VICTORY TOSS
Varsity lightweight coxswain Bob Scacheri ’89 takes a plunge in the Hudson River in celebration of Princeton’s victory at the national Championship in Albany with the assistance of N. Desnoyers ’89, M.Atalay ’88, D.Swanson ’90, and J.Mount ’89. Photo by Schenectady Gazette.
UNIFORMED AT HENLEY
R. Scacheri ’89 (Cox), M. Atalay ’88 (Capt.), D. Swanson ’90, M. Zimmer ’88, J. Moses ’88, T. Wray ’88, J. Mount ’89, N. Desnoyers ’89, M. Anderer ’90, Coach G. Kilpatrick
THIRD VARSITY Undefeated E.A.R.C. Champions
J. Evans ’88, T. Hoffman ’89, C. Collins ’88, D. Blander ’89, D. Covin ’91, T. Milbank ’90, M. Bremer ’89, J. Forese ’90, J. Maffezolli ’88
THIRD VARSITY
R. Beams ’90, P. Caminiti ’89, J. Stinnett ’90, G. Barz ’89, J. Meier ’89, D. Denker ’90 (Cox), M. Myers ’88, J. Ehinger ’90, R. Garrett ’90, J. McCarter ’89
SECOND VARSITY
M. Gleason ’88, J. Breazeale ’88, E. Grogan ’88, D. Huntington ’89, M. Natkin ’90, J. Hunt ’89, J. Morrissey ’89, J. Green ’90, J. Kelliher ’90 (Cox)
SECOND VARSITY
Undefeated E.A.R.C. Champions
Cornell Trophy
J. Jordan ’88, C. Franzon ’88, J. Harris ’90, J. Evans ’88, W. LaFond ’89, M. Hirschfeld ’90, Y. Abosch ’88, G. Rollins ’88, J. Sarnoff ’89
SECOND FRESHMEN – Class of 1988
C. Webster, M. Gleason, J.D. Delafield, S. Davis, M. Lazris, M. Myers, T. Ball, H. Aiken, D. Yu (Cox)
SECOND BOAT
A.W. Page, E.S. Whitaker, P.C. Hunter, S.V. Bergen, B.G. Wilkes (Cox), P.B. Alcorn, C.R. Gregg, C.A. Franzon, J.B. Moses (Stroke), J.D. Peterson ’84 (Coach)
LIGHTWEIGHT VARSITY
National Champions
1984 Point Trophy
Liz Hofreuter ’89 (Cox), Ashlee Patten ’90, Carolyn Hobbs ’88, Laura Marion ’89, Lisa Cornelio ’88, Karen Smyte ’88, Missy Fleming ’89, Barbara Byrne ’89, Anne Ruh ’88, Curtis Jordan (Coach)
Joe Murtaugh
Head Coach, Men’s Lightweight Crew
Joe Murtaugh has been the head coach of the Tiger varsity lightweights since 1988, with a record of 67- 11. In addition to his coaching duties, he serves as the administrator for the Princeton crew program.
Murtaugh had led Princeton to four national lightweight championships (’89, ’94, ’96, ’98) and three Eastern sprints titles (’96, ’98, ’99). In 1998 and 1999 his first, second and third varsity crews had perfect regular seasons with EARC sprints championships.
Murtaugh is a 1983 graduate of the University of Virginia, where he coached women’s crew for four years prior to his arrival at Princeton.
Since 1997 Murtaugh has coached the U.S. national lightweight eight. In 2000 he coached the U.S. team to a gold medal in Zagreb, Croatia. In 1999 he coached the lightweight eight to a gold medal at the World Championships in St. Catharines, Ont. – the first victory in that event for the U.S. in 25 years. In 1998 Murtaugh’s lightweight eight won the silver medal at the World Championships in Cologne, Germany.
I.R.A.TEN EYCK TROPHY WINNERS
Varsity Challenge Cup Kennedy Challenge Cup Eric W. Will Trophy
Stork Sanford Trophy Carnegie Cup