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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.

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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

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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 second 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. 2014 and 2013 yielded 14th-place finishes where she served as the recruiting coordinator During her previous 14 seasons at Washing- for the Cougars at the NCAA Rowing Champion- as well as the women’s freshman and novice ton State, LaRiviere has coached 14 CRCA Divi- ships, as LaRiviere continued to guide her team coach. While at OSU, LaRiviere guided the Bea- sion I All-Americans, placed 21 rowers on the into the postseason. vers’ novice eight to a 2002 Pac-10 Conference Region 5 (West Region) first and second teams, In the first year of Pac-12 competition in Championship and the varsity four to a sec- guided an additional 17 to All-Pacific-10 and All- 2012, WSU finished fifth at the conference ond-place finish. In addition, LaRiviere directed Pac-12 honors, and motivated countless student championships. the Beavers’ novice eight to respective second athletes to a variety of academic awards. 2011 continued another string of NCAA and third-place finishes at the Pac-10 Champi- LaRiviere’s Cougars were a top-15 team Championship appearances for LaRiviere and onships in 2000 and 2001 and the varsity four to throughout the 2016 season, and finished 12th at her bunch. A 12th-place finish at the Champi- a second-place effort at the 2001 conference the 2016 NCAA Championships at Lake Natoma, onships that year marked the seventh NCAA championships. Calif. LaRiviere guided the varsity eight to a win trip for LaRiviere in nine seasons as the team’s LaRiviere began her coaching career in 1989 in the C Final of the Division I Eights, to headline coach. while attending graduate school at the Univer- the three point-scoring boats for the Cougars. Also in 2011, Corinna Sharick and Sarah sity of Oregon. A native of Alberta, Canada, she LaRiviere also led her team to a second-straight Wolff) were named to the Collegiate Row- went on to coach at the University of Western top-four finish at the Pac-12 Rowing Champion- ing Coaches Association (CRCA) All-America Ontario and for the London (Ontario) Rowing ships. WSU swept Oregon State in dual action, Teams, marking just the third time the Cougars Club. While in Ontario, she assisted with the to win a seventh-consecutive Winchell Cup and have had multiple honorees in a season. Canadian Women’s National Team development the Crawford Perpetual Plate, and also won five- 2010 saw the Cougars finish 13th at the camps. During the summer of 2001, LaRiviere of-six races to open the spring season in a dual NCAA Championships, a year after LaRiviere was an apprentice national rowing team coach against neighboring-rival Gonzaga. and her program inagurated the Tom and Bar- in Canada. Two of LaRiviere’s rowers, Nicole Hare bara Wilson Rowing Center, a venture brought A U.S. Rowing Level III certified coach, LaR- and Lisa Roman, competed in the 2016 Olympic to fruition through the efforts of LaRiviere and iviere earned a bachelor’s degree in physical Games at Rio. Hare redshirted the 2016 season former WSU rowing coach Tammy Crawford. education from the University of Calgary (1986), to train, and went on to compete for team Can- The facility features a state-of-the-art moving a master’s degree in athletic therapy from Ore- ada in a coxless pair. Roman competed with the water indoor rowing tank, and will serve as part gon (1990), and her Ph.D. in biomechanics from Cougars from 2010-12 and rowed in Canada’s of LaRiviere’s legacy at WSU. Oregon State (2002). eight. An eighth-place overall team finish in 2008 Her daughter, Alice Jean LaRiviere, was Seniors Jordan Watson and Morgan Cath- gave the Cougars notariety in the national spot- born in August, 2003. rea each earned 2016 CRCA All-Region First and light, a year after recording victories against UW Second Team honors, respectively. LaRiviere in the varsity and second varsity eight boats, and also coached Watson and Cathrea to All-Amer- finishing seventh at the Pac-10 Championships. ica honors as first and second-team recipients, In 2006, LaRiviere’s rowing team made histo- while Savannah Davison was named to the 2016 ry by achieving the highest NCAA finish for any Pac-12 Rowing All-Conference Team. women’s athletic program in WSU history. At the LaRiviere’s squad also dominated in the 2006 NCAA Division I Rowing Championship Re-

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College in Portland, Ore., from 2003-05. While Josh living in Portland, he was also the head master’s women’s coach at Station L Rowing Club from ADAM 2004-05. Associate Head Coach From 2005-08 Adam was the volunteer as- Seventh Season sistant and graduate assistant coach for the University of Minnesota women’s rowing team. Seattle Pacific, 2000 He volunteered to aid in the development of the novice women’s squad for the fall 2005 season. Adam was reassigned in the spring of 2005 season to the varsity squad, where he remained as a graduate assistant through 2008. Outside of collegiate and master’s rowing, Adam has performed U.S. National team development work as a coach for both lightweight and open weight women. In 2006 he volunteered at the Pocock Rowing Center in Seattle, Wash. He coached the U23 LW2x at the U23 World Josh Adam enters his third season as an as- ing sixth. It was the second-highest finish for a Championship in Strathclyde, Scotland in 2007. sociate head women’s rowing coach at Wash- varsity four in program history, and came along- During the summer of 2011, Adam coached the ington State, and seventh year overall, after side a fourth-place finish at the Pac-12 Champi- US Women’s National Team Under-23 Scullers. a two-year stint at Indiana University. Prior to onships. During the summer of 2008, Adam served as coming to the Palouse, Adam coached the U.S. In 2012, Adam’s varsity four took fourth in the head coach for the development camp and Women’s National Team Under-23 Scullers. the Pac-12 Championships, beating out Stan- coached the U23 LW2x at the U23 World Cham- Adam has primarily guided the WSU varsity ford, Oregon State and USC, although the Cou- pionships in Brandenburg, Germany. In 2009, he four , and since arriving in Pullman in 2011, he gars did not row at the NCAA Championships. led an U.S. National Pre-Elite group out of Indi- has been a part of six teams that have competed In his first season at Washington State, ana University. Adam is spending this summer at the NCAA Championships. during the spring season, the varsity four defeat- as the head coach for the U.S. National Pre-Elite Last season, the Cougars placed fifth ed then-No. 15 Michigan and then-No. 7 Mich- based out of the Vesper Boat Club in Philadel- amongst varsity fours at the Pac-12 Champion- igan State at the Ohio State Invite, sparking a phia, Pa. ships, and at the NCAA Championships, Adam’s fourth-place finish at the Pacific-10 Conference An athlete himself, Adam rowed for four four raced to a fifteenth-place finish. Championships, and a 10th-place finish for the years at Seattle Pacific University, culminating The varsity four had a wildly successful varsity four at the NCAA Championships in receipt of the university’s highest award for 2015 season, and finished second at the Pac- Prior to WSU, at Indiana, Adam worked to student-athletes, the Falcon Award for Excel- 12 Rowing Championships and seventh at the develop novice rowers for the varsity squad, lence. He also participated in pre-elite rowing NCAA Rowing Championships. It marked the collaborated with team training, and served as camps at Lake Washington Rowing Club in 1998 second-highest finish for Adam’s varsity fours at the domestic recruiting coordinator. and Nereid Rowing Club in 2000. the NCAA Championships. Adam began coaching at his alma mater, Adam earned a B.A. in both history and In 2014, the varsity four finished fourth at Seattle Pacific University, in 2000 where he Christian education with a minor in European the Pac-12 Championships for a second-straight acted as an assistant varsity and head novice studies from Seattle Pacific University in 2000 year, and rowed to 13th at the NCAAs. coach for the men’s and women’s teams through before going on to earn his master’s degree in 2013 marked the highest finish for Adam’s 2002. Following his time at SPU, Adam was the sports and exercise science at the University of varsity four at the NCAA Championships, plac- head men’s novice coach at Lewis and Clark Minnesota in 2008.

Karl Huhta enters his third year as a mem- Karl ber of the Cougar coaching staff and his second year as the novice coach. Formerly an intern HUHTA coach at Washington State from 2008-10, Huh- Assistant/Novice Coach ta returned to Pullman two seasons ago after a Third Season four-year absence. Last season, Huhta took over the recruiting Washington State, 2009 and training of the Cougars’ novice student-athletes. After a successful season, his crew finished third at the Pac-12 Championships, behind only Washington and California. In 2014-15, Huhta was named the Cougar rowing Coordinator of Operations. WSU rowing placed eighth in the NCAA tournament, match- ing its second-best finish in school history and best since 2008. The team finished third overall in PAC-12 competition and the coaching staff was named the CRCA West Regional Staff of the Year. continued on next page

6 Washington State | BaseballRowing COACHINGRecord STAFF Book Huhta continued Prior to his most recent stint at Washington U.S. Rowing National Men’s Pre-Elite Camp and competed in the 2008 Intercollegiate Row- State, Huhta was a volunteer assistant coach at during the summer of 2011. The camp was held ing Association (IRA) National Championships. California, while completing his master’s degree at the Oklahoma City National High Performance Huhta also rowed with the third-place varsity in sports and fitness, with an emphasis in sports Center on the Oklahoma River in Oklahoma City, eight crew at the 2006 WIRA Championships. leadership and coaching. Okla. The camp develops athletes for the U.S. Huhta earned his bachelor’s degree in While at UCF, Huhta spent two spring sea- under-23 and senior national teams. sport management with minors in business ad- sons coaching the varsity four boats, and one Huhta was a four-year member of the ministration and history from Washington State spring season coaching the novice eight crews. Washington State men’s club rowing team from in 2009, before earning his USRowing Level III He was also the lead recruiter during his final 2004-08. He was elected team commodore his Coaching Certification in December 2010. two seasons at UCF. senior year and was named to the 2008 All-Pa- Huhta was an intern coach at WSU in 2010, cific 10 Conference Team. Huhta rowed with the and was a member of the staff that helped lead varsity four crew that won the 2008 Western the Cougars to a 13th-place finish at the NCAA Intercollegiate Rowing Association (WIRA) Con- Championships. ference Championships, took silver at the 2008 Huhta was also an assistant coach at the Pacific Coast Rowing Championships (PCRCs)

During her Washington State rowing career, Liz as a sophomore, she rowed with the varsity four and second varsity eight crews, finishing eighth ENGLAND with the second varsity eight boat at the 2010 Assistant Coach NCAA Championships. England rowed with the First Season varsity eight and second varsity eight crews as a junior, helping the second varsity eight boat to Washington State, 2012 a 10th-place finish at the 2011 NCAA Champion- ships. She rowed with the varsity eight boat as a senior and was named to the 2012 U.S. Under-23 Team the following summer. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Kine- siology from Washington State in 2013, and received her master’s in education from Boston University in 2016. While at Boston University, she served as a graduate assistant with the women’s rowing team during the 2015-16 season. Liz England enters her first year as a mem- with the Tigers and three with the Cougars. A At the same time, England worked with the ber of the Washington State rowing coaching native of Abingdon, Va., she won Washington Boston Celtics Junior Celtics Basketball pro- staff, as an assistant coach, for the 2016-17 State Athletics’ 2012 Community Service and gram as a coach and clinic coordinator. During season. England formerly rowed for the Cougars Leadership Award, given to those who have the summer of 2016, she spent time at the New from 2010-12. demonstrated strong citizenship skills and lead- York Athletic Club as an assistant coach for the England began her rowing career at Clem- ership qualities within their team and throughout men’s and women’s summer rowing program. son University, and earned one varsity letter the athletic department and community.

Brandon CAMPBELL Graduate Assistant Second Season Brock, 2015

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Ieva ADOMAVICIUTE Senior | 6-4 Kaunas, Lithuania Gediminas Sport and Health HS

WSU CAREER: SENIOR (2015-16) redshirted while Year and named to the 2013 Pocock All-American First training with the Lithuanian national team…captured Team…represented Lithuania at the World University gold in the single sculls at the Under 23 World Rowing Games and finished seventh in the women’s single Championships at Rotterdam, Netherlands, August, scull…placed 13th overall in single scull at World 2016…as a JUNIOR (2014-15) rowed with the second Rowing U23 Championships. varsity four boat and the varsity eight crew in the fall… in the spring, competed with the varsity eight crew PRIOR TO WSU: Competed for Kaunas Rowing School in all events…contributed to the eighth-consecutive at Kaunas, Lithuania… two-time European and world Fawley Cup after outlasting Gonzaga…defeated the junior champion in the double class…placed fourth in No. 14 Texas Longhorns in the morning session of the rowing U23 championships. the Clemson Invitational in both heats…helped row past No. 18 Oregon State and No. 15 Harvard on day PERSONAL: Born Ieva Adomaviciute…March of two of the Clemson Invite…rowing with the varsity 1994…father Algirdas and mother Grazina are eight crew secured the Crawford Perpetual Plate entrepreneurs…older brothers Ernestas and Aurimas… with a win over Oregon State…attained fourth place enjoys rowing, swimming and cross-country skiing … in the Pac-12 Rowing Championships… advanced majoring in business management. to the A/B Semifinals after placing before Harvard in the Repechage…contributed to the varsity eight crew ninth-place finish in the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championship as the team finished eighth overall… as a SOPHOMORE (2013-14), rowed with the second varsity four boat and the varsity eight crew in the fall… in the spring, participated with the second varsity eight in the Gonzaga dual, helping team win Fawley Cup… competed with the second varsity eight, which placed fourth in Grand Final at the San Diego Crew Classic… represented the second varsity eight which finished third in the Clemson Invite…competed with the second varsity four crew that defeated Oregon State as team claimed Winchell Cup…attained a fourth-place finish at the Pac-12 Championship with the varsity four boat… crew placed 13th at the 2014 NCAA Championships, as WSU finished 14th as a team…finished seventh in the women’s single sculls at the 2013 World University Games while representing Lithuania…represented Lithuania at World Rowing U23 Championships… named a 2014 National Scholar-Athlete by the College Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA)…named to Pac- 12 All-Academic Second Team with a 3.54 GPA…as a FRESHMAN (2012-13), competed with the varsity eight during the spring…helped row the Cougars to victory at Gonzaga dual and Oregon State Classic morning session…runner-up at Lake Natoma Invitational… wrapped up season with a 14th-place finish at NCAA Championships…named Pac-12 Newcomer of the

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Miranda Grace ARMSTRONG ARNIS Junior | 5-10 Sophomore | 5-10 Eagle, Idaho Olympia, Wash. Eagle HS Olympia HS

WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), rowed WSU CAREER: As a FRESHMAN (2015-16), moved with the third varsity eight crew at No. 8 Washington… between the third varsity eight and novice eight boats… helped power the Cougar novice eight to a first-session opened the spring season as a member of the fourth win at the Clemson Invite…her crew finished second in varsity eight against No. 19 Gonzaga, and rowed in her the afternoon session, behind only No. 3 Virginia…took first-place crew’s stroke seat… also helped the Cougars’ third in the final session... competed with the second novice eight to a second-place finish in the grand final varsity four ‘C’ against Oregon State and Cougars swept at the San Diego Crew Classic… rowed with the novice all events to win a seventh-straight Winchell Cup…rowed eight at the Clemson Invite, finishing competition with with the third varsity eight at the Pac-12 Championships, a third-place finish behind No. 8 Texas and No. 20 and finished third…team finished in the top four for a Louisville, after the crew finished first and second in the second-straight season…named to Pac-12 All-Academic opening sessions the first day… helped power WSU’s First Team…as a FRESHMAN (2014-15) rowed with the second varsity four ‘A’ to victory over Oregon State… novice team. Cougars captured Winchell Cup for a seventh-straight year…was stroke seat at the Pac-12 Championships HIGH SCHOOL: A 2013 graduate of Eagle High School at for the third varsity eight, which finished third behind Eagle, Idaho…earned two varsity letters as an outside only Washington and California…helped team to overall hitter on the school’s volleyball team for head coach fourth-place finish. Drew Choles…was a captain as a junior, sophomore, and freshman…helped team to a second-place finish at HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in basketball, fastpitch and district’s as a senior…made it to the second round of the rowing at Olympia High School at Olympia, Wash... state tournament…team won its district her freshman captain of rowing club team in 2014 and 2015. and junior years…named to the all-academic team all four years…finished with a 4.0 unweighted GPA, was PERSONAL: Born Grace Arnis…January of 1997 at a National Honor Society member, made honor roll all Olympia, Wash…father Michael, mother Amy…sister four years, and was part of the school’s link crew. Caroline…enjoys playing piano and reading…member of DECA club…majoring in communication. PERSONAL: Born Miranda Armstrong…August of 1995 at Los Alamos, N.M…father Jeff works for HP as a manager…mother Kathy works for HP as a trainer…sister Kayla is a freshman at Washington State…grandfather, Sherman, played basketball for Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo. and Adam’s State in Alamosa, Colo… enjoys cooking, running, crafts, traveling, learning languages, and puppies …majoring in neuroscience.

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Mihaela-Teodora BERINDEI Senior | 6-0 Cimpeni, Romania Traian Lalescu Orsovo

WSU CAREER: As a JUNIOR (2015-16), competed at the Clemson invite, helped the second varsity eight exclusively with the varsity eight crew throughout the boat place third, first, and third…helped the varsity spring…helped lead the varsity eight to the grand final eight boat with a sixth-place finish at the Pac-12 Cham- at the San Diego Crew Classic as Cougars’ eight raced pionships, along with a sixth-place team finish…at to a fifth-place finish…at No. 8 Washington, moved to NCAA championships, helped the varsity eight boat the sixth seat in the varsity eight…challenged ranked finish 15th overall as team placed 14th…represented opposition No. 3 Virginia and No. 4 Ohio State at the Romania at World Rowing U23 Championships. Clemson Invite, finishing second in the varsity eight heats both days…helped power a Cougar sweep over PRIOR TO WSU: Rowed in high school for head coach Oregon State in a seventh-straight Winchell Cup win… Christian Malis at Trajam-Lalescu Orsova at Cimpeni, her varsity eight crossed four seconds ahead of the Romania...competed in 2013 World Rowing U23 Cham- Beavers to capture the Crawford Perpetual Plate…crew pionships at Linz-Ottensheim, Austria...helped Romania placed fifth at the Pac-12 Championships, while team capture gold medal in women’s quadruple sculls, one finished in the top-four for a second-straight year… of four gold medals for Romania. battled with crewmates in the ‘C’ Final of the Division I eights at the NCAA Championships, defeating five oth- PERSONAL: Born Mihaela-Teodora Berindei…Octo- er crews in the final to place 13th, as the team placed ber of 1994…father Mihai Berindei is a mediator… 12th overall…named a CRCA National Scholar-Ath- mother Corina Berindei is an economist…older sister lete…tabbed Pac-12 All-Academic First Team…both Diana-Marie Berindei...began rowing at age 14...enjoys awards for a second-straight year…as a SOPHOMORE skiing, reading, acting, climbing, and art…majoring in (2014-15), competed with the varsity eight crew in the accounting. fall…in the spring, competed with the varsity eight crew in all events…contributed to the eighth-consecutive Fawley Cup after outlasting Gonzaga… defeated the No. 14 Texas Longhorns in the morning session of the Clemson Invitational in both heats…helped row past No. 18 Oregon State and No. 15 Harvard on day two of the Clemson Invite…rowing with the varsity eight crew secured the Crawford Perpetual Plate with a win over Oregon State…attained fourth place in the Pac-12 Rowing Championship…advanced to the A/B Semifinals after placing before Harvard in the Repe- chage…contributed to the varsity eight crew ninth- place finish in the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championships as the team finished eighth overall…named a CRCA National Scholar-Athlete…tabbed Pac-12 All-Academ- ic First Team…as a FRESHMAN (2013-14), competed with the second varsity four and varsity eight during the fall…competed with the varsity eight and second varsity eight during the spring…was a part of the dead heat against Oregon State in the race for the Crawford Perpetual Plate…helped the second varsity eight boat take first at the Gonzaga dual…helped the second varsity eight boat place fourth in the Grand Final at San Diego Crew Classic…in three races over three sessions

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Sara Brittany BREVICK BROOKS Sophomore | 5-9 Senior | 5-6 Fall City, Wash. Spanaway, Wash. Bellevue College Spanaway Lake HS

WSU CAREER: As a FRESHMAN (2015-16), opened the WSU CAREER: As a JUNIOR (2015-16), rowed with the spring season in a victory with the third varsity eight at second varsity eight before transitioning to the varsity No. 19 Gonzaga…rowed to a second-place finish with four… rowed in the bow for the Cougars’ second varsity the novice eight in both the prelim and grand final of the eight in victory against No. 19 Gonzaga to open the San Diego Crew Classic…finished second to No. 9 Texas season…stayed with the second varsity eight at the San in both races…competed with the novice eight at No. 8 Diego Crew Classic and helped row the crew to a sixth- Washington…joined the second varsity four ‘C’ against place finish in the grand final…teamed up in the varsity Oregon State, as WSU went on to win its seventh- four at No. 8 Washington…stayed with the varsity straight Winchell Cup. four at the Clemson Invite and finished second to No. 3 Virginia and third to No. 10 Michigan and Oklahoma HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in volleyball and track and over two races on the first day of the invite…finished field at Mount Si High School at Snoqualmie, Wash… fifth on day two in a competitive heat that included lettered three times in volleyball and four times in No. 4 Ohio State and No. 17 Harvard…traveled to the track and field as a javelin and discus thrower…was 2016 NCAA Championships as a spare…named Pac-12 track team’s captain as a senior…also was the KingCo All-Academic Honorable Mention…as a SOPHOMORE 4A discus champion…made it to the state competition (2014-15), competed with varsity eight crew in the fall… in javelin…placed tenth…won first in javelin at the in the spring, competed with the third varsity eight Shelton Invitational as a junior…competed at the state boat…rowed passed Louisville and Clemson in the tournament with her volleyball team as a sophomore. Clemson Invitational…help defeat No. 17 UCLA, No. 18 Oregon State, and Oregon at Dexter Lake…helped PERSONAL: Born Sara Elin Brevick…August of 1996 third varsity crew attain third place in the Pac-12 Rowing at Fall City, Wash…father Dale works in commercial Championships…as a FRESHMAN (2013-14), competed construction…mother Kris is a property/nursery with the novice team that finished fifth at the Pac-12 manager…brothers Danny, Peter, Zach, and A.J…sisters Championships. Karin and Amy…all of her siblings are older and have attended Washington State…A.J. is the only sibling HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in volleyball, lacrosse, currently still in school…Karin and Amy rowed for the wrestling, and track at Spanaway Lake High School at WSU rowing team…Danny and Peter rowed for the Spanaway, Wash…was a three-year letter winner as men’s club team…Zach played football for the Cougars, an outside hitter in volleyball…team captain 2011-13… and AJ is on the football equipment staff…enjoys played as a mid in lacrosse and won two varsity letters… playing with nieces and nephews, sports, and cooking… team captain 2011-12…senior year, wrestled and placed majoring in elementary education. second at the district tournament and third at the regional tournament…competed at state tournament… qualified for the district tournament in pole vault as a senior.

PERSONAL: Born Brittany Joy Brooks…November of 1994 at Laplata, Md…father Azrael is a truck driver… mother Dorinda is a FedEx driver…sister Ashley…enjoys Olympic-style weight lifting and being outdoors… GPA ranked in top five percent of high school class… majoring in mechanical engineering.

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Jess Ellie BROUGHAM BURG Sophomore | 5-10 Junior | 5-1 Wanganui, New Zealand Bellevue, Wash. St. Peter’s School Bellevue HS

WSU CAREER: As a FRESHMAN (2015-16), competed WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), coxed the with the second varsity eight, before moving to the varsity four…helped lead varsity four crew to a victory varsity eight at the Clemson Invite…stayed with that to open the spring season at Gonzaga…guided Cougar crew throughout the rest of the season…started Cougar varsity four to a second-place finish on day one of the spring racing career with a victory at No. 19 Gonzaga in San Diego Crew Classic in heat ‘C’ to qualify for the grand the second varsity eight…placed second in the second final…ended up placing sixth…also guided the Cougar varsity eight behind No. 14 USC on day one of the San varsity four against No. 8 Washington…motivated her Diego Crew Classic…continued to finish sixth in the crew to a second-place finish at the first session of the grand final on day two in a tightly-contested heat… Clemson Invite behind No. 3 Virginia…placed third in the competed with the second varsity eight for the last second session in a close contest with No. 10 Michigan time on the season at No. 8 Washington…moved to the and Oklahoma…finished the final day in heat one and varsity eight at the Clemson Invite…made debut helping came in fifth against tough competition including No. crew to a second-place finish behind No. 3 Virginia in 4 Ohio State and No. 17 Harvard…guided the varsity heat three…placed second just behind No. 10 Michigan four to a convincing 12-second win over Oregon State later in the day during second-session heat-two action… while Cougars swept all events en-route to a seventh- battled closely with No. 4 Ohio State on the final day, straight Winchell Cup…her varsity four came in fifth at challenging the Buckeyes with a second-place finish… the Pac-12 Championships, while the team placed in the while competing with the varsity eight, contributed to top four for a second-straight year…helped lead varsity WSU’s sweep over Oregon State by winning the Crawford four all the way to the ‘C’ Final at the 2016 NCAA Rowing Perpetual Plate…team won its seventh-consecutive Championships…placed third in the heat for a 15th- Winchell Cup…same varsity eight crew placed fifth at place finish…team finished 12th overall…named Pac-12 the Pac-12 Championships, and team finished in the top All-Academic Honorable Mention. four for a second-straight year…advanced to and won the ‘C’ Final at the 2016 NCAA Rowing Championships, PRIO TO WSU: Attended Bellevue High School at defeating five other varsity eight crews for a 13th-place Bellevue, Wash…was a coxswain for a rowing club for finish…team finished 12th overall. two years.

PRIOR TO WSU: Competed in hockey, soccer and tennis PERSONAL: Born Eleanor Burg…January of 1996 at St. Peter’s School at Cambridge, New Zealand...in at Sydney, Australia…father Hahns Burg…mother 2014, was a U18 quad gold medalist, U18 double silver Kathleen Gill…brother Peter…sister Olivia…enjoys medalist and New Zealand rowing trialist…in 2013, running, hiking and reading…majoring in psychology. named most promising oarsman…in 2012, tabbed most improved oarsman and most promising junior hockey player.

PERSONAL: Born Jessica Brougham…February of 1997 at Wanganui, New Zealand…father, Wayne…mother Lynair…brother Jared…enjoys music and playing sports…majoring in criminal justice.

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Ella Paige COWAN DE WOLF DANIELSON Freshman | 5-9 Sophomore | 5-8 Fairfield, Conn. St. Cloud, Minn. Miss Porter’s School Cathedral HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in rowing at Miss Porter’s WSU CAREER: As a FRESHMAN (2015-16), opened the School at Farmington, Conn. for coach Robin season with a victory in the third varsity eight at No. Neschke…was a captain throughout the 2016 season… 19 Gonzaga…raced tightly against No. 9 Texas with in the spring, led the first varsity eight and competed in the novice eight at the first day of the San Diego Crew the first varsity four at the New England Interscholastic Classic…defeated five other crews in the grand final, Rowing Association Championships (NEIRAs)…raced and placed second to No. 9 Texas with the novice eight in the fall at the 2015 Head of the Charles regatta…as to cap the Classic…moved to the varsity four for dual a junior, was a substitute for the second varsity eight action at No. 8 Washington…continued with the varsity boat at NEIRAs…also competed as a member of the four and finished second to No. 3 Virginia in first race second varsity four boat and qualified for the petite at the Clemson Invite…in the second session, raced finals at the NEIRAs as a sophomore…competed in closely with No. 10 Michigan and Oklahoma, and the New England Prep School Swimming and Diving finished third…finished the weekend by placing fifth Championships (NEPSAC) as a freshman, sophomore, in a highly-competitive race that included No. 4 Ohio and junior…raced in the distance freestyle all three State and No. 20 Louisville…helped the varsity four to years…also competed in equestrian as a junior…made a 12-second win over Oregon State, as WSU won its honor roll sophomore-senior years…additionally made seventh-consecutive Winchell Cup…placed fifth at the the high honor roll spring of her senior year…was an Pac-12 Championships with the varsity four, and team ally of the school’s LGBTQ school community club: finished in the top four for a second-straight year… SPECTRUM. raced at the NCAA Championships with the varsity four, and finished 15th…team placed 12th. PERSONAL: Born Ella Cowan de Wolf…April of 1998 at New York, N.Y.…father Gary de Wolf and mother PRIOR TO WSU: Four-sport athlete at Cathedral High Marti Cowan are both architects…enjoys photography, School at St. Cloud, Minn…lettered six times in cross swimming, and poetry…intends to pursue a degree in country and track and field…two times in basketball… animal science. once in swimming…was a basketball team captain as a senior and junior…competed at the state meet with her cross country team, as a senior and a junior… also captained the cross country team as a junior… part of an all-state 4x800 meter relay team as a junior and a sophomore…named cross country all-state as a freshman, team won the A State Championship… member of the Minnesota Junior Elite Triathlon team for coach Kris Swarthout…won 2014 Junior of the Year at the Minnesota Multisport Awards.

PERSONAL: Born Paige Danielson…September of 1996 at St. Cloud, Minn…father Steven is a family physician…. mother Rhonda is a radiologic technologist…sisters Greta and Elena…Elena competes in cross country and track at Bradley/University…enjoys baking and running…was co-valedictorian of her high school…a National Merit Scholar…Executive Vice President of her student senate, as a senior…member of the Math and Speech teams…majoring in electrical engineering.

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Samantha Ivy EILERS ELLING-QUAINTANCE Sophomore | 5-8 Freshman | 5-9 Royal City, Wash. Sidney, British Columbia Royal HS Stelly’s Secondary School

PRIOR TO WSU: Rowed for Jesse Hume at Stelly’s Secondary School at Saanichton, B.C…as a senior, was selected as a member of Canada’s 2015-16 Junior National Development Team…rowed at the 2016 Junior World Rowing Championships as part of Canada’s junior women’s double sculls…advanced to the ‘B’ final and placed third…selected to the Canadian Junior National Team in 2015 for CanAmMex at Mexico City… won gold in the women’s ‘A’ varsity pair…invited to row to Podium Camps with Chuck McDiarmid…2015 and 2014 Victoria City Rowing Club (VCRC) Developmental Team member…rowed in the Brentwood Regatta as a junior, and earned first in both the women’s U-19 double and quad…seat raced to a first-place finish with the Canadian Junior National Team on the starboard side at Wellard, Ontario…named the VCRC Outstanding Female Rower of the Year as a junior…won same award as a sophomore…again competed at the Brentwood Regatta, taking first with her U-17 varsity eight crew… also placed first in the varsity quad…competed at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta as a sophomore and a freshman…placed first in the women’s U-17 double and four, and second place in the U-17 eight…as a freshman, placed second in the Junior B Girls’ eight…fourth place in the Junior B Girls’ quad...and sixth place in the Junior B double.

PERSONAL: Born Ivy Jasmine Elling Quaintance… August of 1998 at Saanichton, B.C…father Lloyd Elling, and mother Robyn Quaintance are both retired…sister Holly.

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Vanessa Jill GONZALEZ-JIMENEZ HANNINK Freshman | Senior | 5-10 Orlando, Fla. Winter Park HS

WSU CAREER: As a JUNIOR (2015-16) competed with the second varsity four, novice eight, and third varsity eight…opened the spring season with the second varsity four at No. 19 Gonzaga…won a tight race with her crew by two seconds…did not race again until joining the novice eight for the Clemson Invite…the crew competed in the third varsity eight heat, and the Cougars won the heat in the first session…in the second heat/second session, she helped the novice eight to a second-place finish behind No. 3 Virginia…on the final day, in heat one action, rowed to a third-place finish behind No. 8 Texas and No. 20 Louisville…one of five Cougar boats to sweep Oregon State and win seventh- straight Winchell Cup, competing with the third varsity eight…finished season with the third varsity eight at the Pac-12 Championships…crew placed third in its heat, and team placed in the top four for a second-straight season.

PRIOR TO WSU: Rowed at Virginia prior to transferring to Washington State…SOPHOMORE (2014-15) season rowed with the fourth varsity four at the ACC/Big Ten Challenge …as a FRESHMAN (2013-14) season rowed with fifth varsity eight that defeated Duke’s third varsity eight at the UVA Invitational…rowed with the third varsity four that defeated Princeton…member of the novice eight that placed second at the Princeton Chase.

HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in rowing at Winter Park High School at Orlando, Fla...in 2013, finished third at Head of the Hooch in youth eight...in 2012 finished fourth at Head of the Hooch in youth eight...finished third at state in varsity eight in 2012…beat all-time 2K record at Winter Park High School.

PERSONAL: Born Jalena Hannink…December of 1993 at Winter Park, Fla…father Timothy…mother Charon… brothers Adam and Anthony…enjoys playing music, hiking and longboarding…majoring in anthropology.

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Nicole HARE Senior | 5-10 Calgary, Alberta Bowness HS

WSU CAREER: Used her redshirt season as a SENIOR Championships…FRESHMAN (2012-13), year, member (2015-16), while training for the 2016 Olympic Games of the varsity eight and junior varsity eight…helped at Rio with the Canadian National Team…qualified for varsity eight win at Head of the Spokane and Oregon the Olympic Games in the women’s pair for Canada… State Classic morning session…defeated Gonzaga ended up advancing to the ‘C’ Final and finished second in dual action…concluded season with 14th-place in that heat, …competed at the Under 23 World Rowing finish at NCAA Championships…named 2012 Junior Championships later in August, 2016…won gold in the Female Sculler of the Year by Rowing Canada Aviron… women’s pair at Rotterdam, Netherlands…rowed past represented Canada took fifth place in women’s eight at Italy, Russia, the United States, Norway, and Germany 2013 World Rowing Under-23 Championships. in the final…as aJUNIOR (2014-15), rowed with the varsity eight crew in the fall…in the spring, competed PRIOR TO WSU: Competed in swimming, cross country, with the varsity eight crew for all events…contributed volleyball, and field hockey at Bowness High School to the eighth-consecutive Fawley Cup after outlasting at Calgary, Alberta…earned female athlete of the year Gonzaga…defeated the No. 14 Texas Longhorns in the freshmen and sophomore years…cross-country MVP as morning session of the Clemson Invitational in both a freshman…named swimming and field hockey MVP heats …helped row past No. 18 Oregon State and No. following her sophomore year…earned Great Bear 15 Harvard on day two of the Clemson Invite…led the Award for leadership…named female junior rower of varsity eight crew secured the Crawford Perpetual Plate the year by both the Calgary Rowing Club and Alberta with a win over Oregon State…attained fourth place Rowing Association in 2011…in 2010, won gold at the in the Pac-12 Rowing Championships… advanced to Royal Canadian Henley in double competition…took the A/B Semifinals, finishing ahead of Harvard in the first for Alberta in a singles event at the 2011 Western Repechage…contributed to the varsity eight crew ninth- Canada Summer Games. place finish in the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championships as the team finished eighth overall…named Second Team PERSONAL: Born Nicole Bailey Hare…July of 1994 All-America for a second-consecutive year…also was in Calgary…father Lyle is a chiropractor…mother Pia selected to the (CRCA) Region 5 Second Team…selected Steinmuller is a registered nurse…sister Danielle as a CRCA National Scholar-Athlete…named Pac-12 competed for Syracuse in field hockey…brother Karl… All-Academic First Team…as a SOPHOMORE (2013-14), enjoys sports and geocaching…majoring in marketing. competed with the varsity eight boat in the spring… contributed to first-place finishes against Gonzaga and in the second session of the Clemson Invite…part of second and third-place finishes for the varsity eight in first and third sessions of Clemson Invite…helped varsity eight place third at the San Diego Crew Classic… race against Oregon State ended in a tie…helped the varsity eight boat with a sixth-place finish at the Pac-12 Championships, along with a sixth-place team finish… at NCAA Championships, helped the varsity eight boat finish 15th overall, as team placed 14th…named to the Pac-12 All-Conference and Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) All-West Region First Teams… named Second Team All-America…received Pac-12 All-Academic First Team honors with a 3.80 GPA… named a 2014 CRCA National Scholar-Athlete…finished third with Canada at 2014 World Rowing Under-23

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Jessi HOWE Senior | 5-11 Bothell, Wash. Bothell HS

WSU CAREER: As a JUNIOR (2015-16), rowed with HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in track, basketball and soccer the second varsity eight and rowed in the fourth seat at Bothell High School at Bothell, Wash…captain of the at all regattas…started the season at No. 19 Gonzaga track team in 2012 and 2013…named MVP in track as a and helped crew defeat the Bulldogs while Cougars sophomore and junior…as a junior, placed 14th in triple won five-of-six races…finished second in preliminary jump at WIAA 4A Track and Field State Championships… competition at the San Diego Crew Classic with the as a senior, placed 7th in the 4x200m Relay and second varsity eight…advanced to the grand final competed in 4x100m Relay at state meet…won Coach’s and helped row team to a sixth-place finish…battled Award in soccer and track as a senior…basketball team at No. 8 Washington with the second varsity…started captain as a senior…All-In award-winner in basketball the Clemson Invite with a second-place finish behind as a junior and senior…three-sport varsity athlete as a No. 3 Virginia…her second varsity eight continued on junior and senior. to place second behind No. 10 Michigan in the second session, and also placed second behind No. 4 Ohio PERSONAL: Born Jessica Marie Howe…September of State on the final day of racing…rowed as part of a five- 1994 at Bellevue, Wash…mother Kristi…brothers Connor crew sweep over Oregon State, and helped the Cougars and Dylan…enjoys hiking, biking and scrapbooking… to a seventh-straight Winchell Cup…placed fourth at in 2013, was Editor-In-Chief of Bothell HS newspaper… the Pac-12 Rowing Championships with the second President of high school Earth Club in 2012 and 2013… varsity eight, while team also finished in the top four won the National Wildlife Federation 2013 Conservation for a second-straight year…placed 11th with the second Achievement Award (Youth)…named a United States varsity eight at the NCAA Rowing Championships and Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete in 2013…majoring helped team to a 12th-place overall finish…named in civil engineering. a CRCA National Scholar-Athlete…also tabbed Pac- 12 All-Academic Second Team…both awards marked her second selections…as a SOPHOMORE (2014- 15), rowed with the third varsity crew in the fall…in the spring, competed with the second varsity boat… helped defeat Gonzaga, winning the Fawley Cup for the eighth straight season…bested No. 18 Oregon State, No. 20 Minnesota and No.15 Harvard on day two of the Clemson Invitational…contributed to a victory over No. 17 UCLA…helped attain third place in the Pac-12 Rowing Championships…defeated Texas and Virginia to advance to the A/B Semifinals…helped the second varsity eight crew finish sixth in the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championships as the team finished eighth overall… named a CRCA National Scholar-Athlete…also tabbed Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team…as a FRESHMAN (2013-14) year, competed with the novice team and was a member of the novice boat that finished fifth at the Pac-12 Championships.

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Mahal Hunter JOHNSON JONES Junior | 5-9 Senior | 5-7 Seattle, Wash. Anchorage, Alaska Holy Names Academy Anchorage HS

WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), opened WSU CAREER: As a JUNIOR (2015-16), rowed with the the season at No. 19 Gonzaga in the fourth varsity fourth varsity eight, and defeated No. 19 Gonzaga to eight, and defeated the Bulldogs by seven seconds… open the season …raced in the second varsity four ‘C’ rowed with the third varsity eight ‘B’ against Oregon against Gonzaga, and the Cougars swept the Beavers State…the Cougars swept the Beavers for a seventh- in all races to earn a seventh-straight Winchell Cup…as straight Winchell Cup win…as a FRESHMAN (2014-15), a SOPHOMORE (2014-15), competed with third varsity competed with the novice eight crew in the spring. eight crew in the spring, did not participate in the fall… as a FRESHMAN (2013-14), competed with the novice HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in basketball and rowing team and was a member of novice boat that finished at Holy Names Academy at Seattle...in 2010-11, fifth at the Pac-12 Championships. helped women’s basketball team to a 3A WIAA State Championship…named most improved rower with 2013 HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in cross-country skiing, flag Spring Experienced Crew at Holy Names Academy. football and track and field at Anchorage High School at Anchorage, Alaska…helped cross-country skiing team to PERSONAL: Born Mahal Johnson…July of 1996 at regional championships sophomore and senior year… Seattle…father, Wayne, played football at Washington named Honorable Mention All-Cook Inlet Conference in State…mother Carolyn…brother Wayne Jr…enjoys flag football as a senior and was a team captain in 2012 baking, yoga and spending time with family and as a junior. friends…member of National Honor Society and was a Sport and Spirit Officer…majoring in kinesiology. PERSONAL: Born Hunter Valerie Jordan Jones… August of 1995 at Anchorage, Alaska…father Carl is a safety manager…mother Beverly is a customer service manager…brother Bradford…fourth cousin, Drake Nevis, was a defensive tackle for the LSU football team and played for five different NFL teams…currently plays for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League…enjoys watching movies and hanging out with friends…in 2013, received a varsity letter in music at Anchorage High School for orchestra…majoring in communication.

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Renee Jenna KEMP KENNEDY Freshman | 5-7 Junior | 5-10 Te Awamutu, New Zealand Vancouver, Wash. Te Awamutu HS Evergreen HS

PRIOR TO WSU: Competed in netball, rugby, volleyball, WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), rowed with and rowing at Te Awamutu College at Te Awamutu, the varsity four, third varsity eight, and novice eight… New Zealand…rowed for coach Clive Steenson…as a started the season with a victory over No. 19 Gonzaga… senior, competed in the Maadi Cup…placed fourth in helped the varsity four advance to the grand final at the the U-17 single sculls, and eighth in the U-18 single San Diego Crew Classic, by placing second behind No. sculls…as a junior at the Maadi Cup, raced to a third- 14 USC…raced to sixth in the grand final…competed at place finish with the U-18 coxed quad and fifth in the No. 8 Washington…competed with the novice eight at U-16 single sculls…named school’s Most Promising the Clemson Invite…crew finished first in the opening Female Rower, and also won the Top Female Novice session, and second in the second session…on day Rower award… rowed for New Zealand’s North Island three, her boat placed third in close contest with No. 8 U-18 team for coach Rebecca Beattie…placed first in the Texas and No. 20 Louisville…defeated Oregon State coxed quad, third in the single scull, and helped guide with the third varsity eight as part of a seventh-straight team to an overall Menzies Trophy victory…played goal Winchell Cup win for WSU…also rowed with the third defense, wing defense, and goal keeper in netball… varsity eight at the Pac-12 Championships, placing third, played for the Premiere team as a senior and junior… while the team earned a top-four finish for a second- most improved player as a junior…represented Waipa/ straight year…traveled to the NCAA Championships Waitomo on the U-17 netball team …also won the Senior as a spare…As a FRESHMAN (2014-15), opened the Annual Crossfit Games as a junior…member of the Te season rowing with the second varsity four at the Pac-12 Awamutu senior ‘A’ team and named most improved Women’s Challenge versus No. 2 Virginia…competed player as a sophomore…in rugby, won the team’s Most with the novice eight at home against Gonzaga… Improved Player award as a freshman…also played defeated the Washington State third varsity eight in as a sophomore…was on the school’s developmental the same heat, and Cougars swept all events to take the Fawley Cup…rowed against Washington in the volleyball team as a sophomore…was Chairperson of third varsity eight…in the first session of the Clemson the service committee, won the school’s Service to the Invite, helped the third varsity eight knock off Louisville, Community Award, and was presented the Masonic Clemson, Michigan State, and Tennessee, and won the Lodge’s Trophy for excellent contribution to the school race by nearly nine seconds…in the second session, in 2015…was a two-time Academic Excellence award also with the third varsity eight, the Cougars finished winner in 2013 and 2014. fourth in a close heat that had the top four teams separated by just seconds…at day two of competition, PERSONAL: Born Renee Kemp…February of 1998 at Te came back with the third varsity eight to finish third in Awamutu, New Zealand…father Neville and mother heat two action…defeated Pac-12 foes UCLA, Oregon Cherie are both real estate agents…brothers Nathan State, and Oregon in the final regular season regatta, and Daniel…sister Hannah…enjoys all sports, cooking, with the third varsity eight…also helped Cougars pick up music, and mountain climbing…intends to major in a sixth-consecutive Winchell Cup over the Beavers. neuroscience. HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in golf at Evergreen High School at Vancouver, Wash...two-time golf varsity letter winner…secured highest GPA average out of all Evergreen High School teams

PERSONAL: Born Jenna Marie Kennedy…July of 1996 at Portland, Ore…mother Tina…sister Lisa… enjoys reading, hiking and swimming…majoring in microbiology.

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Shannon Jenna MACKENZIE MANGIAGLI Sophomore | 5-5 Junior | 5-3 Washington, D.C. Hermosa Beach, Calif. The School Without Walls HS Mira Costa HS

WSU CAREER: As a FRESHMAN (2015-16), did not WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), coxed the compete. varsity eight to open the season at No. 19 Gonzaga…led the second varsity eight to a second-place finish behind PRIOR TO WSU: Competed in rowing as coxswain at No. 14 USC in day one of the San Diego Crew Classic… School Without Walls Senior High School and Capital crew finished sixth in the grand final at the Classic… Rowing Club at Washington D.C...three-time rowing continued to guide the second varsity eight crew at No. varsity letter winner…earned her school’s four-year 8 Washington, and throughout the Clemson Invite…at rowing award as a senior…coxed the men’s junior Clemson, crew finished second behind No. 3 Virginia in four to a sixth-place finish at the Mid-Atlantic Junior heat three of the first session…also placed second in heat Championships…won Spirit of Capital award…selected three of the second session behind No. 10 Michigan… Most Improved Rower/Coxswain as a junior…coxed the raced past five crews on the final day, finishing second to novice women’s four to silver at the Mid-Atlantic Junior No. 4 Ohio State in heat one…guided second varsity eight Championships. to a five-second win over Oregon State, while the Cougars swept all events to win a seventh-straight Winchell Cup… PERSONAL: Born Shannon Elizabeth MacKenzie… her second varsity eight crew placed fourth at the Pac- 12 Championships, and team finished in the top four for January of 1997 at Destin, Florida…father Scott is retired a second-straight year…finished with the second varsity from the U.S. Air Force…mother Suzette…brother eight at the 2016 NCAA Championships, leading crew to the Spencer…sister Samantha…enjoys cooking, outdoor petite final, finishing 11th…team finished 12th…selected activities, snorkeling, and running half marathons… as a CRCA National Scholar-Athlete…named to the Pac-12 published author for One World Education’s book which All-Academic Second Team...…as a FRESHMAN (2014-15), helped set the common core curriculum for her middle competed with the varsity eight and second varsity eight school…majoring in environmental science. boats in the fall…in the spring, competed with the second varsity eight, novice and third varsity eight boats...led the second varsity eight crew past No. 5 Stanford…defeated third varsity eight and novice eight crew from Gonzaga... helped the second varsity eight boat row past Louisville and Clemson in the Clemson Invitational…helped defeat No. 17 UCLA at Dexter Lake…attained third place in the Pac-12 Rowing Championships…defeated Texas and Virginia to advance to the A/B Semifinals…second varsity eight boat finished sixth at the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championships as the team finished eighth overall.

PRIOR TO WSU: Competed in swimming at Mira Costa High School at Manhattan Beach, Calif…was a coxswain for the Marina Aquatic Center club rowing team.

PERSONAL: Born Jenna Lynn Mangiagli…May of 1996 at Torrance, Calif…father Steve is a surfboard manufacturer…mother Teresa works for Alaska Airlines… brothers, Jesse and Jon…enjoys rowing, surfing, going to the beach, watching Netflix, spending time with friends and family, and traveling…named to the Honor Roll…won scholar-athlete award…Co-President of Italian Heritage Club…majoring in human development.

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Emily MORROW Junior | 5-10 Regina, Saskatchewan Campbell Collegiate

WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), split time PERSONAL: Born Emily Grace Morrow…February between the varsity and second varsity eight boats… of 1996 at Regina, Saskatchewan…father Brent is an rowed with the varsity eight at No. 19 Gonzaga to open information technology systems analyst…mother Grace the season…helped Cougars to a third-place finish in the is a registered nurse and played volleyball at Western ‘A’ heat at day one of the San Diego Crew Classic…sent Wyoming College…sister Jill…brother Evan…enjoys the varsity eight to the grand final at day two…Cougars scrapbooking, cake decorating, and playing the piano… placed fifth in an eight-crew race...competed with the has been on the Honor Roll since 7th grade…attained varsity eight at No. 8 Washington…transitioned to the a 90-92 percent average throughout high school…has second varsity eight at the Clemson Invite…at Clemson, received 12 years of piano instruction…majoring in crew finished second behind No.3 Virginia in heat three accounting. of the first session…also placed second in heat three of the second session behind No. 10 Michigan…raced past five crews on the final day, finishing second to No. 4 Ohio State in heat one…out-stroked Oregon State with the second varsity eight, and team swept all events to win a seventh-straight Winchell Cup…placed fourth at the Pac-12 Championships with the second varsity eight, and team also picked up a second-straight top-four finish…advanced to the petite final at the 2016 NCAA Championships with the second varsity eight, placing 11th...team finished 12th…selected as a CRCA National Scholar-Athlete…named to the Pac-12 All-Academic First Team…as a FRESHMAN (2014-15), competed with the second varsity eight team in the fall…in the spring, competed with the second varsity eight crew in all events…led the second varsity eight crew past No. 5 Stanford…contributed to the eighth-consecutive Fawley Cup after outlasting Gonzaga…bested No. 18 Oregon State, No. 20 Minnesota, and No.15 Harvard on day two of the Clemson Invitational…helped defeat No. 17 UCLA at Dexter Lake…attained third place in the Pac-12 Rowing Championships…defeated Texas and Virginia to advance to the A/B Semifinals…second varsity eight boat finished sixth at the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championships as the team finished eighth overall.

PRIOR TO WSU: Competed in basketball at Campbell Collegiate at Regina, Saskatchewan...played post for the Tartans and team won the City Championship her sophomore year...member of the Regina Rowing Club during junior and senior year…attended the Canada Summer Games at Sherbrooke, Quebec, August of 2013…senior year, was voted Most Improved Oarsperson with Regina Rowing Club.

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Jessica Kamila NEWSON ONDRACKOVA Junior | 5-6 Freshman | 5-7 St. Austell, England Prague, Czech Republic Poltair School

WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), opened PRIOR TO WSU: Was involved in gymnastics, sports season in the second varsity eight with a seven-second aerobics, track and field, swimming, and the ceramics win at No. 19 Gonzaga…carried on to finish second club…rowed for Veslařský klub Bohemians Praha… behind No. 14 USC in day-one competition at the San placed fifth at the World Cup as a senior…at the Czech Diego Crew Classic, with the second varsity eight crew… Championships finished first and third…placed second finished sixth in the grand final at day two…rowed in long distance in the U-23 division…placed tenth at with the second varsity eight at No. 8 Washington… the World Rowing U-23 Championships at Bulgaria… with the second varsity eight crew at Clemson, finished as a junior, rowed at the European Championships in second behind No. 3 Virginia in heat three of the first Belgium…finished tenth…placed first two times and session…also placed second in heat three of the second second once at the World Rowing Championships in session behind No. 10 Michigan…raced past five Germany…placed 15th…as a sophomore, rowed at crews on the final day, finishing second to No. 4 Ohio the Czech Championships, and placed third in long State in heat one…out-stroked Oregon State with the distance…also earned gold…as a freshman, rowed at second varsity eight, and team swept all events to win the Olympic Hopes regatta, and finished second…again a seventh-straight Winchell Cup…placed fourth at the competed at the Czech Championships, and rowed to a Pac-12 Championships with the second varsity eight, second-place finish in the long distance. and team also picked up a second-straight top-four finish…advanced to the petite final at the 2016 NCAA PERSONAL: Born Kamila Ondrackova…August of 1996 at Championships with the second varsity eight, placing Prague, Czech Republic…father Pavel, is a timber seller 11th...team finished 12th…as aFRESHMAN (2014-15), and rowed for the Military Sports Center…mother Hana competed with the varsity four and second varsity eight is a teacher…sister Ema…enjoys rowing, cross country, crews in the fall…in the spring, competed with novice and skiing…intends to pursue a degree in kinesiology. and third varsity eight teams….helped the third varsity eight team row past Louisville and Clemson in the Clemson Invitational…help defeat No. 17 UCLA, No. 18 Oregon State and Oregon at Dexter Lake…helped third varsity crew attain third place in the Pac-12 Rowing Championships as the team finished third overall…was a spare for WSU at the 2015 NCAA Championships.

PRIOR TO WSU: Competed in rowing at Hartpury College at Gloucester, England…helped the Gloucester-Hartpury girls’ quad win the Diamond Jubilee Challenge Cup at the Henley Royal Regatta…member of the Great Britain Under-18 women’s quad, which won a gold medal.

HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in rowing, netball and track and field at Poltair School at St. Austell, England.

PERSONAL: Born Jessica Diane Newson, January of 1996 at Truro, England…father Steve is a heavy goods vehicle driver, mother Joanna is administrative officer… brother Adam…enjoys rowing, fitness, and socializing… majoring in social sciences.

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Chloe Sophia ROGERS ROGERS Senior | 6-0 Sophomore | 5-7 Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Gonzaga Preparatory School Gonzaga Preparatory School

WSU CAREER: As a REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2015-16), WSU CAREER: As a FRESHMAN (2015-16), opened the opened the season with the varsity eight at No. 19 spring season with a victory in the fourth varsity eight Gonzaga…moved to the second varsity eight at the San at No. 19 Gonzaga…rowed with the third varsity eight Diego Crew Classic…finished second behind No. 14 USC ‘B’ against Oregon State and WSU won its seventh- in day-one of competition…finished sixth in the grand consecutive Winchell Cup. final…continued competition with the second varsity eight at No. 8 Washington…with the second varsity eight HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-sport athlete and earned crew at the Clemson Invite, finished second behind No. four varsity letters in cross country, gymnastics, and 3 Virginia in heat three of the first session…also placed track and field at Gonzaga Prep at Spokane, Wash. second in heat three of the second session behind No. 10 Michigan…raced past five crews on the final day, PERSONAL: Born Sophia Frances Rogers…March of finishing second to No. 4 Ohio State in heat one…out- 1997 at Spokane, Wash…father Brett…mother Cecelia… stroked Oregon State with the second varsity eight, and sister Chloë currently rows for Washington State… team swept all events to win a seventh-straight Winchell enjoys skiing…majoring in nutrition and exercise Cup…placed fourth at the Pac-12 Championships physiology. with the second varsity eight, and team also picked up a second-straight top-four finish…advanced to the petite final at the 2016 NCAA Championships with the second varsity eight, placing 11th...team finished 12th… JUNIOR (2014-15), did not compete in fall or spring…as a SOPHOMORE (2013-14), rowed with the varsity four, second varsity eight and second varsity four…helped the varsity four boat defeat Gonzaga…finished fourth with varsity four in Grand Final at San Diego Crew Classic… rowed with second varsity four and finished second as team captured Winchell Cup with victory over Oregon State… helped the second varsity eight boat place fifth at Pac-12 Championships as the team finished sixth overall…helped the second varsity eight boat finish fifth in the Petite Final at the NCAA Championships, helping the crew finish 11th overall and team finish 14th… member of the novice team FRESHMAN (2012-13) year.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned six letters at Gonzaga Preparatory School...three letters in softball...three letters in track and field...competed in javelin and triple jump.

PERSONAL: Born Chloe Zoann Rogers...May of 1994... father Brett Rogers…mother Cecelia is a cake decorator... younger sister Sophia currently rows for Washington State...enjoys skiing and softball…majoring in human development.

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Codi Taija SWENSON THOMPSON Junior | 5-9 Sophomore | 5-9 Lander, Wyo. Victoiria, British Columbia Lander Valley HS Stelly’s Secondary School

WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), rowed with WSU CAREER: As a FRESHMAN (2015-16), rowed past the varsity four all season…opened the season with No. 19 Gonzaga with the second varsity eight to open the an open-water win at No. 19 Gonzaga…crew finished season…helped the second varsity eight to a second- second behind No. 14 USC in heat ‘C’ at day one of the place finish behind No. 14 USC at day one of the San San Diego Crew Classic…ended up placing sixth in the Diego Crew Classic…crew finished sixth in the grand grand final…competed at No. 8 Washington…placed final at the Classic…continued to help power the second second and raced tightly with No. 3 Virginia in heat varsity eight crew at No. 8 Washington, and throughout three, session one, of the Clemson Invite…in session the Clemson Invite…at Clemson, crew finished second two, heat four, raced to within seconds of second-place behind No. 3 Virginia in heat three of the first session… Oklahoma, finishing third…ended the invite with a fifth- also placed second in heat three of the second session place finish in heat one…helped team earn seventh- behind No. 10 Michigan…raced past five crews on the straight Winchell Cup over Oregon State by defeating the final day, finishing second to No. 4 Ohio State in heat Beavers by 12 seconds…team swept all events…came one…rowed with the second varsity eight to a five- in fifth at the Pac-12 Championships, as team earned second win over Oregon State, while the Cougars swept its second-straight top-four finish…advanced to the ‘C’ all events to win a seventh-straight Winchell Cup. final of the 2016 NCAA Rowing Championships…placing 15th amongst varsity four crews…team placed 12th… HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in basketball and rowing at named Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention…as a Stelly’s Secondary School in Victoria, B.C...captain of FRESHMAN (2014-15)…rowed with the novice team. Victoria City Rowing Club…competed in CanAmMex in 2014 and 2015…Royal Canadian Henley U17 finalist HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in basketball, volleyball and in 2012 and 2013… named most outstanding novice in soccer at Lander Valley High School at Lander, Wyo... 2012. named volleyball all-county and all-conference in 2015… named all-conference and all-state for soccer in 2015… PERSONAL: Born Taija Thompson…May of 1997 at school record holder in volleyball for number of aces in Vicotria…mother Andrea…brother Mateo…majoring in a season and career aces at Lander Valley High School. kinesiology.

PERSONAL: Born Codi Swenson…September of 1996 at St, Louis…father, Paul, played football at the University of Kansas…mother Carol…brother Conrad…sister Mallory…majoring in kinesiology.

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Emily Kristel THOMSON TOHU Junior | 5-10 Junior | 5-9 St. Catharines, Ontario Tartu, Estonia Tennessee Loyola Marymount

WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), opened the PRIOR TO WSU: Rowed two seasons at Loyola Marymount season with the second varsity eight in a victory at No. 19 before transferring to WSU…as a SOPHOMORE (2015- Gonzaga…moved to the varsity eight for the San Diego 16), member of the varsity eight that finished third at the Crew Classic…helped crew advance to grand final with a WCC Championship…was named WCC All-Academic second-place finish behind No. 14 USC on day one…placed Honorable Mention…as a FRESHMAN (2014-15), helped fifth at the grand final on day two…competed with the LMU to a third-place finish at the WCC Championship... varsity eight at No. 8 Washington…at the Clemson Invite, part of women’s varsity eight that won at the San Diego raced past five other crews to finish second in heat three the first session...later finished second in heat two of the Crew Classic. second session…crew finished second one more time on day two, in heat one, just behind No. 4 Ohio State…helped HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Tartu Jaan Poska power varsity eight to a victory over Oregon State to win Gümnaasium in 2014 at Tartu, Estonia…played soccer the Crawford Perpetual Plate…Cougars went on to sweep and qualified for the Tartu Cup three times during her all races and win a seventh-straight Winchell Cup…at the sophomore-senior seasons…helped team to third, Pac-12 Championships, rowed varsity eight to a fifth-place second, and third-place finishes in the cup, respectively… finish, while team earned a top-four finish for the second- rowed for SAK Tartu rowing club and was a three-time straight year…helped the Cougars’ varsity eight advance to Estonian Champion, 10-time Baltic Champion, and the ‘C’ Final at the 2016 NCAA Championships…the eight placed 13th at the World Rowing Junior Championships. won the heat and placed 13th at the Championships…the team finished 12th. PERSONAL: Born Kristel Tohu…July of 1995 at Tartu, Estonia…father Marco…brother Tauri…sister Gerly… PRIOR TO WSU: Rowed one season at Tennessee…as a enjoys art…majoring in political science. FRESHMAN (2014-15), rowed with the varsity eight boat and women’s college pair…won a gold medal with women’s coxless pair clocking in at 21:20.9…rowed in varsity eight boat earning another gold medal with a time of 18:04.7 at the Secret City Head Race…at the Big 12 Rowing Championships, part of the varsity eight that finished fourth in the grand finals with a time of 6:57.53…rowed to a third place finish with a time of 6:46.5 against Iowa and UCF…at the 42nd Annual San Diego Crew Classic, narrowly finished in fourth with a time of 6:56.38 in the grand final…rowed at the Oak Ridge Cardinal Invitational and placed third in three races.

HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in rowing, basketball, soccer and cross country at Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School at Hamilton, Ontario…placed first at the Canadian Secondary School Rowing Association Regatta in the senior women’s four...rowed with the South Niagara Rowing Club in Welland, Ontario, under coach Swede Burak…named player of the year for high school basketball in 2014…competed in soccer and cross country…recipient of Grant C. & Ann H. Hansen Rowing Scholarship Endowment.

PERSONAL: Born Emily Hope Thomson...July of 1996...

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Rosalina Lori TORCIVIA VERMURLEN Freshman | 5-9 Senior | 5-9 Ithaca, N.Y. Seattle, Wash. Ithaca HS Inglemoor HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Ithaca High School at WSU CAREER: As a JUNIOR (2015-16), opened the Ithaca, N.Y. in 2016…rowed for the Cascadilla Boat Club season with the varsity four, and earned an open-water under the direction of Marty Van Der Heide…placed first victory at No. 19 Gonzaga…varsity four crew finished at the New York State Scholastic Championships with the second behind No. 14 USC in heat ‘C’ at day one of the junior eight crew…placed third at the state competition San Diego Crew Classic…ended up placing sixth in the as a sophomore, competing in the senior double… grand final…rowed with the second varsity eight at No. also competed at the Scholastic Rowing Association 8 Washington…with the second varsity eight crew at the Nationals (SRAA) in the senior double during that Clemson Invite, finished second behind No. 3 Virginia in same sophomore season…as a freshman, rowed in a heat three of the first session…also placed second in heat junior double at SRAA Nationals…placed third at the three of the second session behind No. 10 Michigan… New York state competition with her senior eight crew raced past five crews on the final day, finishing second as a freshman, and also rowed at the Stotesbury Cup, to No. 4 Ohio State in heat one…out-stroked Oregon placing third in a junior double. State with the second varsity eight, and team swept all events to win a seventh-straight Winchell Cup…placed PERSONAL: Born Rosalina Torcivia…July of 1999 at fourth at the Pac-12 Championships with the second Niskayuna, N.Y…father Matthew is a nuclear engineer… varsity eight, and team also picked up a second-straight mother Patrice is an instructional designer…sister top-four finish…advanced to the petite final at the 2016 Anjelica is a rower at Syracuse University…brother NCAA Championships with the second varsity eight, Nicholas…enjoys drawing, yoga, and reading…intends placing 11th...team finished 12th…as a SOPHOMORE to major in bioengineering. (2014-15), competed with the second varsity eight team in the fall…in the spring, competed with the third varsity eight team… helped the third varsity eight team row past Louisville and Clemson in the Clemson Invite… as a FRESHMAN (2013-14), was a member of novice team…rowed with novice boat that placed fifth at Pac-12 Championships as the team finished third overall.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three letters in swimming at Inglemoor High School at Kenmore, Wash. for coach Perry Dolan...member of Everett Rowing Association... senior year, competed at Head of the Charles and San Diego Crew Classic.

PERSONAL: Born Lori Anne VerMurlen...February of 1995...father Mark and mother Cheri...sisters Marie and Jill...enjoys hiking and volunteering with pets and kids...vice president of sales for DECA in high school... placed fourth internationally in automotive service management...majoring in social sciences.

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Isabella WATT Senior | 5-8 Victoria, British Columbia Oak Bay HS

WSU CAREER: As a JUNIOR (2015-16), rowed with the second varsity eight’s win over Oregon State as team varsity eight at the San Diego Crew Classic… helped captured Winchell Cup…rowed with fifth-place second crew advance to grand final with a second-place finish varsity eight at the Pac-12 Championships…helped the behind No. 14 USC on day one…placed fifth at the second varsity eight boat finish fifth in the Petite Final at grand final…competed with the varsity eight at No. 8 the NCAA Championships, helping the crew finish 11th Washington…moved to the second varsity eight crew as team placed 14th. at the Clemson Invite, and finished second behind No. 3 Virginia in heat three of the first session…also placed HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in rowing, soccer and cross second in heat three of the second session behind No. country at Oak Bay High School at Oak Bay, B.C... 10 Michigan…raced past five crews on the final day, sophomore year, took first in U17 quad at the Royal finishing second to No. 4 Ohio State in heat one…out- Canadian Henley Regatta...junior year named captain stroked Oregon State with the second varsity eight, and of rowing team...took first in junior women’s double at team swept all events to win a seventh-straight Winchell Brentwood Regatta...also won junior women’s single Cup…placed fourth at the Pac-12 Championships with at West National Development Trials...competed with the second varsity eight, and team also picked up a junior women’s four at Junior World Championships... second-straight top-four finish…advanced to the petite senior year, runner-up in junior women’s single at final at the 2016 NCAA Championships with the second National Rowing Championships. varsity eight, placing 11th...team finished 12th…named a CRCA National Scholar-Athlete…selected to Pac-12 PERSONAL: Born Isabella Rose Watt...March of 1995... All-Academic Second Team…as a SOPHOMORE (2014- father Chris is a physician…mother Valerie is a therapist... 15), competed with the varsity eight and second varsity brother Angus…sister Emma...enjoys rock climbing, eight boats in the spring, did not compete in the fall… running, and spending time with her dog...majoring in competed with the second varsity eight team in the fall… kinesiology. in the spring, competed with the second varsity eight crew in all events…led the second varsity eight crew past No. 5 Stanford…contributed to the eighth-consecutive Fawley Cup after outlasting Gonzaga…bested No. 18 Oregon State, No. 20 Minnesota, and No.15 Harvard on day two of the Clemson Invitational…helped defeat No. 17 UCLA at Dexter Lake…attained third place in the Pac- 12 Rowing Championships…defeated Texas and Virginia to advance to the A/B Semifinals…second varsity eight boat finished sixth at the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championships as the team finished eighth overall… named Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention…as a FRESHMAN (2013-14), competed with the varsity eight and second varsity eight boats in spring…contributed to victories for the varsity eight over Gonzaga and at second session of the Clemson Invite…part of second and third place finishes for the varsity eight in first and third sessions of Clemson Invite, respectively…helped varsity eight place third at the San Diego Crew Classic… assisted with the

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Emily Lucie WEIBLE WEISSOVA Junior | 5-6 Junior | 5-10 St. Louis, Mo. Prague, Czech Republic Saint Mary’s Hotelova skola Radlicka

PRIOR TO WSU: Rowed for two seasons at Saint Mary’s WSU CAREER: As a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), opened the as a starboard….as a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), rowed in season with the varsity eight at No. 19 Gonzaga…rowed second varsity eight that placed first at the Covered Bridge with the second varsity eight at the San Diego Crew Regatta…rowed with the varsity eight the remainder of Classic… finished second behind No. 14 USC in day the season including at the WCC Championship and one of competition…finished sixth in the grand final… Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association (WIRA) continued competition with the second varsity eight at Championships…earned WCC All-Academic Honorable No. 8 Washington…with the second varsity eight crew Mention…as a FRESHMAN (2014-15), joined the team at the Clemson Invite, finished second behind No. 3 January, 2015 in time for spring competition…raced Virginia in heat three of the first session…also placed with varsity four to start her collegiate rowing career… second in heat three of the second session behind No. placed third at the Sacramento Invitational…rowed 10 Michigan…raced past five crews on the final day, with the varsity eight and placed fourth at the WCC finishing second to No. 4 Ohio State in heat one…moved Championship and third at WIRA Championships…at back to the varsity eight against Oregon State…defeated the WCC Championship, missed breaking the school’s the Beavers to win the Crawford Perpetual Plate…helped varsity eight all-time record by one second…won the Cougars sweep all events and win a seventh-straight program’s Newcomer of the Year award. Winchell Cup… at the Pac-12 Championships, rowed varsity eight to a fifth-place finish, while team earned HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in softball for four years at St. a top-four finish for the second-straight year…helped Joseph’s Academy at St. Louis…was the team’s captain the Cougars’ varsity eight advance to the ‘C’ Final at the as a senior…also was a starting pitcher and member of 2016 NCAA Championships…the eight won the heat and the North Carolina Lady Lightening, that placed ninth placed 13th at the Championships…the team finished at Premiere Girls Fastpitch National Championships… 12th…as a FRESHMAN (2014-15), competed with the as a junior, led high school team to quarterfinal and varsity four crew and the varsity eight crew in the fall… district championship wins…played for the 16U Chaos in the spring, competed with the varsity four boat in all that placed third at the Colorado Sparkler Long Peak events…helped defeat No. 5 Stanford to open the spring Tournament…as a sophomore, was named an all- season…led varsity four to a win over Gonzaga as team district pitcher, all-conference second team, and the won Fawley Cup…rowed past No. 14 Texas, No. 20 team won its quarterfinal and district championships… Minnesota and Syracuse in the Clemson Invitational… as a freshman, also led team to quarterfinal and district led varsity four to a win against No. 15 Harvard, No. championships…placed fourth at the state competition… 18 Oregon State and No. 20 Minnesota on day two of rowed with the New York Athletic Club during summer the Clemson Invite…out-raced No. 17 UCLA and No. 18 of 2016 for coach Tom Dougherty…placed second at Oregon State at Dexter Lake…attained second place in Club Nationals in the intermediate women’s coxed four the Pac-12 Rowing Championships…helped the varsity with a time of 7:24.9…raced at the Canadian Henley and four crew become runners up to No. 1 Ohio State, with earned a third-place finish in the U23 women’s uncoxed the result advanced to the A/B Semifinals…led varsity four, with a time of 7:27.1. four crew to a seventh-place finish in the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championships as the team finished eighth PERSONAL: Born Emily Weible…December of 1995 at St. overall…helped attain Czech National Championship for Louis…father Eric is an accountant… mother Robyn… U23 in 2015. brother Brian…sister Cynthia…enjoys running, hiking and reading…majoring in kinesiology. PRIOR TO WSU: Attended Hotelova skola Radlicka at Prague, Czech Republic…placed second at the 2007 and 2008 Czech Republic National Championships in a

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Hannah WELZBACKER Freshman | 5-2 Seabeck, Wash. Klahowya Secondary School

Weissova continued in a single scull…finished first at Primatorky…placed eighth with an uncoxed four at European and World Championships in 2011… won a fourth-place finish at European Championships in 2012…finished third at Under-23 National Championships in 2013 and 2nd in 2014…member of 2011-12 Czech Junior National Team… competed in four European Championship events finishing third place in 2011, fourth place in 2012 and eighth place in 2012 World Championships.

PERSONAL: Born Lucie Weissova…November of 1994 at Prague, Czech Republic…father Tomas…sister Hona…enjoys spending time with family, friends and traveling…majoring in human development.

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Sue YU Freshman | 5-9 Orlando, Fla. Winter Park HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned two varsity letters in rowing, and one in weightlifting at Winter Park High School at Orlando, Fla…as a senior, made it to the Florida State Rowing Championship with her women’s varsity eight, and earned a first-place finish…at the same Championship as a junior, also placed first with the varsity eight…finished fourth with the varsity eight at the Scholastic Rowing Association of America (SRAA) Championships…as a sophomore, finished second with the second varsity eight at the Florida State Rowing Championship…also competed with her school’s rowing team as a freshman…was involved in Key Club, National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society, National English Honor Society, and Science Olympiad, where she placed fourth in Biology in the Florida Central division.

PERSONAL: Born Sue Ok Yu…December of 1997 at Orlando, Fla.…father Young, is a professor in South Korea…mother Ho-Jeong is a cellist…brother Ju- Young…enjoys making origami and playing the piano…intends to pursue a degree in computational neuroscience.

30 Washington State | BaseballRowing 2015-16 FALL RecordRESULTS Book 2015-16 SEASON RESULTS FALL SEASON HEAD OF THE PEND OREILLE Women’s Pairs 250m Sprint HEAD OF THE LAKE Sept. 26, 2015 – Priest River, Idaho 1. British Columbia, 00:53.62, 2. Washington November 8, 2015 – Seattle Cancelled State, 00:53.79, 3. British Columbia, 00:54.31, 4. Championship Women’s 8+: Washington, 00:55.47, 5. Washington, 00:55.74, 1. Washington Varsity 8+, 17:49.50; 2. Washing- BURNABY LAKE SMALL BOAT 6. Washington, 00:56.44. ton State Varsity 8+, 17:55.23; 3. British Colum- INVITATIONAL bia 8+, 18:17.26; 4. Gonzaga Varsity 8+, 18:22.62; October 3, 2015 - Burnaby, British Co- HEAD OF THE SPOKANE 5. Stanford Lightweight 8+, 18:50.29; 6. Oregon lumbia October 10, 2015 – Seattle State 8+, 18:51.69; 7. Portland 8+, 19:58.91; 8. Women’s Single Women’s Second/Third Varsity 8+: Seattle 8+, 21:42.23 1. Burnaby Lake, 17:37.16, Washington State 1. Gonzaga Second Varsity Eight, 17:59, 2. Women’s Collegiate Junior Varsity 8+: (Wakulich) 18:22.47. Washington State Third Varsity Eight, 18:52, 3. 1. Washington Second Varsity 8+. 18:09.41; 2. Women’s Single 250m Sprint Gonzaga Women’s Third Varsity Eight, 19:10. Washington State Second Varsity 8+, 18:39.58; 1. Burnaby Lake, 00:57.61, 2. Washington State Women’s Varsity 4+: 3. British Columbia Second Varsity 8+, 18:58.399; (Wakulich), 01:00.95, 3. Simon Frazier, 01:01.38, 1. Washington State Four A, 18:45, 2. Gonzaga 4. Gonzaga Second Varsity 8+, 19:08.55; 5. Stan- 4. British Columbia, 01:02.21, 5. British Columbia, Four A, 18:53, 3. Gonzaga Four B, 19:04, 4. Wash- ford Lightweight Second Varsity 8+, 19:20.99; 01:06.90. ington State B, 19:13, 5. Washington State C, 6. Oregon State Second Varsity 8+, 19:31.46; 7. Women’s Pairs 19:20, 6. Washington State D, 20:13, 7. Washing- Victoria Second Varsity 8+, 20:08.46; 8. Portland 1. British Columbia A, 16:22.01, 2. Washington ton State E, 21:30. Second Varsity 8+, 20:29.71 State A, 16:35.07, 3. British Columbia C, 16:51.51, Women’s Novice 8+: Women’s Collegiate Third Varsity 8+: 4. Washington F, 16:57.59, 5. Washington G, 1. Gonzaga Novice Eight, 20:44, 2. Washington 1. Washington Third Varsity Eight, 18:17.29; 16:59.02, 6. Washington B, 17:00.21, 7. Washing- State Novice Eight, 22:11, 3. Gonzaga Novice 2.Washington State Third Varsity 8+, 19:10.51; ton D, 17:08.94, 8. British Columbia B, 17:13.41, Eight B, 23:24, 4. Gonzaga Novice Eight C, 23:43, 3. Gonzaga Third Varsity 8+, 19:48.47; 4. Victoria 9. Washington E, 17:14.43, 10. Washington State 5. Washington State Novice Eight B, 24:16. Third Varsity 8+, 20:26.24; 5. British Columbia B, 17:15.82, 11, Washington A, 17:16.05, 12. Third Varsity 8+, 20:54.61; 6. Gonzaga Third Washington C, 17:21.70, 13. Washington State Varsity 8+, 21:04.82; 7. Portland Third Varsity C, 17:30.61, 14. British Columbia D, 17:40.45, 15. 8+, 21:59.351; 8. Simon Fraser Third Varsity 8+, Washington State F, 17:46.96, 16. Washington 22:24.34; 9. Seattle Third Varsity 8+, 22:43.78; 10. State D, 17:52.81, 17. Washington State E, Oregon Third Varsity 8+, 23:05.42 17:58.02, 18. Washington State G, 18:23.50, 19. British Columbia E, 19:24.33. 2015-16 SEASON RESULTS SPRING SEASON GONZAGA Loyola Marymount Second Varsity 8+, 7:27.754 Women’s Collegiate Novice Grand Final: March 25, 2016 – Spokane Women’s Varsity 4+ Heat C: 1. Texas Novice 8+, 7:10.643; 2. Washington State Women’s Varsity 4+: 1. USC Varsity 4+, 7:37.171; 2. Washington State Varsity Novice 8+, 7:26.759; 3. UCLA Novice 8+, 7:31.288; 4. 1. Washington State Varsity 4+, 7:51.61; 2. Gonzaga 4+, 7:38.463; 3. Tennessee Varsity 4+, 7:46.965; 4. Sac- Minnesota Novice 8+, 7:32.496; 5. San Diego Novice 8+, Varsity 4+, 7:53.61 ramento State Varsity 4+, 7:59.015; 5. Humboldt State 7:44.922; 6. UC San Diego Novice 8+, 8:08.732; 7. Santa Women’s Second Varsity 8+: Varsity 4+, 8:32.221 Clara Novice 8+, 8:35.314 1. Washington State Second Varsity 8+, 6:54.79; 2. Women’s Collegiate Novice Prelim: Gonzaga Second Varsity 8+, 7:01.25 1. Texas Novice 8+, 7:11.874; 2. Washington State WASHINGTON Women’s Varsity 8+: Novice 8+, 7:25.683; 3. UCLA Novice 8+, 7:31.509; 4. April 9, 2016 – Seattle 1. Gonzaga Varsity 8+, 6:40.61; 2. Washington State San Diego Novice 8+, 8:12.350; Santa Clara Novice 8+, Women’s Varsity 8+: Varsity 8+, 6:41.85 8:44.299 1. Washington Varsity 8+, 6:33.713; 2. Washington State Women’s Third Varsity 8+: Sunday: Varsity 8+, 6:33.713 1. Washington State Third Varsity 8+, 7:23.69; 2. Gonza- Women’s Collegiate Varsity Invitational Grand Final: Women’s Second Varsity 8+: ga Third Varsity 8+, 7:33.49 1. California Varsity 8+, 6:49.468; 2. Texas Varsity 8+, 1. Washington Second Varsity 8+, 6:26.530; 2. Washing- Women’s Fourth Varsity 8+: 6:51.682; 3. USC Varsity 8+, 6:51.772; 4. Wisconsin Varsity ton State Second Varsity 8+, 6:42.746 1. Washington State Fourth Varsity 8+, 7:24.30; 2. Gonza- 8+, 6:54.772; 5. Washington State Varsity 8+, 6:58.477; 6. Women’s Varsity 4+: ga Fourth Varsity 8+, 7:31.46 Gonzaga Varsity 8+, 7:01.894; 7. San Diego, 7:02.866; 8. 1. Washington Varsity 4+, 7:10.498; 2. Washington State UCLA Varsity 8+, 7:10.133 Varsity 4+, 7:34.078 SAN DIEGO CREW CLASSIC Women’s Collegiate Second Varsity Grand Final: Women’s Third Varsity 8+: April 2-3, 2016 – San Diego 1. California Second Varsity 8+, 6:53.673; 2. Texas 1. Washington Third Varsity 8+, 6:50.399; 2. Washington Saturday: Second Varsity 8+, 6:57.600; 3. USC Second Varsity State Third Varsity 8+, 6:50.399 Women’s Varsity 8+ Heat A: 8+, 7:07.479; 4. Gonzaga Second Varsity 8+, 7:07.479; 5. 1. Wisconsin Varsity 8+, 6:36.342; 2. California Varsity Wisconsin Second Varsity 8+, 7:09.691; 6. Washington 8+, 6:36.392; 3. Washington State Varsity 8+, 6:44.302; 4. State Second Varsity 8+, 7:17.478 Gonzaga Varsity 8+, 6:46.376; 5. British Columbia Varsity Women’s Collegiate Varsity Four Grand Final: 8+, 6:53.946 1. California Varsity 4+, 7:53.859; 2. Texas Varsity 4+, Women’s Second Varsity 8+ Heat C: 7:59.600; 3. USC Varsity 4+, 8:09.050; 4. San Diego Varsity 1. USC Second Varsity 8+, 6:58.275; 2. Washington 4+, 8:11.778; 5. UCLA Varsity 4+, 8:17.487; 6. Washington State Second Varsity 8+, 6:59.439; 3. Tennessee Second State Varsity 4+, 8:29.552 Varsity 8+, 7:03.183; 4. British Columbia Second Varsity 8+, 7:09.985; 5. Fordham Second Varsity 8+, 7:24.914; 6.

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CLEMSON INVITE Women’s Second Varsity 8+ Heat 1: Women’s Third Varsity 8+: April 16-17, 2016 - Clemson S.C. 1. Ohio State Second Varsity 8+, 6:44.8; 2. Washington 1. Washington Third Varsity 8+, 6:30.6, 2. California Third Saturday Session 1: Women’s Varsity 8+ Heat 3: State Second Varsity 8+, 6:53.0; 3. Louisville Second Varsity 8+, 6:37.4, 3. Washington State Third Varsity 8+, 1. Virginia Varsity 8+, 6:43.1; 2. Washington State Varsity Varsity 8+, 7:00.7; 4. Harvard Second Varsity 8+, 7:01.7; 5. 6:45.2; 4. Stanford Third Varsity 8+, 6:50.9; 5. UCLA Third 8+, 6:48.2; 3. Indiana Varsity 8+, 6:53.1; 4. Pennsylvania San Diego Second Varsity 8+, 7:04.3; 6. Cornell Second Varsity 8+, 6:55.3; 6. USC Third Varsity 8+, 6:56.0 Varsity 8+, 6:56.5; 5. Clemson Varsity 8+, 7:02.4; 6. Cornell Varsity 8+, 7:10.4; 7. Central Florida Second Varsity 8+, Varsity 8+, 7:04.8; 7. Central Florida Varsity 8+, 7:05.6 7:24.5 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Women’s Second Varsity 8+ Heat 3: Women’s Varsity 4+ Heat 1: May 27-29, 2016 – Gold River, Calif. 1. Virginia Second Varsity 8+, 6:55.8; 2. Washington 1. Ohio State Varsity 4+, 7:36.5; 2. Harvard Varsity 4+, Friday, May 27 – Day One State Second Varsity 8+, 6:57.6; 3. Indiana Second 7:37.0; 3. Louisville Varsity 4+, 7:41.8; 4. San Diego Division I Women’s Varsity 8+ Heat 4 Varsity 8+, 6:58.1; 4. Clemson Second Varsity 8+, 7:10.9; Varsity 4+, 7:42.1; 5. Washington State, 7:43.2; 6. Cornell 1. Princeton Varsity 8+, 6:20.824; 2. Virginia Varsity 8+, 5. Pennsylvania Second Varsity 8+, 7:13.5; 6. Cornell Varsity 4+, 7:57.2; 7. Central Florida Varsity 4+, 8:08.2 6:21.565; 3. Washington Varsity 8+, 6:25.645; 4. Washing- Second Varsity 8+, 7:21.4; 7. Central Florida Second Women’s Third Varsity 8+ Heat 1: ton State Varsity 8+, 6:41.118; 5. Rhode Island Varsity 8+, Varsity 8+, 7:38.9 1. Texas Third Varsity 8+, 6:41.5; 2. Louisville Third Varsi- 6:55.667; 6. Navy Varsity 8+, 7:03.525 Women’s Varsity 4+ Heat 3: ty 8+, 6:47.5; 3. Washington State Third Varsity 8+, 6:51.8; Division I Women’s Second Varsity 8+ Heat 4 1. Virginia Varsity 4+, 7:40.0; 2. Washington State Varsity 4. Michigan Third Varsity 8+, 6:58.8; 5. Clemson Third 1. Washington Second Varsity 8+, 6:30.473; 2. Virginia 4+, 7:53.1; 3. Clemson Varsity 4+, 7:55.4; 4. Indiana Varsi- Varsity 8+, 7:01.2; 6. Indiana Third Varsity 8+, 7:06.6 Second Varsity 8+, 6:35.952; 3. Indiana Second Varsity ty 4+, 8:00.2; 5. Cornell Varsity 4+, 8:01.4; 6. Pennsylvania 8+, 6:43.718; 4. Washington State Second Varsity 8+, Varsity 4+, 8:06.1; 7. Central Florida Varsity 4+, 8:10.5 OREGON STATE 6:47.174 5. Rhode Island Second Varsity 8+, 7:06.731; 6. Women’s Third Varsity 8+ Heat 2: April 30, 2016 – Pullman UCF Second Varsity 8+, 7:13.100 1. Washington State Third Varsity 8+, 5:10.2; 2. Syracuse WWomen’s Varsity 8+: Division I Women’s Varsity 4+ Heat 2 Third Varsity 8+, 5:11.5; 3. Clemson Third Varsity 8+, 1. Washington State Varsity 8+, 6:23.17; 2. Oregon State 1. Yale Varsity 4+, 7:18.168; 2. Texas Varsity 4+, 7:19.333; 5:11.8; 4. Ohio State Third Varsity 8+, 5:16.8; 5. Oklahoma Varsity 8+, 6:27.87 3. Brown Varsity 4+, 7:19.801; 4. Washington State Varsi- Third Varsity 8+, 5:18.2; 6. Indiana Third Varsity 8+, 5:28.2 Women’s Second Varsity 8+: ty 4+, 7:41.274; 5. Northeastern Varsity 4+, 7:49.057 Saturday Session 2: 1. Washington State Second Varsity 8+, 6:32.09; 2. Saturday, May 28 – Day Two Women’s Varsity 8+ Heat 2: Oregon State Second Varsity 8+, 6:37.13 Division I Women’s Varsity 8+ C/D Semifinal 1. Michigan Varsity 8+, 6:28.8; 2. Washington State Women’s Varsity 4+ : 1. Washington State Varsity 8+, 6:29.524; 2. Duke Varsity Varsity 8+, 6:33.4; 3. Oregon State Varsity 8+, 6:41.1; 4. 1. Washington State Varsity 4+, 6:32.09; Oregon State 8+, 6:32.862; 3. Northeastern Varsity 8+, 6:40.769; 4. Oklahoma Varsity 8+, 6:43.7; 5. Central Florida Varsity Varsity 4+, 6:37.13 Rhode Island Varsity 8+, 6:46.368; 5. Navy Varsity 8+, 8+, 6:44.5; 6. Columbia Varsity 8+, 6:46.4; 7. Tennessee Women’s Third Varsity 8+: 6:52.014 Varsity 8+, 6:50.1 1. Washington State Third Varsity 8+ A, 6:50.41; 2. Ore- Division I Women’s Second Varsity 8+ A/B Semifinal 2 Women’s Second Varsity 8+ Heat 2: gon State Third Varsity 8+, 7:04.56; 3. Washington State 1. California Second Varsity 8+, 6:21.390; 2. Washing- 1. Michigan Second Varsity 8+, 6:31.6; 2. Washington Third Varsity 8+ B, 7:07.47 ton Second Varsity 8+, 6:24.020; 3. Princeton Second State Second Varsity 8+, 6:36.8; 3. Oklahoma Second Women’s Second Varsity 4+: Varsity 8+, 6:29.206; 4. Yale Second Varsity 8+, 6:32.800; Varsity 8+, 6:46.8; 4. Tennessee Second Varsity 8+, 1. Washington State Second Varsity 4+ A, 7:36.21; 2. 5. Stanford Second Varsity 8+, 6:36.770; 6. Washington 6:48.0; 5. Columbia Second Varsity 8+, 6:49.3; 6. Oregon Washington State Second Varsity 4+ B, 7:37.06; 3. State Varsity 8+, 6:42.778 State Second Varsity 8+, 6:51.9; 7. Central Florida Sec- Oregon State Second Varsity 4+, 7:42.88; 4. Washington Division I Women’s Varsity 4+ C/D Semifinal ond Varsity 8+, 7:02.7 State Second Varsity 4+ C, 7:52.47 1. Syracuse Varsity 4+, 7:20.895; 2. Washington State Women’s Varsity 4+ Heat 2: Varsity 4+, 7:24.754 3. Northeastern Varsity 4+, 7:28.377; 1. Michigan Varsity 4+, 7:22.0; 2. Oklahoma Varsity 4+, PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS 4. Gonzaga Varsity 4+, 7:38.752; 5. Jacksonville Varsity 7:28.7; 3. Washington State Varsity 4+, 7:30.0; 4. Tennes- May 15, 2016 – Gold River, Calif. 4+, 8:11.886 see Varsity 4+, 7:35.5; 5. Columbia Varsity 4+, 7:38.3; 6. Women’s Varsity 8+: Sunday, May 29 – Day Three Oregon State Varsity 4+, 7:48.3; 7. Central Florida Varsity 1. California Varsity 8+, 6:22.0; 2. Stanford Varsity 8+, Division I Women’s Varsity 8+ C Final 4+, 7:49.3 6:22.8; 3. USC Varsity 8+, 6:29.7; 4. Washington Varsity 13. Washington State Varsity 8+, 6:22.990; 14. Gonzaga Women’s Third Varsity 8+ Heat 2: 8+, 6:29.80; 5. Washington State Varsity 8+, 6:35.5; 6. Varsity 8+, 6:24.932; 15. Yale Varsity 8+, 6:25.156; 16. 1. Virginia Third Varsity 8+, 6:48.8; 2. Washington State UCLA Varsity 8+, 6:41.0; 7. Oregon State Varsity 8+, Indiana Varsity 8+, 6:29.012; 17. Northeastern Varsity 8+, Third Varsity 8+, 6:52.9; 3. Clemson Third Varsity 8+, 6:44.0 6:30.827; 18. Duke Varsity 8+, 6:31.650 6:58.0; 4. Michigan State Third Varsity 8+, 7:04.2; 5. Women’s Second Varsity 8+: Division I Women’s Second Varsity 8+ Petite Final Indiana Third Varsity 8+, 7:06.3; 6. Central Florida Third 1. California Second Varsity 8+, 6:26.8; 2. Washington 7. Brown Second Varsity 8+, 6:35.550; 8. Yale Second Varsity 8+, 7:13.8 Second Varsity 8+, 6:30.6; 3. Stanford Second Varsity 8+, Varsity 8+, 6:37.008; 9. Stanford Second Varsity 8+, Sunday Session:Women’s Varsity 8+ Heat 1: 6:38.5, 4. Washington State Second Varsity 8+ 6:42.9; 5. 6:39.821; 10. Wisconsin Second Varsity 8+, 6:40.722; 1. Ohio State Varsity 8+, 6:34.7; 2. Washington State UCLA Second Varsity 8+, 6:48.4; 6. Oregon State Second 11. Washington State Second Varsity 8+, 6:41.811; 12. Varsity 8+, 6:41.8; 3. Harvard Varsity 8+, 6:45.1; 4. San Varsity 8+, 6:48.7; 7. USC Second Varsity 8+, 6:56.0 Michigan Second Varsity 8+, 6:42.600 Diego Varsity 8+, 6:49.5; 5. Louisville Varsity 8+, 6:50.4; Women’s Varsity 4+: Division I Women’s Varsity 4+ C Final 6. Central Florida Varsity 8+, 6:57.0; 7. Cornell Varsity 1. California Varsity 4+, 7:04.7; 2. Washington Varsity 4+, 13. Duke Varsity 4+, 7:22.3131, 14. Syracuse Varsity 4+, 8+, 7:03.9 7:08.8; 3. Stanford Varsity 4+, 7:15.4; 4. USC Varsity 4+, 7:25.635; 15. Washington State Varsity 4+, 7:28.254; 16. 7:25.8; 5. Washington State Varsity 4+, 7:27.1; 6. UCLA Navy Varsity 4+, 7:28.871; 17. USC Varsity 4+, 7:38.169; Varsity 4+, 7:36.3; 7. Oregon State Varsity 4+, 7:45.7 Northeastern Varsity 4+, 7:39.963

32 Washington State | BaseballRowing CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY CHAMPIONSHIP RecordHISTORY Book NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 2016 NCAA Rowing Champonships 2011 NCAA Rowing Championships 2004 NCAA Rowing Championships Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma) Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma) Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma) Team Overall 12th Team Overall 12th Team Overall 9th Varsity 8 13th Varsity 8 11th Varsity 8 14th Second Varsity 8 11th Second Varsity 8 10th Second Varsity 8 3rd Varsity 4 15th Varsity 4 10th Varsity 4 11th

2015 NCAA Rowing Champonships 2010 NCAA Rowing Championships 2003 NCAA Rowing Championships Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma) Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma) Indianapolis, Ind. (Eagle Creek Park) Team Overall 8th Team Overall 13th Team Overall 12th Varsity 8 9th Varsity 8 14th Varsity 8 15th Second Varsity 8 6th Second Varsity 8 8th Second Varsity 8 11th Varsity 4 7th Varsity 4 15th Varsity 4 10th

2014 NCAA Rowing Championships 2008 NCAA Rowing Championships 2002 NCAA Rowing Championships Indianapolis, Ind. (Eagle Creek Park) Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma) Indianapolis, Ind. (Eagle Creek Park) Team Overall 14th Team Overall 8th Varsity 8 13th Varsity 8 15th Varsity 8 9th Second Varsity 8 11th Second Varsity 8 8th Varsity 4 13th Varsity 4 8th

2013 NCAA Rowing Championships 2006 NCAA Rowing Championships Indianapolis, Ind. (Eagle Creek Park) West Windsor, N.J. (Mercer Lake) Team Overall 14th Team Overall 4th Varsity 8 14th Varsity 8 4th Second Varsity 8 14th Second Varsity 8 5th Varsity 4 6th Varsity 4 4th

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY Year Varsity Eight Finish Second Varsity Eight Finish Varsity Four Finish Novice Finish Team Finish 2016 Fifth Fourth Fifth Third Fourth 2015 Third Third Second Third Third 2014 Sixth Fifth Fourth Fifth Sixth 2013 Sixth Sixth Fourth Third Sixth 2012 Sixth Fifth Fourth Third Sixth 2011 Fourth Fifth Fourth Fourth Fifth 2010 Sixth Fourth Sixth Fifth Sixth 2009 Sixth Sixth Seventh Fourth Sixth 2008 Third Fifth Fourth Third Third 2007 Seventh Sixth Sixth Fourth Seventh 2006 Second Third Second Seventh Second 2005 Sixth Sixth Fifth Fourth Sixth 2004 Fifth Second Fourth Fourth Third 2003 Third Fourth Third Fifth Third 2002 Third Fifth Fifth Second Fourth 2001 Fifth Second Third Pac-10 Champions Third 2000 Fifth Fourth Fourth Fourth Fourth 1999 Sixth Third Fifth Third Fourth 1998 Fourth Second Fourth 14th Fourth 1997 Fourth Second Fourth Eighth Fourth 1996 Second Pac-10 Champions DNC Fifth Fourth 1995 Third Pac-10 Champions Second Second Fifth 1994 Fourth Second Fourth PCRC Champions Fourth 1993 Third DNC Fourth Third -- 1992 Fifth DNC DNC Fourth -- * - Prior to 1995 competed at Pacific Coast Rowing Championships

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COLLEGIATE ROWING COACHES ALL-CONFERENCE Watson, Isabella Watt ASSOCIATION (CRCA) DIVISION I Pac-12 2015 Mihaela-Teodora Berindei, ALL-AMERICA AWARD 2016 Savannah Davison Tori Gerken, Nicole Hare, Jessi First Team 2015 Mickey Aylard Howe, Katrina Tarrant, Jordan 2016 Jordan Watson 2014 Nicole Hare Watson, Sarah Wu 2015 Jordan Watson 2013 Allie Reilly 2014 Ieva Adomaviciute, Morgan Ca- 2013 Ieva Adomaviciute 2012 Lisa Roman threa, Nicole Hare, Kerry Hassall, 2011 Corinna Sharick Pacific-10 Elise Jones, Kayla Wakulich, 2008 Irena Neffeova 2011 Lisa Roman Jordan Watson 2006 Sarah Waterfield 2010 Katie Dick 2013 Katie Dick, Elise Jones, Erin 2009 Erica Lewis Schuster, Sarah Wu Second Team 2008 Kelly O’Brien, Tiana Rodriquez 2011 Liz Beck, Ann Hoag, Kasia 2016 Morgan Cathrea 2007 Sarah Waterfield Rademacher 2015 Nicole Hare 2006 Kasia Bloch, Jody Thomas, Sarah 2010 Corina Chilibeck, Katie Dick, Eri- 2014 Nicole Hare Waterfield ca Lewis, Kyann Martin, Hannah 2012 Lisa Roman 2005 Jody Thomas Rothstrom 2011 Sarah Wolff 2004 Erin Patterson 2009 Corina Chilibeck, Carly Farris, 2010 Katie Dick 2003 Corrie McGrath, Jamie Orth, Christina Kinck, Erica Lewis, 2008 Karin Brevick Emily Tribe Kyann Martin, Hannah Rothstrom 2007 Sarah Waterfield 2002 Corrie McGrath, Gunilla Graf- 2008 Corina Chilibeck, Erika Jor- 2006 Jody Thomas nings gensen, Erica Lewis, Kyann 2005 Jody Thomas 2001 Sarah Allen Martin, Hannah Rothstrom 2004 Erin Patterson 2000 Lisa Phillips 2007 Becca Gibson, Carey Homan, 2003 Corrie McGrath 1999 Anna Carlson Tiana Rodriguez, Catherine Watt 2002 Corrie McGrath 1998 Shannon Tyler 2006 Kasia Bloch, Laura Griffin, Tiana 1997 Dana Horne Rodriquez West Region First Team 1996 Kristi Hall, Kelli Kamphouse, 2005 Kasia Bloch, Lina Brazinskaite, 2016 Jordan Watson Michelle Kistler May Lundberg 2015 Jordan Watson 1995 Lisa Swaye 2004 Courtney Goodridge, Jody Thom- 2014 Nicole Hare 1994 Shannon Lipscy Jensen as 2013 Ieva Adomaviciute 1993 Nicole Harper, Jenipher Smith 2003 Tristin Curtis, Corrie McGrath 2012 Lisa Roman 1992 Elaine Geczi 2002 Gunilla Grafnings 2011 Corinna Sharick 1991 Astrid Dragoy 2001 Sarah Allen, Gunilla Grafnings, 2010 Katie Dick 1990 Jodi Rutter Jennifer Hughes, Emily Larson 2009 Erica Lewis 1989 Stacey Gosney 2000 Sarah Allen, Emily Larson, Lisa 2008 Karin Brevick, Irena Neffeova 1988 Brenda Risch Phillips, Liz Snook 2007 Sarah Waterfield 1987 Georgia Yuill 2006 Jody Thomas, Sarah Waterfield CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC AWARD 2005 Jody Thomas PAC-12 NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR First Team 2004 Erin Patterson 2013 Ieva Adomaviciute 2016 Miranda Armstrong, Mihaela-Te- 2003 Corrie McGrath, Emily Rains, odora Berindei, Emily Morrow, Emily Tribe COLLEGIATE ROWING COACHES Katrina Tarrant, Jordan Watson 2002 Corrie McGrath, Emily Tribe ASSOCIATION (CRCA) WEST REGION 2015 Mihaela-Teodora Berindei, Tori 2001 Corrie McGrath COACH OF THE YEAR Gerken, Nicole Hare, Katrina 2000 Corrie McGrath Tammy Crawford, 2001, 2002 Tarrant, Jordan Watson Jane LaRiviere, 2006 2014 Morgan Cathrea, Nicole Hare, West Region Second Team Kerry Hassall, Elise Jones, Chloe 2016 Morgan Cathrea PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE COACH OF Payne, Erin Schuster 2015 Nicole Hare THE YEAR 2013 Katie Dick, Brianne Gould, Elise 2011 Sarah Wolff Jane LaRiviere, 2006 Jones, Erin Schuster 2008 Tiana Rodriquez 2012 Katie Dick, Brianne Gould, 2006 Kasia Bloch, Laura Griffin, Kelly CRCA REGION 5 (WEST REGION) Gina Head, Elise Jones, Kasia O’Brien STAFF OF THE YEAR Rademacher, Erin Ranney 2004 Jody Thomas Jane LaRiviere, Josh Adam, Corrie 2011 Liz Beck, Katie Dick, Bri- 2002 Gunilla Grafnings McGrath, Devon Carroll, Karl anne Gould, Ann Hoag, Kasia 2001 Sarah Allen, Amy Armstrong Huhta, 2015 Rademacher 2000 Amy Armstrong, Autumn Miller 2010 Corina Chilibeck, Katie Dick, COLLEGIATE ROWING COACHES AS- Erica Lewis, Hannah Rothstrom West Region Third Team SOCIATION (CRCA) NATIONAL SCHOL- 2009 Corina Chilibeck, Carly Farris, 2001 Emily Tribe AR-ATHLETE Christina Kinck, Erica Lewis, 2016 Mihaela-Teodora Berindei, Jessi Kyann Martin, Hannah Rothstrom Howe, Jenna Mangiagli, Emily 2008 Alex Bond, Kyann Martin, Tara Morrow, Katrina Tarrant, Jordan McTavish, Liz Rand, Tiana Ro-

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driquez, Hannah Rothstrom Carly Farris, Erika Jorgensen, Emily Rains, Erin Walker, Eliza- 2007 Lina Brazinskaite, Becca Gibson, Erica Lewis, Kelly O’Brien, Katie beth Winsper Carey Homan, Tara McTavish, Wollstein 2001 Michelle Darbous, Carolyn Oury, Michelle Morris, Tiana Ro- 2007 Lexie Conley, Carly Farris, Sarah Emily Rains driquez, Catherine Watt Lende, Sarah Waterfield 2006 Kasia Bloch, Becca Gibson, Lau- 2006 Jessica Bills, Lina Brazinskaite, COSIDA ALL-ACADEMIC AT-LARGE ra Griffin, Carey Homan, Casey Amy Jo Hendershot, Tara McTav- District VIII Academic At-Large Long, Michelle Morris, Vanessa ish, Jody Thomas 2013 Katie Dick, First Team Serratore, Suzanne Vogt, Cather- 2005 Lina Brazinskaite, Rebekah 2012 Katie Dick, First Team ine Watt Eschenbacher, Laura Griffin, Amy 2011 Katie Dick, Second Team 2005 Kasia Bloch, Becca Gibson, Tam- Jo Hendershot, Michelle Morris 2010 Corina Chilibeck, Second Team ber Hilton, Carey Homan, Casey 2003 Kathryn Dahlgren, May Lund- 2007 Carey Homan, First Team Long, May Lundberg, Meghann berg, Angela Manson, Emily Price, Jody Thomas, Suzanne Rains, Christian Van Ess, Kelsey Academic All-America Vogt, Catherine Watt Wertzler 2013 Katie Dick, Second Team 2004 Kasia Bloch, Debbie Curry, Court- ney Goodridge, May Lundberg, Honorable Mention Rosy Miller, Suzanne Vogt 2016 Brittany Brooks, Ellie Burg, Kim Coon, Savannah Davison, Kortry- 2003 Laura Barnes, Debbie Curry, Tris- na Lasaite, Codi Swenson ten Curtis, Corrie McGrath, Rosy 2015 Ieva Adomaviciute, Mickey Miller Aylard, Kim Coon, Savannah 2002 Gunilla Grafnings, Corrie Mc- Davison, Megan McDonald, Car- Grath ter Marks, Julia Monroe, Sarah 2001 Sarah Allen, Amy Armstrong, Gu- Steger, Isabella Watt nilla Grafnings, Jennifer Hughes, 2014 Mickey Aylard, Rebecca Burns, Jackie Kern, Emily Larson, Corrie Noel Christiansen, Kim Coon, McGrath, Erin Walker Carly Johnson, Katelyn Maley, 2000 Sarah Allen, Emily Larson, Lisa Carter Marks, Megan McDonald, Phillips, Liz Snook Alyssa Rumann, Emily Starkel, 1999 Lisa Phillips Sarah Steger, Alex Waddell, 1998 Shannon Tyler Mallory Wordell, Sara Wu 1997 Molly Jordan 2013 Kendall Boliba, Liana DeMaris, 1996 Kelli Kamphouse Gina Head, Stephanie Hinkle, Sa- 1995 Stefanie Magill mantha Hoeper, Carly Johnson, 1994 Nicole Harper Megan McDonald, Ella Odland, 1993 Susan Olson Alyssa Rumann, Alison Smith, 1992 Lenora Waelti Kellen Srb, Emily Starkel, Alex Waddell, Sarah Wu Second Team 2012 Stephanie Hinkle, Samantha 2016 Rebecca Burns, Morgan Cathrea, Hoeper, Carly Johnson, Heidi Jessi Howe, Jenna Mangiagli, Kim, Ella Odland, Alyssa Rumann, Sarah Steger, Isabella Watt Emily Starkel 2015 Rebecca Burns, Morgan Cathrea, 2011 Annie Eastwood, Stephanie Hin- Noel Christiansen, Jessi Howe, kle, Heidi Kim, Erin Ranney, Cayla Kayla Wakulich, Sarah Wu Ravancho, Alison Smith 2014 Ieva Adomaviciute, Kendall 2010 Kyann Martin, Natasha Ostopo- Boliba, Gina Head, Ella Odland, vich Katrina Tarrant, Kayla Wakulich, 2009 Amy Brevick Jordan Watson 2008 Kasey Heil, Amanda Kyle, Sarah 2013 Jennifer Hale, Heidi Kim, Erin Law, Crystal Martin Ranney 2007 Kelly O’Brien 2012 Jennifer Hale, Sarah Powell, 2006 Sharon Finney, Sarah Lende, Alison Smith Kelly O’Brien, Sarah Waterfield 2011 Jennifer Hale, Christina Kinck, 2005 Amy Antisdel, Jessica Bills, Emily Crystal Martin, Marina Mors- Collins, Lexie Conley, Jennifer head, Natasha Ostopovich, Sarah Copeland, Jackie Hedlund, Sarah Powell Lende, Lori Maricle, Sarah Wa- 2010 Erika Jorgensen, Christina Kinck, terfield Sarah Powell, Katie Wollstein 2004 Emily Collins, Lexie Conley, Jen- 2009 Annie Eastwood, Lauren John- nifer Copeland son, Erika Jorgensen 2002 Debbie Curry, Kathryn Dahlgren, 2008 Suzanne Cox, Corina Chilibeck, Pamela Foley, Patricia Goodell,

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Malone, Lacey 2001 Roman, Lisa 2010-11 A G Mangiagli, Jenna 2015-present Rothstrom, Hannah 2008-10 Aadland, Callie 1994 Gailbraith, Justine 2008-11 Manson, Angela 2003-05 Ruman, Alyssa 2014 Adomaviciute, Ieva 2013-present Geczi, Elaine 1991-92 Maricle, Lori 2003-05 Ryman, Lexi 2009-11 Allen, Sarah 1999-2001 Geigert, Heather 1994 Marks, Carter 2013-2015 Anderson, Jennifer 1994 Gerig, Johanna 2010 Marshall, Crissy 1993 S Armstrong, Amy 1999-2001 Gerken, Tori 2015 Martin, Crystal 2010-11 Schaeffer, Angie 2001 Arthur, Becky 1992-95 Gibson, Becca 2005-07 Martin, Kyann 2008-10 Schwarz, Nicole 1996 Aylard, Mickey 2012-15 Goodell, Patricia 2002 McCabe Mollie 2011-14 Schlachter, Patricia 2008 Goodridge, Courtney 2003-04 McClintock, Kristin 1996-99 Schuster, Erin 2013 B Gould, Brianne 2013 Scott, Angela 1998-99 Baker, Amy 1998-99 McDonald, Megan 2013-2015 Grafnings, Gunilla 2001-02 McGrath, Corrie 2000-03 Sekreta, Collen 1992 Bankston, Sara 2001-02 Griffin, Laura 2004-06 Serratore, Vanessa 2006 Barnes, Laura 2002-03 McKnight, Amber 2003-04, 2006-07 McNeil, Rachel 2010-11 Shanahan, Christy 1997-99 Barney, Holly 1997 H Sharick, Corinna 2010-11 Bates, JoAnne 2016 Hagfors, Michelle 1994-95 McTavish, Tara 2006-08 Meeker, Cara 1997 Shirley, Catherine 2005 Bauer, Nicole 1994-97 Hale, Jennifer 2011-13 Smith, Alison 2011-13 Beck, Liz 2011 Hall, Kristi 1993-96 Meller, Kristin 1996 Merker, Marissa 1996-99 Smith, Jenipher 1992-94 Behrends, Kim 2005-07 Hall, Marietta 1991 Snook, Liz 1997-2000 Berindei, Mihaela-Teodora Hankins, Jane 1995 Mernaugh, Sally 1991 Metzger, Jill 1991-92 Srb, Kellen 2013, 2015 2014-present Hare, Nicole 2013-present Starkel, Emily 2012-14 Bills, Jessica 2005-06 Haring, Christy 1994-95 Miller, Autumn 1997-2000 Miller, Melissa 1996 Steele, Wendy 1993 Bloch, Katarzyna 2003-06 Harper, Nicola 1992-95 Steger, Sarah 2015-2016 Boliba, Kendall 2012-14 Hasey, Cristal 2001 Miller, Rosy 2003-04 Miller, Sarah 1993-95 Stephenson, Robyn 2005-06 Bonahoom, Ashlee 2012-14 Hatchett, Deanne 1994-97 Stoneham, Amanda 2000 Bonora, Nicole 1995 Head, Gina 2012-14 Miller, Terese 1996 Mindemann, Michelle 2007-09 Storbo, Jennie 1992 Boquet, Emily 2011-12, 2014 Heggum, Robin 2000 Summerville, Phillippa 2008-09 Bowers, Christine 1998-2000 Hendershot, Amy Jo 2003-06 Moreno, Sally 1995-97 Morgan, Shayna 2004 Swanson, Kelli 1993 Brazinskaite, Lina 2004-07 Hepworth, Nicole 1993-95 Swenson, Codi 2016 Brevick, Amy 2007-09 Hinkle, Stephanie 2011-13 Morris, Michelle 2005-07 Brevick, Karin 2007-09 Hoag, Ann 2010-11 Morrow, Emily 2015-present T Brougham, Jess 2016-present Hoang, Ann 1994-97 Morse, Carly 2001 Tarrant, Katrina 2015-2016 Burg, Ellie 2016-present Holtan, Karen 1993 Munro, Jess 2012 Taylor, Lori 1991 Burns, Rebecca 2013-2016 Homan, Carey 2004-07 Myers, Meghan 1994 Taylor, Summer 1995-97 Bushnell, Stacy 1995-97 Horne, Dana 1995-97 N Teague, Monica 2007-09 C Horner, Celeste 1993 Nachazelova, Daniela 2004 Thomas, Jody 2004-06 Howard, Alisha 1998-99 Neal, Allison 1999 Thomson, Emily 2016-present Carlson, Anna 1997-99 Howe, Jessi 2015-present Tribe, Emily 2001-04 Carroll, Devon 2001-02, 2004 Neffeova, Irena 2008-10 Hue, Courtney 1996-97 Nesbitt, Vicki 2001 Trout, Stephanie 1992-94 Carroll, Shannon 1993-94 Hughes, Jenny 2000-01 Turman, Connie 1996-97 Cathrea, Morgan 2014-2016 Newman, Chelsea 1994 Hunter, Dorthea 2002 Newson, Jessica 2016-present Turnbull, Naomi 2000-03 Chilibeck, Corina 2007-10 Tyler, Shannon 1997 Christiansen, Noel 2013-15 J Nicholson, Sarah 1993-96 Clark, Erin 1995 Johnson, Carly 2011-14 Niell, Heather 2000 V Collins, Emily 2003-06 Johnson, Lauren 2008-09 Nielson, Christy 2000-01 VerMurlen, Lori 2016-present Conley, Lexie 2005, 2007 Johnson, Rachel 1991-94 O Vogt, Suzanne 2004-05 Coon, Kim 2014-2016 Johnson, Rachel 2012 Odland, Ella 2014 Vos, Kathy 1996 Copeland, Jennifer 2005-06 Jones, Elise 2012-14 Oergel, Kim 1999-2001 W Cormey, Jennifer 1995-97 Jonoubeh, Tamara 2008 O’Brien, Kelly 2005-08 Crossett, Deedee 1994 Jordan, Molly 1994-97 Waddell, Alex 2012, 2013-2015 O’Hare, Shannon 1991 Waelti, Lynn 1992 Cummins, Angie 1992 Jorgensen, Erika 2008-09 Olson, Susan 1991-94 Curry, Paula 1994-97 Wakulich, Kayla 2012, 2015 K Orth, Jamie 2001-03 Walby, Susan 1996 Curry, Deborah 2002-04 Ostopovich, Natasha 2008-11 Curtis, Tristen 2002-03 Kamphouse, Kelli 1993-96 Walker, Erin 2001-02 Kennedy, Jenna 2016-present Oury, Carolyn 2000-03 Waterfield, Sarah 2004-07 D Kern, Jackie 2000-01 P Watson, Jordan 2014-2016 Dahlgren, Katie 2001-03 Kim, Heidi 2012-13 Papke, Mykel 1994-97 Watt, Catherine 2005-07 Darbous, Michelle 2000-01 Kinck, Christina 2008-11 Park, Camille 2001 Watt, Isabella 2014-present Davison, Savannah 2015-2016 Kistler, Michelle 1993-96 Passons, Dana 1998-99 Wedin, Alison 1996 Davidson, Rebecca 1997 Koci, Kirsten 2000 Patten, Jill 1992, 1994-95 Wedin, Megan 1996-97 DeMaris, Liana 2011-13 Kressin, Heidi 1993-95 Patterson, Erin 2001-04 Weissova, Lucie 2015-present de Nys, Dina 1999-2000 Kuelthau, Jenny 1991 Paszkowski, Kate 1996-97 Wertzler, Kelsey 2002-03 deVos, Hannah 2011-13 Kyle, Amanda 2009 Payne, Chloe 2015 Whitney, Lisa 1997 Deyette, Jamie 2007-09 L Pein, Airion 1991 Wiggs, Megan 1996-97 Dick, Katie 2009-10, 2012-13 Peters, Monica 1998-2000 Winsper, Elizabeth 2002 Dragoy, Astrid 1991-93 Landon, Tara 1992-93 Williams, E’Lana 1992-94 Larson, Emily 1999-2001 Persley, Katie 2016 Durfey, Adele 2005 Phillips, Lisa 1997, 2000 Wilson, Cynthia 2001 Durfey, Audra 2001-04 Lasaite, Kotryna 2016 Windau, Nicole 1999-2000 Laughery, Mel 1995 Powell, Sarah 2008-12 Price, Meghann 2005 Wolff, Sarah 2009-11 E Leahy, Lauren 2016 Wollstein, Katie 2008-10 Earnst, Janet 1995, 1997 Lende, Sarah 2006-07 Prichard, Lydia 1999 Pupava, Bethany 2016 Woodham, Brianna 2000-01 Eastwood, Annie 2008-11 Levesque, Danya 2009-10 Wright, Nicole 2002-04 England, Liz 2010-11 Lewis, Erica 2007-10 R Wu, Sarah 2013-15 English, Willow 2005 Lipscy, Shannon 1991-94 Ranney, Erin 2013 Littlejohn, Michella 1997 Rademacher, Kasia 2011 Y F Lizardi, Krista 2015 Yust, Jennifer 1995-97 Farris, Carly 2007-09 Rains, Emily 2000-03 Lloyd, Emily 1997 Rand, Liz 2006 Fellows, Lauren 2004 Long, Casey 2005-06 Finney, Sharon 2004-06 Ravancho, Cayla 2009-11 Lortie, Catherine 1999, 2002-03 Reilly, Allie 2010-11 Fix, Cora 2003 Lundberg, Maryann 2003-05 Fleischer, Kristin 2001 Rich, Ann 1992-95 Foley, Pam 2000, 2002 M Roberts, Pearl 2001 Frazier, Beth 1995 Magill, Stefanie 1994-96 Rodford, Beth 2002 French, Emily 1994-96 Magruder, Claire 2001 Rogers, Chloe 2014, 2016-present Rodriguez, Tiana 2006-08

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