Vigilante, Princeton Unanimously Named 2025 Outdoor Coach of the Year in All-Ivy Awards
May 13, 2025 | Men's Track and Field
PRINCETON, N.J. – Princeton, led by Jason Vigilante, was unanimously selected as the Ivy League Outdoor Coaching Staff of the Year as the league announced its All-Ivy selections on Tuesday.
The award is Vigilante's third Coach of the Year award this year, as Princeton earned the distinction in both the cross country and indoor seasons as well.
It also marks the second consecutive year that Vigilante and his staff have earned the honor since Vigilante was named head coach in 2023.
Dominating Outdoor Heps, the Tigers earned Princeton's 23rd outdoor championship this weekend and completed 12th all-time Triple Crown. It is the program's second Triple Crown under Vigilante since he was named head coach in 2023.
With a final score of 212.5, Princeton took the title, defeating second-place Harvard, who had 128 points.
In the Ivy League's All-Ivy selections, Princeton boasted four First Team and 10 Second Team selections.
Asher Robbins was named to the All-Ivy Academic Team, as the neuroscience major and Heps scorer balanced academics and athletics this season.
First Team All-Ivy
Greg Foster, Long Jump
Greg Foster, 110mH
Casey Helm, Discus
Jackson Clarke, 200m
Second Team All-Ivy
Drew Mruk, Javelin
Jacob Nenow, 10,000m
Joe Licata, Shot Put
Marcelo Parra Ramon, 3000m Steeplechase
Jadon Spain, 100m
Sam Rodman, 800m
Avery Shunneson, Discus
Chris Paige, 400mH
Joey Gant, 200m
Myles Hogan, 5000
Men's 4x400 - Karl Dietz, Sam Rodman, Joey Gant, Xavier Donaldson
The award is Vigilante's third Coach of the Year award this year, as Princeton earned the distinction in both the cross country and indoor seasons as well.
It also marks the second consecutive year that Vigilante and his staff have earned the honor since Vigilante was named head coach in 2023.
Dominating Outdoor Heps, the Tigers earned Princeton's 23rd outdoor championship this weekend and completed 12th all-time Triple Crown. It is the program's second Triple Crown under Vigilante since he was named head coach in 2023.
With a final score of 212.5, Princeton took the title, defeating second-place Harvard, who had 128 points.
In the Ivy League's All-Ivy selections, Princeton boasted four First Team and 10 Second Team selections.
Asher Robbins was named to the All-Ivy Academic Team, as the neuroscience major and Heps scorer balanced academics and athletics this season.
First Team All-Ivy
Greg Foster, Long Jump
Greg Foster, 110mH
Casey Helm, Discus
Jackson Clarke, 200m
Second Team All-Ivy
Drew Mruk, Javelin
Jacob Nenow, 10,000m
Joe Licata, Shot Put
Marcelo Parra Ramon, 3000m Steeplechase
Jadon Spain, 100m
Sam Rodman, 800m
Avery Shunneson, Discus
Chris Paige, 400mH
Joey Gant, 200m
Myles Hogan, 5000
Men's 4x400 - Karl Dietz, Sam Rodman, Joey Gant, Xavier Donaldson
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