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Summer in all its forms
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Random Paris photo dump….. but guys….. on a real note….. last night together 💔 we’re all holding each other super close until the morning arrives and we disperse. We have had THE BEST TIME EVER, not just these past 10 days, but for the past four years🧡🖤. We are so very lucky, and grateful to everyone who has been a part of our lives supporting us near and far. That’s all for now, gotta go back to the group hug 🫂🫂🫂 P’26 baby tigers forever 🐯
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Feeling incredibly blessed that doing some flips has allowed me to have the most fulfilling four years @princeton. I am leaving having made my best friends for life and I am deeply indebted to everyone that was a part of this journey. FOREVER a tiger!!! 🧡🖤
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be present and don’t lose sight of what got you here in the first place. excited for one more round. 🐅
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Life’s too good.
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Next up, Meg Wheeler from Perth, Ontario!!

A Co-Captain and four-time Ivy League Championships A-finalist, Meg has top 10 all-time performances in the 200 Backstroke and 400 Individual Medley. Her favorite PWSD memory is watching relays at the Ivy League Championships and going 1-2-3 in the 400 IM at the 2025 Ivy League Championships with her teammates!! 🐅

🔸Favorite Events: 400 IM, 200 IM, and 200 Back
🔸Go-To Pre-Race Hype Teammate: Eleanor Sun! “Nothing beats hugs with her before the 400 IM! We train together almost every day, and her positivity and work ethic inspires the entire team!”
🔸Favorite Class: Inequities in Health with Professor Sharkey
🔸Favorite PWSD Tradition: Pre-meet cards and cowbell auditions!

“Meg is a wonderful team captain and one of the sweetest people you’ll ever meet with the most cheerful presence on the team. She has led the team with positivity and genuine care for others and I can’t wait to see what the future holds for her in and out of the pool!” - Chloe Kim, P’29

Meg will graduate with a degree in Psychology and a minor in Global Health Policy, where her thesis will examine how children evaluate leaders in risky situations and how perceptions of dominance versus prestige shape moral judgments and decision-making. Post-graduation she plans to pursue a graduate study in clinical psychology, with interests in healthcare systems and public policy! Congrats on an incredible four years! We are so proud of all you have accomplished and can’t wait to see what’s next!!🧡🖤
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