Brooke Owens & Kurt Lunkenheimer – The Couple

Mollie Marcoux Samaan – The Boss

Molly Marcoux Samaan graduated from Princeton in 1991 as a two-sport athlete. She played soccer and absolutely crushed ice-hockey. She was the 1988 Ivy League Rookie of the year, a four-time 1st Team All-Ivy selection and still holds the record for most goals in a season. In 2014, she returned to Princeton as the University’s Ford Family Director of Athletics. Currently, Mollie has another really cool job in sports, as the Commissioner of the LPGA.

Brooke Owens & Kurt Lunkenheimer – The Couple

Brooke Owens and Kurt Lunkenheimer have been together since 1999. Kurt was a senior captain of the insanely successful men’s team that won the National Championship his freshman, sophomore, and junior years. Brooke was a freshman when they met, on the verge of an epic career en route to winning the National Championship as a senior in 2002. Now married, with two kids, they are living the dream in Miami Beach.

Liz Fagan - The Intense

Liz Fagan is one of the best athletes to come out of Princeton EVER. For Field Hockey, she was the Rookie of the Year in 1991 and the Ivy League Player of the Year in 1993 and 1994. She only started playing lacrosse her freshman year at Princeton. Only three years later, in 1994, her junior year, she was a starting defensive midfielder on the first Princeton National Championship team ever.

Jenn Cook - The Mentor

Jenn Cook is the Associate Head Coach at Princeton. For 10 seasons she has led the defensive strategy for the Tigers, which has contributed to 4 Ivy League Titles. In 2019, Jenn and the Tiger D crushed it, and Jenn was named IWLCA Assistant Coach of the Year. As a player, she was a 3x All-American and 3x All ACC player at UNC who, though she graduated in 2007, still holds the career record in ground balls for the Tarheels.

Kerrin Maurer – The Humor

Kerrin Maurer was a star for the Duke Women’s Lacrosse Team. She graduated in 2015 a 2x All-American and with a 47-game point scoring streak. For all four years she played at Duke, Kerrin led the Blue Devils in point scoring and to four consecutive NCAA quarterfinals appearances, including a trip to the national semifinals her senior year. That year, in 2015, Duke beat Princeton in the Quarterfinals to advance to the Final Four.