(Photo Courtesy of Princeton Crew/Tom Nowak)
LIGHT SOURCE: The top-ranked Princeton University mens lightweight first varsity crew heads to victory over Georgetown and Columbia earlier this month in the Fosburgh Cup regatta at Lake Carnegie. Pictured from left are six-seat Tyler Nase, seven-seat Steve Cutler, stroke Robin Prendes, and coxswain Mike Perl. |
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