Logan Mraz ’29
Commodore
Brooklyn, NY
Alexandros Chalvatzakis ’28
Coed Team Captain
Thessaloniki, Greece
I began sailing in middle school in the waters of the Thermaikos Gulf, but it wasn’t until I came to Princeton that I sailed a 420 with crew. I’ve grown significantly in skill and teamwork, and am excited to lead the team!
Terese Palomino ’28
Coed Team Captain
Seattle, WA
I began sailing at Princeton and these past two years I have loved joining the team and attending regattas! I’m so excited to lead and watch the team grow. Sailing is the best decision I have made at Princeton!
Maggie Hammond ’29
Women’s Team Captain
Lawrenceville, NJ
I began sailing in Maine over the summers at seven years old, and started coaching sailing at 15. My time skippering for the women’s team at Princeton has increased my competitive ability and love for the sport. I can’t imagine Princeton without the amazing sailors on the team.
Ella Gonzalez ’28
Women’s Team Captain
Manhattan, NY
I grew up sailing in the summers in Mantoloking, NJ. I’ve grown so much from going to regattas and learning from past sailors on the women’s team. I’m excited to mentor new sailors and help us reach our competitive potential!
Peter Stover ’28
Fleet Captain
Hanover, NH
Before coming to Princeton, I had never stepped foot in a sailboat. I’m thankful to have discovered the sport, and am looking forward to the next two years on the team!
Rana Tuttle ’29
Secretary
Manhattan, NY
I first learned to sail over the summers in Nantucket. I had never sailed dinghies before coming to Princeton, but I have become completely obsessed with sailing. I couldn’t imagine Princeton without sailing, and I hope to make the next class realize the same.
Alex Wszolek ’29
Treasurer
West Bloomfield, MI
I first learned to sail during summers in Michigan. I raced dinghies for my high school and sailed keelboats on the Great Lakes. Sailing has made my experience at Princeton orders of magnitude better, and I hope that future sailors will have the same wonderful experience!