Wisconsin Badgers

2017-18: Sat three seat with third varsity four and placed fifth at Big Ten championships (May 13) ... sat four seat with second varsity four and placed third at Devil's Lake (April 29)

2016-17: Won the Big Ten championship with the novice eight in a time of 6 minutes, 45.126 seconds (5/15) … also won races with the novice eight against Kansas, Minnesota and Oklahoma at the Big Ten/Big 12 Invitational (4/23) … rowed in two races with the second varsity eight at the San Diego Crew Classic, placing first and second (4/2) … placed first and second at the Big Ten Double Dual with the varsity four (4/8)

2015-16: Sat in four seat with the novice eight that won the Big Ten Championship (5/15)... helped the novice eight to wins over Kansas, Minnesota and Oklahoma at the Big Ten/ Big 12 Invitational (4/23)... sat in the five seat of the novice eight that beat Iowa and Indiana at the Big Ten Double Dual (4/9)... raced with the eight that won Head of the Rock (10/12)

High School: Competed for two and half years in rowing … 2013 Junior National Team Development Camp member… placed sixth in the women’s youth four at the Head of the Charles in 2013 … qualified for the 2015 Youth Nationals in women’s youth four … 2014 Junior National Team High Performance Camp member … placed 16^th in the women’s youth four at the Head of the Charles in 2014 ... placed fifth overall in the women’s quadruple sculls at 2015 Youth Nationals

Personal: Parents are Jessica and Deane Roe… has two brothers, Ethan, and Soren ... majoring in psychology                                                          

Reason for choosing UW-Madison: Even though I am from Minnesota, I have always wanted to be a Badger. My dad is from Wisconsin and his influence caused me to fall in love with UW-Madison from a young age. On my visits to UW-Madison, the campus, the lake, and the community feel of not only the rowing team but also the whole student population showed me that UW-Madison is where I really want to go.

What Wisconsin rowing means to you: Wisconsin rowing means that I get the opportunity to do what I love as long as get a great education with people who share the same passion for rowing that I do.