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PVC FALL COACHES LUNCHEON
This fall’s PVC Coaches Luncheon was hosted virtually, with student-athletes joining the program from across the country. The Athletics’ community had a great time connecting with the featured student-athletes, honoring two PNC Bank Fall Student-Athlete Achiever Award recipients and hearing updates from each of the fall Tiger head coaches. The full event can be viewed at PrincetonVarsityClub.org.
Featured Fall Student-Athletes: Uche Ndukwe ’22 | Football Clara Roth ’21 | Field Hockey
Emma Davis ’22 | Soccer
Student-Athlete Achiever Award As part of each PVC Coaches Luncheon, the Department of Athletics, in partnership with corporate partner PNC Bank, recognizes two studentathletes from that season for their achievement across academics, athletics and community engagement.
Fall Season Honorees: Alex Charles ’22 | Soccer Melia Chittenden ’21 | Cross Country Track & Field
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On being a team leader during the virtual fall semester... “How do I put what’s best for the organization ahead of what’s best for me? Sometimes you’re not feeling the best, or dealing with your own issues. But it’s about making that commitment to still reach out to your freshman mentee, to make sure all the guys are competing and getting workouts, even something as simple as checking in on guys’ mental health.”
- Uche Ndukwe ’22 | Football On choosing Princeton... “I knew that I wanted to have a career after soccer, and making sure that I went to a school where I could excel and be challenged academically was what I needed. I think that Princeton embodies that so perfectly, and it has shaped my experience in the best way possible.”
- Emma Davis ’22 | Soccer On the important of service and civic engagement... “ All of us are individuals who are part of a larger community, be that Princeton, New Jersey, the United States or the rest of the world. And just like our relationship with our teammates, our relationship with members of those other communities is one of mutual dependence. So just as we want our teams to succeed, we should want our communities to succeed as well.”
- Melia Chittenden ’21 | Cross Country/Track & Field
Alex Charles ’22
Melia Chittenden ’21
ATHLETICS VOLUNTEER FORUM
Johns ’22
Meyer ’21
Charles ’22
Ayres
Berube
Gallucci
Athletics Friends Group lead volunteers and members of the PVC Board of Directors gathered virtually on October 28th for the second annual Athletics Volunteer Forum, hosted by the Athletics Advancement Team. This year’s program included: • Interactive presentation on bravery and leadership by women’s lacrosse alumna and CEO of Brave Leadership, Crista Samaras ’99. • Student-athlete panel discussion featuring: Max Johns ’22 (basketball), Mackenzie Meyer ’21 (softball) and Alex Charles ’22 (soccer). • Coach conversation and Q&A featuring: Chris Ayres (wrestling), Carla Berube (basketball), and Jason Gallucci (Performance), moderated by men’s basketball assistant coach Chris Mongilia.
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“The two most important elements of managing your fear are community and control. Who’s on my team? What agency do I have to affect my own future?”
- Crista Samaras ’99
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ENGAGE 2020: “CHANGING THE GAME”
A group of distinguished Princeton Athletics’ alumni, all actively involved in professional sports, were featured as part of this year’s Princeton Entrepreneurship Council (PEC) Engage 2020 Conference. The panel conversation, titled “Changing the Game: Innovation in Professional Sports in Response to COVID-19,” was moderated by Ford Family Director of Athletics, Mollie Marcoux Samaan ’91. Featured Princeton Athletics’ alumni included: • Rachael Becker DeCecco ’03 (lacrosse) - Head of the PLL Academy for the Premiere Lacrosse League • Blake Dietrick ’15 (basketball/lacrosse) - WNBA veteran; played the 2020 season with the Atlanta Dream in the “bubble” at IMG Academy • Stu Francis ’74 (golf) - President of the United States Golf Association (USGA); Princeton Varsity Club Board Member • Will Venable ’05 (baseball/basketball) - Third Base Coach for the Chicago Cubs during the 2020 season; current Bench Coach for the Boston Red Sox Becker DeCecco ’03
Dietrick ’15
Francis ’74
Venable ’05
TIGERS TOGETHER CONVERSATIONS Princeton Athletics is excited to announce its Tigers Together initiative, an aggressive action plan to create and maintain a culture of mutual respect and unity, and to reaffirm the department’s commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. The department has assembled task forces comprised of staff, students and alumni to focus on: student-athlete and staff experience, student-athlete and staff recruitment, alumni engagement and community action. As part of this ongoing effort, the PVC brought together pairs of Black athletic alumni to discuss their experiences as Black studentathletes and professionals, share their perspectives around the importance of community and allyship, and offer advice to current and future student-athletes. The conversations were moderated by PVC Board Member Steve Mills ’81 and Princeton basketball teammate and current University Trustee Craig Robinson ’83. The feature compilation video, as well as each individual conversation, will be available in February at GoPrincetonTigers.com/TigersTogether.
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Top (left to right): Steve Mills ’81, Craig Robinson ’83; Bottom (left to right): Eric Plummer ’10, Thanithia Billings ’11
On being a leader and advocate for the Black community... “The most important thing for me has always been to make sure that I’m not the only one. If I get through the door, and I’m the first Black person in a certain role, I’m opening the door and holding it open to make sure I’m not the last.”
- Thanithia Billings ’11 | Track & Field On advice for current and future Tiger student-athletes... “I think that the young Black students today that are coming in, now more than ever, have things that they should share and that the world desperately needs to hear. Hopefully they would be comfortable being open and being vocal and speaking their minds about experiences that a lot of the people they’re going to school with and the people they’re associating with may not have had the opportunity to encounter.”
- Andrew Starks ’13 | Football On finding community at Princeton... “What you really start to understand is that your mental health is so reliant on the community that you’re able to build. Having classmates and a Black community that I could fully immerse myself into, who understood what I needed and when I needed it, was so important to my wellbeing. Had I not had that support and representation on campus, I don’t know how I would have fared.”
- Tani Brown ’10 | Basketball
COMMITMENT TO SERVICE
Despite the remote fall semester, student-athletes and Athletics staff continued to give back and serve their respective communities. Select service undertakings included student-athlete organized virtual 5K races (raising awareness and proceeds for targeted charitable organizations), food drives and delivery services, partnerships with local Boys and Girls Clubs and Special Olympics chapters, and voting awareness and education efforts, to name a few. Student-Athlete Service Council (SASC) Board Member Serena Starks ’23 (softball) organized a pen pal program with the Special Olympics, matching Tiger student-athletes with Special Olympics athletes of their sport. Princeton student-athletes drafted more than 100 letters to Special Olympics athletes, offering encouragement, friendship, and sport advice during this unique time (pictured above).
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“Despite the challenges of the pandemic, working with Special Olympics athletes allows me to connect with the community, which gives me hope for the future.”
- Serena Starks ’23 | Softball, Student-Athlete Service Council
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Princeton coaches and staff delivering meals to the greater Princeton community in partnership with Meals on Wheels and the Princeton YMCA
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“Serving the community has always been a central tenet of Princeton University and Princeton Athletics. The past few months as the pandemic has challenged many within the local community, Princeton Athletics has stepped up to find ways to offer help. By acting as a conduit between local organizations through Meals on Wheels and the YMCA, Princeton Athletics has provided the perfect bite sized ways for coaches and staff to help pitch in where needed. Being able to connect with the community and share some positive energy each week has been a great opportunity that has helped energize and keep us in good spirits. It feels good to give back to a community that has given us so much.”
- Sam Shweisky | Head Coach, Men’s Volleyball Princeton student-athlete led virtual 5K races
Women’s track & field supporting the The Smith Family Foundation
GAME CHANGING SUPPORT
Paul ’94
Chi ’83
In a time unlike any other, Princeton Athletics is especially grateful for the unwavering support of our alumni and Tiger community. We are incredibly fortunate to have secured several leadership-level gifts over the past year, which will fund new facilities and create game-changing endowments that will benefit Princeton Athletics and those respective programs in perpetuity. Please contact Kellie Staples (Senior Associate Director of Athletics for Advancement, kgale@princeton.edu) to learn about other Athletics giving opportunities.
Princeton Softball’s New Facility (Lake Campus)
In early 2020, Cynthia Paul ’94, and her husband Scott Levy, made a landmark gift to help fund the future home of Princeton Softball, which will be part of the new Lake Campus athletics complex. Paul, a member of the 1991 Ivy League Champion softball team, cited a passion to be able to support future generations of female scholar athletes as one of her main motivations behind the gift.
Chi Family Fund for Excellence and Inclusion
Given by PVC Board Member Y.S. Chi ’83 P11 P13 and his family, this fund will support several key priorities related to excellence and inclusion, including the recruitment and retention of diverse talent, and the creation of professional education programming. Chi noted that “Princeton Athletics is about excellence, and hopefully this will help the departmental leadership continue to be able to achieve that excellence while helping to mentor and promote a spirit of inclusion.”
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Sailer
Barlow ’91
Princeton Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach Endowment
A generous gift by an anonymous alumna donor established the Princeton Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach Endowment, the University’s first women’s head coach endowment, in 2020. This gift was made during the 50th year of women’s athletics at Princeton in recognition of the leadership of current women’s lacrosse head coach Chris Sailer. Sailer, a US Lacrosse Hall of Fame inductee, has been at the helm of Princeton women’s lacrosse for 34 seasons, and is the first lacrosse coach to record 400 wins at a Division I institution.
Princeton Men’s Soccer Head Coach Endowment
Established in 2020, the Princeton Men’s Soccer Head Coach Endowment was given by an anonymous donor in honor of current head coach Jim Barlow ’91. Barlow, himself one of the best players in the history of Princeton men’s soccer, has been head coach of the program since 1997, and is the only person in Princeton history to have been named Ivy League Rookie of the Year, Ivy League Player of the Year and Ivy League Coach of the Year.
Princeton Women’s Basketball Head Coach Endowment
An anonymous gift established the Princeton Women’s Basketball Head Coach Endowment, the University’s second women’s head coach endowment, in 2020. This gift was inspired by a deep belief in Princeton and it’s mission, a clear understanding of the power of Princeton women’s athletics, and a desire to not only support current and future participants, but also to recognize the important contribution and legacy of past players and coaches.
TIGER ATHLETICS GIVE DAY (#TAGD)
This year’s Tiger Athletics Give Day (#TAGD) was about showing that as Tigers, we are “Stronger Together!” Thanks to the generosity of 6,026 donors, Princeton Athletics raised more than $3.2 million in support of its varsity student-athletes and teams as part of TAGD. Complete results can be found at www.TigerAthleticsGiveDay.com. Princeton Athletics continues to be humbled by and grateful for the incredible participation, engagement and outpouring of support from its Tiger community as part of this impactful initiative. The department could not reach its goals without the incredible support of the PVC Board of Directors, who provided more than $200,000 in bonus funds (now more than $1.3 million through seven years of TAGD).
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Photo submissions from student-athletes, alumni, staff and the Princeton community were displayed as part of the “Stronger Together” photo mosaic, residing on www.TigerAthleticsGiveDay.com.
6,026 Total Donors across 24-hours $3.24 million Dollars Raised,
a new TAGD record
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As part of this year’s TAGD, the PVC surpassed total Lifetime Members
Through seven years, TAGD has raised more than
$16.4 million across 53,000+ gifts in support of Princeton Athletics
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