Head Coach - Marty Crotty, 10th year

2018 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints, 2nd at IRAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints
• 3rd Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs
• 4th Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs
• 5th Varsity 8 - 4th at Sprints
• Coxed 4 - 2nd at IRAs
• Straight 4 - 2nd at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2019 Seniors - 13

2019 Outlook -

Head Coach - Martin Crotty, 9th year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at Sprints, 5th at IRAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 4th at Sprints
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints
• 4th Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints
• 5th Varsity 8 - 5th at Sprints
• Coxed 4 - 6th at IRAs
• Straight 4 - 2nd at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8

2018 Seniors - 16

2018 Outlook -

Head Coach - Martin Crotty, 8th year

2016 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints
• 3rd Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs
• 4th Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs
• 5th Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2017 Seniors -

2017 Outlook -

Head Coach - Martin Crotty, 7th year

2015 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 4th at IRAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints
• Varsity 4 - 5th at IRAs
• Straight 4 - IRA Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2016 Seniors -

2016 Outlook -

Head Coach - Martin Crotty, 6th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 5th at IRAs, HOCR Champs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints
• Varsity 4 - 6th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 9

2015 Seniors - 8

2015 Outlook - "The culture of the team and the boathouse has been great this fall and winter despite some challenging weather. We want to be more comfortable being uncomfortable because racing on the Severn, Inlet, Schuylkill, and in Derby against some stiff competition is no picnic."
-Head Coach Martin Crotty

Head Coach - Martin Crotty, 5th year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at Sprints, 6th at IRAs, HOCR Champs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 8th at HOCR

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2014 Seniors - 4

2014 Outlook -

Head Coach - Martin Crotty, 4th year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 6th at IRAs, 2nd place college crew at HOCR, 3rd at Princeton Chase

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 3

2013 Seniors - 6

2013 Outlook - "We have a young roster with solid leadership at the top. I am enthusiastic because of the way the group has approached their training with diligence and purpose. We got back on the water yesterday and we will work through some lineups over the next few weeks to try to be as ready as we can for the Murtaugh Cup on March 23."
-Head Coach Martin Crotty

Head Coach - Martin Crotty, 3rd year

2011 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 4th at Sprints, 5th at IRAs, 2nd College at HOCR, 2nd at Princeton Chase

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 3

2012 Seniors - 12

2012 Outlook - "With seven weeks to go before our first race against Navy, the team is in a good spot. We just finished up a productive training trip in Tampa and we have open water on Lake Carnegie in February for the first time in several years. We face very tough opponents on the road this year in Navy, Yale, and Harvard so we are doing everything we can to prepare ourselves."
-Head Coach Martin Crotty

• Princeton: Princeton Boathouse Brings Home Two Gold Medals At Head of Charles

• Princeton: No. 2 Princeton Wins Thriller At Lake Carnegie Over No. 5 Yale

• Princeton: The Walk-On Contribution

• Princeton: Strong start to spring season for all Princeton crews

• Princeton: Lightweights Take Down Reigning IRA Champion Columbia To Earn Campbell Cup, Improve To 3-0

• Princeton Strength and conditioning coach on leave pending investigation into inappropriate conduct

• Princeton: Girding for Round Three Against Columbia, PU Men's Lightweights Seeking IRA Crown

• Princeton: Another Thrilling Finish Earns Lights Both The Goldthwait & Vogel Cups Over #1 Harvard, #4 Yale

• Princeton Men's Lightweights On a Roll, Bringing Good Form Into H-Y-P Regatta

• Princeton: Men's Lights Run Win Streak To Six, Claim Wood-Hammond Cup On Senior Day

• Princeton: Tiger Crews dominate on Lake Carnegie, prepare for mid-season showdowns

• Navy: Murtaugh Cup Action Between Navy and Princeton Awaits on Saturday

• Princeton: Lightweights Pick Up Two Sprints Medals, Finish Fifth In 1V Final

• Princeton: Harvard Takes Goldthwait Cup; Lightweights Eye Sprints Rematch

• Princeton: Lightweights Win Thriller Over Penn To Retain Wood-Hammond; H-Y-P Showdown Looms

• Penn: Lightweight Rowing Takes Second to Princeton in Wood-Hammond Cup

• Penn: Lightweights Host Princeton, Georgetown for Wood-Hammond Cup

• Princeton: Top-Ranked Cornell Rallies Late To Claim Platt Cup Over Tiger Men's Lightweights

• Princeton: Fourth-Ranked Tiger Lights Top Delaware, Dartmouth

• Princeton Lightweights Overcome Restart, Top Reigning IRA Champ Columbia In Impressive Fashion

• Princeton: Men's rowing earns thrilling victory over IRA champion Columbia

• Princeton: Thirteen Alums to compete in Rio Olympics for USA, Canada

• Princeton: Men's Heavyweight, Lightweight Boats Post Strong First Day at 114th IRA National Championships

• Princeton Lightweights Take Sprints Bronze, Are Lone Team To Medal In All Finals

• Princeton: Girding for Showdown With No. 1 Yale, No. 5 Harvard, No. 2 Tiger Men's Lightweights on Positive Trajectory

• Princeton: Heavyweight Crew beats Brown, Lightweight Crew claims second behind Bulldogs

• Princeton: Top-Ranked Yale Claims Goldthwait Cup In Tightly Contested Lightweight Dual

• Princeton: Men's Crew show promise, Heavyweight team finishes second and Lightweight claim first over weekend

• Princeton: Men's Lightweights Knock Off No. 1 Cornell, Claim 1st Platt Cup Since 2011

• Princeton: Men's Lightweight Freshman Duo Excited For Test v. Reigning Champ Cornell

• Princeton: #2 Men's Lights Take Two Of Three, But #3 Columbia Claims 1V Showdown

• Princeton: #2 Men's Lights, #3 Columbia Face Off In Early-Season Showdown On Overpeck

• Princeton: Men's crew claims wins in season opener, women's crew fall to Brown and Harvard

• Princeton: Men's Lights Retain Murtaugh Cup With Navy Victory, Face Georgetown Sunday

• Princeton: Lightweight Men Continue Progression With 4th-Place IRA Finals, Fours Gold

• Princeton: No. 3 Lightweights Win H-Y-P Regatta, Retain Goldthwait, Vogel Cups

• Princeton: No. 3 Men's Lights Top Penn, Retain Wood-Hammond For 10th Straight Year

• Princeton: Top-Ranked Cornell Retains Platt Cup During Close Day Of Lightweight Racing

• Princeton: Fifth-Ranked Men's Lightweights Open Season With Victory Over #8 Georgetown

• Princeton: Western Pa. grads row Princeton boat to victory

• Princeton: Tiger lightweights take gold at Head of the Charles

• Princeton: PU Men's Lightweights End on Down Note But Experienced Major Highs This Season

• Princeton: Men's Lightweights Take Fifth In Packed IRA Championship Field

• Princeton: Lightweights Edge Columbia, Earn Bronze In Thrilling Sprints Grand Final

• Princeton: Lights Fall In Another Tight Columbia Race; Tiger 2V Caps Perfect Season

• Princeton: Fifth-Ranked Lightweights Regain Goldthwait, Vogel Cup During H-Y-P Regatta

• Princeton: men and women have successful home meet, Harvard heavyweights retain Compton Cup

• Princeton: Fifth-Ranked Men's Lightweights Claim Senior Day Wins Over Penn, Georgetown

• Princeton: Men's Lights Fall In Platt Cup To Cornell; Tiger 2V Remains Unbeaten

• Princeton: No. 2 Lights Top Navy For Murtaugh Cup; Video Shows Columbia Wins Thriller

• Princeton: Men's Lights Overcome Conditions, Georgetown For Season-Opening Victory

• Princeton: Experienced men and women lightweights aim for podium at national championships

• Princeton: Men and women look to repeat 2013 success on Lake Carnegie and beyond

• Harvard, Yale at Princeton light men

• Princeton, Georgetown at Penn, light men

• Dartmouth Delaware Princeton Temple light men

• Columbia at Princeton, light men

• Murtaugh Cup: Navy at Princeton, light men
• Fosburgh Cup: Georgetown at Princeton, light men

• Georgetown, Penn at Princeton light men

• Platt Cup: Cornell at Princeton light men

• Dartmouth, UD, Temple at Princeton, light men

• Columbia at Princeton, light men

• Cornell at Princeton, light men

• Dartmouth, Delaware at Princeton, light men

• Navy vs. Yale w Princeton 4V 5V, Light Men

• Princeton Chase Light Men's Eights
• Princeton Chase Freshmen Men's Eights
• Princeton Chase Light Men's Fours

• US World Championships Team Lightweight Men's Pair
• US World Championships Team Lightweight Men's Four

• Henley Royal Regatta Thursday Evening Racing

• Columbia, Delaware, Mercyhurst, Princeton light men

• Princeton at Cornell, light men

• Columbia, Navy at Princeton, light men

• Georgetown at Princeton light men

• Goldthwait and Vogel Cups - Yale/Princeton at Harvard light men

• Penn, Georgetown at Princeton light men

• Cornell at Princeton light men

• Georgetown at Princeton light men

Head Coach - Greg Hughes, 10th year

2018 Finish

• Team - 2nd at Sprints, 5th at IRAs
• Varsity 8 - 4th at Sprints, 5th at IRAs, 6-3 regular season
• 2nd Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs, 6th at IRAs, 9-0 regular season
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints, 7th at IRAs, 8-1 regular season

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2019 Seniors - 11

2019 Outlook - "The entire squad had a solid showing in the fall races and we have been working hard indoors since coming off of the water in late November. The upperclassmen have set a standard for hard work and the attitude of the team has been impressive. The development and performance of the freshmen and sophomore classes will be key to our success in every boat class in 2019 and they’ve been working hard to develop into role-players at every level. The heavyweight league looks to be tight again this year, with several experienced crews in the mix at the top. Our traditional schedule looks very competitive this year. After racing on the road several times last year, we are excited to have a few big races here on Carnegie this season. We expect to race fast boats every weekend throughout the spring and we are working hard to be ready to give our best at every level, every weekend."
-Head Coach Greg Hughes

Head Coach - Greg Hughes, 9th year

2017 Finish

• Team - 2nd at Sprints, 5th at IRAs
• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 4th at IRAs, 7-2 regular season
• 2nd Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs, 3rd at IRAs, 7-2 regular season
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 5th at IRAs, 7-2 regular season

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2018 Seniors - 13

2018 Outlook - "The entire squad had a solid showing in the fall races and we have been working hard indoors since coming off of the water in late November. Led by a strong senior class, the hard work and attitude of the team has been impressive. The development and performance of the freshmen and sophomore classes will be key to our success in every boat class in 2018 and they’ve been working hard to develop into role-players at every level. The heavyweight league looks to be tight again this year, with several experienced crews in the mix at the top. Our traditional schedule looks very competitive this year. After racing here on Carnegie for almost the entire spring season last year, we are looking forward to racing on the road three times this year. We expect to race fast boats every weekend throughout the spring and we are working hard to be ready to give our best at every level every weekend. Check out our 2018 Training Spotify mix here."
-Head Coach Greg Hughes

Head Coach - Greg Hughes, 8th year

2016 Finish

• Team - 2nd straight Rowe Cup, 2nd in Ten Eyck
• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints, 3rd at IRAs, 8-1 regular season
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints, 2nd at IRAs, 8-1 regular season
• 3rd Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs, IRA Champs, 9-0 regular season

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2017 Seniors - 10

2017 Outlook - "The entire squad had a solid showing in the fall races and we have been working hard indoors since coming off of the water in late November. Led by a strong senior class, the hard work and attitude of the team has been impressive. The development and performance of the freshmen and sophomore classes will be key to our success in every boat class in 2017 and they’ve been working hard to develop into role-players at every level. The heavyweight league looks to be tight again this year, with several experienced crews in the mix at the top. Our traditional schedule looks very competitive this year. After racing on the road for almost the entire spring season last year, we are looking forward to racing here on Carnegie nearly every week in April this year. We expect to race fast boats every weekend throughout the spring and we are working hard to be ready to give our best at every level every weekend."
-Head Coach Greg Hughes

Head Coach - Greg Hughes, 7th year

2015 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 3rd at IRAs, 8-1 regular season
• 2nd Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs, 2nd at IRAs, 9-0 regular season
• 3rd Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs, 5th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2016 Seniors - 10

2016 Outlook - "The entire squad had a solid showing in the fall races and we have been working hard indoors since coming off of the water in late November. Led by a strong senior class, the hard work and attitude of the team has been impressive. The development and performance of the freshmen and sophomore classes will be key to our success in every boat class in 2015. The heavyweight league looks to be tight again this year, with several experienced crews in the mix at the top. Our traditional schedule looks very competitive this year. After racing at home for almost the entire spring season last year, we are looking forward to being road warriors in April this year. We expect to race fast boats every weekend throughout the spring and we are working hard to be ready to give our best at every level every weekend."
-Head Coach Greg Hughes

Head Coach - Greg Hughes, 6th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 4th at IRAs, 7-2 regular season
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints, 2nd at IRAs, 7-2 regular season
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 4th at Sprints, 6th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2015 Seniors - 7

2015 Outlook - "The entire squad had a solid showing in the fall races and we have been working hard indoors since coming off of the water in November. The varsity 8+ returners are stepping up as leaders and the Sophomore and Freshman classes have been pushing the level and attitude of the team. This year, their development and performance will be important to our success in every boat class in 2015. I have been impressed with the squad's hard work and attitude. The heavyweight league looks to be tight again this year, with several solid crews in the mix at the top. Our traditional schedule looks very competitive this year. After racing away for most of the season last year, we are looking forward to racing here on Carnegie more this season. We can expect to see strong opponents every weekend throughout the spring and we are working hard to be ready to give our best at every level every weekend."
-Head Coach Greg Hughes

Head Coach - Greg Hughes, 5th year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 4th at Sprints, 6th at IRAs, 7-2 regular season
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints, 4th at IRAs, 9-0 regular season
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 4th at Sprints, 7-0 regular season

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2014 Seniors - 8

2014 Outlook - "The entire squad had a solid showing in the fall races and we have been working hard indoors since coming off of the water in November. The varsity 8+ returners are stepping up as leaders and the Sophomore and Freshman classes have been pushing the level and attitude of the team. This year, their development and performance will be important to our success in every boat class in 2014. I have been impressed with the squad’s hard work and attitude. The heavyweight league looks to be tight again this year, with several solid crews in the mix at the top. Our traditional schedule looks very competitive this year, and we will be on the road for several big races during the regular season. We can expect to see strong opponents every weekend throughout the spring and we are working hard to be ready to give our best every weekend."
-Head Coach Greg Hughes

Head Coach - Greg Hughes, 4th year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 4th at Sprints, 7th at IRAs, 6-3 regular season
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 9th at IRAs, 6-3 regular season
• Freshmen 8 - 5th at Sprints, 7th at IRAs, 6-3 regular season

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2013 Seniors - 11

2013 Outlook - "The entire squad had a solid showing in the fall races and we have been working hard indoors since coming off of the water in November. The varsity 8+ returners are stepping up as leaders and the Sophomore and Freshman classes have been pushing the level and attitude of the team. This year, their development and performance will be important to our success in 2013. I have been impressed with the squad’s hard work and attitude. The heavyweight league looks to be tight again this year, with several solid crews in the mix at the top. Our traditional schedule looks very competitive this year, and includes the re-addition of the Princeton-Navy dual. We can expect to see strong opponents every weekend throughout the regular season."
-Head Coach Greg Hughes

Head Coach - Greg Hughes, 3rd year

2011 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints, 6th at IRAs, 7-1 regular season
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 4th at Sprints, 4th at IRAs, 7-1 regular season
• Freshmen 8 - 2nd at Sprints, 4th at IRAs, 7-1 regular season

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2012 Seniors - 7

2012 Outlook - "The entire squad had a strong showing in the fall races and we have been working hard indoors since coming off of the water in November. The senior class has stepped up in their leadership role and the addition of last year’s freshman class to the varsity ranks has had a positive impact on the team’s standards. We have a large Sophomore class this year, and their development and performance will be important to the success of this year’s team. I have been impressed with the squad’s hard work and attitude. The heavyweight league looks to be tight again this year, with several solid crews in the mix at the top. Our traditional schedule looks very competitive this year and we can expect to see strong opponents every weekend throughout the regular season."
-Head Coach Greg Hughes

• Princeton: #TellUsTigers Q&A: Christopher Wilson, Class of 2021, former Marine

• Princeton: Once a Tiger: Rob and Ginny Beams '90

• Princeton Rowing Set For 2019 World Championships

• Princeton Rowing Finishes U-23 World Championships With Five Medals

• Princeton: IRA Announces Heavyweight Selections For National Championship Regatta

• Princeton: The Walk-On Contribution
• Princeton: Overcoming Major Graduation Losses, PU Men's Heavyweights Produce 4-0 Start

• Princeton: Strong start to spring season for all Princeton crews

• Princeton Strength and conditioning coach on leave pending investigation into inappropriate conduct

• Princeton: Displaying Guts, Grit After Hasty Boat Repair, PU Men's Heavyweights Take 5th in IRA Final

• Princeton: Men's Heavyweight Rowing Embraces International Talent

• Princeton: Heavyweight 2V Caps Perfect Season, But Brown Claims Content Cup

• Princeton Wins 3 of 5 On The Cayuga, But #2 Yale Retains The Carnegie Cup

• Princeton: Heavies Take 4 of 5 On Charles River, But Harvard Retains The Compton Cup

• Princeton: PU Men's Heavyweights Win Childs Cup, Bringing 6-0 Record Into Clash at Harvard

• Princeton: Tiger Crews dominate on Lake Carnegie, prepare for mid-season showdowns

• Princeton Heavyweights Welcome Trio To Lake Carnegie For 2018 Season Opener Saturday Morning

• Princeton: Tigers take the water ready for a competitive racing season

• Princeton: Heavies Outperform Seeds, Claims Two Medals During Thrilling Final Day At IRA Championships

• Princeton: Heavyweight 2V Wins Gold At Sprints; Varsity Claims Bronze

• Princeton: Heavyweight Seniors Become First Class To Win Four Content Cups

• Princeton: Yale Retains Carnegie Cup Over Tiger Heavyweights

• Yale Takes 4th Straight Carnegie Cup

• Princeton: Harvard Tops Princeton For Compton Cup During Tight Racing On Lake Carnegie

• Princeton Heavies Seek To Break 80-Year Drought In Historic Compton Cup Rivalry vs. Harvard

• Princeton: Showing its Emphasis on Depth, Development, PU Men's Heavyweight Crew Produces 4-0 Start

• Princeton: Tigers Claim 50th Childs Cup, Head Into Heart Of Ivy Schedule

• Princeton Heavyweights Remain Unbeaten, Head Into Ivy Season Off Navy-Princeton Cup Victory

• Princeton: Heavyweights Post Perfect Morning In Home Opener vs Georgetown

• Princeton: Jerry Sullivan: Kwitchoff the latest in the rowing pipeline to Princeton

• Princeton: Thirteen Alums to compete in Rio Olympics for USA, Canada

• Princeton: Heavies Medal In All Races, Win 3V Gold, Take 2nd Overall At Thrilling IRAs

• Princeton: Heavies Will Race For National Title, Are Lone Ivy To Advance All To Finals

• Princeton: Men's Heavyweight, Lightweight Boats Post Strong First Day at 114th IRA National Championships

• Princeton: Rowing not foreign to Princeton University heavyweights

• Princeton Heavies Repeat As Rowe Cup Champs, But Top-Seeded Yale Claims Ivy Crown

• Princeton: Heavyweight Crew beats Brown, Lightweight Crew claims second behind Bulldogs

• Princeton: Heavyweights Honor Seniors With First Perfect Brown Regatta Since 2002

• Princeton: Men's Crew show promise, Heavyweight team finishes second and Lightweight claim first over weekend

• Princeton: Heavies Take 4 of 5, But Top-Ranked Yale Edges Tigers, Retains Carnegie Cup

• Princeton: Heavyweights Join Exclusive Company, Top Harvard On Charles For Compton Cup

• Princeton: Third-Ranked Heavies Look For History, Head To Charles For Compton Dual

• Princeton: No. 3 Heavyweights Claim 49th Childs Cup, Enter Loaded Part Of '16 Schedule

• Princeton: Building on Last Year's Success, Henley Experience, PU Men's Heavyweights on the Road to Big Season

• Princeton: Men's and women's crew obtain mixed results over busy weekend

• Princeton: Fourth-Ranked Heavies Use Strong Start To Top #10 Midshipmen On Severn

• Princeton: Men's crew claims wins in season opener, women's crew fall to Brown and Harvard

• Princeton: Third-Ranked Heavyweights Top Georgetown In Impressive Season Opener

• Princeton: Third-Ranked Heavyweights Looking To Build Off Strong 2015 Performance

• Princeton men's rowing looks to make immediate impact in the water, clinch important titles in championship races

• Senior Cox Pesce Ending PU Crew Career at Henley, Coming Full Circle in Return Trip to Storied Regatta

• Princeton: Tigers rewarded with Henley trip

• Princeton: Rowe Cup Champion Heavyweights Send Trio Of Eights To Royal Henley Regatta

• Princeton: Heavies Medal In Top Two Races, Including V8 Bronze, To Cap Special Season

• Princeton: Tiger Men's Heavyweight Rowing Shows Depth, Winning Team Title at Sprints as It Girds for IRAs

• Eastern Sprints Regatta: Yale wins race, Princeton wears crown

• Princeton: Fourth-Ranked Yale Retains Carnegie Cup, Edges Third-Ranked Tiger Heavies

• Princeton: Third-Ranked Heavies End Eight-Year Drought, Reclaim Compton Cup v. Harvard

• Princeton: Third-Ranked Heavies Retain Childs Cup, Eye Showdown With No. 4 Harvard

• Princeton Men's Heavyweights Cruise Past Navy, Bring 2-0 Record Into Historic Childs Cup Regatta

• Princeton: Fourth-Ranked Tigers Retain Navy-Princeton Rowing Cup, Eye Ivy Opponents

• Princeton: Men's rowing teams earn first, women's rowing teams show solid results against top teams

• Princeton: Fourth-Ranked Heavyweights Post Strong Season Opener Over Georgetown

• Princeton: Fourth-Ranked Heavyweights Post Strong Season Opener Over Georgetown

• Princeton: Coach Hughes Recaps Productive Tampa Training Trip For Tiger Heavyweights

• Princeton rower building toward the Olympic dream

• Princeton: Heavyweight crew partners with Special Olympics

• Princeton: Building on Strong Season With PU Heavyweights, Hamp Helps U.S. Men's 8 to 3rd at U-23 Worlds

• Princeton: Olympian Matt Smith Reunites With '98 Teammate Greg Hughes To Coach Heavies

• Princeton: Incoming Heavyweight Dan de Groot Claims Silver To Cap World Juniors

• Princeton: Former Olympic Gold Medalist Wyatt Allen Joins Heavyweight Coaching Staff

• Princeton: Feeding on Support at Nearby Mercer Lake, Princeton Men's Heavyweights Shine at IRAs
• Princeton: Senior Gillis' Leadership On and Off the Water Helped PU Men's Heavyweights Become a Force

• Princeton: Heavies Cap Strong Season With Best IRA V8 Finish Since '06, Silver For 2V8 includes video

• Princeton: Displaying Competitive Fire, Racing Savvy, PU Men's Heavyweights Take 3rd at Sprints

• Princeton: Heavyweights Claim Three Medals, Including V8 Bronze, At 2014 Sprints

• Princeton: On Tap with Jill Barton and Martin Barakso

• Princeton: Fifth-Ranked Tigers Feel Content After Senior Day Win Over No. 6 Brown

• Princeton: Fifth-Ranked Yale Uses Early Speed To Top No. 4 Heavies, Win Carnegie Cup

• Princeton: men and women have successful home meet, Harvard heavyweights retain Compton Cup

• Princeton Heavyweights Fall In Thriller To Third-Ranked Harvard

• Princeton: Squeezing More Out of its Practice Sessions, PU Men's Heavyweights Seeing the Dividends

• Princeton: On Tap with George Bradbury and Fred Vystavel

• Princeton: Fourth-Ranked Heavyweights Top Penn, Columbia To Retain Childs Cup

• Princeton: Historic Names, Historic Title: Heavies Edge Middies For Navy-Princeton Cup

• Princeton: Fourth-Ranked Heavyweights Top Syracuse, Georgetown In 2014 Opener

• Princeton: Men and women look to repeat 2013 success on Lake Carnegie and beyond

• Brown at Princeton, heavy men

• Harvard at Princeton, heavy men

• Navy at Princeton heavy men

• Georgetown at Princeton, heavy men

• Content Cup: Brown at Princeton heavy men

• Childs Cup: Columbia, Penn at Princeton HM

• Drexel, Georgetown, GWU, Princeton heavy men

• Harvard at Princeton, heavy men

• Childs Cup: Columbia, Penn at Princeton HM

• Princeton at MIT, Harvard heavy men

• Princeton Chase Heavy Men's Eights
• Princeton Chase Heavy Men's Fours
• Princeton Chase Freshmen Men's Eights

• US World Championships Team Men's Four

• Henley Royal Regatta Friday Evening Racing

• Henley Royal Regatta Thursday AM Racing

• Content Cup: Brown at Princeton heavy men

• Yale, Princeton at Cornell heavy men

• Compton Cup: Harvard, MIT at Princeton, heavy men

• Childs Cup: Columbia, Penn at Princeton, heavy men

• Navy at Princeton, heavy men

• Georgetown at Princeton heavy men

• IRA Regatta JV8 Finals
• IRA Regatta Varsity Eight Finals

• Content Cup: Brown at Princeton heavy men

• Cornell, Yale at Princeton, heavy men

• Columbia, Princeton at Penn heavy men

• Syracuse, Georgetown at Princeton heavy men

Head Coach - Lori Dauphiny, 30th year

2018 Finish

• Team - 2nd at Ivies, 9th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - Ivy Champs, 5th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - Ivy Champs, 9th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 7th at Ivies, 13th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 4 - 2nd at Ivies
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 4th at Ivies

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2019 Seniors - 12

2019 Outlook - "We are on the water and gearing up for our Spring racing season! Our first race is March 30th when we will be hosting Brown and Ohio State University. Lake Carnegie will be decked out with a buoyed race course, oar flags, and every program racing at home on that day. The team is fun, the frosh are making an impact in all boats and our senior class is preparing for their last run."
-Head Coach Lori Dauphiny

Head Coach - Lori Dauphiny, 29th year

2017 Finish

• Team - 2nd at Ivies, 10th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - Ivy Champs, 9th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Ivies, 10th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at Ivies, 6th at NCAAs
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 5th at Ivies
• Varsity 4 B - 2nd at Ivies
• Varsity 4 C - 3rd at Ivies

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2018 Seniors - 9

2018 Outlook - "It was nice to welcome our new freshman class into the fold. We have accomplished much this fall and winter and we are looking forward to racing in the spring. Most of our races are at home although there are a couple changes to our schedule this year. The Ivy Invite is a new race that will include 7 Ivies, all racing one another for cup races and glory. We will also be traveling to race at University of Virginia this season, this is a new trip for us. We continue to have fun rowing on the Carnegie."
-Head Coach Lori Dauphiny

Head Coach - Lori Dauphiny, 28th year

2016 Finish

• Team - 7th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - Ivy Champs, 6th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Ivies, 6th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 2nd at Ivies, 8th at NCAAs
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Ivies

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2017 Seniors - 9

2017 Outlook - "We had a decent Fall but as always there is more work to be done. It has been fun welcoming our new freshmen class. They have already made an impact in the program. Our seniors continue to set the tone. The team is excited to be back on the water and for the racing season to begin."
-Head Coach Lori Dauphiny

Head Coach - Lori Dauphiny, 27th year

2015 Finish

• Team - 3rd at Ivies, 12th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Ivies, 11th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 4th at Ivies, 13th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at Ivies, 6th at NCAAs
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Ivies
• Varsity B4 - 2nd at Ivies
• Varsity C4 - Ivy Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2016 Seniors - 6

2016 Outlook - "We are excited to see the snow melt and the spring season beginning. We have an enthusiastic group with lots of new blood. The freshman class is close knit and has had a positive impact on the team. The senior class has made their leadership known by setting the tone for the season. We have a challenging race schedule against our Ivy competitors as well as those outside the league. It all begins on March 26th!"
-Head Coach Lori Dauphiny

Head Coach - Lori Dauphiny, 26th year

2014 Finish

• Team - 6th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - Ivy Champs, 7th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Ivies, 2nd at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at Ivies, 11th at NCAAs
• 3rd Varsity 8 - Ivy Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2015 Seniors - 11

2015 Outlook - "It looks to be a late spring and an early start to the racing! We pick up on March 28th with a race at home against Brown and Michigan. Our racing season is very competitive and we will be meeting up with some of the best crews in the country. Like many, we will be indoors for a bit longer and we are eager to get back on the water. But for now we must be satisfied with running across it. We graduated a solid class and are watching the youngsters develop into their new role this year. Our senior class is providing the leadership necessary and all are working hard."
-Head Coach Lori Dauphiny

Head Coach - Lori Dauphiny, 26th year

2013 Finish

• Team - 3rd at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - Ivy Champs, 2nd at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Ivies, 6th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at Ivies, 8th at NCAAs
• 3rd Varsity 8 - Ivy Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2014 Seniors - 13

2014 Outlook - "We are looking forward to the season. It currently looks like a winter wonderland at home so we remain indoors. We just returned from a great training trip in Tampa, FL. We have a solid team with good depth and enthusiasm. We have a very competitive spring schedule where we meet up with all of the Ivies and a number of powerful programs outside our conference too. Our racing season begins on March 29th with Brown and Michigan State at home."
-Head Coach Lori Dauphiny

Head Coach - Lori Dauphiny, 25th year

2012 Finish

• Team - 4th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints, 4th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs, 4th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 2nd at Sprints, 5th at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2013 Seniors - 8

2013 Outlook - "We are looking forward to the spring and being back on the water. We have a solid senior class who have turned up the heat. It is a relatively large team with great depth . We look forward to racing and know the spring season will be extremely competitive."
-Head Coach Lori Dauphiny

Head Coach - Lori Dauphiny, 24th year

2011 Finish

• Team - Sprints Champs, 4th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - NCAA Champs, Sprints Champs, Undefeated season
• 2nd Varsity 8 - Sprints Champs, 9th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - Sprints Champs, 9th at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2012 Seniors - 8

2012 Outlook - "Last year was a record breaking year. It was an amazing season without one loss in the varsity eight in both the fall and spring racing seasons. There were many hard fought races and lessons learned. This season is a mystery. The team has been working hard and as always has more to accomplish. Our senior class looks to make an impact in every boat. We have had a mild winter so more time on the water than usual. We look forward to a very competitive racing season. As always the league looks strong."
-Head Coach Lori Dauphiny

• Princeton: Dauphiny Named To CRCA Hall of Fame

• Princeton: Princeton Boathouse Brings Home Two Gold Medals At Head of Charles

• Princeton: Once a Tiger: Rob and Ginny Beams '90

• Princeton: Melendez Named Assistant Coach For Women's Rowing Team

• Princeton: Once a Tiger: Margaret Bertasi '14

• Princeton Rowing Set For 2019 World Championships

• Princeton Rowing Finishes U-23 World Championships With Five Medals

• Princeton: NCAA Selection Show Reveals Seeds For Ivy Champions

• Princeton: The Walk-On Contribution

• Princeton: With Strong Senior Class Setting Positive Tone, Princeton Women's Open Crew Produces 7-0 Start

• Princeton: Strong start to spring season for all Princeton crews

• Princeton Strength and conditioning coach on leave pending investigation into inappropriate conduct

• Gaard and Kallfelz Named 2018 USRowing Under 23 Athletes of the Year

• Princeton: 10 Years Later, Caroline Lind '06 Reflects On Olympic Gold(s), Princeton Successes

• Princeton: Taking 2nd in Single Sculls at U-23 Worlds, PU Crew Star Kallfelz Continues Rapid Rise

• Princeton: Ivy Champs Post Best NCAA Finish (5th) Since 2013; Princeton Posts 20th Top-10 Finish

• Princeton: Lori Dauphiny Claims Third Straight Ivy Coach Of The Year Honor

• Princeton Wins Third Straight Ivy League Title, Adds 2V Gold In Thrilling Day On Cooper River

• Princeton Tops Wisconsin, Syracuse On Senior Day, Turns Focus Towards Ivy Championships

• Princeton: Women's Rowing takes on Virginia, prepares for Senior Day

• Princeton 1V Improves To 10-1, Claims First Road Win At Virginia

• Princeton: Tiger Crews dominate on Lake Carnegie, prepare for mid-season showdowns

• Princeton: Tiger open women to host first-ever Ivy League Invitational

• Princeton: Women's crew teams will put themselves to the test this spring

• Princeton: Alumna participation in Olympic games thrust U. into spotlight

• Princeton: Brian Ebke '09 Returns To Princeton, Joins Two-Time Reigning Ivy Champion Open Rowing As Assistant Coach

• Princeton: Women's Open Crew Places 10th at NCAA Championships

• Princeton: Early Speed & Enthusiam Powers Princeton To 2017 Ivy League Championship

• Princeton: Open Women Experience Senior Day Success, Top Trio In Lake Carnegie Finale

• Princeton: Open Rowing Tops Dartmouth, Prepares For Home Finale

• Princeton: Princeton Retains Eisenberg Cup In Thriller At Yale

• Princeton, Yale Set For Eisenberg Cup Showdown On The Housatonic

• Princeton: Tigers Overcome Tough Conditions, Retain Class Of 1975 Cup With Strong Effort On The Charles

• Princeton Tops Columbia, Clemson to open tough April road stretch

• Brown: No. 5 Women's Crew Places Second vs. No. 10 Princeton, No. 20 Michigan St.
• Princeton: 10th-Ranked Tigers Defeat No. 5 Brown In Strong 2017 Start On Lake Carnegie

• Princeton: Former Athenian finds new niche in rowing

• Princeton: Thirteen Alums to compete in Rio Olympics for USA, Canada

• Princeton: Tiger Women Stun Top-Ranked Brown To Reclaim Ivy League Championship

• Princeton: Tigers Send Off Seniors With Ninth Straight Win, Perfect Carnegie Finish

• Princeton: Open Women Run Win Streak To Eight, Retain Class Of 1984 Plaque

• Princeton: Women's crew to face important competitions this weekend

• Princeton: Ninth-Ranked Open Women Upset #5 Yale, Top #11 USC To Retain Eisenberg Cup

• Princeton: Olympics Take Backseat To Princeton Goals, Howe Says Before Yale Showdown

• Princeton: Olympics Take Backseat To Princeton Goals, Howe Says Before Yale Showdown

• Princeton: Women's rowing looks to future challenges after strong start to season

• Princeton: Men's and women's crew obtain mixed results over busy weekend

• Princeton: #10 Open Women Continue Development, Grab Ivy Win Over Columbia

• Princeton: Men's crew claims wins in season opener, women's crew fall to Brown and Harvard

• Princeton: NCAA, Ivy Champs To Provide Quick Test For 11th-Ranked Open Women Saturday

• Princeton: Fall victories suggest building success for women's light and open rowing in spring

• Princeton: A Q&A with Carol Brown, and a look at the early stages of Princeton women's athletics

• Q&A: Sara Hendershot '10, 2012 Olympian

• Princeton Places 12th In Deep, Fast NCAA Championship Field
• Princeton: Prideful, Gutsy Race Nearly Lands Women's Lights On Medal Dock At IRAs

• Princeton: Bringing Work Ethic, Toughness on a Daily Basis, Richardson Leading PU Open Rowing into NCAA

• Princeton: Eighth-Ranked Open Women Top USC In Regular-Season Finale

• Princeton: Open Women Close Ivy Regular Season With Wins Over Penn, Dartmouth

• Princeton Retains 1975 Cup Over Ivy Pair, Falls To 4th-Ranked Virginia

• Princeton: Open Women Overcome Gusty Conditions, Columbia To Move To 2-1 On Season

• Princeton: Open Women Continue Building Speed, Will Face Columbia On Lake Carnegie

• Princeton: Men's rowing teams earn first, women's rowing teams show solid results against top teams

• Princeton: Eighth-Ranked Open Women Split Top-10 Showdown; #3 Brown Retains '87 Trophy

• Princeton: Open Women Place 6th In NCAAs; V8 Wins Petite, 2V8 Takes Silver Medal

• Princeton: After Moving to Stroke for PU Women's Open 8, Senior Reelick Hopes to Win 2nd NCAA Crown

• Princeton: Reelick Sisters Bond Over Rowing, Championships

• Princeton Uses Brilliant Start To Claim Ivy League Title, NCAA Berth
• Princeton Sets Championship Record, Takes Third Women's Rowing Title in Four Years

• Princeton: Class Of 2014, Lori Dauphiny, Honored Following Open Win Over Clemson

• Princeton: Open Women Retain Class of 1984 Plaque; Tiger 2V Caps Perfect Ivy Season

• Princeton: men and women have successful home meet, Harvard heavyweights retain Compton Cup

• Princeton: Seventh-Ranked Open Women Build Win Streak, Retain Eisenberg Cup Over Yale
• Princeton knocks off Yale to win fifth consecutive Eisenberg Cup

• Princeton: Eighth-Ranked Open Women Regain Class Of 1975 Cup On Charles River

• Princeton: Open Women Splits Morning Pair On Lake Carnegie, Claims First Ivy Win

• Princeton: Open Rowing Begins Season With Split; Brown Reclaims Class Of 1987 Trophy

• Princeton: Men and women look to repeat 2013 success on Lake Carnegie and beyond

• Ivy League Championships Medals

• Columbia Rutgers Wisconsin at Princeton women

• Texas, Yale at Princeton, women

• Brown, Ohio State, Princeton women

• Syracuse Wisconsin at Princeton women

• Iowa, Yale at Princeton, women

• Cornell Princeton Radcliffe women

• Columbia, Notre Dame at Princeton, women

• Brown, Michigan, Princeton open women

• Henley Women's Regatta Finals
• Henley Women's Regatta Awards

• Ivy League Championships Heats - Eights
• Ivy League Championships Heats - Fours
• Ivy League Championships Finals
• Ivy League Championships Medals

• USC, Yale at Princeton women

• Princeton Chase Women's Eights
• Princeton Chase Women's Fours
• Princeton Chase Novice Women's Eights

• US World Championships Team Women's Single
• US World Championships Team Women's Eight

• Ivy League Championships Heats

• USC at Princeton, women

• Dartmouth, Princeton at Penn open women

• Cornell, Radcliffe, Virginia at Princeton, women

• Columbia at Princeton, open women

• Brown, Michigan at Princeton women

• Ivy League Championships Heats
• Ivy League Championships Finals
• Ivy League Championships Medals

• Clemson at Princeton open women

• Penn, Dartmouth at Princeton open women

• Yale at Princeton open women

• Cornell, Princeton at Radcliffe open women

• Virginia, Columbia at Princeton open women

• Brown, Michigan State at Princeton open women

• Collegiate Small Boat Challenge Finals

• Collegiate Small Boat Challenge Double Time Trial
• Collegiate Small Boat Challenge Single Time Trial
• Collegiate Small Boat Challenge Pair Time Trial

• NCAA Championship D1 V4 Finals

• NCAA Championship D1 V8 Heats
• NCAA Championship D1 2V8 Heats

• Brown, Ohio State at Princeton open women

Head Coach - Paul Rassam, 14th year

2018 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 5th at IRAs
• Varsity 2x - 1st at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2019 Seniors - 4

2019 Outlook -

Head Coach - Paul Rassam, 13th year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 6th at IRAs
• Double - 4th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2018 Seniors - 5

2018 Outlook -

Head Coach - Paul Rassam, 12th year

2016 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 6th at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 9th at IRAs
• Double - 6th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2017 Seniors -

2017 Outlook -

Head Coach - Paul Rassam, 11th year

2015 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 4th at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at IRAs
• Double - 6th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2016 Seniors -

2016 Outlook -

Head Coach - Paul Rassam, 10th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 6th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2015 Seniors - 3

2015 Outlook - "Our team culture is good, and our team fitness is at a good level."
-Head Coach Paul Rassam

Head Coach - Paul Rassam, 9th year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 4th at iRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2014 Seniors -

2014 Outlook -

Head Coach - Paul Rassam, 8th year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 5th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2013 Seniors - 6

2013 Outlook -

Head Coach - Paul Rassam, 6th year

2010 Finish

• Varsity 8: 2nd at EAWRC Sprints, 3rd at IRAs
• Varsity 4: 1st at EAWRC Sprints, 7th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8

2011 Seniors - 7

2011 Outlook - "The squad this year is highly motivated and driven. The harsh winter we are experiencing has not dampened their enthusiasm for hard training. We have a challenging spring race schedule, starting things off against Wisconsin and Stanford. This will be a big test and the athletes are looking forward to it. We anticipate an exciting season."
-Head Coach Paul Rassam

• Princeton: Former PDS Field Hockey, Lax Player Brennan Finds New Passion with PU Women's Rowing

• Princeton Wins First Easterns Gold Medal Since 2011

• Princeton: The Walk-On Contribution

• Princeton: Strong start to spring season for all Princeton crews

• Princeton Strength and conditioning coach on leave pending investigation into inappropriate conduct

• Princeton: Senior Coxswain Mirabella Relishes the Ride As PU Women's Lightweights Take 3rd at IRAs

• Princeton: Women's Lights Honor Seniors, Turn Focus To Eastern Sprints

• Princeton: Tiger Crews dominate on Lake Carnegie, prepare for mid-season showdowns

• Princeton: Top-Ranked Stanford Wins Inaugural Class of 2015 Cup

• Princeton: Gritty Late Push Sends Women's Lightweights Back To Sprints Medal Stand

• Princeton: Radcliffe Retains Class of 1999 Cup; Women's Lights Turn Focus To Eastern Sprints

• Princeton: Women's Lightweights Make Successful Home Debut, Retain Class of 2006 Cup

• Princeton: Women's crew teams prepare to wind down seasons in final contests

• Princeton: Women's crew to face important competitions this weekend

• Princeton: Men's crew claims wins in season opener, women's crew fall to Brown and Harvard

• Princeton: Radcliffe Reclaims Class Of 1999 Cup, Tops Women's Lightweights In Opener

• Princeton: Fall victories suggest building success for women's light and open rowing in spring

• Princeton: Women's Lights Upset Reigning Champ Harvard To Reclaim Class Of 1999 Cup

• Princeton: Women's Lights Make Strong Statement v. Loaded Field, Claim Knecht Silver

• Princeton: Lightweight Women Push Top Duo, Finish Third In San Diego Crew Classic

• Princeton: Highlighted by 2nd Varsity 8's Silver Medal, PU Women's Open Crew Takes 6th at NCAAs

• Princeton: With Senior Stroebel Looking to End on High Note PU Women's Lightweights Primed for IRA Regatta

• Princeton: Top-Ranked Harvard Retains 1999 Cup; Teams To Meet Again Sunday At Sprints

• Princeton: Women's Lightweight Seek Class Of 1999 Cup vs. Top-Ranked Harvard

• Princeton: men and women have successful home meet, Harvard heavyweights retain Compton Cup

• Princeton: Women's Lights Open Home Slate With Win Over Georgetown For 2006 Cup

• Princeton: Third-Ranked Women's Lightweights Top Strong Field For Knecht Cup

• Princeton: Women's Lights Hope To Begin In-State Dominance Sunday At Knecht Cup

• Princeton: Experience, Young Trio Combine To Raise Potential For Women's Lightweights

• Princeton: Experienced men and women lightweights aim for podium at national championships

• Princeton: Men and women look to repeat 2013 success on Lake Carnegie and beyond

• Syracuse at Princeton, women

• Georgetown at Princeton, light women

• Ivy Invite: Dartmouth Penn Princeton Radcliffe women

• Stanford at Princeton, light women

• Women's Sprints Medals

• Georgetown at Princeton light women

• Radcliffe at Princeton light women

• Princeton at Stanford, light women

• Drexel, Duquesne, Princeton LW, Temple women

• Radcliffe at Princeton, lightweight women

• Princeton Chase Women's Eights
• Princeton Chase Women's Fours
• Princeton Chase Novice Women's Eights

• Princeton at Radcliffe, light women

• Knecht Cup Saturday Racing - Women

• URI, Villanova, Princeton LW at Rutgers open women

• IRA Regatta Light Women Finals

• IRA Regatta Light Women Heats and Reps

• EAWRC Sprints Finals

• Radcliffe at Princeton light women

• Georgetown at Princeton light women