Four-Time Defending Ivy Champ Softball Team Welcomes Five in Class of 2029
June 30, 2025 | Softball
Coming off four straight Ivy League titles, the Princeton softball team has announced its five-member Class of 2029, set to join the team on campus this fall.
12 • Camryn BradshawÂ
5-8 • R/R • IFÂ
Lake Forest, Calif. • El Toro • Bengals Briggs
Before Princeton
Won Sea-View League MVP honors in 2025 ... Sea-View first-team all-league 2024 and second-team all-league 2023 ... El Toro's 2025 Female Athlete of the Year ... Saddleback Valley school district's Scholar Athlete of the Year in 2025 ... Orange County second-team all-county in 2025 ... in basketball, earned Sea-View League first-team honors in 2023, second-team all-league in 2024, and second-team all-league in 2025 ... helped El Toro to the 2025 Southern Section DIII AA CIF Championship ... was an AP Capstone Diploma recipient, an AP Capstone Medallion recipient, and AP Language and Composition Medallion recipient ... was a four-year CTE Pathway Cord recipient and a three-year CTE Pathway Medallion recipient ... earned a top-10 percent Scholar Award at El Toro and was on the Principal's Honor Roll all four years and was a CIF Scholar Athlete all four years.
Bradshaw on Princeton
"For starters, when September 1st hit and I got few texts from Ivy League schools (including Princeton of course), all other schools were out of the question for me. Academics will forever be my top priority, so when the top schools in the nation showed interest, I knew I would attend an Ivy. It was when I stepped on Princeton's campus that I knew it was the place for me. What sold it for me was the small things like how organized my visit was (flights, itinerary, even driving services), how happy the team seemed together, and most importantly how amazing the coaching staff was. I just knew it was a place I would be comfortable, happy, and overwhelmingly prepared to step into the real world after my four years was up."
11 • Lola Coole
5-7 • R/R • OF
Tampa, Fla. • Strawberry Crest • NJ Stars National Coleman 18U
Before Princeton
First-team Western Conference honoree in Hillsborough County in 2022, 2024 and 2025 ... four-year starter and a two-year captain ... Plant City Ambassador in 2023 ... principal chair voilist in the Strawberry Crest Chamber Orchestra and was the orchestra president ... was an orchestra all-county honoree in 2023 and 2024.
Coole on Princeton
"During the recruitment process, one of the questions I felt myself asking most frequently was, 'How will I know a college is the right fit?' and always people's responses were 'You'll just know.' For the longest time I disregarded this cliché answer, thinking it can't be that simple. But after walking on Princeton's campus and meeting the coaching staff and team, Princeton just felt like home. I love the environment of academic and athletic excellence that is created at Princeton. When asked about finding the perfect college, I am now one of those people that responds with 'you'll just know.'
9 • Maddie Ratcheson
5-3 • R/R • C/IF
Marietta, Ga. • Lassiter • Georgia Impact
Before Princeton
Selected as a Georgia Positive Athlete in 2023 ... was an all-region team honoree in 2022, 2023 and 2024 ... earned Marietta Daily Journal honorable mention all-county in 2023, defensive MVP in 2021, 2022 and 2023, and first team all-county in 2021 and 2024 ... served as Lassiter's senior class president ... completed 150 philanthropy hours by serving at local charities including MUST Ministries, MDE School, Waymark, The Drake Closet, The Sandwich Project, and Ronald McDonald House ... completed 100 in-school service hours and 100 out-of-school service hours ... held a leadership position as a Lassiter Ambassador in 2023 and 2024 ... served as head of club out reach in the school's Sources of Strength club, helping connect the club to other sports and clubs at the school.
Ratcheson on Princeton
"I chose Princeton because of the sense of community and support not only within the softball program, but within the athletic department as a whole. The culture that exists between the coaches and players, paired with their academic focus and the global opportunities Princeton presents me, was something I could not pass up."
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17 • Reece Uehara
5-6 • R/R • P
Laguna Hills, Calif. • Mission Viejo • OC Batbusters
Before Princeton
First-team All-South Coast League in 2024 and 2025 and second-team all-league in 2023 ... earned team MVP honors in 2023 and Offensive Player of the Year in 2024 ... team captain and Team Captain Award winner in 2025 ... earned Scholar Athlete honors all four years ... was the school's Senior Female Athlete of the Year ... played in the CIF OC All-Stars Game in 2025.
Uehara on Princeton
"As both an athlete and a student, Princeton was my dream school to attend. I am highly dedicated to both my sport as well as my education, and I have always felt like Princeton would be a perfect place to continue not only my education and learning at the highest level, but also playing my sport at the highest level! I can't wait to be a part of a team that fosters a supportive and nurturing environment while also aiming for greatness."
00 • Mia ValenzuelaÂ
5-9 • R/R • IF/Util.
Houston, Texas • St. Agnes Academy • Blaze Gold
Before Princeton
Was the school's Tiger Pride Award Winner in 2025 ... all-district first team 6A Division 1 in 2024 and 2025 ... all-state Academic Team 6A Division 1 in 2024 and 2025 ... state 6A Division 1 all-tournament team in 2024 ... was the team's Player of the Year in 2024 and Defensive Player of the Year in 2023 and 2025 ... all-state honorable mention 6A Division 1 in 2025 ... was the team captain in 2024 and 2025 and Rookie of the Year in 2022 ... all-district second-team 6A Division 1 in 2022 ... was a Player of the Year Finalist by VYPE Media in 2024.
Valenzuela on Princeton
"I chose Princeton because the coaching staff and team made me feel welcome from the very beginning. Their open arms and strong sense of community showed me that Princeton is a place that I can develop not just as a student-athlete but as a person too."
12 • Camryn BradshawÂ
5-8 • R/R • IFÂ
Lake Forest, Calif. • El Toro • Bengals Briggs
Before Princeton
Won Sea-View League MVP honors in 2025 ... Sea-View first-team all-league 2024 and second-team all-league 2023 ... El Toro's 2025 Female Athlete of the Year ... Saddleback Valley school district's Scholar Athlete of the Year in 2025 ... Orange County second-team all-county in 2025 ... in basketball, earned Sea-View League first-team honors in 2023, second-team all-league in 2024, and second-team all-league in 2025 ... helped El Toro to the 2025 Southern Section DIII AA CIF Championship ... was an AP Capstone Diploma recipient, an AP Capstone Medallion recipient, and AP Language and Composition Medallion recipient ... was a four-year CTE Pathway Cord recipient and a three-year CTE Pathway Medallion recipient ... earned a top-10 percent Scholar Award at El Toro and was on the Principal's Honor Roll all four years and was a CIF Scholar Athlete all four years.
Bradshaw on Princeton
"For starters, when September 1st hit and I got few texts from Ivy League schools (including Princeton of course), all other schools were out of the question for me. Academics will forever be my top priority, so when the top schools in the nation showed interest, I knew I would attend an Ivy. It was when I stepped on Princeton's campus that I knew it was the place for me. What sold it for me was the small things like how organized my visit was (flights, itinerary, even driving services), how happy the team seemed together, and most importantly how amazing the coaching staff was. I just knew it was a place I would be comfortable, happy, and overwhelmingly prepared to step into the real world after my four years was up."
11 • Lola Coole
5-7 • R/R • OF
Tampa, Fla. • Strawberry Crest • NJ Stars National Coleman 18U
Before Princeton
First-team Western Conference honoree in Hillsborough County in 2022, 2024 and 2025 ... four-year starter and a two-year captain ... Plant City Ambassador in 2023 ... principal chair voilist in the Strawberry Crest Chamber Orchestra and was the orchestra president ... was an orchestra all-county honoree in 2023 and 2024.
Coole on Princeton
"During the recruitment process, one of the questions I felt myself asking most frequently was, 'How will I know a college is the right fit?' and always people's responses were 'You'll just know.' For the longest time I disregarded this cliché answer, thinking it can't be that simple. But after walking on Princeton's campus and meeting the coaching staff and team, Princeton just felt like home. I love the environment of academic and athletic excellence that is created at Princeton. When asked about finding the perfect college, I am now one of those people that responds with 'you'll just know.'
9 • Maddie Ratcheson
5-3 • R/R • C/IF
Marietta, Ga. • Lassiter • Georgia Impact
Before Princeton
Selected as a Georgia Positive Athlete in 2023 ... was an all-region team honoree in 2022, 2023 and 2024 ... earned Marietta Daily Journal honorable mention all-county in 2023, defensive MVP in 2021, 2022 and 2023, and first team all-county in 2021 and 2024 ... served as Lassiter's senior class president ... completed 150 philanthropy hours by serving at local charities including MUST Ministries, MDE School, Waymark, The Drake Closet, The Sandwich Project, and Ronald McDonald House ... completed 100 in-school service hours and 100 out-of-school service hours ... held a leadership position as a Lassiter Ambassador in 2023 and 2024 ... served as head of club out reach in the school's Sources of Strength club, helping connect the club to other sports and clubs at the school.
Ratcheson on Princeton
"I chose Princeton because of the sense of community and support not only within the softball program, but within the athletic department as a whole. The culture that exists between the coaches and players, paired with their academic focus and the global opportunities Princeton presents me, was something I could not pass up."
117 • Reece Uehara
5-6 • R/R • P
Laguna Hills, Calif. • Mission Viejo • OC Batbusters
Before Princeton
First-team All-South Coast League in 2024 and 2025 and second-team all-league in 2023 ... earned team MVP honors in 2023 and Offensive Player of the Year in 2024 ... team captain and Team Captain Award winner in 2025 ... earned Scholar Athlete honors all four years ... was the school's Senior Female Athlete of the Year ... played in the CIF OC All-Stars Game in 2025.
Uehara on Princeton
"As both an athlete and a student, Princeton was my dream school to attend. I am highly dedicated to both my sport as well as my education, and I have always felt like Princeton would be a perfect place to continue not only my education and learning at the highest level, but also playing my sport at the highest level! I can't wait to be a part of a team that fosters a supportive and nurturing environment while also aiming for greatness."
00 • Mia ValenzuelaÂ
5-9 • R/R • IF/Util.
Houston, Texas • St. Agnes Academy • Blaze Gold
Before Princeton
Was the school's Tiger Pride Award Winner in 2025 ... all-district first team 6A Division 1 in 2024 and 2025 ... all-state Academic Team 6A Division 1 in 2024 and 2025 ... state 6A Division 1 all-tournament team in 2024 ... was the team's Player of the Year in 2024 and Defensive Player of the Year in 2023 and 2025 ... all-state honorable mention 6A Division 1 in 2025 ... was the team captain in 2024 and 2025 and Rookie of the Year in 2022 ... all-district second-team 6A Division 1 in 2022 ... was a Player of the Year Finalist by VYPE Media in 2024.
Valenzuela on Princeton
"I chose Princeton because the coaching staff and team made me feel welcome from the very beginning. Their open arms and strong sense of community showed me that Princeton is a place that I can develop not just as a student-athlete but as a person too."
Princeton Athletics Career Networking Breakfast (Fall 2025)
Wednesday, September 24
Reflections from the Princeton Athletics Class of 2025
Tuesday, May 27
Softball Highlights vs. Columbia & Brown, Ivy League Tournament, 5-10-25
Saturday, May 10
Softball Highlights vs. Harvard, Ivy League Tournament, 5-9-25
Friday, May 09