Grace Doyle

Photo by: David Keating

Class:
Senior
High School:
Noble and Greenough
Hometown:
Haverford, Pa.

At Princeton — 2019-20 (11-0, 7-0 Ivy): Was perfect on the regular season, going 1-0 on court five, 8-0 on court six, all in the last eight matches of the dual-match season, and 2-0 on court seven ... CSA Scholar-Athlete honoree ... made the semifinals of the Holleran South draw at the CSA individual championships ... 2018-19 (12-4, 5-1 Ivy): won 12 matches while playing primarily at the #4 position … featured in an episode of Beyond The Stripes with brother Clark … had a critical 3-2 victory in New Haven to help Princeton to #1 overall ranking … won first six matches of the season. 2017-18 (8-6, 5-2 Ivy): overcame preseason injury to help Princeton place second in the Ivy League and third at the Howe Cup Championships … earned first collegiate win over Drexel … closed regular season with five wins in last six matches, all at the #3 spot … went 1-1 at CSA individual championships.

Before Princeton — earned a No. 1 ranking at the U-19, U-17, and U-13 age groups … ranked No. 1 among U.S. high school girls … competed for the U.S. World Junior Team in both 2016 (Poland) and 2017 (New Zealand) … 2015 U.S. Junior Open champion … 2017 U.S. Junior Closed Nationals finalist (U-19) … gold medalist with the U.S. Pan-American Senior Team and the U.S. Junior Team; won an individual silver medal at the 2016 Junior Pan-American Games … competed for the U.S. at the British Junior Open, and at the Battle of the Border (U-13 and U-17 levels) … New England Interscholastic singles champion … led Noble and Greenough to fourth at high school nationals … two-time team captain … U.S. High School All-American squash team member (2015-17) … member of the Cum Laude Society … graduating with Highest Distinction … member of the Boston Globe 2016 All-Scholastic team … U.S. Squash Scholar-Athlete.

Personal — born Jan. 15, 1999 … daughter of Bill and Mittie Doyle '86; mother was a coxswain for the varsity rowing team … father coached Harvard men's and women's squash teams to national championships … has an older brother Clark, who played squash at Princeton and is a member of the Class of 2019 … enjoys playing tennis, cooking, and travel … student in the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.

Ramsay on Doyle: We are excited to have Gracie in the program. Gracie is a tough competitor who is determined to be the best she can be on court and in the classroom. She will be a key player this July for the U.S. team at the Junior Women's World Championships. She will also gain an amazing amount of experience that will help the Tiger moving forward.