Ben Schafer\u00a0<\/strong>to serve as tri-captains for the upcoming season.<\/p>\nBuerger is a former first-team All-Ivy League honoree (800 free relay, 2015) who reached the Ivy ‘A’ final in the 100 and 200 fly at both the 2015 and 2016 Ivy League Championships.<\/p>\n
“It is a great privilege to be named captain for the coming year along with my teammates Ben and Drew,” Buerger said. “I look forward to leading the team to great successes both in the pool and out. We are determined to put every last effort into our training, while also being outstanding role models in the community. Finally, we look forward to welcoming the incoming class into our great family of PUCSDT, as we set our sights on the 2017-2018 season.”<\/p>\n
Jung will serve as the senior leader of the diving corps, where he has competed since his freshman season.<\/p>\n
“It is an honor to be working alongside Ben and Zach as we serve our team in the coming year,” Jung said. “I look forward to welcoming a very promising incoming class, and competing alongside a group of friends and teammates who pour their hearts into this sport and into each other. As we keep on building this group into a team that we can continue to be proud of, I am confident in our ability to perform at the highest level this coming season.”<\/p>\n
Schafer is a multiple-time first-team All-Ivy League honoree (400\/800 free relays, 400 medley relay, 2016), and he earned second-team All-Ivy League honors as the runner-up in the 200 fly at the 2016 Ivy League Championships.<\/p>\n
“I am thrilled to have been selected by my peers to help lead the Men’s Swim and Dive team into a new era both in and out of the water,” Schafer said. “The opportunity to be a main contributor in forging a new culture with people I consider my closest friends, is a task that I look forward to taking with both hands. Zach and Drew are both outstanding individuals, and the prospect of competing alongside them has my heart racing for my final swim season at Princeton.”<\/p>\n
Princeton Men’s Swim & Dive Announces Class of 2021<\/h2>\n
The Princeton men’s swimming and diving team will welcome nine talented newcomers (eight swimmers, one diver) into the Class of 2021 this fall. Head coach Rob Orr,<\/strong>\u00a0diving coach Drew Livingston <\/strong>and\u00a0assistant swim coach Mike Joyce<\/strong> are excited to welcome this group to the University and add them to a new foundation that the program is building upon. You can read about the full group below.<\/p>\nChristian Berry<\/strong>
\nSprint Free \u2022 Memphis, Tenn. \u2022 Memphis Univ. School<\/strong><\/p>\nBefore Princeton<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>won the Tennessee state championship in the 50 free \u2026 10-time All-America honoree \u2026 helped Memphis University School to state team title \u2026 finalist at both Summer and Winter Junior Nationals \u2026 holds his high school and club (Memphis Thunder Aquatic Club) records in both the 50 and 100 free \u2026 team captain \u2026\u00a0student-athlete representative to Southeastern Swimming LSC \u2026 recipient of the Al Wright Christian Character Award in Athletics for his high school \u2026 Scholastic All-American \u2026 Dean’s Scholar \u2026 member of the National Honor Society \u2026 top times include: 20.42 (50 free); 45.18 (100 free).
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\nPersonal<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>born Aug. 1, 1998 \u2026 son of Michael and Karen Berry \u2026 has two siblings, Sheridan and Charlotte \u2026 enjoys golfing \u2026 intends to study Operations Research and Financial Engineering with a certificate in Finance.<\/p>\nCoach Orr:<\/em> “Christian has been a high school state champion in Tennessee in the sprint events and relay events numerous times. Both his high school and club teams in Memphis have had much success at the state level with him as a leader. We look forward to him bringing those leadership qualities to our team in the fall. Christian could be a relay candidate from the very beginning.”<\/p>\nJoshua Brown <\/strong>
\nSprint Free\/IM\/Breast \u2022 Kobe, Japan \u2022 St. Mary’s International<\/strong><\/p>\nBefore Princeton<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>had five top-two finishes in 2016 Singapore National Championships, including wins in the 100 free and 200 IM \u2026\u00a0placed fourth in the 100 free at the 2016 Japan National Championships \u2026 qualified for the 100 free in the 2017 Japan Open \u2026 holds high school team records in the 50 breast, 100 breast, 200 breast, and both the 200\/400 medley and free relays \u2026 served as team captain \u2026 class valedictorian \u2026 top times include (all in meters): 22.96 (50 free); 49.33 (100 free); 1:01.90 (100 breast); 2:15.04 (200 breast); 2:02.57 (200 IM).<\/p>\nPersonal<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>born June 29, 1999 \u2026 son of Jason and Yoshiko Brown \u2026 interested in space and spaceflight \u2026 enjoys music and technology \u2026 undecided on course of study at Princeton.<\/p>\nCoach Orr:<\/em> “Joshua is an incredible and versatile sprinter from Japan. All of Joshua’s current listed times are either in long-course meters or short-course meters and thus he will be very new to short-course yard swimming. Joshua will bring a lot of international experience and raw speed to our team. We look forward to watching him develop as he learns the NCAA and Ivy format. We also look forward to helping him achieve his goals on the international scene.”<\/p>\nMark Forese<\/strong>
\nFree \u2022 New Canaan, Conn. \u2022 St. Luke’s School<\/strong><\/p>\nBefore Princeton<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>competed at YMCA SC and LC Nationals between 2014-17 \u2026 won Fairfield County 50 free title \u2026 served as captain for New Canaan YMCA Caimans \u2026 Dartmouth Junior Book Award recipient \u2026\u00a0earned Science, French and Latin Departmental Distinctions \u2026 member of the Cum Laude Society \u2026 top times include: 21.3 (50 free); 46.9 (100 free); 1:43.7 (200 free); 52.3 (100 back); 53.5 (100 fly).<\/p>\nPersonal<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>born Feb. 11, 1999 \u2026 son of Jennifer and James Forese; father is a member of the Princeton Class of 1985 \u2026 has three older brothers: Jack, Tommy, and Bobby; Jack was a YMCA SC national champion in the 50\/100 free and swam at Duke \u2026 has multiple extended family members who attended Princeton \u2026 enjoys skiing, biking, and classic rock music \u2026 considering multiple areas of study at Princeton, including chemistry, physics, and engineering.<\/p>\nCoach Orr: <\/em>“We’re lucky Mark will be joining us next year. Mark is a sprint\/middle freestyler from Connecticut. As Mark continues to train and learn at the collegiate level we are confident he will become a potential relay candidate and have a decorated career as a member of our team. Mark most recently was a finalist at this past year’s YMCA National Championship Meet in Greensboro.”<\/p>\nCorey Lau<\/strong>
\nBreast \u2022 Minnetonka, Minn. \u2022\u00a0Minnetonka<\/strong><\/p>\nBefore Princeton<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>won three individual Minnesota state titles, and led Minnetonka to 2017 team title \u2026 swam the breast leg of the national public school record-breaking 200 medley relay \u2026\u00a0hold Minnesota Class AA state record, as well as five high school and four club records \u2026 five-time sectional champion \u2026 competed at 2016 Olympic Trials \u2026\u00a02016 US Open finalist \u2026 multiple-time finalist at several Junior\/Senior Nationals events \u2026 six-time NISCA All-America \u2026 voted team’s Hardest Worker as a junior and senior \u2026 NISCA Academic All-America \u2026 three-time USA Swimming All-American \u2026 graduated Summa Cum Laude \u2026 top times include: 100 breast (54.81); 200 breast (2:00.91).<\/p>\nPersonal<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>born Feb. 19, 1999 \u2026 son of Simon and Crystal Lau \u2026 has an older brother Colin, who swam for Carleton \u2026 enjoys ultimate frisbee, basketball, and water skiing \u2026\u00a0plays the cello \u2026 undecided on course of study at Princeton.<\/p>\nCoach Orr:<\/em> “We’re excited for Corey to be joining our team. Corey has competed at the highest level within USA Swimming as a two-time Olympic Trials qualifier in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke. This past year Corey and his high school team in Minnetonka broke a national high school record with Corey swimming the breast leg of the relay. His experience from these two meets will set him up nicely for collegiate swimming.”<\/p>\nCharles Leibson<\/strong>
\nIM\/Free\/Breast \u2022 Cincinnati, Ohio \u2022\u00a0St. Xavier<\/strong><\/p>\nBefore Princeton<\/em> \u2014\u00a0<\/strong>five-time All-America honoree \u2026 earned first-team all-state honor \u2026 holds Cincinnati Aquatic Club record in the 200 IM and 500 free \u2026 part of Ohio record-setting 200 medley and 200 free relays \u2026 part of 2016 NISCA high school national champion \u2026 team captain in both water polo and swimming \u2026 earned first-team all-state honors and captain of the 2017 state champion water polo team \u2026 won Scholar-Athlete Award for both swimming and water polo \u2026 Academic All-America honoree \u2026 top times include: 200 IM (1:48.72); 200 free (1:38.86).<\/p>\nPersonal<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>born Nov. 5, 1998 \u2026 son of Darrell and Ann Leibson \u2026 enjoys golf and skiing \u2026 undecided on course of study at Princeton.<\/p>\nCoach Orr:<\/em> “Charles was a bit of a sleeper in this past recruiting class. We feel as though Charles is just getting going in his swimming career and we’re anxious to watch his development both physically and mentally within the sport. Charles reigns from one of the nation’s best high school swim teams at St. Xavier in Ohio. While at St. Xavier, Charles was a team captain and state champion. His versatility and athleticism will allow Charles to be used in a wide variety of events.”<\/p>\nArthur Markley<\/strong>
\nDistance Free\/Fly \u2022 Lancaster, Pa. \u2022 J.P. McCaskey<\/strong><\/p>\nBefore Princeton \u2014<\/em>\u00a0<\/strong>five-time individual sectional champion for the Lancaster Aquatic Club \u2026 three-time Summer Junior National qualifier \u2026 2015 USA Swimming National Select Camp invitee and participant \u2026 holds multiple club records, including 500\/1000\/1650 free \u2026 2017 Lancaster Aquatic Club Sportsmanship Award winner \u2026 three-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American \u2026 National Honor Society and Language Honor Society member \u2026 National Merit Scholarship winner \u2026 IB Diploma Program candidate \u2026 top times include: 1650 free (15:18.80); 1000 free (9:12.92); 500 free (4:28.67); 200 free (1:40.99); 200 fly (1:50.95).<\/p>\nPersonal<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>born Nov. 28, 1998 \u2026 son of Chris and Dorothy Markley ’88 \u2026 has a younger brother George \u2026 has multiple family members who attended Princeton, including mom (Dorothy ’88), grandfather (John May ’56), and cousin Caroline Barry ’15 \u2026 plays the cello for the school orchestra \u2026 intern\/volunteer at the Lancaster General Research Institute working with Familial Hypercholesterolemia \u2026 undecided on course of study at Princeton.<\/p>\nCoach Orr: <\/em>“Arthur comes to us from nearby Lancaster. While training with the Lancaster Aquatic Club (LAC), Arthur developed into one of the nation’s top distance freestylers. Arthur’s coaches at LAC give him high praise as his work ethic is superb. With guys like Arthur joining our program we expect the daily training environment to become even further competitive.”<\/p>\nLevy Nathan<\/strong>
\nMiddle\/Distance Free \u2022 Highland Park, Ill. \u2022 Highland Park<\/strong><\/p>\nBefore Princeton<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>Rookie of the Meet at the Long Course Discovery Student Loans Senior Championships (2015) \u2026 placed third in the 500 free at the Illinois state final \u2026 swam fourth-fastest 200 free in Illinois during senior season; placed fifth in the 200 free state final as a junior \u2026 invited to the 2017 Olympic Training Center Camp\u00a0\u2026 holds school records in the 100, 200, and 500 free; also part of record-setting relays \u2026 two-time team captain \u2026 placed second in the United States for DECA Virtual Business Challenge \u2026 National Spanish Honor Society member \u2026 top times include: 200 free (1:39.25); 500 free (4:25.93); 1000 free (9:21.26); 1650 free (15:34.34).<\/p>\nPersonal<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>born Aug. 31, 1999 \u2026\u00a0son of Helene and Jordan Nathan \u2026\u00a0has three older siblings: Reeven, Sophie, and Chase; Reeven swam at Amhert and is an All-American triathlete \u2026 enjoys scuba diving, comic books, and fishing\u00a0\u2026 intends to study Chemical and Biological Engineering at Princeton.<\/p>\nCoach Orr: <\/em>“Levy is both a middle and distance freestyler from Highland Park. He continues to drop significant time in all of his freestyle events. We feel Levy will immediately impact our freestyle training groups as he can swim both the middle and distance events well. Levy completed this past short course yards season at his Illinois high school state championship meet, where he swam times that impressed many.”<\/p>\nSam Tarter<\/strong>
\nFree\/IM \u2022 Gaithersburg, Md. \u2022 Georgetown Prep<\/strong>
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\nBefore Princeton\u00a0<\/em>\u2014\u00a0<\/strong>nine-time NISCA All-American (five individual, four relays) \u2026 two-time first-team All-Met selection by the Washington Post <\/em>\u2026 named Most Outstanding Swimmer for the Washington Metropolitan Prep School league \u2026 led team to conference title \u2026\u00a0holds Montgomery County Swim League record in 200 medley relay \u2026 finalist at Junior National \u2026 Zone Select Camp invitee \u2026 team captain \u2026 Scholastic All-American \u2026 earned Scholar-Athlete honors for Potomac Valley \u2026 top times include: 45.52 (100 free); 1:38.53 (200 free); 4:27.31 (500 free); 1:49.99 (200 IM); 3:55.84 (400 IM).<\/p>\nPersonal<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>born Sept. 26, 1998 \u2026 son of Kenley and Susan Tarter \u2026 volunteers for KEEN of Washington, A Wider Circle, Bethesda Cares, and Red Wiggler Farm \u2026 will be traveling to Southeast Asia this summer to work with a sports camp serving refugee youth \u2026 enjoys playing the drums, sailing and boating \u2026\u00a0undecided on course of study at Princeton.<\/p>\nCoach Orr:<\/em> “Sam is coming to us from one of the nation’s most notable club teams in Nations Capital Aquatic Club (NCAP). While at NCAP Sam trained alongside Olympian Katie Ledecky on a daily basis. We’re excited for him to bring that level of training to our team next year. Sam’s versatility allows us to be flexible with where we will use him in both dual meets and championship styled meets. Sam was our first “commit” this past year. He’s going to do great things for PUCSDT.”<\/p>\nColten Young<\/strong>
\nDiving \u2022 Coto deCaza, Calif. \u2022 Crean Lutheran<\/strong><\/p>\nBefore Princeton<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>two-time state champion \u2026 won Academy League and CIF three times apiece \u2026 four-time club national champion \u2026 represented USA Diving at the Junior Worlds in Penza, Russia (2014), as well as at a youth competition in Germany (2016) \u2026 invited to compete at World Trials this summer \u2026 holds the California state record and the Academy League record \u2026 team captain \u2026 a member of the USA Diving’s High Performance Squad Tier II three times \u2026 Elite Scholar-Athlete honoree \u2026 National Honor Society member \u2026 Distinguished Scholar.<\/p>\nPersonal<\/em> \u2014 <\/strong>born April 17, 1999 \u2026 son of Roger and Kerry Young \u2026\u00a0has an older sibling Madison, who was an All-America diver at Georgia Tech \u2026 cousin Lindsey Ensign Olson ’09 was an All-Ivy League volleyball player at Princeton \u2026 has played the piano since he was four and has completed Level 10 of the Certificate of Merit for piano \u2026 enjoys going to the beach \u2026 undecided on course of study at Princeton, but considering either the psychology or business fields.
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