Ten Tigers Claim Fall Academic All-Ivy League Honors

Ten members of Princeton's fall teams, including six members of Ivy League championship teams, as well as one individual Ivy champion, were honored Dec. 19 as members of the 2017 Fall Academic All-Ivy League team. The five men and five women were key contributors to their respective teams, and they also produced a 3.0 or better cumulative grade point average.

MEN
Richard Bush • Football • Sr. • Tampa, Fla. • Operations Research and Financial Engineering
Starting center for FCS' second-ranked passing offense, third-ranked scoring offense, and fourth-ranked total offense

Viraj Deokar • Cross Country • So. • Acton, Mass. • Operations Research and Financial Engineering
Second-Team All-Ivy League, NCAA Championship participant

Tom Johnson • Football • Jr. • Moorestown, N.J. • Economics
First-Team All-Ivy League inside linebacker, ranked 3^rd in the Ivy League in tackles

Noah Kauppila • Cross Country • Sr. • Chesterfield, Mo. • Economics
First-Team All-Ivy League, all-region, NCAA Championship participant

Jacob Schachner • Soccer • So. • Waxhaw, N.C. • Chemical & Biological Engineering
Honorable Mention All-Ivy League, second in the league in saves, fourth in GAA

WOMEN
Gabi Forrest • Cross Country • Jr. • Brisbane, Australia • Economics
Ivy League Heps Champion, first-team all-region and All-America

Natalie Larkin • Soccer • Sr. • Washington, D.C. • Wilson School of Public & Int'l Affairs
Second-team All-Ivy League, CoSIDA Academic All-District and third-team Academic All-America.

Courtney O'Brien • Soccer • So. • Pacific Palisades, Calif. • Undeclared
First-team All-Ivy League, scoring a career-high nine goals

Maggie O'Connell • Volleyball • So. • Katy, Texas • Chemical & Biological Engineering
Ivy League Player of the Year, All-Region honoree

Elise Wong • Field Hockey • Jr. • Lake Forest, Ill. • Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Second team All-Mid-Atlantic Region, Second Team All-Ivy

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