The Princeton Women’s Swimming & Diving program, in partnership with the Princeton Varsity Club, hosted its 8th annual Collegians Find the Cure 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, September 19 on the campus of Princeton University.
Hundreds of runners, including the Princeton Women’s Soccer, Softball and Men’s Volleyball varsity teams, to name a few, took to the race course to support the charitable cause. Princeton Women’s Swimming & Diving alum and two-time cancer survivor Maeve Carr ’77 kicked off the festivities at the starting line, and freshman Liam Collins paced all runners with a winning time of 16:04.
This year’s rendition of the Collegians for the Cure 5K raised over $6,200, a new event record. Total donations since the event’s conception in 2007 now approach $20,000, with all proceeds directly benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
To learn more about this cause, or contribute to the ongoing fight against Breast Cancer, visit the Princeton Collegians Find the Cure website by clicking here.
View pictures from this year’s event by clicking here.
