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Eisenreich, Jones Honored in USTFCCCA Regional Awards
June 18, 2026 | Women's Track and Field
PRINCETON, N.J. – Michelle Eisenreich and Reuben Jones were honored in the USTFCCCA's Outdoor Track & Field Regional Awards, announced Thursday.
Eisenreich was named Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year and Jones was named Mid-Atlantic Assistant Coach of the Year.
The honors come after the duo led Princeton to a historic 2026 outdoor season, in which the Tigers completed the Ivy League's first women's back-to-back Triple Crowns by winning outdoor Heps.
Sending seven to Eugene for NCAAs, the Tigers were represented in seven field events - the most of any program in women's Division I.
There, Georgina Scoot, Shea Greene and Layla Giordano earned First Team All-America honors, while Alysa Carrigan was named Second Team All-American.
Jones was crucial to the Tigers' success this season, leading the horizontal jumps and sprint squads. Coaching Princeton's dominant duo of Scoot and Alex Kelly, the pair broke the Ivy League Triple Jump record and the program record in the long jump.
At the helm and leading the Tiger throwers, Eisenreich has developed the program over her tenure, now seeing dominance at the conference and regional level with six-straight Ivy titles.
Both coaches also earned their respective honors this indoor season.
Eisenreich was named Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year and Jones was named Mid-Atlantic Assistant Coach of the Year.
The honors come after the duo led Princeton to a historic 2026 outdoor season, in which the Tigers completed the Ivy League's first women's back-to-back Triple Crowns by winning outdoor Heps.
Sending seven to Eugene for NCAAs, the Tigers were represented in seven field events - the most of any program in women's Division I.
There, Georgina Scoot, Shea Greene and Layla Giordano earned First Team All-America honors, while Alysa Carrigan was named Second Team All-American.
Jones was crucial to the Tigers' success this season, leading the horizontal jumps and sprint squads. Coaching Princeton's dominant duo of Scoot and Alex Kelly, the pair broke the Ivy League Triple Jump record and the program record in the long jump.
At the helm and leading the Tiger throwers, Eisenreich has developed the program over her tenure, now seeing dominance at the conference and regional level with six-straight Ivy titles.
Both coaches also earned their respective honors this indoor season.
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