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Women's Swimming Welcomes Talented, Versatile Group Of Eight Into Class of 2022
August 03, 2018 | Women's Swimming and Diving
There is no shortage of optimism surrounding the Princeton women's swimming and diving team, especially following an improved showing at the 2018 Ivy League Championships, and the return of three first-team All-Ivy League performers. Head coach Bret Lundgaard believes his first recruiting class should add significantly to that positive energy, while also helping build the foundation for future championship teams.
Lundgaard introduced the Princeton Class of 2022 recently, which includes eight highly touted, versatile swimmers who could make an immediate impact for the Tigers, who will host the 2018 Ivy League Championships at DeNunzio Pool.
The incoming class does not include Sarah Grinalds (22.52, 48.76, 1:45.51), the highly ranked freestyle swimmer from Westport, Conn. Grinalds, considered one of the nation's top recruits by SwimSwam, chose to take a gap year due to a recent shoulder injury sustained right after 2018 YMCA Nationals. She will maintain four full years of eligibility and is expected to be a terrific start to the Princeton Class of 2023.
You can read about the Class of 2022 below.
Julia Brazeau
Breast/IM • Excelsior, Minn.
Minnetonka
Top Times — 100 breast: 1:01.85; 200 breast: 2:17.10; 200 IM: 2:01.81
Before Princeton — 2017 club state champion in both the 100 and 200 breast … 2017 2AA Swimmer of the Year; nominated for Minnesota Swimmer of the Year honors … high school state champion as breast leg in 200 medley relay; won five sectional titles … placed third nationally in both the 200 IM and 100 breast as a senior … holds school records in the 100 breast, 200 IM, and 200 medley relay; also holds four club records … swam for 2016 Olympic bronze medalist David Plummer … competed at both Winter and Summer Junior Nationals, as well as Winter Nationals and the US Open … AP Scholar with Honors … NISCA Academic All-American … two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American … graduated Summa Cum Laude.
Personal — born Nov. 12, 1999 … daughter of Megan and Brian Brazeau; father did graduate work at Princeton in chemistry … has a younger brother Kyle … enjoys playing music, baking, and art … plans to study neuroscience or bioengineering at Princeton.
About Julia
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The team and coaching staff for the swim team was huge; I just felt like this group was going to be the most positive asset in making sure that I have a successful college career both in and out of the pool. Princeton also has a very collaborative atmosphere as a university, which I found very valuable.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope to bring a very positive and energetic presence to the team. I'm very loud and I like to have fun no matter what we're doing or how hard it is, so I'm hoping that my energy will help my teammates push themselves harder and have a blast doing it!
What is something unique about yourself?
I can play four instruments — guitar, piano, ukulele and violin!
Anna Durak
Free/Fly • Hickory, N.C.
Hickory
Top Times — 200 free: 1:48.70; 500 free: 4:50.22; 1000 free: 10:05.31; 200 fly: 1:59.55
Before Princeton — won five North Carolina state titles, including at least one each year (freshman: 100 free; sophomore: 100 and 200 free; junior: 200 free relay; senior: 500 free) … four-time Northwestern Conference Female Swimmer of the Year … All-American and Scholastic All-American … holds five high school records (100/200 free, 100 back, 200/400 free relay), as well as several club records … competed at both Nationals and Winter Junior Nationals, as well as Open Water Zones … Community Captain Award recipient for the Charlotte Panthers … 2018 Catawba County Female Athlete of the Year … team MVP and all-conference honoree … team captain … co-president of the National English Honor Society … member of both the Beta Club and the National Honors Society … Junior Marshal.
Personal — born Nov. 17, 1999 … daughter of Fran and Tom Durak … has a younger sister Gwenyth … loves dogs and helps foster dogs in her community … enjoys cooking, going to the beach, and surfing … plans to study Evolutionary Biology at Princeton.
About Anna
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The high emphasis on academics without the compromise in athletics. The coaching staff's passion for the sport is inspiring and I can't wait to be a part of their vision in making Princeton a dominant team in collegiate swimming.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I am a team player and love to cheer and support my other teammates. I want to be the one that is always there for all of my teammates. I work hard and strive to inspire my team to perform to their highest potential.
What is something unique about yourself?
I strive to keep a positive attitude throughout adversity. I do not believe in failure, only learning experiences from which I can grow. I also am an avid online shopper and strive to get the best deals. My greatest accomplishment was getting five speedo LZR X's for $25 each, with a grand total of $125 instead of the normal $479 per suit.
Hannah Feng
Fly/IM • San Antonio, Texas
Reagan
Top Times — 200 fly: 1:59.28; 100 fly: 53.99; 200 IM: 2:01.14, 400 IM: 4:21.56
Before Princeton — placed second in 100 fly at the state championships, and 12th in 100 fly at 2016 Summer Junior Nationals … two-time all-area Swimmer of the Year … reached finals at 6A state championships every year … two-time Region Swimmer of the Meet and four-time District Swimmer of the Meet … eight-time NISCA All-American … holds Josh Davis Natatorium record in the 400 IM … TISCA 2017 Academic All-State Team … National Merit Finalist … National Honor Society member.
Personal — born May 14, 2000 … daughter of Xiaoyu Shi and Yusheng Feng … has an older sister Marie … enjoys kickboxing and yoga … plans to study human biology.
About Hannah
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
It was almost as if Princeton chose me. The minute I stepped on campus and met the girls on the team, and Bret, Robin, and Nick, I knew that they were the people I wanted to spend the next four years of my life with. Everything from the intimacy of the campus to the atmosphere of the eating clubs reflected the type of environment that I knew I would thrive in.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope to bring my Texas-sized zest for the sport to the team.
What is something unique about yourself?
I lived in China from 1-3 1/2 years-old and didn't speak any English when I entered preschool
in the U.S.
Claudia Frykberg
Breast/Free/IM • Sydney, Aust.
Ascham School
Top Times (LCM) — 100 breast: 1:15.29; 200 breast: 2:38.12; 1500 free: 17:25.11
Before Princeton — placed third in Australia in the 5km Australian Age Open Water Championships … won the 200 Breast in the NSW Combined Independent Schools competition as well as the NSW State Age Championships … won multiple medals in both breast and IM … Australian National Age qualifier/finalist … competed at the Pacific School Games … holds school records in the 400 free and 100 breast, as well as several club records … named captain for both high school and club team … competed in both cross country and athletics (track) … placed second in NSW in the 4km run and was offered a spot to represent NSW at the Australian Cross-Country Championships … member of the New South Wales All-Round Achievers List … earned High Standard in Year's Work from 2012 to 2017 … winner of the Australian Defense Force Long Tan Leadership Award … earned High Distinction in several academic categories.
Personal — born Oct. 6, 1999 … daughter of Kimberly and Jarrod Frykberg … enjoys the beach, reading and hikes around the coastline … considering studying pre-med at Princeton.
About Claudia
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
Princeton has a fantastic undergraduate focus and an amazing alumni community that I would love to be a part of for years to come! I am thrilled to be accepted into a university that offers world class academics and athletics – and a truly inclusive attitude that makes us internationals feel at home.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope to bring an enthusiastic and supportive attitude to the team, so that we can all work hard but have fun at the same time!
What is something unique about yourself?
I have something called Thumb Hypoplasia, which means I have slight webbing between my index fingers and my thumbs. This makes my hands like paddles which helps with the swimming but prevents me from ever giving a decent 'thumbs-up!'.
Lauren Olson
Fly/Free/IM • Middletown, Ohio
Bishop Fenwick
Top Times — 100 fly: 54.6; 200 IM: 2:02.5
Before Princeton — won an Ohio state championship in the 100 fly … holds club record in the event … team captain … also lettered in track and placed eighth in the state in the 4x800 relay … member of the National Honor Society.
Personal — born Aug. 13, 1999 … daughter of Patsy and Matt Olson … has two younger siblings, Emily and Brooks … enjoys hiking, reading, and playing euchre … undecided on course of study at Princeton.
About Lauren
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The academic rigor and coaching
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
A unique perspective
What is something unique about yourself?
I love to understand why.
Cathy Teng
Free/Fly • Santa Clara, Calif.
Archbishop Mitty
Top Times — 50 free: 23.30; 100 free: 49.43; 200 free: 1:46.31; 500 free: 4:54.07; 100 fly: 55.15; 200 fly: 2:01.03
Before Princeton — won eight WCAL league individual titles and three CCS titles (2017: 100, 200 free; 2016: 500 free) … 2017 National Select Camp invitee … Summer Nationals qualifier… holds 50/100/200 free high school records, as well as a pair of club records … competed at Junior Nationals and Nationals; placed 7th in the 100 free at the 2016 Winter Nationals … Scholastic All-American … NISCA All-American … three-time team MVP … AP Scholar with Distinction … National Merit Commended Scholar … recipient of the 2018 Senior Certificate for Science and the 2015 Undergraduate Award for Art.
Personal — born Dec. 17, 2000 … daughter of Bingjie Liang and Zhongjian Teng … plays the piano and received the American College of Musicians International Preparatory D Certificate … enjoys painting with acrylics and drawing … considering computer science as focus at Princeton.
About Cathy
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The swim team is fun to be around and I could see myself fitting right in. The coaching staff is superb and I am so excited to be able to work with them! And of course, the campus is beautiful and the academic load is challenging. I feel like I could grow as a student, an athlete, and as a person here!
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope to bring a sense of humor and a love for kicking!
What is something unique about yourself?
I love learning K-pop dances in my free time and I love classic movies.
Joyce Wang
Breast • Hong Kong
Seoul Foreign
Top Times (SCM) — 50 breast: 32.30; 100 breast: 1:10.56; 200 breast: 2:33.17
Before Princeton — competed at the 2016 and 2017 Korean Nationals, the 2017 Asian Age Group Championships, and the 2018 Mare Nostrum and Asian Games … holds six schools records (50/100/200 breast, 100/200 IM, 50 free).
Personal — born July 5, 2000 … daughter of Tony Wang and Angel Lam … has a younger sister Chloe … enjoys playing the flute and horseback riding … hopes to concentrate in economics at Princeton.
About Joyce
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
To be able to achieve the best of both worlds is a dream come true. The incredible coaching staff and supportive faculty will help me pursue my passions at the highest level possible. And, it's Princeton.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope I'll bring laughter to the team. But most of all, I hope to be a supportive team member.
What is something unique about yourself?
I am quadrilingual (Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese, English). I am hoping to learn French at Princeton!
Vivian Wang
Free/Breast • Saratoga, Calif.
Harker School
Top Times — 200 IM: 1:59.48; 100 free: 50.0; 200 free: 1:48.3; 100 breast: 1:01.2; 200 breast: 2:14.4; 100 back: 55.1; 100 fly: 54.3
Before Princeton — won eight high school league titles … placed in the Top 3 in all events at sectional championships, including 2018 wins in 200 IM and 100 breast … four-year state championships qualifier, and finished as high as fourth … holds every Harker School record except for 100 fly … invited to Western Zone Select Camp … has competed at several Pacific Swimming-sponsored meets and camps … earned multiple Scholastic All-American honors … awarded Love of Learning Award from at least one teacher during every year of high school.
Personal — born Sept. 10, 2000 … daughter of Ting Zhang and Man Wang … very involved in community service, especially with children … loves music, and spent many years in the choir; also enjoys dance, piano, and clarinet … considering Operations Research and Financial Engineering or Economics as potential focuses at Princeton.
About Vivian
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The swim team and coaching staff
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
Positive energy and fun times!!!
What is something unique about yourself?
I love to travel and have been to 20+ countries! This means I'm also a geography fanatic, from knowing all my states and capitals to being able to recite all the nations of the world in under 2 min. Wherever I go, I always visit the amusement parks there, especially Six Flags. I know that Princeton is 45 min away from the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the world…. I'm SO excited!!!!!
Lundgaard introduced the Princeton Class of 2022 recently, which includes eight highly touted, versatile swimmers who could make an immediate impact for the Tigers, who will host the 2018 Ivy League Championships at DeNunzio Pool.
The incoming class does not include Sarah Grinalds (22.52, 48.76, 1:45.51), the highly ranked freestyle swimmer from Westport, Conn. Grinalds, considered one of the nation's top recruits by SwimSwam, chose to take a gap year due to a recent shoulder injury sustained right after 2018 YMCA Nationals. She will maintain four full years of eligibility and is expected to be a terrific start to the Princeton Class of 2023.
You can read about the Class of 2022 below.
Julia Brazeau
Breast/IM • Excelsior, Minn.
Minnetonka
Top Times — 100 breast: 1:01.85; 200 breast: 2:17.10; 200 IM: 2:01.81
Before Princeton — 2017 club state champion in both the 100 and 200 breast … 2017 2AA Swimmer of the Year; nominated for Minnesota Swimmer of the Year honors … high school state champion as breast leg in 200 medley relay; won five sectional titles … placed third nationally in both the 200 IM and 100 breast as a senior … holds school records in the 100 breast, 200 IM, and 200 medley relay; also holds four club records … swam for 2016 Olympic bronze medalist David Plummer … competed at both Winter and Summer Junior Nationals, as well as Winter Nationals and the US Open … AP Scholar with Honors … NISCA Academic All-American … two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American … graduated Summa Cum Laude.
Personal — born Nov. 12, 1999 … daughter of Megan and Brian Brazeau; father did graduate work at Princeton in chemistry … has a younger brother Kyle … enjoys playing music, baking, and art … plans to study neuroscience or bioengineering at Princeton.
About Julia
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The team and coaching staff for the swim team was huge; I just felt like this group was going to be the most positive asset in making sure that I have a successful college career both in and out of the pool. Princeton also has a very collaborative atmosphere as a university, which I found very valuable.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope to bring a very positive and energetic presence to the team. I'm very loud and I like to have fun no matter what we're doing or how hard it is, so I'm hoping that my energy will help my teammates push themselves harder and have a blast doing it!
What is something unique about yourself?
I can play four instruments — guitar, piano, ukulele and violin!
Anna Durak
Free/Fly • Hickory, N.C.
Hickory
Top Times — 200 free: 1:48.70; 500 free: 4:50.22; 1000 free: 10:05.31; 200 fly: 1:59.55
Before Princeton — won five North Carolina state titles, including at least one each year (freshman: 100 free; sophomore: 100 and 200 free; junior: 200 free relay; senior: 500 free) … four-time Northwestern Conference Female Swimmer of the Year … All-American and Scholastic All-American … holds five high school records (100/200 free, 100 back, 200/400 free relay), as well as several club records … competed at both Nationals and Winter Junior Nationals, as well as Open Water Zones … Community Captain Award recipient for the Charlotte Panthers … 2018 Catawba County Female Athlete of the Year … team MVP and all-conference honoree … team captain … co-president of the National English Honor Society … member of both the Beta Club and the National Honors Society … Junior Marshal.
Personal — born Nov. 17, 1999 … daughter of Fran and Tom Durak … has a younger sister Gwenyth … loves dogs and helps foster dogs in her community … enjoys cooking, going to the beach, and surfing … plans to study Evolutionary Biology at Princeton.
About Anna
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The high emphasis on academics without the compromise in athletics. The coaching staff's passion for the sport is inspiring and I can't wait to be a part of their vision in making Princeton a dominant team in collegiate swimming.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I am a team player and love to cheer and support my other teammates. I want to be the one that is always there for all of my teammates. I work hard and strive to inspire my team to perform to their highest potential.
What is something unique about yourself?
I strive to keep a positive attitude throughout adversity. I do not believe in failure, only learning experiences from which I can grow. I also am an avid online shopper and strive to get the best deals. My greatest accomplishment was getting five speedo LZR X's for $25 each, with a grand total of $125 instead of the normal $479 per suit.
Hannah Feng
Fly/IM • San Antonio, Texas
Reagan
Top Times — 200 fly: 1:59.28; 100 fly: 53.99; 200 IM: 2:01.14, 400 IM: 4:21.56
Before Princeton — placed second in 100 fly at the state championships, and 12th in 100 fly at 2016 Summer Junior Nationals … two-time all-area Swimmer of the Year … reached finals at 6A state championships every year … two-time Region Swimmer of the Meet and four-time District Swimmer of the Meet … eight-time NISCA All-American … holds Josh Davis Natatorium record in the 400 IM … TISCA 2017 Academic All-State Team … National Merit Finalist … National Honor Society member.
Personal — born May 14, 2000 … daughter of Xiaoyu Shi and Yusheng Feng … has an older sister Marie … enjoys kickboxing and yoga … plans to study human biology.
About Hannah
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
It was almost as if Princeton chose me. The minute I stepped on campus and met the girls on the team, and Bret, Robin, and Nick, I knew that they were the people I wanted to spend the next four years of my life with. Everything from the intimacy of the campus to the atmosphere of the eating clubs reflected the type of environment that I knew I would thrive in.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope to bring my Texas-sized zest for the sport to the team.
What is something unique about yourself?
I lived in China from 1-3 1/2 years-old and didn't speak any English when I entered preschool
in the U.S.
Claudia Frykberg
Breast/Free/IM • Sydney, Aust.
Ascham School
Top Times (LCM) — 100 breast: 1:15.29; 200 breast: 2:38.12; 1500 free: 17:25.11
Before Princeton — placed third in Australia in the 5km Australian Age Open Water Championships … won the 200 Breast in the NSW Combined Independent Schools competition as well as the NSW State Age Championships … won multiple medals in both breast and IM … Australian National Age qualifier/finalist … competed at the Pacific School Games … holds school records in the 400 free and 100 breast, as well as several club records … named captain for both high school and club team … competed in both cross country and athletics (track) … placed second in NSW in the 4km run and was offered a spot to represent NSW at the Australian Cross-Country Championships … member of the New South Wales All-Round Achievers List … earned High Standard in Year's Work from 2012 to 2017 … winner of the Australian Defense Force Long Tan Leadership Award … earned High Distinction in several academic categories.
Personal — born Oct. 6, 1999 … daughter of Kimberly and Jarrod Frykberg … enjoys the beach, reading and hikes around the coastline … considering studying pre-med at Princeton.
About Claudia
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
Princeton has a fantastic undergraduate focus and an amazing alumni community that I would love to be a part of for years to come! I am thrilled to be accepted into a university that offers world class academics and athletics – and a truly inclusive attitude that makes us internationals feel at home.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope to bring an enthusiastic and supportive attitude to the team, so that we can all work hard but have fun at the same time!
What is something unique about yourself?
I have something called Thumb Hypoplasia, which means I have slight webbing between my index fingers and my thumbs. This makes my hands like paddles which helps with the swimming but prevents me from ever giving a decent 'thumbs-up!'.
Lauren Olson
Fly/Free/IM • Middletown, Ohio
Bishop Fenwick
Top Times — 100 fly: 54.6; 200 IM: 2:02.5
Before Princeton — won an Ohio state championship in the 100 fly … holds club record in the event … team captain … also lettered in track and placed eighth in the state in the 4x800 relay … member of the National Honor Society.
Personal — born Aug. 13, 1999 … daughter of Patsy and Matt Olson … has two younger siblings, Emily and Brooks … enjoys hiking, reading, and playing euchre … undecided on course of study at Princeton.
About Lauren
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The academic rigor and coaching
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
A unique perspective
What is something unique about yourself?
I love to understand why.
Cathy Teng
Free/Fly • Santa Clara, Calif.
Archbishop Mitty
Top Times — 50 free: 23.30; 100 free: 49.43; 200 free: 1:46.31; 500 free: 4:54.07; 100 fly: 55.15; 200 fly: 2:01.03
Before Princeton — won eight WCAL league individual titles and three CCS titles (2017: 100, 200 free; 2016: 500 free) … 2017 National Select Camp invitee … Summer Nationals qualifier… holds 50/100/200 free high school records, as well as a pair of club records … competed at Junior Nationals and Nationals; placed 7th in the 100 free at the 2016 Winter Nationals … Scholastic All-American … NISCA All-American … three-time team MVP … AP Scholar with Distinction … National Merit Commended Scholar … recipient of the 2018 Senior Certificate for Science and the 2015 Undergraduate Award for Art.
Personal — born Dec. 17, 2000 … daughter of Bingjie Liang and Zhongjian Teng … plays the piano and received the American College of Musicians International Preparatory D Certificate … enjoys painting with acrylics and drawing … considering computer science as focus at Princeton.
About Cathy
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The swim team is fun to be around and I could see myself fitting right in. The coaching staff is superb and I am so excited to be able to work with them! And of course, the campus is beautiful and the academic load is challenging. I feel like I could grow as a student, an athlete, and as a person here!
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope to bring a sense of humor and a love for kicking!
What is something unique about yourself?
I love learning K-pop dances in my free time and I love classic movies.
Joyce Wang
Breast • Hong Kong
Seoul Foreign
Top Times (SCM) — 50 breast: 32.30; 100 breast: 1:10.56; 200 breast: 2:33.17
Before Princeton — competed at the 2016 and 2017 Korean Nationals, the 2017 Asian Age Group Championships, and the 2018 Mare Nostrum and Asian Games … holds six schools records (50/100/200 breast, 100/200 IM, 50 free).
Personal — born July 5, 2000 … daughter of Tony Wang and Angel Lam … has a younger sister Chloe … enjoys playing the flute and horseback riding … hopes to concentrate in economics at Princeton.
About Joyce
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
To be able to achieve the best of both worlds is a dream come true. The incredible coaching staff and supportive faculty will help me pursue my passions at the highest level possible. And, it's Princeton.
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
I hope I'll bring laughter to the team. But most of all, I hope to be a supportive team member.
What is something unique about yourself?
I am quadrilingual (Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese, English). I am hoping to learn French at Princeton!
Vivian Wang
Free/Breast • Saratoga, Calif.
Harker School
Top Times — 200 IM: 1:59.48; 100 free: 50.0; 200 free: 1:48.3; 100 breast: 1:01.2; 200 breast: 2:14.4; 100 back: 55.1; 100 fly: 54.3
Before Princeton — won eight high school league titles … placed in the Top 3 in all events at sectional championships, including 2018 wins in 200 IM and 100 breast … four-year state championships qualifier, and finished as high as fourth … holds every Harker School record except for 100 fly … invited to Western Zone Select Camp … has competed at several Pacific Swimming-sponsored meets and camps … earned multiple Scholastic All-American honors … awarded Love of Learning Award from at least one teacher during every year of high school.
Personal — born Sept. 10, 2000 … daughter of Ting Zhang and Man Wang … very involved in community service, especially with children … loves music, and spent many years in the choir; also enjoys dance, piano, and clarinet … considering Operations Research and Financial Engineering or Economics as potential focuses at Princeton.
About Vivian
What was the biggest factor(s) in choosing Princeton?
The swim team and coaching staff
What is something specific you hope to bring to the team?
Positive energy and fun times!!!
What is something unique about yourself?
I love to travel and have been to 20+ countries! This means I'm also a geography fanatic, from knowing all my states and capitals to being able to recite all the nations of the world in under 2 min. Wherever I go, I always visit the amusement parks there, especially Six Flags. I know that Princeton is 45 min away from the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the world…. I'm SO excited!!!!!
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