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JESPER HORSTED ’19 caught three touchdown passes in football’s Sept. 22 win over Monmouth, raising his career total to 20 — a new Princeton record. On the record-breaking play, he snagged a 35–yard toss from John Lovett ’19, skipped over the arms of a diving defender, and sprinted another 45 yards down the sideline for the score. Last fall, Horsted broke the Tigers’ single-season records for receptions (92) and receiving touchdowns (14). He also earned All-Ivy honors in baseball as Princeton’s starting centerfielder and batting-average leader in 2018.
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Women’s volleyball star MAGGIE O’CONNELL ’20 had 21 kills to lead Princeton to a 3–1 victory over Yale at Dillon Gym Sept. 29. The Tigers notched early wins over a pair of Big Ten schools, Northwestern and Maryland, before opening Ivy League play with three straight victories. Princeton is vying for its fourth consecutive Ivy title.
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SOPHIA TORNETTA ’19 scored three goals in field hockey’s first two Ivy games, a 3–0 win over Dartmouth Sept. 22 and a 5–0 dismantling of Yale Sept. 28. The Tigers, ranked No. 5 in the nation, also defeated Boston University Sept. 30 to improve to 8-3 this season.