a collection of team rooms, broadcast-center conversations, and player-led check-ins. Recent women’s basketball episodes center on The Get Stops Podcast, where John Moses speaks with players and coaches about the stretch of a season. Madison St. Rose reflects on Senior Day at Jadwin, the tension between farewell emotion and a championship game against Yale, and the joy of becoming outright champions. Skye Belker brings the conversation down to player texture: basketball shoes, comfort, style, and what actually feels good on the court. Lauren Gosselin and Taylor Charles appear in a wide-ranging episode that moves from a name change and coaching detail to DePaul, Maryland, George Mason, defensive growth, captaincy, and food opinions. The lacrosse feed, Sticks and Stripes, has a more peer-to-peer feel. Lane Calkins and Cooper Mueller recap Columbia, a double-overtime Penn loss, Towson, Brown, and NCAA bracketology while keeping the rhythm casual and campus-rooted. Earlier lacrosse episodes look at a tough opener, Maryland, Syracuse, UNC, goalkeeping, defensive matchups, and the learning curve of a new season. The football episode turns toward game-week preparation, with Cody Crucial speaking to a coach about San Diego, family, mentorship, and the feeling of finally reaching kickoff. Pick and Pop adds a men’s basketball player hangout, with Caden Pierce and Zavian Lee talking to Phillip Barrio about shared high school ties, recruiting calls, and old first impressions. Across sports, the best moments come from proximity. Princeton Tigers is strongest when it lets athletes and coaches speak in their own cadence about the work, humor, disappointment, and pride that sit just outside the box score.
Made for: This channel is for Princeton fans, alumni, Ivy League followers, and college sports listeners who want context from players and coaches rather than only scores. It especially suits listeners who enjoy team culture, game recaps, and athlete personality.
What sets it apart: Its range is the draw: basketball, lacrosse, football, and player-led segments sit under one Princeton athletics feed. The result is unusually close to the programs, with tactical notes, campus references, and candid player details sharing the same space.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Princeton women's basketball episode that pairs a 14-1 start with late-game nerve, a public name change, and one dubious pizza topping.
Princeton Women's Basketball's Get Stops podcast frames a 14-1 start through the people, timing, and odd turns around it. Jon Moses begins with Lauren Gosselin's public name change from Lauren Batista, which she explains had already been legal after marriage but became visible…
Princeton's Columbia prep is built on a win, a warning, and Jackson Green's first career touchdown.
Princeton's week three First in Football episode starts with the 38-28 win over Lafayette and uses it to set up Columbia in a way that feels focused and useful.
Senior-day emotion, title pressure, and a candid look at Princeton's postseason mood.
Princeton women's basketball's official podcast gives this stretch a clear emotional arc, pairing Madison St. Rose's senior-day reflections at Jadwin with the satisfaction of beating Yale to clinch the regular-season championship.
NBA arguments before the take cools.
Sports takes with receipts.
NBA talk with pace and bite.
Daily NBA stakes, fast and opinionated.
Fast arguments for serious NBA obsessives.
NBA arguments from the crowded couch.
Torian Roberts intercepts a pass and returns it for a touchdown, giving Princeton a three-score lead late in the first half.
Princeton men's lacrosse coach Matt Madalon discusses the team's Ivy League tournament championship, NCAA tournament berth, and how a loss to Brown served as a turning point for the season.
Princeton football head coach Bob Surace discusses the team's season-opening loss to Lehigh, analyzing challenges with late training camp and school schedules, and emphasizing the need to clean up defensive errors and improve precision.
Madison St. Rose describes the bittersweet final home game where Princeton clinched the Ivy League title.
Two co-hosts and guests discuss recent women's college lacrosse games, including a win against Columbia, a tough loss to Penn, and upcoming matches, while reflecting on team dynamics and NCAA tournament prospects.
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This episode features interviews with senior goalies Ryan Craddock and Amelia Hughes, discussing recent men's lacrosse victories over Maryland, Syracuse, and UNC.
This episode features an interview with Skye Belker from Princeton Women's Basketball discussing her preferences and experiences with basketball shoes, including specific models like PG-5s and GT Cuts.
Two Princeton lacrosse captains discuss their team's tough home opener loss and their focus on learning from mistakes for the upcoming game against Maryland.
Lauren Gosselin discusses becoming a first-time mother to Lucas while coaching Princeton Women’s Basketball and managing an intensely color-coded Google calendar.
Jack Stane joins Lee Gavrili and C.J.
Host Anthony Ashnaut interviews two of Princeton wrestling's three brother pairs, the Garibaldis from Long Beach, New York and the Martinos from Boise, Idaho, at the end of preseason.
Princeton assistant coach Lauren Dillon credits the 9-1 start to team 'connectedness,' saying the Tigers 'play with each other and for each other' with talent similar to last year's.
This episode features an interview with Princeton's head coach discussing the upcoming season opener against San Diego, his son's performance in a Rutgers game, and the importance of mentorship in sports.
Hosts Caden Pierce and Xaivian Lee interview Philip Byriel about their shared high school basketball history and his recruitment to the Perky Omen Panthers.
This episode features an interview with Princeton freshman and basketball teammate Malik Abdullahi, discussing his early college experiences, academics, and team dynamics.