Princeton University Women's Rowing

2012 FEATURE ON LORI DAUPHINY Dauphiny • By The Numbers • 2019 CRCA Hall of Fame Inductee • 2006, 2011 NCAA varsity eight champion, 2022 NCAA varsity four champion • 1997, 2004, 2006, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 Ivy League champion • 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024 Ivy League Head Coach of the Year • has led Princeton to every NCAA championship regatta, dating back to 1997 • Princeton has placed in the Top 5 at NCAAs 12 times • the Princeton V8 has made 20 of 27 NCAA grand finals • 267 dual race wins, the most for any Princeton coach with a single rowing team • Had four alumni go to 2024 Olympics; Hannah Scott '21 won gold. • 2006 US Rowing Woman Of The Year • two-time National Coach of the Year Two-time National Coach of the Year Lori Dauphiny will enter her 29th year as the head coach of women’s open crew for the 2026 season, and she has led the Tigers to an unprecedented era of success over her career. Under Dauphiny, Princeton has won two V8+ NCAA Championships and 14 Ivy League crowns, and the Tigers will enter the 2026 season having won 95 of its last 100 Ivy League dual races. The First Varsity ripped off a blistering time of 6:01.18 to take down No. 5 Yale (6:05.06) by 3.8 seconds in the 2025 Ivy League Grand Final. The Tigers led throughout the race, defeating Yale's previously unbeaten boat. It is the eighth consecutive victory for the 1V at Ivies and 10th in the past 11 events. Princeton earned an at-large bid to the NC

Amy is the Assistant Vice President for Campus Services in the Office of the Vice President for University Services and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the rowing teams.

Anna is a senior lecturer in the Department of French and Italian and the Director of the Italian Language Program and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the rowing teams.

Kalfaian is in her fifth season with Princeton in 2026. The First Varsity ripped off a blistering time of 6:01.18 to take down No. 5 Yale (6:05.06) by 3.8 seconds in the 2025 Ivy League Grand Final. The Tigers led throughout the race, defeating Yale's previously unbeaten boat. It is the eighth consecutive victory for the 1V at Ivies and 10th in the past 11 events. Princeton earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Rowing Championships becoming one of six Ivy League schools in the field. The 2V collected a bronze medal at NCAAs while the team finished sixth overall, marking the 10th top-ten finish for the program in the last 13 NCAA regattas. The Tigers finished with four All-Americans highlighted by Katherine George being named a finalist for CRCA Athlete of the Year. Lori Dauphiny and her staff was honored as the CRCA Regional Coach of the Year in 2024. Princeton did not lose during the regular season, collecting wins over Brown, Harvard, Cornell, Rutgers, USC, Yale, Columbia, Northeastern, Notre Dame and Penn all by at least three seconds. The 1V won the Ivy League title for the Tigers. Princeton finished fourth overall at the NCAA Rowing Championships as the varsity four collected a silver medal, marking the first time Princeton has been in the top four in three consecutive seasons since 2010-13. The first varsity finished third at the NCAA Rowing Championships behind Stanford and Washington in 2023. It was the third time ever that the boat has medaled at NCAAs in consecutive ye

Wettstein '13 is in her second season with Princeton in 2026. The First Varsity ripped off a blistering time of 6:01.18 to take down No. 5 Yale (6:05.06) by 3.8 seconds in the 2025 Ivy League Grand Final. The Tigers led throughout the race, defeating Yale's previously unbeaten boat. It is the eighth consecutive victory for the 1V at Ivies and 10th in the past 11 events. Princeton earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Rowing Championships becoming one of six Ivy League schools in the field. The 2V collected a bronze medal at NCAAs while the team finished sixth overall, marking the 10th top-ten finish for the program in the last 13 NCAA regattas. The Tigers finished with four All-Americans highlighted by Katherine George being named a finalist for CRCA Athlete of the Year. Wettstein was at Syracuse previously. Prior to that she was the head coach of the Austin Rowing Club. With Austin, Wettstein helped the program to a U17 silver medal at the 2022 Head of the Charles and to qualify for the Youth Nationals for the first time. During her time with Princeton as an undergraduate, she helped the team to two third place finishes at NCAAs and two Ivy League titles. She rowed on the second varsity that won three Ivy crowns and earned three top finishes at NCAAs. Wettstein also won gold at the Head of Charles in 2010.

Clarence is a professor in the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering department and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the rowing teams.

Craig Marshall is an Assistant Director of STEM Education with the Princeton Council on Science and Technology and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow with the rowing teams.

No. 7 Women's Open Rowing Nabs Ninth Consecutive Ivy 1V Gold; Wins Sally P. Shoemaker Trophy No. 7 Women's Open Rowing Nabs Ninth Consecutive Ivy 1V Gold; Wins Sally P. Shoemaker Trophy Sunday, May 17

Erik is the Arthur Allen Patchett Professor in Organic Chemistry and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the rowing teams.

No. 7 Women's Open Rowing Nabs Ninth Consecutive Ivy 1V Gold; Wins Sally P. Shoemaker Trophy No. 7 Women's Open Rowing Nabs Ninth Consecutive Ivy 1V Gold; Wins Sally P. Shoemaker Trophy Sunday, May 17

Jacob is an associate professor of politics and international affairs in the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow with the rowing and women's soccer teams.

Kristin is the director of the office of Community and Regional Affairs at Princeton and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the rowing teams.

Coney is in his second season with Princeton in 2026. The First Varsity ripped off a blistering time of 6:01.18 to take down No. 5 Yale (6:05.06) by 3.8 seco...