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...

Amy Graber started at Princeton in August 2022 after spending 16 years at the University of Pennsylvania. While at Penn, she worked with women's volleyball, women's basketball, as well as the swiming and diving and rowing teams. At Princeton, Graber works with the rugby and squash programs. Graber has a BS in athletic training and a M.Ed. in Sport and Recreation Management both from Temple University. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA). Graber lives in Pennsylvania with her wife and their two dogs.

Heather Howard is a lecturer in the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the women's squash team.

Jennifer is the director of operations for the Office of Alumni Affairs, University Advancement, and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the women's squash t...

Mihir is a clinic lead at Princeton's Center for Information Technology Policy and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow with the women's squash team.

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

Naveen is an Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in the Electrical Engineering department and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow for the women's squash team.

Sebastian Seung is the Evnin Professor in Neuroscience at the Princeton Neuroscience Institute and is a Princeton Athletics Fellow with the women's squash team.