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Achieve, Serve, Lead: Soccer's Haley Chow
April 19, 2017 | Women's Soccer
Name Haley Chow
Team Soccer
Year Senior
Major Electrical Engineering
High School Amador Valley
Hometown Pleasanton, Calif.
Athletic Accomplishments:
Haley played in 57 games over her career and started in 45, helping Princeton win the 2015 Ivy League championship and make the second round of the NCAA tournament that season.
Off the Field:
Haley worked with CompassPoint Mentorship, which connected her with younger students in the Bay Area in California and allowed her to share her experience of applying for and attending college with those soon to be going through that process. She has worked with Princeton's Community-Based Learning Initiative, working with other engineering students to demonstrate a project for high school students in Trenton. With the Princeton Association of Black Women, she was grouped with kids to tour the campus and watch the movie Hidden Figures to learn about the contribution of African-American women in the STEM fields. After graduation, Haley is going to work in New York with Stroz Friedberg, using her risk analysis skills in the area of cybersecurity.
Haley on choosing her major:
"I always liked technology and I had done computer science while in high school, and I was interested in learning more about how things worked. I thought I would get the biggest opportunity to learn that in the electrical engineering department."
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Steffen Seitz (Men's Soccer)
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Alexandra Markovich (XC/Track)
Morgan Sly (Women's Hockey)
Sam Gravitte (Men's Lacrosse)
Abby Finkelston (Women's Lacrosse)
Steven Cook (Men's Basketball)
Sara Goodwin (Women's Tennis)
Stuart Pomeroy (Men's Hockey)
Riya Davis (Women's Fencing)
Vanessa Smith (Women's Basketball)
Morgan Hallock (Women's Water Polo)
Wesley Johnson (Men's Fencing)
Delaney Johnson (Women's Swimming)
Natalie Tung (Women's Squash)
Claire Klausner (Softball)
William Oon (Men's Squash)
Nicole Kalhorn (Women's Tennis)
Alex Michael (Heavyweight Rowing)
Sarah Houston's Goal at Army West Point, 9-14-25
Sunday, September 14
Ally Murphy's Goal vs. Villanova, 9-11-25
Thursday, September 11
Women's Soccer Highlights at Miami, 9-4-25
Thursday, September 04
Alexandra Barry's Goal vs. Ohio State, 8-28-25
Thursday, August 28