Princeton Tiger Overnight Camp 2011

Wonderful experience for the girls and a GREAT camp!



All four girls had fun and learned a lot from the Princeton coaching staff. Thanks Courtney, Melanie, Milena, Megan, Megan, Kristen and ALL the other coaches, counselors and trainer. Really a fantastic opportunity for girls this age to be on Princeton campus and to work with such an accomplished and professional coaching staff.

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