Princeton University Women's Squash

QUICK FACTS ON GAIL RAMSAY • has led Princeton to five Howe Cup titles (1998, 1999, 2007, 2008, 2009) • has led Princeton to four Ivy League titles (1998, 20...

Min Jie Teh, twice a CSA All-American at Trinity, joined the Princeton women’s squash program as the team’s assistant coach ahead of the 2025-26 season. “I am honored to be joining the Princeton women’s squash program,” Teh said upon her hiring. “These are outstanding student-athletes, and I look forward to supporting them while learning from and working alongside Gail, who has built such a strong legacy at Princeton.” A 2021 Trinity graduate with a bachelor’s degree in computer science, Teh had three years of competition in Hartford before the 2020-21 season was lost to the pandemic. Teh earned All-NESCAC honors in all three competitive seasons, winning conference Rookie of the Year and second-team all-league recognition in 2018, first-team all-conference honors in 2019, and was the NESCAC Player of the Year and first-team all-conference in 2020. “Min Jie will be a tremendous addition to our program,” Ramsay said upon Teh's hiring. “She brings strong coaching experience along with an excellent playing background. I think very highly of her as a person, coach, and competitor, and I am confident she will make a significant impact on both our players and the program.” Teh finished with a 47-11 record at Trinity and helped the Bantams to No. 2 national finishes as a freshman and a sophomore and a fourth-place finish as a junior. Teh played at No. 4 in the Howe Cup as a freshman, No. 2 in the as a sophomore and No. 1 as a junior. Teh was also an academic honoree at Trinity, winni