Princeton University announced the endowment of the men's lacrosse offensive coordinator position in honor of Bryce Chase ’63. A significant figure in Princeton athletics for over seven decades, Chase has contributed as a player, coach, and advisor. Head coach Matt Madalon expressed gratitude for the strong alumni support for the program, emphasizing Chase’s impact on generations of players. The endowment reflects a commitment to preserving the legacy of Princeton lacrosse while recognizing Chase's exceptional dedication.

By the Numbers
  • Chase has attended over 500 games and 5,000 practices since 1959.
  • He contributed to six NCAA championships and 13 Ivy League championships as part of the coaching staff.
State of Play
  • The endowment enhances support for both men’s and women’s lacrosse programs.
  • Chase will be honored during halftime at the upcoming lacrosse game against Penn on April 11.
What's Next

The endowment's establishment may inspire further alumni contributions to strengthen other athletic programs at Princeton. Additionally, further honors and recognitions for Chase may be anticipated given his profound impact on the lacrosse community.

Bottom Line

The endowment of the coaching position in Bryce Chase’s name is a testament to his enduring legacy at Princeton. It underscores the importance of alumni support in enhancing collegiate athletics and maintaining traditions that foster community among players and coaches alike.