Princeton University Men's Squash

Email Coach Wilkinson at sw12@princeton.edu. With a wealth of experience at both the intercollegiate and international levels, Sean Wilkinson was named The Robert W. Callahan '77 Head Coach of Men's Squash prior to the 2013-14 season. He enters his 13th year at Princeton with the 2025-26. Wilkinson, the 2024 Ivy League Coach of the Year, guided Princeton to the Ivy League title that season. The clincher for the league title came on the final day of dual matches in Jadwin Gym, with Princeton rallying from a 4-1 deficit against Penn to win 5-4 and finish 5-1 in the Ivy. Princeton finished that year with three All-Ivy and All-America honorees, including Karim Elbarbary, Hollis Robertson and Thomas Rosini, with Elbarbary becoming a three-time All-American. Princeton followed that with a semifinal run at the CSA team tournament and repeated that finish in 2025. In 2019-20, Princeton finished fourth in the country, and in the return of the tournament in 2021-22 after it was canceled the previous year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Princeton finished sixth. Princeton has competed in the Potter Cup, the top draw of the CSA team tournament, each year it has been held since 2018. Also at the 2022 CSA championships, Youssef Ibrahim '22, the Ivy League Player of the Year, made the final in the Pool Trophy draw, coming two points away from winning the CSA national title. 2023 saw four Tigers participating in the CSA Individual Championships, and two All American honorees in Karim Elbarbary

Alan Clyne, a 10-time winner of Scotland's national squash championship, joined the Princeton men's squash staff as an assistant coach in August 2022. "I can...

Amy Graber started at Princeton in August 2022 after spending 16 years at the University of Pennsylvania. While at Penn, she worked with women's volleyball, women's basketball, as well as the swiming and diving and rowing teams. At Princeton, Graber works with the rugby and squash programs. Graber has a BS in athletic training and a M.Ed. in Sport and Recreation Management both from Temple University. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA). Graber lives in Pennsylvania with her wife and their two dogs.

Katherine is a coordinator in the Office of Religious Life and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the men's squash team.

Mansour is an electrical engineering professor and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the men's squash team.

Neil Pomphrey is a volunteer assistant for the men's squash program. Pomphrey has been a vital presence at both team practices and matches since he joined th...

Nicole DiNero has been the Assistant Equipment Manager at Princeton University since August of 2021. Nicole came to Princeton from Brandeis University, where she served as Equipment Coordinator for the school's 11 varsity sports from 2019-21. She also oversaw game management for the men's and women's basketball programs. While in those roles, she also played a large role in the University's COVID safety plan as the testing site coordinator for the campus community. For the 2018-2019 academic year, Nicole was the fitness center intern at Villanova, where she managed the operations of three campus fitness centers and student staff. Nicole has a bachelor's and an MBA from the University of New Haven, where she was a member of the New Haven softball team. While earning her MBA, she worked as a graduate assistant in the equipment department. Nicole is a certified member of the Athletic Equipment Managers Association. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and dog Abby. She also serves as a spin instructor at the Princeton University rec center. Nicole lives in Horsham, Pa., with her husband Kenny and dog Abby.