Who / What
The Princeton Tigers are the athletic teams representing Princeton University in collegiate sports.
They sponsor 35 varsity teams competing in 20 different sports and compete in the NCAA’s Division I.
Background & History
The Tigers are the inter‑collegiate athletic program of Princeton University.
Since its inception, the program has expanded to include 35 varsity teams across 20 sports.
The teams have a long-standing tradition of academic and athletic excellence that reflects Princeton’s broader institutional values.
Over the years, the Tigers have accumulated numerous national titles, cementing their status as a storied program.
Why Notable
The Princeton Tigers have earned multiple NCAA national championships, showcasing dominance in several disciplines.
Their success in men's fencing, women's and men's lacrosse, and men's golf highlights a breadth of competitive strength.
The program’s achievements have contributed to Princeton University’s prestige both on campus and nationwide.
In the News
The Tigers remain a cornerstone of Princeton’s athletic identity, consistently fielding competitive teams across 20 sports.
Their continued participation at the highest level of collegiate competition keeps them in the national spotlight.
The program’s legacy of excellence continues to attract prospective students and athletes to the university.
