Olympics

90 Ivies Bound for 2020 Summer Olympics and Paralympics in Tokyo

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PRINCETON, N.J -- The Ivy League will continue to build upon its storied success in the Olympic Games as 90 past, present and future Ivies will compete in the 2020 Olympic in Tokyo, Japan. The Games will commence one year and one day after it was previously scheduled- beginning on July 23 and lasting through August 8, 2021.  
 
The Ivy League contingent includes 82 Olympians, three Paralympians and five coaches, representing all eight of the Ivy League institutions—Brown (6), Columbia (10), Cornell (5), Dartmouth (5), Harvard (15), Penn (8), Princeton (23) and Yale (18) and 30-of-205 participating countries— United States (34), American Samoa (1), Australia (5), Bermuda (1), Canada (3), Chile (1), China (1), Chinese Taipei (1), Denmark (1), Egypt (1), Estonia (1), Germany (2), Ghana (1), Great Britain (6), Greece (1), Guam (1), Israel (4), Jamaica (1), Jordan (1), New Zealand (3), Nigeria (1), Norway (1), Palestine (1), Puerto Rico (1), Saudi Arabia (1), South Korea (1), Switzerland (2), Taiwan (1), Thailand (1), Turkey (1) and Uganda (1). 
 
The Ivy League has a storied tradition of Olympic influence, consistently ranking amount the top NCAA conference in Olympic participation. The League has accumulated 475 medals all-time, including six during Rio 2016 and nine during PyeongChang 2018. 

The 2020 Ivy League footprint on Team USA is as follows:
  • 34 Ivies will compete on Team USA and is one of three conference in the country to have all of its schools represented on the 2020 U.S. Olympic Team (Ivy League, Big 12 and SEC). 
  • 10 Ivies will be returning Olympians, including two medalists. 
  • Harvard is the only non-power Five school in the top-15 list of contributors to Team USA with nine U.S. Olympians. 
  • All eight institutions will have representation on the U.S. Olympic Rowing Team, composing nearly 45% of Team USA's roster. The only other conference with this milestone is the SEC in athletics. 
  • One-third of Team USA Fencing competed at Columbia, Harvard or Princeton.  
Three-hundred thirty-nine medals will be distributed in 33 disciplines during Tokyo, with Ivies competing in 12 of 33 sports: athletics, baseball/softball, basketball, equestrian, fencing, rowing, rugby, sailing, swimming, triathlon and wrestling.
 

Olympians:

Name

Institution

Sport

Country

Cicely Madden

Brown

Rowing

USA

Alex Miklasevich

Brown

Rowing

USA

Anders Weiss

Brown

Rowing

USA

Janet Leung 

Brown

Softball

Canada

Jagger Stephens

Brown

Swimming

Guam

Hanna Barakat

Brown

Athletics

Palestine       

Robb Paller 

Columbia

Baseball

Israel

Maodo Lo

Columbia

Basketball

Germany

Jackie Dubrovich 

Columbia

Fencing

USA

Jake Hoyle 

Columbia

Fencing

USA

Nicole Ross 

Columbia

Fencing

USA

Nadia Eke 

Columbia

Athletics

Ghana

Yasmeen Al Dabbagh Columbia Athletics Saudi Arabia

Charlotte Buck

Columbia

Rowing

USA

Jake Buczek 

Columbia

Rowing

Canada          

Tracy Eisser

Cornell

Rowing

USA

Michael Grady

Cornell

Rowing

USA

Rudy Winkler

Cornell

Athletics

USA

Taylor Knibb

Cornell

Triathlon 

USA

Kyle Dake

Cornell

Wrestling

USA          

Isalys Quiñones

Dartmouth

Basketball

Puerto Rico

Dong Seon (Peter) Kim

Dartmouth

Equestrian

South Korea 

Molly Reckford 

Dartmouth

Rowing

USA

Ariana Ramsey

Dartmouth

Rugby

USA

Madison Hughes

Dartmouth

Rugby

USA               

Eli Dershwitz

Harvard

Fencing

USA

Olivia Coffey

Harvard

Rowing

USA

Liam Corrigan

Harvard

Rowing

USA

Clark Dean

Harvard

Rowing

USA

Sam Hardy

Harvard

Rowing

Australia

Josh Hicks

Harvard

Rowing

Australia

Conor Harrity

Harvard

Rowing

USA

Andrew Reed

Harvard

Rowing

USA

Alexander Richards

Harvard

Rowing

USA

Juri-Mikk Udam

Harvard

Rowing

Estonia 

Cheta Emba

Harvard

Rugby

USA

Umitcan Gures

Harvard

Swimming

Turkey

Gabrielle Thomas

Harvard

Athletics

USA

Kieran Tuntivate 

Harvard

Athletics

Thailand      

Jasmine Chen

Penn

Equestrian 

Chinese Taipei

Shaul Gordon

Penn

Fencing

Canada

Katina Proestakis Penn Fencing Chile

Dara Alizadeh

Penn

Rowing

Bermuda 

Regina Salmons

Penn

Rowing

USA

Keanan Dols

Penn

Swimming

Jamaica 

Connie Hsu Penn Tennis  Taiwan

Sam Mattis

Penn

Athletics

USA       

Kat Holmes

Princeton

Fencing

USA

Anna van Brummen

Princeton

Fencing

USA*

Mohammed Hamza

Princeton

Fencing

Egypt

Eliza Stone

Princeton

Fencing

USA

Lizzie Bird

Princeton

Athletics

Great Britain

Nathan Crumpton

Princeton

Athletics

American Samoa

Sondre Guttormsen

Princeton

Athletics

Norway

Julia Ratcliffe

Princeton

Athletics

New Zealand 

Ed Trippas

Princeton

Athletics

Australia

Claire Collins

Princeton

Rowing

USA

Tom George

Princeton

Rowing

Great Britain

Tim Masters

Princeton

Rowing

Australia 

Nick Mead

Princeton

Rowing

USA

Kathleen Noble

Princeton

Rowing

Uganda

Hannah Scott

Princeton

Rowing

Great Britain

Gevvie Stone

Princeton

Rowing

USA

Fred Vystavel

Princeton

Rowing

Denmark

Ashleigh Johnson

Princeton

Water Polo

USA       

Eric Brodkowitz

Yale

Baseball

Israel*

Ryan Lavarnway

Yale

Baseball

Israel

Ben Wanger

Yale

Baseball 

Israel

Miye Oni

Yale

Basketball

Nigeria 

Christina Bourmpou

Yale

Rowing

Greece

Charlie Elwes

Yale

Rowing

Great Britain

Sholto Carnegie

Yale

Rowing

Great Britain

Andrin Gulich

Yale

Rowing

Switzerland

Paul Jacquot

Yale

Rowing

Switzerland

Simon Keenan

Yale

Rowing

Australia

Jack Lopas

Yale

Rowing

New Zealand

Stephan Riemekasten

Yale

Rowing 

Germany*

Dan Williamson

Yale

Rowing

New Zealand

Kristina Wagner

Yale

Rowing

USA

Ollie Wynne-Griffith

Yale

Rowing

Great Britain

Stu McNay

Yale

Sailing

USA

Aliya Boshnak

Yale 

Athletics

Jordan     

*Denotes replacement athlete



Coaches:

Kate Bertko

Princeton

Rowing- Coach

USA

Mike Zimmer

Princeton

Rowing-Team Director

USA

Zoltan Dudas

Princeton

Fencing- Coach

USA

Oleg Stetsiv

Princeton

Fencing-Coach

USA

Haibin Wang

Yale

Fencing- President

China





Paralympians:

John Tanguay

Columbia

Rowing- Mixed 4 w/ Coxswain

USA

David Abrahams

Harvard

Swimming- 100 Breast, 100 Fly, 200 IM

USA

Brad Snyder

Princeton

Men’s Triathlon

USA