Saturday's loss to Princeton meant the Quakers finished the regular season tied for fourth with Brown. The winner of the tiebreaker won't be known until Sunday's NET ratings are published.

It wasn’t supposed to come down to the final day of the regular season just to get into the Ivy League Tournament, but Xaivian Lee, Caden Pierce, Blake Peters and Princeton are going to be there.

Men’s basketball splits weekend against Columbia and Cornell, failing to secure their spot in the Ivy League Tournament.

Although they have not clinched a spot in the Ivy League women’s basketball tournament, the numbers favor Penn, which is eager to secure the fourth and final spot. Now in fourth place, the Quakers (15-11,

— Princeton coach Mitch Henderson only lost six Ivy League games as a player and four of them were against Penn. He was 5-4 as a player against the Quakers, including a victory in a one-game playoff to determine the 1995-96 Ivy League champion after both finished 12-2 despite Penn sweeping the two games in the regular season.

Toronto's Xaivian Lee scored 23 points and recorded a triple-double with 10 rebounds and 12 assists as Princeton advanced to the Ivy League Tournament.

The top-seeded Yale Bulldogs (20-7, 13-1 Ivy League) are taking on the No. 4 seed Princeton Tigers (19-10, 8-6 Ivy League) in the Ivy League Tournament on Saturday at Paul Bailey Pizzitola Sports

After making history vs. Penn, Princeton is looking for more as the first No. 4 seed to win Ivy Madness. It would be a just reward from the hoop gods.