Garcie Wood, Maya Satchell and Sydney Bold stepping up as Tigers aim to defend conference championship in women's volleyball
Role players on Princeton’s Ivy League women’s volleyball champions a year ago, Gracie Wood and Maya Satchell are now ready to lead the Tigers.
“Playing in school was more of a team thing. And college sets the standard for team culture and family.” “Coming back from COVID in 2021, then winning the league, was super-awesome,” Satchell said. “Things really came together. We played selfless volleyball. The Ivy League didn’t play during the COVID season. So there was a lot of team bonding. We had eight freshmen who came here, but couldn’t experience a season.
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