Rowing
The C. Bernard Shea Rowing Center has been honored by Athletics Business Magazine with a Facility of Merit for 2001.
It is the second Princeton facility in the past three years to win the award, the other being Princeton Stadium in 1999.
The award is a credit to the efforts on the part of University officials, and represents the culmination of meticulous planning.
Athletic Business Magazine honors 10 new athletic facilities each year.
The Shea Rowing Center was officially dedicated Oct. 7, 2000. Nearly 500 members of Princeton's rowing community attended the center's unveiling, including Irene Shea.
Shea's four million dollar gift in memory of her husband led to the center's 20,000-square-foot renovation.
Women's soccer
Junior defender Heather Deerin was selected to soccerbuzz.com's All-America third team. Deerin was named Ivy Player of the Year for 2001 in November.
Soccerbuzz.com is a website exclusively devoted to women's soccer that annually honors the nation's top collegiate performers.
Deerin also garnered first-team All-Mid-Atlantic honors from the website as well.
Junior forward Krista Ariss was a third team All-Mid-Atlantic honoree, and defender Janine Willis and midfielder Rochelle Willis were named to the regional All-Freshman team.
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