Princeton University Athletics
Saturday, April 26
New Haven, Conn.
8:20 AM
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#8 Yale/#15 Cornell (Carnegie Cup)
No. 7 Heavyweight Rowing Wins 40th Carnegie Cup
April 26, 2025 | Heavyweight Rowing
Full Results
DERBY, Conn. – In a thrilling race that went down to the wire at the Housatonic River Saturday morning, the No. 7 Princeton University heavyweight rowing team won the Carnegie Cup over No. 8 Yale and No. 15 Cornell.
"I was incredibly proud of the way the team stepped up to the racing today on all levels," said Head Coach Greg Hughes. "We had an athlete from our 1V go out with illness on Friday and we had to make some last-minute adjustments to every boat on the fly. I was impressed that the team embraced the challenge and executed some gritty performances in every event."
The Tigers' Carnegie Cup victory was its 40th in program history. The Carnegie Cup was presented in memory of Andrew Carnegie by Mrs. Andrew Carnegie in 1921. It is rowed for annually by Cornell, Princeton and Yale. The Big Red have won it 34 times and the Bulldogs 28.
The 1V (5:34.6) edged Yale (5:36.7) and finished well ahead of Cornell (5:46.3) to earn the Carnegie Cup.
The 2V (5:44.6) also prevailed, crossing the finish line in front of the Bulldogs (5:47.0) and the Big Red (5:54.4).
Princeton's 3V (5:49.2) won the Tigers' third race of the day, defeating Yale (5:52.2) and Cornell (6:02.9).
The Tigers took second in the 4V (5:57.9), with the Bulldogs (5:51.7) picking up the win and the Big Red (6:07.6) coming in third. The 5V (6:14.7) finished third, behind Yale (6:09.0) and Cornell (6:14.7).
Up Next
The Tigers race No. 4 Brown for the Content Cup at Lake Carnegie on May 3.
Lineups
1V
Coxswain Connor Neill
8 Patrick Long
7 Ed Nutt
6 Patrick Shaw
5 Marcus Chute
4 Matt Cashman
3 Trygve Bye Loken
2 Kian Aminian
1 Zach Vachal
2V
Coxswain Joseph Cutaia
8 Andrew Wilkinson
7 Dan Cashman
6 Alex Perkins
5 Tristan Wenger
4 Nate Fineman
3 Cy Rosenberg
2 Nic McAdam
1 Connor Bohlmann
3V
Coxswain Maile Organek
8 George Lathrop
7 Joe McCauley
6 Tom Pirenc
5 Noah Silverstein
4 Lucas Liow
3 Matt Wagner
2 Alex Kawaja
1 Josh Yin
4V
Coxswain Kate Ellis
8 Owen Rulyak
7 Oscar Patton
6 Carson Repins
5 David Albrechtskirchinger
4 Caleb Rosenfeld
3 Andrew Nolan
2 Patrick O'Connell
1 Liam Foldi
5V
Coxswain Luke Grippo
8 Emmett Infante
7 John Dreiband
6 Joshua Cigoianu
5 Cole Thomas
4 Luke Krongard
3 Ben Jungels
2 Arun Iyer
1 Jake Simon
DERBY, Conn. – In a thrilling race that went down to the wire at the Housatonic River Saturday morning, the No. 7 Princeton University heavyweight rowing team won the Carnegie Cup over No. 8 Yale and No. 15 Cornell.
"I was incredibly proud of the way the team stepped up to the racing today on all levels," said Head Coach Greg Hughes. "We had an athlete from our 1V go out with illness on Friday and we had to make some last-minute adjustments to every boat on the fly. I was impressed that the team embraced the challenge and executed some gritty performances in every event."
The Tigers' Carnegie Cup victory was its 40th in program history. The Carnegie Cup was presented in memory of Andrew Carnegie by Mrs. Andrew Carnegie in 1921. It is rowed for annually by Cornell, Princeton and Yale. The Big Red have won it 34 times and the Bulldogs 28.
The 1V (5:34.6) edged Yale (5:36.7) and finished well ahead of Cornell (5:46.3) to earn the Carnegie Cup.
The 2V (5:44.6) also prevailed, crossing the finish line in front of the Bulldogs (5:47.0) and the Big Red (5:54.4).
Princeton's 3V (5:49.2) won the Tigers' third race of the day, defeating Yale (5:52.2) and Cornell (6:02.9).
The Tigers took second in the 4V (5:57.9), with the Bulldogs (5:51.7) picking up the win and the Big Red (6:07.6) coming in third. The 5V (6:14.7) finished third, behind Yale (6:09.0) and Cornell (6:14.7).
Up Next
The Tigers race No. 4 Brown for the Content Cup at Lake Carnegie on May 3.
Lineups
1V
Coxswain Connor Neill
8 Patrick Long
7 Ed Nutt
6 Patrick Shaw
5 Marcus Chute
4 Matt Cashman
3 Trygve Bye Loken
2 Kian Aminian
1 Zach Vachal
2V
Coxswain Joseph Cutaia
8 Andrew Wilkinson
7 Dan Cashman
6 Alex Perkins
5 Tristan Wenger
4 Nate Fineman
3 Cy Rosenberg
2 Nic McAdam
1 Connor Bohlmann
3V
Coxswain Maile Organek
8 George Lathrop
7 Joe McCauley
6 Tom Pirenc
5 Noah Silverstein
4 Lucas Liow
3 Matt Wagner
2 Alex Kawaja
1 Josh Yin
4V
Coxswain Kate Ellis
8 Owen Rulyak
7 Oscar Patton
6 Carson Repins
5 David Albrechtskirchinger
4 Caleb Rosenfeld
3 Andrew Nolan
2 Patrick O'Connell
1 Liam Foldi
5V
Coxswain Luke Grippo
8 Emmett Infante
7 John Dreiband
6 Joshua Cigoianu
5 Cole Thomas
4 Luke Krongard
3 Ben Jungels
2 Arun Iyer
1 Jake Simon
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