Princeton University Volleyball

QUICK FACTS ON SABRINA KING • 2015, 2016 and 2019 Ivy League Head Coach of the Year • member of 2025 Ivy League Coaching Staff of the Year • led Princeton to 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022, 2024 and 2025 Ivy titles — the first three-year run here since 1980-82 • guided the Tigers (18-7, 11-3) to the 2025 Ivy regular season and tournament titles along with an NCAA Tournament appearance • guided the Tigers (17-8, 10-2) to the 2019 Ivy title and an an NCAA Tournament appearance • guided 2016 (13-1) and 2017 (10-4) Tigers to Ivy titles and NCAA tournament appearances • guided Princeton to the 2015 Ivy title after 0-3 start; no Ivy team in any sport had ever done that • coached six Ivy Players of the Year (Cara Mattaliano in 2015, 2016; Maggie O'Connell in 2017; Lindsey Kelly in 2022; Kamryn Chaney in 2024; Sydney Draper in 2025) • 226-117 record as Princeton head coach • coached 52 All-Ivy Players over 14 seasons, including 28 first-teamers, and 6 Player/Year • spent seven years as assistant coach and won 2004, 2007 Ivy titles • three-time All-Ivy League Player, including 1999 Ivy League Player of the Year • won three Ivy League titles as a player (1997, 1999, 2000) • ranks in the all-time Top 5 at Princeton in kills (1367), digs (1441) and aces (121) Before the 2015 season even began, Sabrina King was a legendary name in Princeton volleyball. Since then, she has taken it to a whole new level — seven Ivy League titles, three Ivy League Head Coach of the Year honors in addition to o

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COACHING HONORS 3x Ivy League Champion (2022, 2024, 2025) 1x Ivy Tournament Champion (2025) 1x NCAA Tournament Appearance (2025) 1x Ivy League Coaching Staff of the Year (2025) Coached three Ivy League Players of the Year Former Seton Hall University standout Dominique Mason joined the coaching staff of the Princeton University women’s volleyball team in June 2021 and was promoted to Recruiting Coordinator in February 2024. Mason came to Princeton from her alma mater, where she served as a Special Assistant to Senior Administration from 2018-2020, along with the Director of Operations for the women’s volleyball team and an Affiliated Monitoring Specialist from 2018-19. Princeton went back-to-back in 2025, winning the outright Ivy championship, the program’s 21st, and the Ivy League Tournament. The Tigers made their ninth NCAA Tournament appearance and faced #4 seed USC in the first round. Sydney Draper was named Ivy Player of the Year and was joined on the First Team by Valerie Nutakor, while Lucia Scalamandre and Erin McNair collected Second Team honors. The 2024 season saw Mason help lead Princeton to its second Ivy League title in the past three seasons along with the No. 1 seed and hosting rights in the Ivy Tournament. Kamryn Chaney was named Ivy Player of the Year, All-America Honorable Mention, First Team All-Region and First Team All-Ivy while Lucia Scalamandre and Sydney Draper collected Second Team All-Ivy honors. Under the Mason's guidance, the Tigers won the Ivy Le

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Milexa Cardona joined the Tigers' staff as an assistant coach in February 2026. Cardona served as a manager at Arizona State in 2024 where she was part of a Big 12 Championship. Cardona cleaned and coded matches using Volleystation and Volleymetrics, kept detailed statistics during practices and assisted with practice and match equipment setup and breakdown. From October 2023 to July 2024, Cardona was a coach at the Top Select Volleyball Academy in Orlando, Florida, where she earned the 2023-2024 Assistant Coach of the Year Award. In addition, Cardona served as assistant coach and interim head coach at Polk State from September 2023 to March 2024. Outside of volleyball, Cardona was an anchor and producer with Cronkite News from August 2024 to August 2025. She was also a sports journalist intern at Howard in 2022 and worked as a color analyst during conference matches for the team. As a player, Cardona began her collegiate career at Delaware State in 2018. She led the team with 695 assists, ranked eighth in the conference in assists-per-set (7.02), and led the team with 33 service aces while also earning a spot on the Dean’s List. Cardona continued her career at Polk State in 2019, where she averaged 9.12 assists and helped her team reach the NJCAA Final Four and earn the program’s first-ever No. 1 national ranking. Cardona was also named Second Team All-Suncoast Conference. Cardona then played at Howard, where she led the team in total assists and service aces during the 2020

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