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Greta Feldman

Mid. Distance

/ Women's Track and Field

June 14, 2012 | Women's Track and Field

By: Princeton Athletic Communications

Continuing Her Meteoric Rise in the 1,500, PU's Feldman Places 5th at NCAA Meet
Bill Alden, Town Topics (6/13/12)

For much of her sports career at Haddonfield High School in suburban Philadelphia, track was a sidelight for Greta Feldman, simply a means for her to stay in shape for soccer.

In 2008, though, Feldman had a breakthrough that made her realize that she might have a future in running.

"I was a 400 runner at first; it was not until late in my junior year, that I did the 800," said Feldman. "I made the New Jersey Meet of Champions in the 800 and I started thinking that I could run in college."

A year later, Feldman came across the state to Princeton University for college and took some lumps as she joined the Tiger women's track squad.

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