Cornell University Athletics

As a Junior (2017)
Prince played large role in his junior season, earning five starts in the 16 games he appeared in for a total of 438 minutes of action on the pitch. He garnered six points on the year from two goals and two assists. The junior was responsible for Cornell’s first goal of the year, netting it in the season opener against Incarnate Word (9/1). Prince also scored versus Colgate (10/10) and notched his assists in clashes with Lehigh (9/8) and St. Francis Brooklyn (9/22). His assist against the Terriers was the primary feed on the game-winning goal. Throughout the season, Prince accumulated eight total shots with two coming on goal.

As a Sophomore (2016)
Prince appeared in seven games during his sophomore season, logging 75 minutes and providing a valuable striker option off of the bench.

As a Freshman (2015)
Prince emerged as an offensive threat in his debut season, serving as one of the team’s rotating forwards. He appeared in 16 games and started 11 for 510 minutes. He registered nine shots, four of which were on goal.

Before Cornell
Prince, an all-state forward and three-year letter winner, helped his team at Smoky Hill High School to a league championship his senior season, when he was named to the all-Centennial League first team for the second straight season. The four-year starter was also first-team all-city as a senior. Prince also played basketball and baseball at Smoky Hill, where he was a part of the International Baccalaureate program.

Personal
Walter Mahatma Prince is the son of Terrence and Brigitte Prince and has a younger sister, Shalom. He is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.