Princeton University Men's Soccer

Jim Barlow begins his 29th year at the helm of the Princeton men’s soccer program in 2025. In the last 15 seasons, Barlow had guided the Tigers to four NCAA Tournament appearances and two perfect Ivy League seasons (2010, 2021). In 2024, Barlow coached the Tigers to a momentous season that saw Princeton win its first Ivy League Tournament and make an NCAA tournament appearance. En route to the crown, no. 3 seeded Princeton defeated the no. 2 seed, #16 Cornell in a thrilling overtime semifinal victory before going on to defeat the no. 1 seed, #12 Penn on its home field, 3-1. With the win, Princeton secured an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament and handed the Quakers' their first home loss since 2021 - which was also to Princeton. Barlow coached the Tigers to a 12-6-0 record in 2021, putting together just the second undefeated (7-0-0) Ivy League season in program history and once again coaching in the NCAA Tournament. The 2021 Ivy League Coach of the Year, Barlow saw Kevin O'Toole earn United Soccer Coaches All-American honors for his efforts on the field, also garnering the second Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year honor of his career. In January of 2022, O'Toole would be selected by NYCFC in the second round of the MLS Superdraft. Barlow enters 2025 with 222 career wins as head coach after reaching the 200-win mark with a 1-0 win over Yale in overtime to clinch the undefeated Ivy League season in 2021. Barlow was named the 2018 Ivy League Coach of the Year and the NCAA

Anne is the Dean of First College and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the softball and men's soccer teams.

Christopher is the Executive Director for Planning and Administration in the Office of the Vice President for Campus Life and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the men's soccer team.

Claire is the Assistant Dean for Student Life in Yeh Colleg and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the men's soccer team.

Eduardo is an Assistant Professor of Economics and International Affairs in the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the men's soccer team.

Iris Hauser is a lecturer in the Spanish and Portuguese department and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the men's and women's soccer teams.

Jackie is a director of SHARE (Sexual Harrassment/Assault Advising, Resources and Education) in University Health Services and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the men's soccer team.

Marni is the associate director of regional affairs for the Center for Jewish Life and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the men's soccer team.

Patrick is a professor of sociology and public affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the men's soccer team.

the sport and developing exceptional young men into quality soccer players. As a coach, educator and counselor, he has everything we look for from a coach at Princeton, and he is a tremendous presence for not only our goalkeepers but everyone involved with Princeton Men's Soccer." Prior to Princeton, Maira spent the last 19 seasons as head coach at Seneca High School in New Jersey. Since taking over at Seneca in 2002, Maira guided the Golden Eagles to four Olympic Conference championships and the 2018 South Jersey title. Maira was head girls soccer coach at Shawnee High School, where he won a South Jersey Soccer Coaches Tournament. He was also the head boys soccer coach at Riverside High School where he won four league titles to go with two South Jersey championships, and a South-Central New Jersey title. A member of the South Jersey Soccer Coaches Association Hall of Fame and the Mercer County Soccer Hall of Fame, Maira has been named Coach of The Year previously by the Burlington County Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Courier Post and NJ.com. Maira has previous collegiate coaching experiences with stints as goalkeepers coach at Rider and William & Mary. He was also the goalkeeper coach for the South Jersey Barons in the USL Pro League. A 1980 graduate of Rutgers, Maira was a four-year letterwinner as a goalkeeper for the Scarlet Knights and captained the 1978 team. He was named to Rutgers' All-Time All-Star team which honored the top players from the 20th century in team hist

Steve Totten begins his 18th season with the Tigers in 2025. Since Totten joined the program in 2008, the Tigers have earned four NCAA Tournament bids, in 2024, 2009, 2010 and 2018, also winning the Ivy League Championship four times (2010, 2014, 2018, 2021). In 2024, the Tigers won the Ivy League Tournament. Totten was elevated from assistant coach to associate head coach prior to the 2017 season. Quick Facts Four Ivy League Championships (2021, 2018, 2014, 2010) Ivy League Tournament Champions, 2024 Five NCAA Tournament appearances (2024, 2021, 2018, 2010, 2009) Only two perfect 7-0-0 Ivy League Championships in program history Only consecutive NCAA appearances in program history (2009-10) Most wins in program history (13 in 2010) Nine players drafted or signed by Major League Soccer teams As a player, three-time captain of UVA, voted team MVP twice With the United Stated U17 National Team, competed in CONCACAF qualifiers and the U17 World Cup, scoring a goal against Austria. In 2024, the Tigers made their first appearance in the Ivy League Tournament after the inaugural tournament in 2023. Seeded third, the Tigers went on to defeat no. 2 seeded, #16 Cornell in overtime before taking on the no. 1 seed, #12 Penn on its home field. Princeton prevailed 3-1, handing the Quakers their first home loss since 2021 and securing the Tigers' first Ivy League Tournament title. In 2021, the Tigers went undefeated in the Ivy League, posting an overall record of 12-6 as the squad won the

Tom Moffat joined the staff as an assistant coach in 2007. He was a standout player at both Mercer County Community College and Glassboro State College (now Rowan University) in the 1970s. Moffat was an all-conference player at Glassboro and played for a Mercer team that won a region title and was a national finalist in 1976. He also played for a state champion Steinert High School team in 1975. Moffat has been a trainer/evaluator for the Princeton Soccer Association and a coach for the Hamilton/Hiberian United club program. He also assisted Princeton head coach Jim Barlow with the Princeton Union Under-17 team in 2003-04. Moffat is the sales manager for the Northeast region for Cordstrap USA, Inc. He and his wife Mary, live in Hamilton Square, N.J., with their two sons Tommy and Connor.