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Record Book 2016 Information Guide 1 2017Record INFORMATION Book Table of Contents Quick Facts UNIVERSITY General Information ........................................2 Location: Pullman, Wash. Enrollment: 20,193 Schedule ...........................................................3 Founded: 1890 Conference: Pac-12 2016-17 Roster .................................................4 Colors: Crimson and Gray Nickname: Cougars Coaching Staff .............................................5-7 President: Kirk Schulz Athletics Director: Bill Moos Meet the 2016-17 Cougars .......................8-30 Sr. Associate Director/SWA: Anne McCoy Faculty Athletics Representative: Ken Casavant 2015-16 Results ........................................31-32 Athletic Dept. Phone: 509.335.0311 Home Course: Wawawai Landing/Snake River Championship History ..................................33 COACHING INFORMATION Honors and Awards ................................34-35 Head Coach: Jane LaRiviere, 15th season LaRiviere’s E-mail: [email protected] All-Time Letterwinners .................................36 office phone: 509-335-0309 Associate Head Coach: Josh Adam, Seventh season Adam’s E-mail: [email protected] office phone: 509-335-0340 Assistant/Novice Karl Huhta, Third season Huhta’s E-mail: [email protected] office phone: 509-335-0961 Assistant Coach: Liz England, First season England’s E-mail: [email protected] office phone: 509-335-0320 Rowing Address: PO Box 641602 Pullman, WA 99164-1602 Office Phone: 509.335.0331, Fax: 509.335.5197 ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Student Asst./Rowing Contact: Trevor Williams Office Phone: 509.335.2684 Cell Phone: 253.709.9994 E-mail: [email protected] Asst. SID/Secondary Contact: Jessica Holmes Office Phone: 509.335.0255 Cell Phone: 509.781.0550 E-mail: [email protected] Associate AD: Bill Stevens Assistant Directors: Linda Chalich, Bobby Alworth, Ben Laskey SID Address: Bohler Athletic Complex 195 Pullman, WA 99164-1602 CREDITS The 2017 Washington State women’s rowing information guide was written, edited, and designed by Jessica Holmes and Trevor Williams. 2 Washington State | BaseballRowing 2017 SCHEDULE/FACILITIESRecord Book 2017 SCHEDULE FALL SEASON Date Day Opponent Site Oct. 8 Saturday Burnaby Lake Small Boat Invitational Burnaby, B.C. (Burnaby Lake) Oct. 22 Saturday Head of the Spokane Spokane (Spokane River) Nov. 6 Sunday Head of the Lake Seattle Wash. (Lake Union) SPRING SEASON Date Day Opponent Site March 25 Saturday GONZAGA Pullman (Wawawai Landing) April 1-2 Sat.-Sun. San Diego Crew Classic San Diego, Calif. (Mission Bay) April 8 Saturday Oregon State Lowell, Ore. (Dexter Reservoir) April 22-23 Sat.-Sun. Clemson Invite Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) April 29 Saturday WASHINGTON Pullman (Wawawai Landing) May 14 Sunday Pac-12 Championships Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma) May 26-28 Fri.-Sun. NCAA Rowing Championships West Windsor, N.J. (Mercer Lake) DIRECTIONS TO WSU BOATHOUSE AT WAWAWAI LANDING AT THE WAWAWAI LANDING • From Highway 195 (north or south), turn west on Wawawai Road at the blinking yellow light. SNAKE RIVER • Travel on Wawawai Road for 10 miles, the road will end at a stop sign. One of the most successful athletic programs at Washington State, the Cougar rowing team calls • Turn right and drive six miles down into the Wawawai Landing its home. The spectacular views provided by the Snake River Canyon make canyon. Wawawai Landing one of the most scenic rowing courses in the nation. Cougar rowers have called • Go past the county park on the right and over the calm stretch of water between the Little Goose and Lower Granite Dams home since 1970. the railroad tracks. • The boathouse is a cinderblock building on Wawawai is located upstream of the Lower Granite Dam about 20 miles southwest of Pullman. The the right. towering cliffs offer a breathtaking backdrop for the annual regattas held on the Snake River. A • Park on the side of the road or in the parking large shellhouse stores shells and other equipment. lot south of the boathouse. TOM AND BARBARA WILSON ROWING CENTER The Tom and Barbara Wilson Rowing Center was officially dedicated, Sept. 19, 2009. Construction on the project began in July of 2008 and the center was completed in the spring of 2009. Up to 16 people can row in the tank, which has a unique feature that allows the coaching staff to control the speed of the water, as high as 10 knots an hour. The tank allows the coaching staff to instruct in close proximity to the rowers to help improve form and technique, especially when coaching the novice student-athletes who are new to the sport. The facility was named in honor of Cougar supporters and donors Tom and Barbara Wilson. 3 2017Record ROSTER Book 2017 Washington State Rowing Varsity Roster Name Year Height Major Hometown/Last School Ieva Adomaviciute Sr. 6-4 Business Management Kaunas, Lithuania/Gediminas Sport and Health Miranda Armstrong Jr. 5-10 Neuroscience Eagle, Idaho/Eagle HS Grace Arnis So. 5-10 Communication Olympia, Wash./Olympia High School Mihaela-Teodora Berindei Sr. 6-0 Accounting Cimpeni, Romania/Traian Lalescu Orsovo Sara Brevick So. 5-9 Elementary Education Fall City, Wash./Bellevue College Brittany Brooks Sr. 5-6 Mechanical Engineering Spanaway, Wash./Spanaway Lake HS Jess Brougham So. 5-10 Criminal Justice Wanganui, New Zealand/St. Peter’s School Ellie Burg Jr. 5-1 Psychology Bellevue, Wash./Bellevue High School Ella Cowan de Wolf Fr. 5-9 Pre-Vet/Animal Science Fairfield, Conn./Miss Porter’s School Paige Danielson So. 5-8 Electrical Engineering St. Cloud, Minn./Cathedral HS Samantha Eilers So. 5-8 Biology Royal City, Wash./Royal High School Ivy Elling Quaintance Fr. 5-9 Undeclared Sidney, British Columbia/Stelly’s Secondary School Vanessa Gonzalez-Jimenez Fr. Jill Hannink Sr. 5-10 Anthropology Winter Park, Fla./Virginia Nicole Hare Sr. 5-10 Marketing/Management Calgary, Alberta/Bowness HS Jessi Howe Sr. 5-11 Civil Engineering Bothell, Wash./Bothell HS Mahal Johnson Jr. 5-9 Kinesiology Seattle, Wash./Holy Names Academy Hunter Jones Sr. 5-7 Communication Anchorage, Alaska/South Anchorage HS Renee Kemp Fr. 5-7 Neuroscience Te Awamutu, New Zealand/Te Awamutu HS Jenna Kennedy Jr. 5-10 Microbiology Vancouver, Wash./Evergreen High School Shannon MacKenzie So. 5-5 Environmental Science Washington D.C./The School Without Walls HS Jenna Mangiagli Jr. 5-3 Human Development Hermosa Beach Calif./Mira Costa HS Emily Morrow Jr. 5-10 Accounting Regina, Saskatchewan/Campbell Collegiate Jessica Newson Jr. 5-6 Social Sciences St. Austell, England/Poltair School Kamila Ondrackova Fr. 5-7 Kinesiology Prague, Czech Republic/ Chloë Rogers Sr. 6-0 Human Development Spokane, Wash./Gonzaga Preparatory School Sophia Rogers So. 5-7 Nutrition Spokane, Wash./Gonzaga Preparatory School Codi Swenson Jr. 5-9 Kinesiology Lander, Wyo./Lander Valley High School Taija Thompson So. 5-9 Kinesiology Victoria, British Columbia/Stelly’s Secondary School Emily Thomson Jr. 5-10 Communication St. Catharines, Ontario/Tennessee Kristel Tohu Jr. 5-9 Political Science Tartu, Estonia/Loyola Marymount Rosalina Torcivia Fr. 5-9 Bioengineering Ithaca, N.Y./Ithaca High School Lori VerMurlen Sr. 5-11 Social Sciences Seattle, Wash./Inglemoore HS Isabella Watt Sr. 5-8 Kinesiology Victoria, British Columbia/Oak Bay HS Emily Weible Jr. 5-6 Kinesiology St. Louis, Mo./Saint Mary’s Lucie Weissova Jr. 5-10 Human Development Prague, Czech Republic/Hotelova skola Radlicka Hannah Welzbacker Fr. 5-2S cience Communication Seabeck, Wash./Klahowya Secondary School Sue Yu Fr. 5-9 Neuroscience Orlando, Fla./Winter Park High School Head Coach: Jane LaRiviere, 15th season Assistant Coach: Liz England, First season Associate Head Coach: Josh Adam, Seventh season Graduate Assistant: Brandon Campbell, Second Season Assistant/Novice Coach: Karl Huhta, Third season 4 Washington State | BaseballRowing COACHINGRecord STAFF Book gatta in West Windsor, N.J., all three WSU var- Jane sity boats posted top five finishes, earning the LaRIVIERE Cougars a fourth-place team standing. LaRiviere received professional recognition from Head Coach her coaching peers for her outstanding coaching 15th Season success in 2006. The Collegiate Rowing Coaches Calgary, 1986 Association named her the West Region Coach of the Year and the Pacific-10 Conference voted her the Women’s Rowing Coach of the Year. In the 2004 season (her second at WSU), LaRiviere guided the Cougars to a ninth overall finish at the NCAA Championships. The Cougars’ NCAA appearance was highlighted by the sec- ond varsity eight’s third-place finish. At the Pac- 10 Conference Championships, WSU placed third overall under-scored by a runner-up effort from the second varsity eight squad. During LaRiviere’s first year with the Cou- Under the direction of 15th-year head coach classroom, as seven Cougars were named gars (2003), third-place finishes by the varsity Jane LaRiviere, Washington State University CRCA 2016 scholar athletes, and an additional eight and varsity four crews led WSU to a tie has established a heritage as one of the lead- 17 rowers earned Pac-12 Rowing All-Academic for third at the Pac-10 Championships. Those ing women’s rowing programs in the nation. The honors. results helped secure the program’s first team second head coach since Washington State 2015 marked the second-best NCAA finish bid to the NCAA Championships in school his- rowing became an NCAA varsity team in 1990, in school history for LaRiviere and her Cougars. tory. The Cougars’ inaugural trip to the national LaRiviere led the Cougars to their 10th NCAA WSU placed eighth, and matched their best championships resulted in a 12th-place team fin- Championship appearance in program histo- Pac-12 finish since 2008, finishing third. LaRiv- ish, which featured a top 10 performance by the ry last season (2016) and sixth in seven years. iere and her staff also won the CRCA Region 5 varsity four crew. In 2002, LaRiviere started the Cougars’ NCAA (West Region) Staff of the Year award, for their LaRiviere came to the Palouse after spend- Championship history by guiding the varsity efforts. ing eight years at Oregon State University eight to a 13th-place finish at Indianapolis, Ind.
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