Wisconsin Badgers

2024-25: Third seat for the first place women’s collegiate fours A boat at the Head of the Rock … third seat for the seventh place women’s championship fours boat at the Head of the Charles

2023-24: Sat stroke for the first place UW A boat in the women’s collegiate pairs event at the Head of the Oklahoma … sat fifth seat for the first place UW B boat in the collegiate head race at the Head of the Oklahoma … second seat for third place UW B in the women’s open fours at Head of the Oklahoma … stroke for first place UW A boat in the women’s open pairs at the Head of the Oklahoma … bow for the women’s championship fours at the Head of the Charles … sat fifth seat for the varsity eight that came in second place in race one and first place in race two on day one of the Cardinal Invite … fifth seat for the varsity eight on day two of the Cardinal Invite … fifth seat for the varsity eight at the Windermere Cup … third seat for the varsity eight at the Big Ten Championships 

High School: Attended Sherrard High School … rowed at Youth Nationals in 2021 and won gold in the 4x boat class … also rowed at Youth Nationals in 2023 and won gold in the 2x … played basketball and ran track and field in high school … member of the U.S. Under-19 Rowing National Team in 2021 for 2x … member of the U.S. Under-23 Rowing National Team in 2024 and won a silver medal in the 4+ event at the World Rowing Championships

Personal: Parents are Penny and Chris  … has two sisters, Violet and Charlotte … majors are genetics and neurobiology

Why Wisconsin: I chose UW-Madison because it’s a place where I can pursue my passions and grow both academically and athletically. The university offers many opportunities for involvement in research and provides a rigorous education that will challenge me to reach my full potential. I’m particularly excited about being part of a rowing program that competes at a high level, where I can learn from experienced coaches and teammates. The campus environment fosters personal growth, and I’m inspired every day by my teammates and classmates, who motivate me with their passion, discipline, and commitment.

What Wisconsin rowing means to you: To me, Wisconsin Rowing represents a commitment to both mental and physical strength, where personal growth and health are prioritized. This culture has been established by motivated coaches, teammates, and support staff. The Wisconsin Women’s Rowing program encourages us to develop resilience and discipline, while supporting each other through challenges and growing together. This fosters an environment where athletes can achieve both personal development and athletic success. Wisconsin Rowing is a community built on work ethic, teamwork, and always striving to be better, both as athletes and individuals. I am proud to be a Badger!