Princeton University Athletics
Princeton Athletics Wins Two Mid-Atlantic Emmys
October 08, 2026 | General
For the second year in a row, Princeton Athletics has been named the recipient of to Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards for its work in broadcasting and multimedia efforts.
Princeton was named winner of the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Emmy for "Sports Excellence" which covers the expansive work put in to support the broadcast, in-venue and digital storytelling content produced surrounding Princeton's 38 varsity athletics programs and its over 1,000 student-athletes. The award represents the work of Cody Chrusciel, Associate Director of Athletics/Multimedia & Broadcasting, Drew Miller, Assistant Director of Creative Content, Mike Galayda, Assistant Director of Multimedia & Production, Dave Turner, Assistant Director of Multimedia & Production, and Paige Gandy, Creative Content Assistant, as well as the overall efforts of Princeton's External Relations team and numerous freelance staff who support gameday broadcast and creative efforts.
In addition, Princeton was honored in the "Sports Story-Short Form Content" category for its feature on men's lacrosse student-athlete Chad Palumbo which was part of Princeton's "Beyond The Stripes" series. Drew Miller, Princeton's Assistant Director of Creative Content was the lead nominee for the Chad Palumbo feature -- one of two Princeton pieces nominated in this category -- and received his second Mid-Atlantic Emmy in as many years.
The two Emmy awards received in 2026 bring Princeton's total to four over the last two years to go along with nine total Emmy nominations from 2025-26.
Princeton was named winner of the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Emmy for "Sports Excellence" which covers the expansive work put in to support the broadcast, in-venue and digital storytelling content produced surrounding Princeton's 38 varsity athletics programs and its over 1,000 student-athletes. The award represents the work of Cody Chrusciel, Associate Director of Athletics/Multimedia & Broadcasting, Drew Miller, Assistant Director of Creative Content, Mike Galayda, Assistant Director of Multimedia & Production, Dave Turner, Assistant Director of Multimedia & Production, and Paige Gandy, Creative Content Assistant, as well as the overall efforts of Princeton's External Relations team and numerous freelance staff who support gameday broadcast and creative efforts.
In addition, Princeton was honored in the "Sports Story-Short Form Content" category for its feature on men's lacrosse student-athlete Chad Palumbo which was part of Princeton's "Beyond The Stripes" series. Drew Miller, Princeton's Assistant Director of Creative Content was the lead nominee for the Chad Palumbo feature -- one of two Princeton pieces nominated in this category -- and received his second Mid-Atlantic Emmy in as many years.
The two Emmy awards received in 2026 bring Princeton's total to four over the last two years to go along with nine total Emmy nominations from 2025-26.
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