The Princeton Women’s Swimming & Diving program, in partnership with the Princeton Varsity Club, hosted its 10th annual Collegians Find the Cure 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, September 23rd on the campus of Princeton University. As part of this year’s event, Princeton Women’s Swimming & Diving raised over $5,500, bringing total fundraising to nearly $30,000 since the event’s inception in 2008. All of these proceeds direct benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Numerous varsity athletic teams showed their support by participating in the 5K run/walk, including men/women’s fencing, men’s lacrosse, softball, women’s squash, men’s swimming & diving, women’s tennis, men/women’s volleyball, etc. To view pictures from this year’s event, click here.
Breast Cancer is the most common form of cancer in all women, and has impacted many of our closest loved ones, friends and fellow Princetonians. All proceeds from the event directly benefited the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, and help to combat this powerful disease. Many participants also showed their support in the fight for Breast Cancer by running or walking the 5k course around Princeton University. To learn more about this cause or view fundraising results from this year’s event, click here.
Hear more from our Women’s Swimming & Diving student-athletes on the event and the impact of your donation by clicking here.
