SPRING league
2025 pick six SEASON RECAP
"Pick Six" is a new fellowship designed for our Commercial League Pass Partners, aimed at identifying future on-cycle IB talent for freshmen (Class of 2028) seeking Summer 2027 internships and off-cycle IB talent for sophomores (Class of 2027) still pursuing Summer 2026 internships.
The 2025 Pick Six Fellows come from various academic disciplines, all of whom share a keen interest in alternative investments. During the 2025 Spring League Season, approximately 40% of the participants advanced to Phase 2 of the competition.
The top performers, especially those from the Class of 2028, are in an excellent position to secure highly competitive offers for Early Insight Programs or sophomore internships by the end of the calendar year.
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christa kay
courtney "CJ" Brown
courtney "CJ" Brown
- MAP Spring Fellow, Pick Six Alum '25
- Women's Squash, Cornell University '27
- 2025 Early Insights Program Participant, Sixth Street
courtney "CJ" Brown
courtney "CJ" Brown
courtney "CJ" Brown
- MAP Spring Fellow, Spring D-League '22
- Football, Columbia University '24
- Full-Time Asset-Based FInance Analyst, Sixth Street
kyler king
courtney "CJ" Brown
Madeleine Parker
- MAP Spring Fellow, Pick Six Alum '25
- Women's Squash, Cornell University '27
- 2025 Early Insights Program Participant, Sixth Street
Madeleine Parker
courtney "CJ" Brown
Madeleine Parker
- MAP Spring Fellow, Summer D-League '23
- Swimming & Diving, UPenn '25
- Incoming Human Capital Management Analyst, Sixth Street
2025 sixth street report card
Over 50 Pick Six Fellows shared information about their specific fellowship experience with Sixth Street. This not only aids them in making future career decisions but also helps raise standards within our League. Our goals were to showcase successful trends, identify areas for improvement, and highlight best practices and standards through our "5C" framework of career, coaching, community, competition, and curriculum.
career
Fellows felt that their fellowship experience adequately prepared them for future careers in the alternative investments industry, though they suggested more exposure to daily functions through panels and workshops.
coaching
Fellows mentioned that they would have liked more access to Sixth Street professionals, specifically during the team competition. Several suggested pairing each team with a Sixth Street mentor for next year's competition.
community
Fellows feel that their fellowship experience could have been enhanced by connecting with more professionals at Sixth Street who either played a college sport or were involved in relevant deals such as Bay FC or the SF Giants.
competition
Fellows thoroughly enjoyed their experience working on the case study focused on expanding the women’s soccer ecosystem. They appreciated how intentional Sixth Street was in selecting a case study that aligned with their interests as athletes while also equipping them with a new set of technical skills
curriculum
Fellows praised the Phase 1 and Phase 2 curriculum, made possible by Sixth Street's partnership. Phase 1 Fellows engaged in three mock interviews using real questions from Sixth Street's interview bank, while Phase 2 Fellows received free Wall Street Prep Accounting Crash Courses.
Grading Scale: A+ (97-100) | A (93-96) | A- (90-92) | B+ (87-89) | B (83-86) | B- (80-82) | C+ (77-79) | C (73-76) | C- (70-72) | D+ (67-69) | D (63-66) | D- (60-62) | F (0-59)
I am excited to announce that I have been selected for the United States Golf Association (USGA) Pathways Internship Program, and I have MAP to thank for preparing me for the interview process and much more!
Francoise Hall - Incoming USGA Pathways Program Intern
PHASE 2
TEAM COMPETITION
The top performers from Phase 1 of the "Pick Six" fellowship earned the opportunity to participate in a case competition sponsored by Sixth Street. Organized into teams of 5/6, each team was tasked with recommending new organization or company that positively impacts the women’s soccer ecosystem.
MEET TEAM 2k!
Emily Stafford - Field Hockey, University of Pennsylvania '28
Francoise Hall* - Swimming & Diving, Howard University '28
Isabel Morgan - Field Hockey, Princeton University '28
Jill Reichenbach - Rowing, Boston College '28
Johnson Hincken - Tennis, Gordon College '27
* Francoise Hall was appointed Team Captain by MAP's leadership team for her exceptional performance during Phase 1 of the Spring League, successfully guiding her team through Phase 2.
MEET TEAM 4th & goal!
Alexis Bienstock - Fencing, University of Pennsylvania '27
Grace Hoverman - Lacrosse, Columbia University '28
Henry Koike-Sieira - Cross Country, Columbia University '28
Nicolette Gaito - Volleyball, Princeton University '28
Quinn Bird - Track & Field, Washington University in St. Louis '28
* Nicolette Gaito was appointed Team Captain by MAP's leadership team for his exceptional performance during Phase 1 of the Spring League, successfully guiding his team through Phase 2.
MEET TEAM ABOVE THE RIM!
Evelyn Naumann - Volleyball, Columbia University '27
Grace Black - Swimming & Diving, Princeton University '27
Isabel Chapman - Soccer, Cornell University '27
Kennedy Herndon - Lacrosse, University of California, Berkeley '27
Marek Hill - Football, Amherst College '28
Rece Baker - Football, University of Chicago '28
* Evelyn Naumann was appointed Team Captain by MAP's leadership team for his exceptional performance during Phase 1 of the Spring League, successfully guiding his team through Phase 2.
