Wisconsin Badgers

Awards: Academic All-Big Ten (2016, 2017)

2016-17: Coxed the varsity four throughout the season, highlighted by a fifth-place finish in the NCAA Championship petite finals (5/27) … led her boat to second place at the Big Ten Championships (5/15) … raced to a victory over Minnesota (5/1) with a time of 6 minutes, 58.30 seconds … guided the four to wins over Kansas, Minnesota and Oklahoma at the Big Ten/Big 12 Invitational (4/23) … recorded two first-place finishes and a second-place finish at the Lake Natoma Invitational (4/16) … led the four to a first- and second-place finish at the Big Ten Double Dual (4/8) … coxed the four at the San Diego Crew Classic, placing first and third (4/1-4/2)
 
2015-16: Coxed the varsity four that placed fifth in its petite final at the NCAA Championships (5/29) as well as leading the boat to a second place finish at the Big Ten Championships (5/15)... coxed the varsity four to a win at Minnesota, breaking below the 7 minute mark for the first time this season (6:58.30) (5/1)... swept the Big Ten/ Big 12 Invitational with wins over Kansas, Minnesota, and Oklahoma (4/23)... led the four to two first place finishes at the Lake Natoma Invitational with wins over Gonzaga, Notre Dame, Iowa, Brown and Loyola Marymount (4/16)... swept the Big Ten Double Dual with wins over Indiana and Iowa (4/9)
 
2014-15: Coxed the second novice eight that placed third at Big Ten Championships (5/17) ... coxed the second novice eight that won the Devil's Lake Challenge (5/2) ... coxed the second novice eight that won Big Ten/Big 12 Challenge (4/25) 

High School: Competed in rowing four seasons ... two-time letter winner ... went undefeated in 2013, leading to a sixth place finish at Junior Nationals ... competed at Northwest Districts in 2011-14

Personal: Parents are David and Elena ... has a sister, Lucy ... major is computer sciences

Reason for choosing UW-Madison: I grew up in London, England with an English mother and an American father. Once we moved to Seattle, Washington when I was 12, I wanted to have the full American experience. My father is from Michigan and I have many relatives in Michigan and Illinois, so I really wanted to return to the Midwest and go to college at a Big Ten school, just like him. UW-Madison has everything I could ever want in a university. It has a great computer science program, an amazing school community with many volunteer opportunities, and of course a brilliant athletic program where I could continue to be on the rowing team.

What Wisconsin Rowing means to you: Wisconsin Rowing means so much more to me than just competing. Since starting crew my freshman year of high school, I can't imagine life without it. My team is my family. I love competing and I love the feeling sitting at the starting live of a race with your teammates, ready to go, knowing that each person in the boat has trained just as hard as you have and everyone is ready to row together. I love the feeling of community in Wisconsin Rowing. When I took my official visit I knew that this was the team for me. Everyone supports each other through everything and that is what is the most important in the end.