Princeton

Luke Aschenbrand is a third-year player from Arizona who attended the Leadership Development Conference in 2019 and immediately wanted to become heavily involved in using his platform to support the cause. So Luke took over as the President of the Princeton Chapter and guided the Tigers through Lift For Life in 2019 and again attended the Leadership Development Conference in 2020 and 2021.

“Uplifting Athletes has given me a humbling and incredible opportunity to help give back to the community. Meeting rare disease patients who appreciate the effort we put in and are thankful for the outreach of their message makes what I do worth it.”

A two-sport athlete coming out of high school, Luke played multiple positions on both sides of the ball for his high school team and is projected to be an offensive lineman at Princeton. Princeton did not have a 2020 season.

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Harrison Caponiti is looking to make an impact serving the Rare Disease Community. Harrison participated in the Princeton Chapter Lift For Life in 2019 and volunteered to assume a leadership role. He attended the 2020 and 2021 Leadership Development Conference and is excited to help the Tigers’ program support the rare disease cause.

A native of Rye, New York, Harrison was a three-sport athlete in high school playing football, lacrosse and baseball. The tight end appeared in all 10 games in 2019 and also recorded his first career tackle on special teams. Princeton did not have a 2020 season.

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