Women's volleyball
Junior Kellie Cramm was named Ivy League Player of the Week for the women's volleyball team.
Cramm, an outside hitter from Laguna Beach, Calif., had 44 kills in the three matches Princeton played in the Rider Invitational last weekend in Lawrenceville.
Cramm hit .286 for the weekend and hit .394, the match high, in the first game of the tournament.
Cramm also had 49 digs over the weekend, including a career-high of 20 during the first match, which was against host and Mercer County rival Rider..
The junior's efforts helped Princeton sweep all three of its matches over the weekend. The Tigers also beat Farleigh Dickinson and Sacred Heart.
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