Football players honored by Ivy League
The senior defensive end duo of Tim Kirby and Joe Weiss capped off the first-team All-Ivy selections for Princeton football, announced yesterday. Also receiving first-team honors were sophomore linebacker Justin Stull and freshman punter Colin McDonough.
Second-Team honors were received by senior safety Blake Perry, and honorable mentions were given to senior offensive lineman Kevin Manning, junior offensive lineman Paul Lyons and junior wide receiver B.J. Szymanski.
The biggest story was Kirby and Weiss. While this marks Weiss's second season as a first-team selection, Kirby joins his teammate for the first time, having received second-team honors the year before.
Grumet, Brown named to All-Ivy First Team
Junior middle Alex Brown and sophomore outside hitter Lauren Grumet were named first-team All-Ivy League, the league announced yesterday afternoon.
Brown led the Tigers with a .293 attack percentage and emerged as one of the best hitters in the league, while Grumet finished third in the league in kills with 4.16 per game and finished second on the team with 3.36 digs per game.
The Tigers finished the season in second place in the league, losing only three games in league play.
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