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Beyond The Stripes: Home Is Where The Heart Is
January 10, 2019 | General, Men's Squash, Women's Squash
Despite being the children of a Hall of Fame squash coach, neither Clark nor Grace Doyle had much interest in the support as young children living in New Orleans. They loved playing sports, but New Orleans simply wasn't a hotbed for squash, and both former Harvard coach Bill Doyle or former Princeton coxswain Mittie Doyle '86 were fine with watching their children grow up playing other sports.
In late August of 2005, everything in New Orleans changed. Hurricane Katrina created both a new present and a new future for the city and those who lived in it, and that included the Doyle siblings, who grew closer through that national disaster, and also eventually found a new sport to love (even if their last name was already plenty associated with that sport).
Check out their story in the latest episode of Beyond The Stripes: Home Is Where The Heart Is.
BEYOND THE STRIPES ARCHIVE
Week 1 - You've Gotta Lovett (John Lovett • Football)
Week 2 - Home Grown (Nnenna Ibe • Women's Volleyball)
Week 3 - On The Mark (Mark Fossati • Football)
Week 4 - One Big Family (Annabeth Donovan • Field Hockey)
Week 5 - In Service of Humanity (P.J. Greenbaum • Men's Water Polo)
Week 6 - Blood, Sweat & Tears (Mimi Asom • Women's Soccer)
Week 7 - Double Down (Jesper Horsted • Football)
Week 8 - The Analyst (Jeremy Colvin • Men's Soccer)
Week 9 - Growing the Game (Alex Riche • Men's Hockey)
Week 10 - Brotherly Love (Tom and James Johnson • Football)
Week 11 - Fishing with the Boys (Austin Shaw and Josh Teves • Men's Hockey)
Week 12 - The Road To The Final Four (Elise Wong • Field Hockey)
Week 13 - What It's All About (Sarah Holland and Grace Baylis • Field Hockey)
Week 14 - Power to Inspire (Carlie Littlefield • Women's Basketball)
Week 15 - Two Is Better Than One (Sarah and Kayla Fillier • Women's Hockey)
Week 16 - Home Is Where The Heart Is (Clark and Grace Doyle • Men's/Women's Squash)
In late August of 2005, everything in New Orleans changed. Hurricane Katrina created both a new present and a new future for the city and those who lived in it, and that included the Doyle siblings, who grew closer through that national disaster, and also eventually found a new sport to love (even if their last name was already plenty associated with that sport).
Check out their story in the latest episode of Beyond The Stripes: Home Is Where The Heart Is.
BEYOND THE STRIPES ARCHIVE
Week 1 - You've Gotta Lovett (John Lovett • Football)
Week 2 - Home Grown (Nnenna Ibe • Women's Volleyball)
Week 3 - On The Mark (Mark Fossati • Football)
Week 4 - One Big Family (Annabeth Donovan • Field Hockey)
Week 5 - In Service of Humanity (P.J. Greenbaum • Men's Water Polo)
Week 6 - Blood, Sweat & Tears (Mimi Asom • Women's Soccer)
Week 7 - Double Down (Jesper Horsted • Football)
Week 8 - The Analyst (Jeremy Colvin • Men's Soccer)
Week 9 - Growing the Game (Alex Riche • Men's Hockey)
Week 10 - Brotherly Love (Tom and James Johnson • Football)
Week 11 - Fishing with the Boys (Austin Shaw and Josh Teves • Men's Hockey)
Week 12 - The Road To The Final Four (Elise Wong • Field Hockey)
Week 13 - What It's All About (Sarah Holland and Grace Baylis • Field Hockey)
Week 14 - Power to Inspire (Carlie Littlefield • Women's Basketball)
Week 15 - Two Is Better Than One (Sarah and Kayla Fillier • Women's Hockey)
Week 16 - Home Is Where The Heart Is (Clark and Grace Doyle • Men's/Women's Squash)
Players Mentioned
F/M
/ Men's Soccer
BK
/ Field Hockey
/ Women's Squash
LB
/ Football
UTL
/ Men's Water Polo
WR
/ Football
MB
/ Women's Volleyball
QB
/ Football
F
/ Men's Ice Hockey
D
/ Men's Ice Hockey
MF
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