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Feb. 11 TigerCast: Judd Ziegler and Jaimie McDonell
February 11, 2016 | General, Women's Ice Hockey, Wrestling
One team just won an Ivy League title. Another seeks one this weekend. Members of both teams, Judd Ziegler and Jaimie McDonell, are guests on the latest edition of TigerCast.
Ziegler has helped the Princeton wrestling team to a 3-0 mark in the Ivy League, good enough for a share of first place heading into the final weekend. The Tigers will wrestle Columbia and Cornell, and have earned a shot to win its first Ivy title since 1986. Ziegler talks about how special this current run has been, the excitement for Saturday and his memories of wrestling one of the best in NCAA history, Cornell graduate Kyle Dake.
McDonell is one of the leaders on a women's hockey team that has won 14 of its last 15 games and clinched the Ivy League championship with a win at Cornell last weekend. The Tigers are currently third in the ECAC standings, and they take a major step towards home ice with home wins this weekend against Clarkson and St. Lawrence. McDonell talks about the team's recent streak and the "Day For Denna Laing" that will take place during Saturday's game.
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To listen to specific interviews, please use this guide: Judd Ziegler (wrestling); Jaimie McDonell (women's hockey) 17:15.
Sept. 17: DiAndre Atwater (football) 7:10; John Hill (football) 18:50.
Sept. 24: Sean Driscoll (women's soccer) 6:45; Mason Darrow (football) 21:15.
Oct. 1: Maddie Copeland (field hockey) 6:50; Khamal Brown (football) 17:55.
Oct. 8: Sabrina King (volleyball) 4:15; Kedric Bostic (football) 15:20.
Oct. 15: Thomas Sanner (men's soccer) 6:50; Anthony Gaffney (football) 17:40.
Oct. 22: Tyler Lussi (women's soccer) 5:00; Chad Kanoff (football) 17:30.
Oct. 29: Lizzie Bird (women's cross country) 4:45; Michael Sublette (men's cross country) 14:40; RJ Paige (football) 22:30.
Nov. 5: Cristin Shanahan (women's hockey) 7:35; John Lovett (football) 19:05.
Nov. 12: Annie Tarakchian (women's basketball) 6:05; Ryan McCarthy (field hockey) 18:10; Emily Sura (women's soccer) 26:45; Chad Cowden (sprint football) 36:15.
Nov. 19: Kendall Peterkin (women's volleyball) 5:15; Luis Nicolao (men's water polo) 17:20; Mitch Henderson (men's basketball) 27:15.
Nov. 26: Bob Surace (football) 4:15.
Dec. 3: Thomas Nelson (men's water polo) 5:15; Chris Ayres (wrestling) 14:15.
Dec. 10: Ryan Siiro (men's hockey) 5:15; Michelle Miller (women's basketball) 16:35.
Dec. 17: Henry Caruso (men's basketball) 2:20.
Jan. 7: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 6:50; Sean Wilkinson (men's squash) 21:25.
Jan. 21: Jeff Kampersal (women's ice hockey) 4:00; Sam Shweisky (men's volleyball) 18:20.
Jan. 28: Marco Bove (men's swimming) 5:20; Jonathan Schleifer (wrestling) 13:25; Claire McIlmail (women's swimming) 21:25.
Feb. 4: Gracie Stone (women's fencing) 7:15; Jack Hudson (men's fencing) 19:35.