DUKE UNIVERSITY ROWING MEDIA GUIDE

2017 DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS DUKE INFORMATION Media Information 2-3 Danielle Lodge...... 14 Location Durham, N.C. Quick Facts/Table of Contents...... 2 Celia Macrae...... 14 Founded 1838 as Trinity College Schedule...... 3 Katherine Maitland...... 15 Enrollment 6,504 Roster...... 3 Olivia Mendonca...... 15 Colors Duke Blue and White Bella Miller...... 15

INFORMATION Nickname Blue Devils Rowing Staff 4-6 Tani O’Neill...... 16 Affiliation NCAA Division I Megan Cooke Carcagno...... 4 Karly Pearson...... 16 Conference Atlantic Coast (ACC) Chase Graham...... 5 Taji Phillips...... 16 President Dr. Richard Brodhead Victoria McGee...... 6 Isabel Ruby-Hill...... 17 Director of Athletics Kevin White Simon Carcagno...... 6 Isabel Ruffin...... 17 Senior Women’s Administrator Jacki Silar Sophie Simister...... 17-18 Rowers 7-21 Ali Sloan...... 18 ROWING STAFF Abby Artmann...... 7 Kiernan Spencer...... 18 Head Coach Megan Cooke Carcagno Katherine Bandeen...... 7 D’Amy Steward...... 18 Alma Mater Cal, ‘02 Rhea Bergman...... 7 Shannon Tierney...... 18-19 Years at Duke/Overall Second/Second Lelia Boley...... 8 Sara Varsames...... 19 Email Address [email protected] Madison Brown...... 8 Julia Weber...... 19 Office Phone (919) 681-9454 Margot Calmar...... 8 Karley Whelan...... 19-20 Assistant Coach/Recruiting Chuck Rodosky Alexa Campbell...... 8 Grace Williams...... 20 Years at Duke Second Tara Christensen...... 9 Caroline Willis...... 20-21 Alma Mater Bowling Green, ‘99 Megan Conroy...... 9 Amelia Windemuth...... 21 Email Address [email protected] Marissa Donadio...... 9 Assistant Coach Chase Graham Phoebe Donovan...... 10 Years at Duke Second Records 22-25 Alma Mater Marietta College, ‘07 Rani Duff...... 10 ACC Championship History.....22-24 Email Address [email protected] Tara Fagan...... 10 Duke Rowing Records...... 25 Jessica Findlay...... 11 PROGRAM INFORMATION Sarah Fletcher...... 11 Duke History 26-30 2016 ACC Finish 2nd Grace Garverick...... 11-12 All-Time Honors & Awards...... 26-28 NCAA Championships Appearances/Last 1/2016 Barbara Groh...... 12 All-Time Letterwinners...... 29-30 Home Lake Lake Michie (Bahama, N.C.) Emilia Grzesiak...... 12 Elizabeth Horne...... 12-13 SPORTS INFORMATION Cassie Ingram...... 13 Sports Information Director Art Chase Anna Jenkins...... 13 Assistant Director/Rowing Sarah Fetters Meagan Lew...... 13 Email [email protected] Jiahui Liao...... 14 Phone (919) 684-8708 Senior Associate Director Lindy Brown Senior Associate Director Cory Walton Associate Director Meredith Rieder Associate Director Ashley Wolf Assistant Director Brad Amersbach Assistant Director Leslie Gaber Sports Information Assistant Sarah Leggett Coordinator of Digial Media Ryan Craig Coordinator of Internet Operations Lee Aldridge

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2016-17 DUKE ROWING SCHEDULE INFORMATION Day Date Event/Opponents Location Saturday October 8 UNC (Scrimmage) Durham, N.C. (Lake Michie) Sunday October 30 Princeton Chase Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Lake) Sunday November 13 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. (Rivanna Reservoir) Saturday March 18 Carolina Cup (Scrimmage) Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) Saturday March 25 Longhorn Invite Austin, Texas (Lady Bird Lake) Saturday April 15 Ohio State, Michigan, Louisville Columbus, Ohio (Griggs Reservoir) Saturday-Sunday April 22-23 Clemson Invite Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) Saturday April 29 Dale England Cup Bloomington, Ind. (Lake Lemon) Friday-Saturday May 13-14 ACC Championship Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) Friday-Sunday May 26-28 NCAA Championships West Windsor, N.J. (Lake Mercer) 2016-17 ROWING VARSITY ROSTER Name Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School) Abby Artmann - Jr. Cedar Park, Texas (Round Rock) Katherine Bandeen - Fr. Rhea Bergman 5-9 So. Los Altos, Calif. (Mountain View) Leila Boley - Fr. Westport, Conn. (Staples) Madison Brown - Fr. Sarasota, Fla. (Pine View School for the Gifted) Margot Calmar 6-1 So. Stonington, Conn. (Stonington) Alexa Campbell - Jr. Rochester, N.Y. (Brighton) Tara Christensen 5-7 Jr. Nanaimo, British Columbia (Brentwood College) Megan Conroy 5-10 Jr. Fayetteville, N.C. (Jack Britt) Marissa Donadio 5-7 So. Upper Arlington, Ohio (Upper Arlington) Phoebe Donovan 5-7 Sr. Sydney, Australia (Pymble Ladies’ College) Rani Duff - Fr. Wilmette, Ill. (New Trier) Tara Fagan - Fr. Annapolis, Md. (Severn School) Jessica Findlay 6-0 Jr. Teesside, United Kingdom (Laurence Jackson) Sarah Fletcher 6-0 Jr. London, United Kingdom (St. Edward’s School) Grace Garverick - Fr. Sacramento, Calif. (Rio Americano) Barbara Groh - Fr. Miami, Fla. (TERRA Environmental Research Institute) Emilia Grzesiak - Fr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Benet Academy) Elizabeth Horne 5-7 Sr. London, United Kingdom (Lady Eleanor Holles School) Cassie Ingram - Fr. Honolulu, Hawai’i (Punahou School) Anna Jenkins 5-10 So. Durham, N.C. (Cary Academy) Meagan Lew 4-9 Jr. Boston, Mass. (Boston Latin School) Jiahui Liao So. Danielle Lodge - Fr. Summerville, S.C. (Summerville) Celia Macrae 5-7 So. Cincinnati, Ohio (Cincinnati Country Day) Katherine Maitland 5-8 Jr. London, United Kingdom (Upton Court Grammar School) Olivia Mendonca - Fr. Christchurch, New Zealand (St. Margaret’s College) Bella Miller - Fr. Wilmette, Ill. (New Trier) Tani O’Neill 5-9 Sr. McLean, Va. (McLean) Karly Pearson - Fr. Newport Beach, Calif. (Newport Harbor) Taji Phillips 5-5 So. Brooklyn, N.Y. (Dwight School) Kiamya Philson - Fr. Isabel Ruby-Hill 5-7 So. Toronto, Ontario (Branksome Hall) Isabel Ruffin - Fr. Winston-Salem, N.C. (The Madeira School [Va.]) Sophie Simister 6-0 So. Oxford, United Kingdom (Headington School) Ali Sloan - Fr. Swampscott, Mass. (Buckingham Browne and Nichols School) Kiernan Spencer - Fr. North Hampton, N.H. (Phillips Exeter Academy) D’amy Steward - Fr. Coronado, Calif. (Coronado) Shannon Tierney 6-0 So. Hackettstown, N.J. (Blair Academy) Sara Varsames 5-10 So. Tampa, Fla. (Berkeley Prep School) Julia Weber 5-8 So. Tampa, Fla. (Berkeley Prep School) Karley Whelan 5-11 So. Wexford, Pa. (North Allegheny) Grace Williams 5-10 Jr. Vienna, Va. (James Madison HS) Caroline Willis 5-9 Sr. Tampa, Fla. (Berkeley Prep School) Amelia Windemuth - Fr. Berlin, Germany (Berlin Brandenburg International School)

Coaching Staff Head Coach: Megan Cooke Carcagno (2nd Season, Cal ’02) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Chase Graham (2nd Season, Marietta College ‘07) Assistant Coach: Victoria McGee (1st Season, North Carolina ‘16) Assistant Coach: Simon Carcagno (2nd Season, Princeton ‘98)

Support Staff Athletic Trainer: Meaghan McMillen Sports Performance Coach: Carl Christensen Academic Support: Maddie Wheeler Equipment Manager: Kelsey Oswalt Sports Information: Sarah Fetters

- 3 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF Year for directing the UW novice crews to Big Ten titles in the N8 and second N8 events in 2009. The N8 also took first in the NCAA Central Regional regatta. She earned a second CRCA Central Re- gion Assistant Coach of the Year award in 2012. Megan Cooke In the spring of 2015, Cooke Carcagno helped the Badgers en- sure their eighth consecutive NCAA Championships selection and primarily coached the 2V8, which placed ninth at the NCAA Cham- Carcagno pionships. Head Coach 2nd Season During each of her five seasons coaching the UW freshmen, her Cal, ’02 N8 placed in the top three at the Big Ten Championships, while the second N8 won four titles and finished second the other season. Megan Cooke Carcagno turned in arguably one of the finest In 2010, Cooke Carcagno helped the UW novice crews to their first-year coaching performances in Duke Athletics history during fifth and eighth Big Ten titles, respectively, on the way to a Big Ten the 2015-16 campaign, receiving nearly every coaching award and Championships crown for Wisconsin in open weight rowing. She leading the Blue Devils to their first NCAA Championships appear- also directed the N8 to a win in the grand final and the second N8 ance. to a win in the petite final at the NCAA Central/South Sprints.

COACHES & STAFF COACHES Cooke Carcagno was named Duke University’s second head Prior to joining Wisconsin, Cooke Carcagno coached for six rowing coach on July 28, 2015, by Duke Vice President and Direc- years following her graduation from California, culminating with a tor of Athletics Dr. Kevin White. She arrived in Durham after spend- stint coaching the masters rowers at the Carnegie Lake Rowing ing seven years as a member of the Wisconsin coaching staff. Association, USRowing’s Club of the Year.

In her initial campaign with the Blue Devils in 2015-16, Cooke She spent her first year out of Cal as an assistant freshman Carcagno brought home a host of awards with Collegiate Rowing coach for the Bears, while also coaching the Oakland Strokes, Inc. Coaches Association (CRCA) National Staff of the Year, CRCA Re- club and at Marin Rowing Association during the 2002-03 season. gion 3 Head Coach of the Year, CRCA Region 3 Staff of the Year Cooke Carcagno moved on to New Jersey to train with the U.S. and ACC Coach of the Year. She helped Duke to its first NCAA national team, all the while giving private instruction to numerous Championships appearance in program history as well as a sec- high school athletes in the region. ond-place finish at the ACC Championship. The Blue Devils en- tered the NCAA event with their highest ranking in program history, As a rower at Cal, Cooke Carcagno twice earned first team All- at No. 12. American honors to go along with a pair of first team all-region and first team All-Pac 10 accolades. Co-captain as a junior and senior, Duke completed Cooke Carcagno’s initial year ranked 16th by she helped the V8 to third at the 2002 NCAA Championships and the CRCA and was ranked for five weeks, tied for the most in a fourth at the 2000 event. year by the Blue Devils. She engineered the performance by facing some of the best programs in the country, taking on No. 9 Princeton Cooke Carcagno, a Los Gatos, Calif., native, spent four years in a dual, No. 3 Virginia in a dual and No. 9 Stanford at the Pac-12 with the U.S. national team, from 2004-07. As part of the 2006 U.S. Challenge. World Champion women’s 8, she helped establish a world record for Team USA. A 2006 Henley-on-Thames champion, she also won Within the ACC, Cooke Carcagno lifted the Blue Devils from a a gold medal at the 2006 Lucerne World Cup in the women’s pair seventh place finish in 2015 to second in 2016, their highest since and a silver in the women’s 4 without coxswain at the 2001 World coming in second in 2006, and claimed the ACC Coach of the Year Under-23 Championships. award. Aiding Duke were two photo finishes that went in its favor, in the V8 and 2V8. The Blue Devils’ V4 also finished second at the Cooke Carcagno earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychol- ACC event. ogy from California in 2002. Cooke Carcagno helped seniors Katie Dukovich and Alex Stone- The Cooke Carcagno File hill receive CRCA Pocock All-America accolades as Dukovich was a First Team selection while Stonehill was a CRCA Pocock Second • 2nd head coach in Duke Rowing history Team honoree. The pair were Duke’s first All-Americas since Emily • 2016 CRCA National Staff of the Year, Region III Theys was a second team recipient in 2013. Dukovich became the third First Team All-America in program history, and she and Stone- Coach of the Year, ACC Coach of the Year hill were the two were the 11th and 12th Duke rowing All-Americas. • Led Duke to first NCAA Championships appearance in Sophomore Katherine Maitland received CRCA Region 3 Second first year with the program, in 2016 Team accolades and junior Phoebe Donovan, sophomore Jessica • 2009 & 2012 CRCA Central Region Assistant Coach Findlay, senior Sarah Wall and senior Mary Wilson were named of the Year CRCA Scholar-Athlete Award winners. • 8 consecutive NCAA Championship selections at Wisconsin Cooke Carcagno was with the Badger program for seven years, • 2-time First Team All-America, First Team All-Region one as an associate head coach, one as a varsity assistant and and First Team All-Pac 10 selection at Cal five as the freshman coach. After her first campaign in Madison, she was named the CRCA Central Region Assistant Coach of the • 2006 U.S. World Champion in women’s eight

- 4 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF He rowed with the V8 for three years and helped lead the team to a Varsity 8 Dad Vail Championship in 2006. Graham earned a bachelor’s degree in management and minor in sport management in 2007.

While pursuing a master’s in education, Graham continued training Chase Graham in the men’s pair and won a Club National Championship as well Assistant Coach/ as claiming a third place finish at the Canadian Henley Regatta. During his time training and completing his education he served as a

Recruiting Director women’s graduate assistant coach at Marietta College for two years. COACHES & STAFF 2nd Season During that time, he helped lead his squad to a Mid Atlantic Division Bowling Green, ‘99 III Championship while also playing an important role in recruiting.

Chase Graham begins his second year as an assistant coach In 2009, Graham began coaching the women’s rowing program at with the Duke rowing program. Graham joined the Blue Devils after Fairfield University. During his first year at Fairfield, he led his squad four years as the head junior girls coach at Saugatuck Rowing Club to the program’s first Dad Vail Championship. in Westport, Conn. He has been involved in the sport for 17 years. Graham was named the Saugatuck girls head coach in 2010. His During his first season in Durham, in 2015-16, Graham helped crews have consistently earned medals at regattas such as Head the Blue Devils earn a place in their first NCAA Championships, as of the Charles, Northeast Regional Championships and the Youth well as finish second at the ACC Championship. For his efforts, he National Championships. was part of the Duke coaching staff that received Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) National and Region 3 Staff of the In 2013, Graham coached the women’s single at the Junior World Year accolades. Rowing Championships in Trakai, Lithuania.

Graham was the leading force of the V4, as it captured the C Final at the NCAA Championships and took second at the ACC Championship Grand Final. The boat tallied the Blue Devils’ lone win at the Pac-12 Challenge as it downed UCLA with a time of 7:21.5. The crew turned in a standout performance at the Dale England Cup with two victories.

At the ACC Championship Grand Final, Graham’s V4 set the tone for the day with a second-place finish, edging past Syracuse 7:20.113-7:20.740. The Blue Devils were seeded third entering the competition.

His V4 was then one place away from earning a spot in the A/B semifinals at the NCAA Championships, but captured the C Final again, finishing just ahead of Syracuse. The Blue Devils trailed through the first 500 meters, 1:48.453-1:49.993, but came on strong in the final 1,500 meters, outpacing the Orange for a 7:22.311- 7:25.635 victory.

His role with the V4 allowed Duke to be ranked 16th by the CRCA in the final poll. The Blue Devils appeared in the ledger five times, tied for the most in a year in program history.

With Saugatuck, Graham helped the 2015 V8 and varsity lightweight 8 to the Youth National Championship. His V8 went undefeated and took first place at the Head of the Charles, San Diego Crew Classic, Youth National Championship and Club National Championship.

A year earlier, in 2014, his varsity lightweight 8 claimed second place at the Youth National Championship while his 4+ was the Club National Champion.

Graham began rowing at Parkersburg South High School in West Virginia, where he competed for Midwest and scholastic national championships. After high school Graham went on to row at Marietta College from 2003-07. He was the team’s Most Improved Oarsman recipient in 2004.

- 5 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF Carcagno came to Durham after seven years at the University of Wisconsin. He joined the UW coaching staff full time for the start of the 2009-10 season after spending one year as a volunteer assistant coach. Prior to his departure, Carcagno was an associate head coach for the men’s program.

He became part of the Wisconsin men’s rowing coaching staff after years of experience as a collegiate and high school rowing coach, Victoria McGee as well as personal experience as a member of the U.S. national Assistant Coach team and as a Princeton University student-athlete. 1st Season Carcagno graduated from Princeton with an A.B. (Artium North Carolina, ‘16 Baccalaureatus) in Public Policy from the Woodrow Wilson School in Victoria McGee joined the Duke rowing staff as an assistant coach 1998 following four years on the men’s rowing team. After walking on in August of 2016. the team his freshman year, Carcagno co-captained the undefeated national champion varsity eight as a senior and was awarded the A 2016 graduate of the University of North Carolina, McGee was Bayard W. Read Class of 1926 Award for most improved athlete a three-year member of the Tar Heels’ varsity rowing squad. She over four years. Upon graduation, Carcagno served as a volunteer joined the program after making the novice squad as a freshman coach at his alma mater for the next year. COACHES & STAFF COACHES following a tryout for the team. In 2002, the Princeton standout accepted a position as coach at McGee was a member of the Tar Heels’ varsity eight for her three the Mercer Junior Rowing Club in West Windsor, N.J. Over the course years on the top team. The V8 qualified for the ACC Petite Final of five years, Carcagno assisted in conditioning high school athletes during her senior year, when she filled the three seat, finishing the for national team programs as well as priming them for success in race in 6:56.891. McGee’s V8 was also named the ACC Crew of collegiate programs. the Week on March 29, 2016, after defeating Georgetown and West Virginia in separate races. Carcagno also spent seven years (2002-08) in elite training as a member of the U.S. national team. He represented the U.S. as McGee graduated from North Carolina with a double major in an alternate on two Olympic teams, one Pan-Am team and seven exercise and sport science and psychology, and a minor in coaching senior national teams. Carcagno’s accomplishments on the national education. While on campus, she participated in the Richard A. team include winning the world championships in the lightweight Baddour Carolina Leadership Academy as part of the Leadership eight in 2008, capturing the silver medal at the Pan American Lab program and served as a CREED mentor, helping freshman Games lightweight four in 2007, placing third in the lightweight pair student-athletes adjust to college life. in 2003, and taking second in the lightweight pair at the Munich and Lucerne world cups in 2004. Carcagno was also part of the duo that was the first-ever U.S. finalist in the lightweight pair at the World Championships in 2002. Through his experience racing and training internationally, Carcagno gained a solid understanding of how to move boats effectively and how to race to win.

Following his involvement in international racing, Carcagno went to Wisconsin to assist the men’s program in 2009. As the assistant varsity coach, he worked closely with the Eastern Sprints-winning third varsity eight and the Intercollegiate Rowing Association runner- Simon Carcagno up open four squads. Assistant Coach As a result of his success, he was quickly promoted to freshman 1st Season coach, where he went on to win multiple medals at the Eastern North Carolina, ‘16 Sprints, including a silver medal in the men’s freshman eight in 2015.

Simon Carcagno begins his second year as a member of the Duke rowing staff. During the 2015-16 campaign, Carcagno served as the program’s boathouse manager. For the 2016-17 campaign he will be an assistant coach.

During Carcagno’s first year with the Blue Devils, Duke qualified for its first NCAA Championships appearance, as well as earning a second-place finish at the ACC Championship. The Duke coaching staff received Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association National and Region 3 Staff of the Year accolades.

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Abby Artmann Rhea Bergman Junior 5-9 • Sophomore Cedar Park, Texas Los Altos, Calif. Round Rock Mountain View

Joined the Duke Rowing program in the fall of 2016 2015-16: Participated in four of the team’s six spring races, primarily as a member of the fours after moving off the 2V4 … started the spring Duke Swimming and Diving with the 2V4 at the Carolina Cup, clocking a time of 7:34.7 to place sec- 2015-16: Won the 200 breaststroke against Old Dominion and William ond … rowed again with the 2V4 during the Virginia Dual as the boat & Mary (11/7) ... Took fifth in the 200 IM A final at the Nike Cup Invita- placed fourth (7:58.0) … added 3V8 duties at the Virginia Dual, placing tional ... Added a fifth-place finish in the 200 breaststroke after going second with the crew in 7:54.7 … helped the Blue Devils tie for first 2:16.91 in preliminaries for the sixth-fastest mark in program history ... at the Dale England Cup in her first appearance in the V4 as the boat Also finished ninth in the 100 breaststroke at the same meet, with her captured both of its races, in 7:51.4 and 7:37.4 … a member of the V4 finals time of 1:02.83 ranking her eighth on Duke’s all-time performance for the ACC Championship as the boat placed second in helping Duke list ... A member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll. to a second-place overall finish, its best at the event since 2006 … V4 entered the event as the No. 3 seed and outrowed the competition to 2014-15: Clocked season-best times in the 100 (1:04.99) and 200 come in second … helped the V4 to the NCAA C Final title during pro- gram’s first NCAA Championships appearance with a time of 7:22.311 breaststroke (2:20.62) and 200 IM (2:06.33) at the Nike Cup Invitational ROWERS … Duke’s top finisher in the 200 IM at season-ending Carolina College … boat also placed first in the C/D Semifinals (7:24.262) … participated Invitational. in first race as a member of the 2V8 during the fall’s Rivanna Romp as the boat came in 12th overall with a time of 14:07.6 … also rowed with High School: World Championships Trials and Summer and Winter the 3V4 at the Rivanna Romp, helping the crew place 21st in 16:16.8. Junior Nationals qualifier … Captured state title in 400 IM as fresh- man ... State highpoint winner … Finished third in 200 breaststroke at High School: Rowed for the Stanford Rowing Center and coach Mon- sectionals meet as a rookie … Placed sixth in 200 breaststroke and ica Hilcu ... named the club’s Most Valuable Novice in 2014 and Most seventh in 100 breaststroke at Junior Nationals her junior year … 100 Valuable Oarswoman in 2015 ... during first year with the club team, breaststroke and 200 IM sectionals finalist as a senior … Three-time helped the novice quad to first place at the Head of the Lagoon, Fault Academic All-American … NCFCA Speech and Debate Regional final- Line Faceoff and Shamrock Invitational ... squad finished second at the ist. Covered Bridge Regatta and made the grand finals at the SW Cham- pionships, placing sixth ... as a senior in high school, was a member Personal: Born Abby Lenore Artmann on March 19, 1996 in Nashville, of the varsity club at the Stanford Rowing Center and won the W2x Tenn. … Daughter of Scott and Sandy Artmann … Has three brothers, and W4x at the Head of the American ... helped W4x to second place Hunter, Josh and Sam … Brother, Hunter, currently swims at Texas at the Head of the Lagoon, Fault Line Faceoff and Covered Bridge A&M University. Regatta ... W4x also placed third at the OKC Regatta and fourth at the SW Championships ... a member of the W2x at the Youth National Championships that took 11th overall during final year with the club program ... Mountain View High School did not have rowing, but com- peted earned three varsity letters in basketball as a forward, starting as a junior and senior ... a member of the Santa Clara sporting 97G club soccer team that was No. 1 in Northern California and No. 3 in the na- tion by Gotsoccer.com ... team won the U15 Nor-Cal State Cup Girls Championship in 2012-13 ... a four-time Mountain View High School Scholar Athlete Award winner ... received a certificate of outstanding achievement in chemistry as a freshman ... interned with the Stanford Katherine Bandeen University School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences in 2014. Freshman Personal: Born January 24, 1998 … daughter of Srdjana and Wil- liam Bergman … has one brother, Alexander ... Uncle, Keith Bergman, played football at San Francisco State and was the offensive line coach at Oregon State from 1987-90 ... Uncle, John Bergman, was an Olym- pic super-heavyweight weightlifter and placed 10th at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games.

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Lelia Boley Margot Calmar Freshman 6-1 • Sophomore Westport, Conn. Stonington, Conn. Staples Stonington High School: Rowed for the Saugatuck Rowing Club for four years … Joined the Duke Rowing program in the fall of 2016 one of club coaches was current Duke assistant Chase Graham … with Saugatuck, earned fourth place at the Head of the Charles event during Duke Women’s Lacrosse sophomore year … followed the next year by winning the V8 title at the 2016: Did not see the field … ACC Academic Honor Roll. Head of the Charles … also earned a V8 first place finish at the San Diego Crew Classic and USRowing Youth Nationals … finished career High School: Four-year letterwinner at Stonington High School [Conn.] with another “triple crown” of V8 victories at the Head of the Charles, under the direction of Jeff Medeiros … First team all-state selection as San Diego Crew Classic and USRowing Youth Nationals. a senior after notching 33 goals, seven assists, 150 ground balls, 40 interceptions and 100 takeaways … Collected second team all-state Personal: Born November 6, 1998 … daughter of Julia and Jeff Boley recognition her junior year while also guiding her team to a state cham- … has two brothers, Nathaniel and Hamilton, and a younger sister, pionship … Four-time All-ECC pick … Received all-area recognition on Camille. three occasions … Rounded out her prep career with 35 goals, 18 as- sists, 320 ground balls, 78 interceptions and 252 takeaways … Also let- tered in basketball and field hockey all four years … All-state selection in both sports … MVP of Stonington’s state championship field hockey team … Topped the 1,000-point mark in basketball … Member of the National Honor Society and National Chinese Honor Society.

ROWERS Personal: Born Margarete McCormick Calmar June 4, 1997 in New London, Conn. … Daughter of Martha and Harry Calmar … Has one brother, Emanuel … Mother played field hockey and tennis at Bowdoin … Brother plays football at the University of Rochester … Cousin, Jake Madison Brown Heller, played football at Harvard (1996-98) … Cousin, Caitlin Murray, Freshman played lacrosse at Middlebury College … Cousin, Jake Giovanucci Sarasota, Fla. (’15), played football at Bowdoin … Cousin, Francesca Giovanucci, is a midfielder on the women’s lacrosse team at Babson College … Pine View School for the Gifted Cousin, Matt Heller (’98), swam and played water polo at Trinity Col- High School: Rowed for the Sarasota Crew for the last four years, the lege – Hartford. final two as a member of the V8 … received four letters for head coach Casey Galvanek and had the top 2K erg score on the team for the past two seasons … earned four silver medals, two golds and one bronze at the Florida Scholastic Rowing Association state championship … at last summer’s USRowing Club Nationals, helped her U19 4x to a Grand Final appearance, earning fifth place … claimed the gold in the V8+ at the 2015 USRowing Southeast Youth Championship ... a Na- tional merit Scholarship finalist as a senior ... a three-year member of the National Honor Society ... received superior ratings from the Music Performance Assessment as a freshman, sophomore and junior ... co- Alexa Campbell founder and president of the school’s Nutrition Club ... volunteered for Junior more than 200 hours at the local humane society. Rocheester, N.Y. Brighton Personal: Born December 18, 1997 … daughter of Jo-Ann and Jef- frey Brown … has two younger brothers, Logan and Chance, and two High School: A three-year letterwinner in cross country and track younger sisters, Jordan and Faith. for Brighton ... served as team captain of the track and cross country squads as a junior and senior ... in cross country, qualified for the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Championship meet as a junior after placing eighth with a time of 20:33 during the Section 5 Class B Championship ... received First Team Monroe County honors during final two campaigns ... an Honorable Mention All-Greater Roch- ester (AGR) selection as a junior and senior ... on the track, selected First Team Monroe County in the 2,000m steeplechase and picked up Second Team Monroe County accolades in the 3,000m ... a AGR Hon- orable Mention pick as a junior and senior ... placed 11th in the 800m (2:33.98) of the Section V Class AA-A Championships as a senior and took seventh in the 2k steeplechase (8:05.27).

Personal: Born November 6, 1996, to Dr. Amber Keshishian and Dr. James Campbell … has an older brother, Nathan. - 8 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE 2014-15: Opened the year as a part of the 3V8 and 2V4 against Clem- son and Boston University … took third in the 3V8 behind Clemson’s 3V8 and the Boston lightweight 2V8 in 7:27.77 … placed fourth with the 2V4 in 8:24.00 … part of the 3V8 for three races at the Clemson Invi- tational against seven ranked squads as the boat placed fifth (7:31.3), fifth (7:10.5) and fourth (7:14.1).

High School: Spent first two years of high school career at Franklin Community High School in Franklin, Ind., before moving to Fayetteville, Tara Christensen N.C., and attending Jack Britt High School … while at Franklin Commu- 5-7 • Junior nity, lettered both years as a member of the soccer and track and field Nanaimo, British Columbia programs … guided by head coach Kristy Stroud in soccer and head Brentwood College coach Ray Lane in track and field … when at Jack Britt, was a two-year letterwinner in cross country under head coach Kim Sanborn … an all- 2015-16: Took part in two 3V8 races, missing majority of campaign county second-team selection and a state qualifier in cross country as due to injury … at the Virginia Dual the boat finished second in 7:54.7 a senior … a member of the Jack Britt National Honor Society, Junior … at the ACC Championship, guided boat to first place finish in the Classical League, Science Olympiad, speech and debate team and petite final against North Carolina with a year-best time of 6:58.091 was a state science fair qualifier. … in the summer of 2016, was a member of the inaugural class of the Rubenstein-Bing Student-Athlete Civic Engagement (ACE) Program … Personal: Born December 21, 1995 … daughter of Heather and Marty traveled to Vietnam to teach academics, sports and life skills to middle Conroy … has a younger sister, Mackenzie. school children in a summer-camp setting as part of the program.

2014-15: Did not experience action.

High School: A four-year participant under head coach Marie Wismer … served as captain as a senior … helped varsity 8 to a second-place ROWERS showing at the Canadian Secondary School Regatta Championships nationals in both 2013 and 2014 … winner of the John Biscoe Memorial Award for service to the Brentwood Rowing Club … elected to take part in the 2012 BC Summer Games. Marissa Donadio Personal: Born February 14, 1996 … daughter of Jennifer Leslie and 5-7 • Sophomore Blair Christensen … has a younger sister, Amy … mother coaches high Upper Arlington, Ohio school girls’ volleyball and basketball. Upper Arlington 2015-16: Alternated between the 3V8 and fours, eventually settling into a role with the V4 at the end of rookie campaign … opened the spring as a member of the 2V4 for the Carolina Cup, clocking a time of 7:34.7 to place second … rowed again with the 2V4 during the Virginia Dual as the boat placed fourth (7:58.0) … added 3V8 duties at the Virginia Dual, placing second with the crew in 7:54.7 … helped the Blue Devils tie for first at the Dale England Cup in her first appearance in the V4 as the boat captured both of its races, in 7:51.4 and 7:37.4 … capped Megan Conroy the regular season with the V4 at the Princeton Dual as the unit took 5-9 • Junior third in 8:00.7 … a member of the V4 for the ACC Championship as the Fayetteville, N.C. boat placed second in helping Duke to a second-place overall finish, Jack Britt its best at the event since 2006 … V4 entered the event as the No. 3 seed and outrowed the competition to come in second … helped the V4 2015-16: A mainstay with the 2V8 as the boat provided a number of to the NCAA C Final title during program’s first NCAA Championships Duke’s top finishes during the campaign … began the spring with a appearance with a time of 7:22.311 … boat also placed first in the C/D bang with the 2V8 for the Carolina Cup as the boat earned ACC Crew Semifinals (7:24.262) … took part in initial collegiate race with the 3V8 of the Week accolades after winning its race in 6:37.6, the second- at the Princeton Chase, helping the boat claim 50th in 16:37.910 … fastest mark in Duke history … with the 2V8 for the Pac-12 Challenge participated in the Rivanna Romp as the 3V8 took 17th overall with a as the boat finished second against UCLA and Stanford with times of time of 14:36.9 … also rowed with the 5V4 at the Rivanna Romp, help- 6:42.5 and 7:19.2 … at the Virginia Dual, with the 2V8 as it took second ing the crew place 20th in 16:16.2. in 7:05.9 … helped Duke to tie for first at the Dale England Cup with the boat winning both of its races, finishing in 6:47.3 and 6:45.5 … High School: A three-year letterwinner for head coach Michael Rice’s capped the regular season with the 2V8 at the Princeton Dual, clocking Upper Arlington High School squad … as a senior, helped the V8+ to a 6:58.3 to finish second to the No. 9 Tigers … at the ACC Champion- a 16th place finish at the Head of the Charles … finished second at the ship, helped the boat from a No. 3 seed to a second-place finish with Midwest Erg Sprints (varsity), 12th at scholastic nationals (varsity 8+) a photo finish against Notre Dame as Duke placed second overall, its and 11th at youth nationals (varsity 4+) … as a junior, went with V8+ to best performance since 2006 … boat clocked a season-best time of the Head of the Charles and took 20th … junior year also placed third 6:32.322 at the league championship … stayed with the 2V8 during the at the Midwest Erg Sprints (varsity), gold (V4+) and silver (V8+) at the NCAA Championships and helped the boat to the NCAA C Final title Midwest scholastics and sixth at the scholastic nationals (V8+) … took with a time of 6:34.803 … boat also placed first in the C/D Semifinals third in the J8+ at the Midwest scholastics as a sophomore and took (6:41.080) … during the fall, a member of the 2V8, 5V4 and 4V4 for the third at the Midwest Erg Sprints (novice) as a freshman. Princeton Chase and Rivanna Romp … with the 2V8 for the Princeton Chase and the boat came in 29th overall (15:59.382) … with the 5V4 at Personal: Born November 14, 1996 … daughter of Elizabeth Ken- the Chase, placed 19th with a time of 18:35.203 … ended the fall with nard and Patrick Donadio … has one older brother, Nicholas … mother the 2V8 and 4V4 at the Rivanna Romp, helping the eights place 12th in graduated from Duke in 1982 … brother is on track to graduate from 14:07.6 and fours 24th in 16:28.8. Duke in 2017. - 9 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE ships...as a sophomore, won the quad at the NSW Schoolgirl Head of the River...lettered three years in field hockey and soccer.

Personal: Born Phoebe Rose Donovan on July 7, 1994 in Sydney, Australia ... daughter of Garry and Sarah Donovan.

Phoebe Donovan Senior Sydney, Australia Pymble Ladies’ College 2015-16: A primary member of the V8 before shifting to the 2V8 for the tail end of the season … opened the spring with the race-winning V8 Rani Duff at the Carolina Cup as the boat finished in 6:29.8 for the eighth-fastest time in program history … rowed with the V8 again at the Pac-12 Chal- Freshman lenge, helping the boat to a pair of second-place finishes with times of Wilmette, Ill. 6:36.7 and 7:04.5 against UCLA and Stanford … at the Virginia Dual, New Trier V8 took second in 7:19.2 … helped the Blue Devils finish tied for first with No. 14 Indiana and No. 17 Notre Dame at the Dale England Cup High School: A USRowing Scholastic Honor Roll member … a four- as the V8 placed third in two races, clocking times of 6:53.1 and 6:44.9 year letterwinner for head coaches Rose Marchuk and Sandy Culver … ended the regular season with the 2V8 at Princeton as the boat took at New Trier High School … competed all four years at the Scholastic second in 6:58.3 … at the ACC Championship, helped the boat from Rowing Association of America (SRAA) nationals, bringing home a sil- a No. 3 seed to a second-place finish with a photo finish against Notre ver medal in the bow seat of the Freshman 8+ … as a sophomore and Dame as Duke placed second overall, its best performance since 2006 junior, took part in the Lightweight 8+ and earned sixth place at the … boat clocked a season-best time of 6:32.322 at the league champi- SRAA Nationals and earned the silver as a senior … also picked up onship … stayed with the 2V8 during the NCAA Championships and four letters as a varsity ice hockey center at New Trier … the New Trier helped the boat to the NCAA C Final title with a time of 6:34.803 … boat Hockey Scholar-Athlete with the highest weighted and unweighted also placed first in the C/D Semifinals (6:41.080) … placed 17th at the GPAs as a senior, when she led the squad to a Founder’s Cup League Chase with the V8 in 15:31.203 and third at the Romp in 13:21.9 … in bronze medal after earning silver as a freshman ... a National Merit ROWERS the fall, rowed with the V8 and V4 at the Princeton Chase and Rivanna Finalist as a senior and received the social studies department book Romp …with the V4, came in fifth at the Chase (17:29.372) and Romp award during junior year ... a National Junior Classical League Latin (15:03.6) … a Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Honor Society selection all four years ... during senior year, placed on Award winner. the USRowing Scholastic Honor Roll.

2014-15: A reliable member of the V8 for the entire season who earned Personal: Born October 31, 1997 … daughter of Sara Gopal and Bill Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete accolades Duff … has a younger sister, Sanjay ... father graduated from Duke in at the end of the year … also a recipient of the league’s Top Six for 1985. Service Award … at the spring’s first meet, against Clemson and Bos- ton University, helped the V8 finish second to the Tigers’ crew in both races (6:47.53/6:54.44) … helped the V8 capture the Cal Cup Grand Final at the San Diego Crew Classic with a time of 6:51.46 … the boat finished nearly five seconds ahead of second-place Kansas State in clinching the Blue Devils’ first V8 win at the Crew Classic since 2012 … group had qualified for Cal Cup Grand Final by winning its heat in 6:54.46 … in three races at the Clemson Invitational against seven ranked squads, helped the V8 finish fifth (6:53.1), sixth (6:45.6) and fifth (6:46.5) … helped the V8 qualify for the ACC Championship Grand Final after finishing third in the qualifying heat with a time of 6:29.0 … Tara Fagan boat took sixth place (6:45.9) in the Grand Final. Freshman Annapolis, Md. 2013-14: Helped V8 to a first-place finish at the season-opening Car- Savern School dinal Invitational with a time of 6:39.40 … took the V8 crew to second place against Clemson, Iowa, Buffalo, Kansas and Purdue, finishing High School: Coxed at Annapolis Junior Rowing for five years … behind only Clemson with a time of 6:49.03 … a member of the V8 that served as team captain during final season … earned four varsity let- came in second place at the Oregon State Classic (6:37.53) and UVA ters as a swimmer at Severn ... a peer counselor and member of the Invite (6:52.9 and 6:46.4) … at the ACC Championship Grand Finale, Service Society. member of the V4 that took third with a season-best time of 7:35.7. ... in the fall, rowed with the V8 that placed 13th out of 52 at the Princeton Personal: Born December 19, 1997 … daughter of Jenienne Fagan Chase. and step father Joe Leonard … grandfather rowed at the United States Naval Academy. High School: Three-year letterwinner at Pymble Ladies’ College... received the Captains Cup for Outstanding Dedication as a senior... helped her squad win silver in the eight at the 2012 Australia National Championships...also claimed bronze in the U21 pair at the event... won gold in the varsity eight at the 2012 NSW Girls Head of the River, and took second at the NSW State Regatta...won gold in the 2V8+ at the NSW State Regatta and NSW Girls Head of the River as a ju- nior...finished third in the U19 eight at the Australia National Champion-

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Jessica Findlay 6-0 • Junior Sarah Fletcher Teesside, United Kingdom 5-11 • Junior Laurence Jackson London, United Kingdom St. Edward’s School 2015-16: Held position as a member of the V8 for the entire campaign … opened the spring with the race-winning V8 at the Carolina Cup as 2015-16: A leading member of the V4 for the entire season … began the boat finished in 6:29.8 for the eighth-fastest time in program history the spring helping the V4 to a victory at the Carolina Cup, finishing in … rowed with the V8 again at the Pac-12 Challenge, helping the boat to 7:20.5 as Duke finished one point out of first place overall … tallied a pair of second-place finishes with times of 6:36.7 and 7:04.5 against the Blue Devils’ lone win at the Pac-12 Challenge as the V4 downed UCLA and Stanford … at the Virginia Dual, V8 took second in 7:19.2 … UCLA with a time of 7:21.5 … also placed second to Stanford in 8:07.6 helped the Blue Devils tie for first overall with No. 14 Indiana and No. at the Challenge … boat came in second at the Virginia Dual (7:32.1) 17 Notre Dame at the Dale England Cup as the V8 placed third in two before turning in a standout performance at the Dale England Cup with races, clocking times of 6:53.1 and 6:44.9 … ended the regular season two victories … V4 turned in times of 7:51.4 and 7:37.4 to capture both at No. 9 Princeton as the boat took second in 7:03.3 … a member of races, helping Duke finish tied for first overall with No. 14 Indiana and the V8 for the ACC Championship as the boat placed second in a year- No. 17 Notre Dame … ended the regular season at No. 9 Princeton best 6:20.444 mark in helping Duke to a second-place overall finish, as the V4 came in third overall in 8:00.7 … a member of the V4 for its best at the event since 2006 … V8 entered the event as the No. 5 the ACC Championship as the boat placed second in helping Duke to seed and outrowed the competition to come in second, with a photo a second-place overall finish, its best at the event since 2006 … V4 ROWERS finish ahead of Syracuse … during the program’s first NCAA Champi- entered the event as the No. 3 seed and outrowed the competition to onships appearance, with the V8 that placed 18th overall, finishing the come in second … helped the V4 to the NCAA C Final title during pro- C Final in 6:31.650 … crew also placed second in the C/D Semifinals gram’s first NCAA Championships appearance with a time of 7:22.311 (6:32.862) … in the fall, rowed with the V8 and V4 at the Princeton … boat also placed first in the C/D Semifinals (7:24.262) … did not Chase and Rivanna Romp … placed 17th at the Chase with the V8 in participate in any fall races. 15:31.203 and third at the Romp in 13:21.9 … with the V4, came in fifth at the Chase (17:29.372) and Romp (15:03.6) … a Collegiate Rowing 2014-15: Became a member of the 2V8 and held her spot through- Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Award winner. out the season … started the campaign against Clemson and Boston University and helped the crew place fourth in both races with times 2014-15: A reliable member of the team’s top boat all year with the of 6:56.82 and 7:02.70 … helped 2V8 advance to the Jackie Ann Stitt V8 … at the spring’s first meet, against Clemson and Boston Uni- Hungness Grand Final at the San Diego Crew Classic by placing versity, helped the V8 finish second to the Tigers’ crew in both races third in the preliminary heat in 8:06.96 … group finished sixth in the (6:47.53/6:54.44) … helped the V8 capture the Cal Cup Grand Final grand final … in three races at the Clemson Invitational against seven at the San Diego Crew Classic with a time of 6:51.46 … the boat fin- ranked squads, helped the 2V8 place second to Louisville (6:54.3), fifth ished nearly five seconds ahead of second-place Kansas State in (6:49.8) and fourth (6:48.0) … part of one of Duke’s two boats to race clinching the Blue Devils’ first V8 win at the Crew Classic since 2012 in the ACC Championship Grand Final as a member of the 2V8, which … group had qualified for Cal Cup Grand Final by winning its heat in got there by taking third in its preliminary heat with a time of 6:33.9 … 6:54.46 … in three races at the Clemson Invitational against seven group placed sixth (6:44.9) in the Grand Final. ranked squads, helped the V8 finish fifth (6:53.1), sixth (6:45.6) and fifth (6:46.5) … helped the V8 qualify for the ACC Championship Grand High School: A three-year letterwinner for head coach Thomas Burron Final after finishing third in the qualifying heat with a time of 6:29.0 … … helped varsity 8 to a first-place finish at the Hammersmith Head boat took sixth place (6:45.9) in the Grand Final. Regatta … varsity 8 also qualified for the semifinal at the National Schools Regatta … involved with the Chanty Project, Debate Society High School: A four-year letterwinner in swimming … helped program and served as a peer listener. to National Schools Championship … a member of the Tees Rowing Club … selected to participate in the Great Britain World Class Start Personal: Born November 28, 1995 … daughter of Elena and Phillip program … finished second in the women’s 4 at the National Schools Fletcher … has an older brother, Phillip, and an older sister, Emily … Regatta.. brother was a rower at Columbia University.

Personal: Born September 15, 1995 … daughter of Brenda and Andy Findlay.

Grace Garverick 5-8 • Freshman Sacramento, Calif. Rio Americano High School: Rowed for the Capital Crew for three years … a member of the A8 and A4 during rookie year before moving up to the V8 and

- 11 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE V4 varsity … helped V4 place second at the Head of Lake during junior year before capturing the V8 petite final at San Diego Crew Classic in the spring of 2016 …a member of the USA Junior National Team Development Camp in 2014 as well as a USA Junior National Camp Selection Team Invite in 2015 … a USA Junior National Team Winter High Performance Camp selection in 2016 ... earned the President’s Award during entire high school career for having above a 3.5 grade- point average ... received the school’s undergraduate award for Honors World History as a sophomore. Elizabeth Horne Personal: Born September 6, 1998 … daughter of Greta and Ron 5-8 • Senior Garverick … has a younger sister, Hazel. London, United Kingdom The Lady Eleanor Halles School

2015-16: Played a leading role for the 2V8 all season, helping the boat to a No. 3 seed at the ACC Championship … began the spring with a bang with the 2V8 at the Carolina Cup as the boat earned ACC Crew of the Week accolades after winning its race in 6:37.6, the second-fastest mark in Duke history … with the 2V8 for the Pac-12 Challenge as the boat finished second against UCLA and Stanford with times of 6:42.5 Barbara Groh and 7:19.2 … at the Virginia Dual, with the 2V8 as it took second in Freshman 7:05.9 … helped the Blue Devils tie for first with No. 14 Indiana and Miami, Fla. No. 17 Notre Dame at the Dale England Cup as the 2V8 won both of its TERRA Environmental Research races, finishing in 6:47.3 and 6:45.5 … capped the regular season with Institute a second-place performance at No. 9 Princeton (6:58.3) … at the ACC Championship, helped the boat from a No. 3 seed to a second-place High School: A three-year letterwinner in badminton for head coach finish with a photo finish against Notre Dame as Duke placed second Sammy Iassudo at TERRA … spent freshman and sophomore years overall, its best performance since 2006 … boat clocked a season-best playing mixed doubles and junior campaign in girls singles … served time of 6:32.322 at the league championship … with the 2V8 during as F.I.R.S.T. Robotics Club secretary and president, Quill and Scroll the NCAA Championships, helped the boat to the NCAA C Final title Journalism Honor Society Secretary, Ten80 Racing Club Team Cap- with a time of 6:34.803 … boat also placed first in the C/D Semifinals ROWERS tain, English Honor Society Vice President … a member of National (6:41.080) … during the fall, a member of the V8 and 2V4 for the Princ- Society of High School Scholars, National Honor Society and Science eton Chase and Rivanna Romp … placed 17th at the Chase with the Honor Society … founded and instructed two Girls Who Code clubs. V8 in 15:31.203 and third at the Romp in 13:21.9 … with the 2V4, came in ninth at the Chase (18:01.036) and ninth at the Romp (15:25.4) … Personal: Born Barbara Teresita Groh on September 7, 1997, in Mi- in the summer of 2016, was a member of the inaugural class of the ami, Fla. ... daughter of Teresita Arizaleta and Donald Groh ... has a Rubenstein-Bing Student-Athlete Civic Engagement (ACE) Program younger brother, Donald Jr. … traveled to South Africa to provide support for basic healthcare ini- tiatives, activity-based education and teaching, light construction and sports programs, as part of her ACE experience.

2014-15: Began the year as part of the V8 at the spring’s first meet, against Clemson and Boston University … helped crew finish second to the Tigers in both races (6:47.53/6:54.44) … helped the V8 capture the Cal Cup Grand Final at the San Diego Crew Classic with a time of 6:51.46 … the boat finished nearly five seconds ahead of second- place Kansas State in clinching the Blue Devils’ first V8 win at the Crew Classic since 2012 … group had qualified for Cal Cup Grand Final by Emilia Grzesiak winning its heat in 6:54.46 … in three races at the Clemson Invitational Freshman against seven ranked squads, helped the V8 finish fifth (6:53.1), sixth Glen Ellyn, Ill. (6:45.6) and fifth (6:46.5) … helped the V8 qualify for the ACC Champi- Benet Academy onship Grand Final after finishing third in the qualifying heat with a time of 6:29.0 … boat took sixth place (6:45.9) in the Grand Final. High School: A track and field participant at Benet Academy ... earned First Academic Honors every semester of high school and was select- 2013-14:A key member of the 2V8 that placed third (6:59.90) against ed the winner of Departmental Award in Science as a senior ... an AP Clemson, Iowa, Kansas, Buffalo and Purdue, finishing only behind the Scholar with Distinction Award recipient following senior year. Tigers and Hawkeyes … a member of the 2V8 that downed No. 20 Or- egon State’s crew at the Oregon State Classic with a time of 6:41.8 … Personal: Born May 16, 1998, in Glen Ellyn, Ill. ... daughter of Lu- a member of the V8 that came in second place at the UVA Invite (6:52.9 cyna and Jaroslaw Grzesiak ... has a younger sister, Victoria ... mother and 6:46.4) … at the ACC Championship Grand Finale, member of was a member of Polish National Rowing Team (1987-1989) and also the V8 that placed fifth with a season-best time of 6:37.5 ... in the fall, competed and won awards in cross country running and cross country rowed with the V8 that placed 13th out of 52 entries at the Princeton skiing in the 1980s. Chase.

High School: Three-year letterwinner at The Lady Eleanor Holles School...captained the team as a senior...earned team MVP honors in 2012 and 2013, received the Nigel Noble Trophy of Excellence three times in 2011, 2012 and 2013...as a senior, claimed three gold medals at the La Coupe de la Jeunesse as a representative of Great Britain’s junior team in the quad and eight...honored with the Prize for Excel-

- 12 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE lence in Sports in 2013...guided her eight to a bronze finish at the Na- tional Schools Regatta in the junior division...won silver in the junior women’s pair at nationals...as a junior, powered her eight to the Head of the River championship in the junior women’s division for the sec- ond straight year...also claimed silver medals in the women’s eight and women’s quad at National Schools and in the junior women’s pair at La Coupe de la Jeunesse...as a sophomore, helped her eight win the Head of the River Championship in the junior women’s division while also setting an event record for that race...also won silver medals in the junior women’s quad at the Junior World Rowing Championships and in Meagan Lew the junior 18 eight and junior 16 four...lettered in swimming. 4-9 • Junior Boston, Mass. Personal: Born Elizabeth Francesca Marion Horne on April 14, 1995 in Boston Latin School London ... daughter of Ed and Dale Horne ... father, Ed, played varsity rugby at the University of Oxford. 2015-16: Served as the coxswain for the 2V8 for the majority of the year before ending the campaign with the V8 … began the spring with a bang with the 2V8 at the Carolina Cup as the boat earned ACC Crew of the Week accolades after winning its race in 6:37.6, the second- fastest mark in Duke history … with the 2V8 for the Pac-12 Challenge as the boat finished second against UCLA and Stanford with times of 6:42.5 and 7:19.2 … at the Virginia Dual, with the 2V8 as it took second in 7:05.9 … helped the Blue Devils tie for first with No. 14 Indiana and No. 17 Notre Dame at the Dale England Cup as the 2V8 won both of its Cassie Ingram races, finishing in 6:47.3 and 6:45.5 … switched to the V8 for the final Freshman race of the regular season, leading it to a second-place finish (7:03.3)

Honolulu, Hawai’i at No. 9 Princeton … a member of the V8 for the ACC Championship as ROWERS the boat placed second in a year-best 6:20.444 mark in helping Duke Punahou School to a second-place overall finish, its best at the event since 2006 … V8 entered the event as the No. 5 seed and outrowed the competition High School: A two-year letterwinner in outrigger paddling at Punahou to come in second, with a photo finish ahead of Syracuse … guided ... selected as the Most Inspirational Player following junior year and the V8 during the program’s first NCAA Championships appearance as was an Interscholastic League of Honolulu All-Star during junior cam- the boat placed 18th overall, finishing the C Final in 6:31.650 … crew paign ... helped team to state title as a junior and earned a third-place also placed second in the C/D Semifinals (6:32.862) … during the fall, finish as a senior ... during senior year, took first place in the OC-6 at served as the guide for the 4V4 at the year-opening Princeton Chase the Kaiwi Channel Relay. as it took 20th overall with a time of 18:39.145 … led the 3V8 and 2V4 at the Rivanna Romp as the eights finished 17th (14:36.9) and fours Personal: Born May 28, 1998, to Linda and Peter Ingram … has a ninth (15:25.4) … in the summer of 2016, was a member of the inau- younger brother, Zachary … has an older sister, Kaitlyn ... father is a gural class of the Rubenstein-Bing Student-Athlete Civic Engagement Duke graduate (1994). (ACE) Program … traveled to India to teach and coach youth, with a focus on educational and leadership development through sports, as part of the program.

2014-15: Competed in one race, as a part of the 3V8 against Clemson and Boston University during the season opening weekend … boat finished behind Clemson’s 3V8 and the Boston lightweight 2V8 with a time of 7:33.15.

High School: A four-year member of Community Rowing Inc., for head Anna Jenkins coaches Ethan Curren and Mike Baker … served as a captain as a 5-10 • Sophomore senior … as a junior, helped varsity lightweight 8 to a seventh-place Durham, N.C. finish at USRowing Youth Nationals … at the Royal Canadian Henley, Cary Academy helped varsity 4 to a third-place showing … as a junior in the lightweight 8, guided the boat to a seventh-place finish at the youth nationals … a member of the National Honor Society. 2015-16: Took part in two 3V8 races … at the Virginia Dual the boat finished second in 7:54.7 … at the ACC Championship, guided boat to Born February 15, 1996 … daughter of Alicia and Dennis first place finish in the petite final against North Carolina with a year- Personal: Lew … has a younger brother, Jacob. best time of 6:58.091.

High School: Participated in cross country, swimming and track at Cary Academy ... captained the cross country team as a senior ... as a member of the track team, finished second in 2013 and third in 2012 in the discus in the Triangle Independent Schools Athletic Conference (TISAC) ... received the TISAC Sportsmanship Award ... completed a half ironman at age 15, becoming the youngest female participant ... a member of the National Honor Society ... a National Merit semifinalist ... studied abroad in Austria and Germany.

Personal: Born October 26, 1996 … daughter of Marti and David Jen- kins … has one older sister, Quinn.

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Jiahui Liao Celia Macrae Sophomore 5-7 • Sophomore Manlius, N.Y. Cincinnati, Ohio Fayetteville-Manlius Cincinnati Country Day

Prior to Duke: A three-year letterwinner as a coxswain for head 2015-16: Spent rookie year as a member of a variety of boats, ending coaches David Cusano and Jake Herrick ... during senior year, helped the campaign with the V8 after spending most of the spring with the V4 Lightweight 8+ to a sectional championship and silver medal at the … began the spring with a bang with the 2V8 for the Carolina Cup as New York State Scholastic Rowing Association (NYS) Championships the boat earned ACC Crew of the Week accolades after winning its race ... Lightweight 8+ took part in the Scholastic Rowing Association of in 6:37.6, the second-fastest mark in Duke history … moved to the V4 America (SRAA) Nationals and placed ninth overall ... a member of for the Pac-12 Challenge and tallied the Blue Devils’ lone win, downing the Senior 4+ as a junior, guiding the crew to a sectional championship UCLA with a time of 7:21.5 … also placed second to Stanford in 8:07.6 and NYS Championships silver medal ... boat placed fifth at the SRAA at the Challenge … V4 came in second at the Virginia Dual (7:32.1) … Nationals ... as a sophomore, helped the Junior 4+ to a bronze medal moved back to the 2V8 for the Dale England Cup and helped the Blue at the NYS Championships … competed with the Syracuse Chargers Devils tie for first with No. 14 Indiana and No. 17 Notre Dame as the Rowing club, coxing the youth fours at the 50th Head of the Charles, 2V8 won both of its races, finishing in 6:47.3 and 6:45.5 … ended the helping the boat to a 43rd-place finish ... a member of the Science Hon- regular season with the V8 at No. 9 Princeton as the boat took second or Society during junior and senior years as well as a four-year member in 7:03.3… a member of the V8 for the ACC Championship as the boat of the Junior Classical League/Latin Honor Society ... a Crouse Hospi- placed second in a year-best 6:20.444 mark in helping Duke to a sec- tal Junior volunteer for three years. ond-place overall finish, its best at the event since 2006 … V8 entered the event as the No. 5 seed and outrowed the competition to come in Personal: Born Jiahui Liao on November 28, 1997, in Singapore, Sin- second, with a photo finish ahead of Syracuse … during the program’s gapore ... daughter of Linying Du and Xuqiang Liao ... has two sisters, first NCAA Championships appearance, with the V8 that placed 18th ROWERS Xinhui and Yihui. overall, finishing the C Final in 6:31.650 … crew also placed second in the C/D Semifinals (6:32.862) … during the fall, a member of the 2V8 and 5V4 for the Princeton Chase and Rivanna Romp … placed 29th at the Chase with the 2V8 in 15:59.382 and 12th at the Romp in 14:07.6 … with the 2V8, came in 12th at the Romp (14:07.6).

High School: A four-year letterwinner for coaches Pedro Palacios and Anne Badanes ... as a senior, placed second at the Scholastic Nation- als in the women’s varsity single ... also earned four letters in swimming and was first team all-league in swimming all four years ... competed in the Ohio High School Athletic Association swimming championships all four years ... served as vice president of class during senior year ... a teaching fellow at Breakthrough Cincinnati prior to senior year of high Danielle Lodge school ... a National Merit Commended Student. Freshman Personal: Born September 27, 1996 … daughter of Lynn and Robert Summerville, S.C. Macrae … has two older brothers, Don and Tim … has one younger sister, Jenna ... mother was a swimmer at the University of Virginia Summerville (1982-86) ... father played soccer and lacrosse at Wesleyan (1982-86). High School: A four-sport athlete in high school, earning a trio of var- sity letters in cross country and soccer and two in swimming and track and field ... helped Summerville to a pair of region championships in track and field and a pair of second-place region finishes in cross coun- try ... served as the student council vice president as a sophomore before moving up to president the final two years ... a three-year mem- ber of the National Honor Society ... received the Board of Trustees Academic Award all four years.

Personal: Born October 6, 1998, to Diane and Scott Lodge … has two brothers, Justyn and Coty.

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Katherine Maitland Olivia Mendonca 5-8 • Junior Freshman London, United Kingdom Christchurch, New Zealand Upton Court Grammar School St. Margaret’s College

2015-16: A Second Team Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association All- High School: Spent the summer training for a spot on New Zealand’s Region selection who played a critical role with the V8 for the sec- U23 World Championship team … represented her home country at ond straight year … opened the spring with the race-winning V8 at the the 2015 World Rowing Junior Championships in Rio de Janeiro, Bra- Carolina Cup as the boat finished in 6:29.8 for the eighth-fastest time zil, and finished sixth overall with partner Ruby Willis … during senior in program history … rowed with the V8 again at the Pac-12 Challenge, year at St. Margaret’s, placed first in the eights among all New Zealand helping the boat to a pair of second-place finishes with times of 6:36.7 Secondary Schools and second in the pairs … at the regional meet and 7:04.5 against UCLA and Stanford … at the Virginia Dual, V8 took during senior campaign, took first in the eights and pairs … as a junior, second in 7:19.2 … helped the Blue Devils tie for first overall at the took third at the national event in the fours and eights while placing first Dale England Cup with No. 14 Indiana and No. 17 Notre Dame … at at the regional event in the eights and earning South Island Under 18 the Cup, V8 placed third in two races, clocking times of 6:53.1 and Rowing Team accolades … stormed through the national meet as a 6:44.9 … ended the regular season at No. 9 Princeton as the boat took sophomore, winning in the fours and eights while sweeping the fours second in 7:03.3 … a member of the V8 for the ACC Championship and eights at the regional event during sophomore season … also par-

as the boat placed second in a year-best 6:20.444 mark while helping ticipated in netball for three years, being placed on the top team in the ROWERS Duke to a second-place overall finish, its best at the event since 2006 region all three years and making an appearance on the second best … V8 entered the event as the No. 5 seed and outrowed the competi- team in New Zealand in 2014 ... a prefect in 2015 and a member of the tion to come in second, with a photo finish ahead of Syracuse … dur- Sports Council in 2014-15 ... received the Excellence Award in physi- ing the program’s first NCAA Championships appearance, with the V8 cal education in 2015 as well as an excellence rating in New Zealand’s that placed 18th overall, finishing the C Final in 6:31.650 … crew also Secondary Schools National Qualification Program in 2013-14. placed second in the C/D Semifinals (6:32.862) … in the fall, rowed with the V8 and V4 at the Princeton Chase and Rivanna Romp … placed Personal: Born November 1, 1997 … daughter of Marc and Cindy 17th at the Chase with the V8 in 15:31.203 and third at the Romp in Mendonca … great grandfather, Lance Johnson, was a member of the 13:21.9 … with the V4, came in fifth at the Chase (17:29.372) and also All Black New Zealand rugby team in the 1920s. fifth at the Romp (15:03.6) ... member of the All-ACC Academic Team.

2014-15: The lone freshman who was part of the V8 and held her spot throughout the entire season … made debut at the spring’s first meet, against Clemson and Boston University, and helped the V8 finish sec- ond to the Tigers’ crew in both races (6:47.53/6:54.44) … helped the V8 capture the Cal Cup Grand Final at the San Diego Crew Classic with a time of 6:51.46 … the boat finished nearly five seconds ahead of second-place Kansas State in clinching the Blue Devils’ first V8 win at the Crew Classic since 2012 … group had qualified for Cal Cup Grand Final by winning its heat in 6:54.46 … in three races at the Clemson Bella Miller Invitational against seven ranked squads, helped the V8 finish fifth Freshman (6:53.1), sixth (6:45.6) and fifth (6:46.5) … helped the V8 qualify for Wilmette, Ill. the ACC Championship Grand Final after finishing third in the qualify- New Trier ing heat with a time of 6:29.0 … boat took sixth place (6:45.9) in the Grand Final. High School: A four-year letterwinner for head coaches Rose Marchuk and Sandy Culver at New Trier High School … served as team cap- High School: Attended the Upton Court Grammar School and rowed at tain … competed all four years at the Scholastic Rowing Association Eton Excelsior Rowing Club for six years...named the Junior of the Year of America (SRAA) Nationals, bringing home a silver medal in the third at Eton Excelsior in 2014...as a senior with Eton Excelsior, won the ju- set as a freshman … as a sophomore and junior, earned second place nior women’s quad event at the Head of the River Fours...also received again at the SRAA Nationals, this time filling the fourth seat … also a silver in the women’s J18 single at the National Schools Regatta... during junior campaign, helped boat to an eighth-place performance at won gold medals in the women’s quad and women’s eight racing for the Head of the Charles … during final season, captured the title at the England at the Home Countries International Regatta...also took part in SRAA Nationals from the sixth seat … consistently improved 6K and the Henley Royal Regatta as a senior...during junior year, invited to at- 2K times during high school career, topping out at 7:11.2 and 1:58.9, re- tend the Great Britain Junior Team selection camp...received a bronze spectively … earned a black belt in tae kwon do … a National Spanish medal in the women’s J17 single at the National Schools Regatta...as Exam bronze medalist in 2014 … the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership a sophomore, attended the Great Britain Junior Team selection camp... Ambassador for New Trier. the runner up at the Henley Women’s Regatta in the women’s J16 quad and received a bronze in the women’s J16 quads at the National Personal: Born September 2, 1997, to Maria DiLorenzo and Max Miller Schools Regatta...during freshman year, received a gold medal in the … has three younger brothers, Lorenzo, Mateo and Nico … father is a Women’s J15 single and quads at the British Rowing Championships. Special Olympics basketball coach while mother coaches high school track, cross country and basketball … cousin Olivia Fingold plays la- Personal: Born Katherine Juliet Maitland on Nov. 16, 1995...daughter crosse and Schaumburg while cousin Zafiro Joseph participates in la- of Alison and David Maitland...has one sister, Sophie. crosse at Culver. - 15 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE

Tani O’Neill Karly Pearson 5-9 • Senior Freshman McLean, Va. Newport Beach, Calif. McLean Newport Harbor

2015-16: A valuable member of the 2V4 and 3V8 during the campaign High School: A member of the Newport Aquatic Center for the last … began the spring helping the 2V4 to a second-place finish at the four years … rowed for head coaches Ben Hise and Steve Dani … led Carolina Cup with a time of 7:34.7 … at the Virginia Dual, the 2V4 took the V8 boat to the USRowing Nationals for the last two years … during fourth place (7:58.0) with the 3V8 claiming second (7:54.7) … helped junior year, helped the V8 to a 14th place finish at the national meet the Blue Devils tie for first with No. 14 Indiana and No. 17 Notre Dame while senior year the boat took 12th place … at the regional event, boat at the Dale England Cup as the 2V4 came in third (7:55.4) and fourth placed third during junior year and second as a senior … achieved ev- (8:01.1) … at the ACC Championship, helped the 3V8 to a first place ery belt in tae kwon do and gained the status of a first degree black belt. finish in the petite final against North Carolina with a year-best time of 6:58.091 … during the fall, a member of the 3V8, 3V4 and 5V4 for the Personal: Born November 18, 1998, to Angela and Darwin Pearson … Princeton Chase and Rivanna Romp … as a member of the 3V8 for has an older brother, Kolby, and an older sister, Kelsey. the Princeton Chase, helped the boat come in 50th overall (16:37.910) … with the 3V4 at the Chase, placed 23rd with a time of 18:43.288 … ended the fall with the 3V8 and 5V4 at the Rivanna Romp, helping the eights place 17th in 14:36.9 and fours 20th in 16:16.2.

2014-15: Spent the majority of the season as a member of the V4 before switching to the 3V8 for the ACC Championship … part of the V4 at the season opening races against Clemson and Boston University … boat ROWERS finished second to Clemson’s V4 in both its races (7:54.41/8:00.37) ... led the V4 to the Karen Plumleigh Cortney Cup Petite Final by placing third in the preliminary heat (8:06.96) … crew finished fourth in the petite final in 8:18.01 … part of the V4 for three races at the Clemson Invitational against seven ranked squads as the crew finished seventh (8:09.2), sixth (8:00.3) and seventh (8:03.0) … at the ACC Champion- ship was a member of the 3V8 and helped the boat place fourth in its preliminary heat (7:22.0) and second in the Petite Final (7:10.8).

2013-14: Helped 2V4 to a win against Notre Dame at the season-open- ing Cardinal Invitational with a time of 7:39.10 … also a member of the Taji Phillips V4 at the Cardinal Invitational, rowing against Kansas and Michigan State … competed with the V4 against Clemson, Iowa, Kansas, Buffalo 5-5 • Sophomore and Purdue, helping the boat to a fourth-place finish (7:51.11) … part of Brooklyn, N.Y. the V4 that took down No. 20 Oregon State at the Oregon State Classic Dwight School with a time of 7:38.1, a second faster than the Beavers … competed with the 2V8 at the UVA Invite, where the boat finished in 7:11.4 in 2015-16: Took part in three spring races, with the 3V8 at the Virginia the morning session and 7:07.8 in the second session … in the ACC Dual and ACC Championship and 2V4 at the Dale England Cup … 3V8 Championship Grand Final, was a member of the Blue Devils’ 2V8 finished in second with a time of 7:54.7 while the 2V4 checked in third crew that placed sixth. ... in the fall, rowed with the 3V8 at the Princeton in 7:55.4 … Blue Devils finished tied for first overall at the Dale England Chase, helping the boat place 31st out of 52 entries. Cup … at the ACC Championship, helped the boat to first place finish in the petite final against North Carolina with a year-best time of 6:58.091. High School: Three-year letterwinner at McLean High School ... named All-Met first team as a senior after helping McLean win the ju- High School: The most valuable player of the track and field program nior eight and take second in the junior four at Club Nationals ... as a in 2011 ... received all-conference recognition in cross country and junior, helped pace the four to a second-place finish at Club Nationals track and field in 2012, 2013 and 2014 for coaches Michael Torres and ... helped the varsity four win the VARSA State Championship as a Peter Durning ... a member of the National Honor Society ... the Stu- sophomore. dent Council Vice President and a Head Girl ... received the Excellence in IB Chemistry Award in 2013 and the Excellence in Algebra II & Trig Personal: Born Tani Marie O’Neill on May 2, 1995 in Puerto Rico ... in 2011. daughter of Robert O’Neill and Camille Galanes-O’Neill ... has a sister, Hana. Personal: Born January 13, 1996 … daughter of Patresse and Chris- topher Phillips … has one older brother, Elijah, and one younger sister, Tatum ... mother was a sprinter at Lehman College and father played basketball at Saint Francis.

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Personal: Born September 13, 1997 … daughter of Mary Ruby and Wood Hill … has four sisters – Julia Ruby-Hill, Caitlin Hill, Megan Hill and Davis Barton. Kiamya Philson Freshman

Isabel Ruffin Freshman Winston-Salem, N.C. The Madeira School [Va.]

High School: A three-year letterwinner in equestrian for head coach Jessica Leonardi and Ian McCartney at The Madeira School in McLean, Va. … a three-time Interscholastic Equestrian Association post-season Isabel Ruby-Hill regional qualifier … served as a dorm resident advisor and sustainabil- ROWERS 5-7 • Sophomore ity club head the last two years at Madeira … a National Merit Scholar- Toronto, Ontario ship commended scholar as a junior. Branksome Hall Personal: Born February 8, 1998 … daughter of Lorre and James Ruf- 2015-16: Made an immediate impact on the program as a member fin Sr. … has an older brother, James Jr. of the top boats throughout the season … opened the spring with the race-winning V8 at the Carolina Cup as the boat finished in 6:29.8 for the eighth-fastest time in program history … rowed with the V8 again at the Pac-12 Challenge, helping the boat to a pair of second-place fin- ishes with times of 6:36.7 and 7:04.5 against UCLA and Stanford … at the Virginia Dual, V8 took second in 7:19.2 … helped the Blue Devils tie for first overall at the Dale England Cup with No. 14 Indiana and No. 17 Notre Dame … at the Cup, V8 placed third in two races, clocking times of 6:53.1 and 6:44.9 … ended the regular season at No. 9 Princeton as the boat took second in 7:03.3 … a member of the V8 for the ACC Championship as the boat placed second in a year-best 6:20.444 mark Sophie Simister in helping Duke to a second-place overall finish, its best at the event 6-0 • Sophomore since 2006 … V8 entered the event as the No. 5 seed and outrowed the Oxford, United Kingdom competition to come in second, with a photo finish ahead of Syracuse … during the program’s first NCAA Championships appearance, with Headington School the V8 that placed 18th overall, finishing the C Final in 6:31.650 … crew also placed second in the C/D Semifinals (6:32.862) … in the fall, 2015-16: Stepped into an immediate position within the top two boats rowed with the V8 and V4 at the Princeton Chase and Rivanna Romp during the season, rowing mainly with the V8 before shifting to the 2V8 … placed 17th at the Chase with the V8 in 15:31.203 and third at the for the end of the season … opened the spring with the race-winning Romp in 13:21.9 … with the V4, came in fifth at the Chase (17:29.372) V8 at the Carolina Cup as the boat finished in 6:29.8 for the eighth- and also fifth at the Romp (15:03.6) … in the summer of 2016, was a fastest time in program history … rowed with the V8 again at the Pac- member of the inaugural class of the Rubenstein-Bing Student-Athlete 12 Challenge, helping the boat to a pair of second-place finishes with Civic Engagement (ACE) Program … traveled to China to contribute times of 6:36.7 and 7:04.5 against UCLA and Stanford … at the Virginia to the sustainable development of underserved communities through Dual, V8 took second in 7:19.2 … shifted to the 2V8 at the Dale Eng- sports and environmental science education as part of the program. land Cup and tallied two wins to help the Blue Devils finish tied for first with No. 14 Indiana and No. 17 Notre Dame … 2V8 clocked winning High School: A member of the rowing program under coach Scott marks of 6:47.3 and 6:45.5 … ended the regular season with the 2V8 at Fleming … named a captain as a junior and the most valuable player Princeton as the boat took second in 6:58.3 … at the ACC Champion- as a sophomore and senior … during final campaign, earned a Cana- ship, helped the 2V8 from a No. 3 seed to a second-place finish with dian Secondary Schools Rowing Association (CSSRA) silver in senior a photo finish against Notre Dame as Duke placed second overall, its 4+ … as a junior, helped rowing squad to a bronze at the Canadian best performance since 2006 … boat clocked a season-best time of indoor championship in the junior A lightweight and a silver at the On- 6:32.322 at the league championship … stayed with the 2V8 during the tario Ergometer Championships in junior A midweight … earned gold at NCAA Championships and helped the boat to the NCAA C Final title the Stotesbury Cup Regatta in junior 8+ and bronze at the CSSRA in with a time of 6:34.803 … boat also placed first in the C/D Semifinals the senior 8+ … during sophomore year, part of the Ontario Ergometer (6:41.080) … in the fall, rowed with the V8 and 2V4 at the Princeton champions in the junior B lightweight … earned a bronze at the Canadi- Chase and Rivanna Romp … placed 17th at the Chase with the V8 in an Indoor Rowing championship in junior B lightweight and gold at the 15:31.203 and third at the Romp in 13:21.9 … with the 2V4, came in Stotesbury Cup Regatta junior 4+ … picked up a CSSRA gold in junior ninth at the Chase (18:01.036) and ninth at the Romp (15:25.4).

- 17 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE High School: A four-year letterwinner at Headington Girls School in visor) as a senior and awarded high or highest academic honors every Oxford, United Kingdom … as a senior, competed at the Armada Cup trimester of high school career. in Switzerland in the single scull … won gold in junior women’s quad … placed 19th at the Women’s Head of the River by setting a course Personal: Born April 9, 1998, to Susan and Guilford Spencer … has an record for fastest junior women’s second eight … competed at Henley’s older brother, Ford … father played basketball and lacrosse at Kenyon women’s regatta in coxed four … missed junior season due to injury … College (1970-74) and mother played volleyball and swam at Rutgers during sophomore campaign, won gold in junior women’s singles and (1974-76) … brother was a water polo player at Princeton (2010-12). was invited to the Great Britain ID trials … a finalist in junior women’s 8+ at nationals and junior women’s coxed four … a member of the Junior Great Britain trials and Great Britain ID trials as a freshman … a member of the 8+ that won gold and set a national record in the junior women’s event at nationals … received gold in the junior women’s 8+ and coxed four at the school’s head of the river … competed at Henley Women’s Regatta in coxless quad as a rookie … awarded the junior rowing colors as a freshman and senior rowing colors as a junior … the head of charities and community as a senior … a student council member all four years … earned two additional letters in swimming. D’Amy Steward Freshman Coronado, Calif. Coronado High School: Previously a sailor, has been a member of the ZLAC or San Diego Rowing Clubs for the last two years … with ZLAC in 2014-15 Ali Sloan and San Diego rowing clubs in 2015-16 … prior to rowing experience, Freshman sailed the Laser Radial, the women’s Olympic single-handed dinghy, Swampscott, Mass. nationally and internationally ... a member of the National Honor Soci- Buckingham Browne and Nichols ety ... a West Coast Ambassador for Sailors for the Sea ... participated in a Semester at Sea. School Personal: Born July 5, 1998 … daughter of Amy and Dan’l Steward ROWERS High School: A four-year letterwinner in soccer and lacrosse, serving as team captain during final campaign on both squads ... a left full- … father rowed at the United States Naval Academy (1972-74) and back in soccer and defender in lacrosse ... a peer counselor as a junior mother at the University of Oregon (1980-81). and senior as well as the president of the Play for Change and Mental Health Awareness clubs ... earned Citation of Honors all four years.

Personal: Born June 23, 1998 … daughter of Debra and Philip Sloan … mother played lacrosse at Union College and father played baseball and football at Harvard.

Shannon Tierney 6-0 • Sophomore Hackettstown, N.J. Blair Academy Kiernan Spencer 2015-16: A key member of the 2V8 throughout the entire season, helping the boat to a No. 3 seed at the ACC Championships … be- Freshman gan the spring with a bang with the 2V8 for the Carolina Cup as the North Hampton, N.H. boat earned ACC Crew of the Week accolades after winning its race in Phillips Exeter Academy 6:37.6, the second-fastest mark in Duke history … with the 2V8 for the Pac-12 Challenge as the boat finished second against UCLA and Stan- High School: Rowed during the spring season since freshman year ford with times of 6:42.5 and 7:19.2 … at the Virginia Dual, with the 2V8 and played basketball in the winter at Phillips Exeter Academy … for as it took second in 7:05.9 … helped the Blue Devils tie for first with final fall and winter, decided to focus solely on rowing … rowed for No. 14 Indiana and No. 17 Notre Dame at the Dale England Cup as the head coach Sally Morris … during sophomore year, sat stroke seat on 2V8 won both of its races, finishing in 6:47.3 and 6:45.5 … capped the Exeter’s third boat (JV) to place second at the New England Interscho- regular season with a second-place performance at No. 9 Princeton lastic Rowing Championships while the program won the overall points (6:58.3) … at the ACC Championship, helped the boat from a No. 3 trophy … a year later, again sat stroke seat, but on the V8 and helped seed to a second-place finish with a photo finish against Notre Dame it to a fifth-place showing at the New England Interscholastic Rowing as Duke placed second overall, its best performance since 2006 … Championships … capped career by filling the two seat on the V4, boat clocked a season-best time of 6:32.322 at the league champion- which took 26th at the Head of the Charles Regatta … the boat was the ship … with the 2V8 during the NCAA Championships, helped the boat only one selected from Exeter to race at the Charles and rowed under to the NCAA C Final title with a time of 6:34.803 … boat also placed first Squamscott River Club … with Exeter, sat four seat on the V8 and in the C/D Semifinals (6:41.080) … during the fall, a member of the 2V8 claimed second at the New England Interscholastic Rowing Champion- and 4V4 for the Princeton Chase and Rivanna Romp … placed 29th at ships as the program again took the overall points trophy … finished off the Chase with the 2V8 in 15:59.382 and 12th at the Romp in 14:07.6 senior year in the four seat on the V8 that placed second at the National … with the 4V4, came in 20th at the Chase (18:39.145) and 24th at the Scholastic Rowing Regatta … selected as a Student Listener (peer ad- Romp (16:28.8). - 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Godbrother is Michael placed third in the varsity 4x southeast regionals to qualify for youth na- Kaplanis, who was a member of the football program at Duke before tionals as a junior … while with Berkeley Prep, named MVP and captain graduating in 2007. … qualified for the Scholastic Nationals for the junior 4+ … took sev- enth at Southern Sprints in the novice category … earned two letters in volleyball as a middle hitter/blocker … a member of the National Honor Society as a senior and a three-year member of the Headmaster’s List.

Personal: Born March 15, 1997 … daughter of Kelly and Lou Vars- ames … has one younger sister, Grace ... father played football at Har- vard (1979-83), earning honorable mention All-America honors. Karley Whelan 5-11 • Sophomore Wexford, Pa. North Allegheny

2015-16: Made an immediate impact on the program as a member of the top boats throughout the season … opened the spring with the Julia Weber race-winning V8 at the Carolina Cup as the boat finished in 6:29.8 for 5-8 • Sophomore the eighth-fastest time in program history … rowed with the V8 again Tampa, Fla. at the Pac-12 Challenge, helping the boat to a pair of second-place finishes with times of 6:36.7 and 7:04.5 against UCLA and Stanford … Berkeley Prep School at the Virginia Dual, V8 took second in 7:19.2 … helped the Blue Devils 2015-16: Continually moved up the lineup during rookie year, rising tie for first overall at the Dale England Cup with No. 14 Indiana and No. from 3V8 in the fall to V4 to 2V8 … began the spring helping the V4 to - 19 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE 17 Notre Dame … at the Cup, V8 placed third in two races, clocking (7:31.3), fifth (7:10.5) and fourth (7:14.1) … at the ACC Championship times of 6:53.1 and 6:44.9 … ended the regular season with the V8 at was a member of the 3V8 and helped the boat place fourth in its pre- No. 9 Princeton as the boat took second in 7:03.3… a member of the liminary heat (7:22.0) and second in the Petite Final (7:10.8). V8 for the ACC Championship as the boat placed second in a year-best 6:20.444 mark in helping Duke to a second-place overall finish, its best High School: A four-year letterwinner under head coach Paul Allbright at the event since 2006 … V8 entered the event as the No. 5 seed and … named to the All-Met first team and All-Madison first team as a se- outrowed the competition to come in second, with a photo finish ahead nior … served as captain of the squad during final campaign … helped of Syracuse … during the program’s first NCAA Championships ap- varsity 8 to a silver medal at the Virginia state meet and to a bronze pearance, with the V8 that placed 18th overall, finishing the C Final in medal at the Scholastic Rowing Association of America (SRAA) Na- 6:31.650 … crew also placed second in the C/D Semifinals (6:32.862) tional Championship Regatta … received the Coaches’ Award as a ju- … during the fall, a member of the 2V8, 5V4 and 4V4 for the Princeton nior, when varsity 8 went undefeated … helped varsity 8 to the SRAA Chase and Rivanna Romp … placed 29th at the Chase with the 2V8 national championship, finishing the race in 4:50.48, nearly a second in 15:59.382 and 12th at the Romp in 14:07.6 … with the 5V4, came in faster than the second-place boat … helped varsity 8 to the program’s 19th at the Chase (18:35.203) and helped the 4V4 to 24th at the Romp first title at the Stotesbury Regatta … during sophomore year, guided (16:28.8) ... member of the All-ACC Academic Team. varsity 8 to an undefeated regular season and first-place finish at the Virginia Scholastic Rowing Association (VASRA) meet … boat finished High School: A four-year letterwinner at North Allegheny Senior High fourth at the SRAA Nationals … as a freshman, helped second varsity 8 School for head coach Todd Ridenour … earned the program’s Oar to an undefeated regular season and first place at the VASRA meet … Bender Award in 2014 and 2015 … received the school’s triple varsity in addition to high school accomplishments, took part in the 2011 Junior letterman award for crew, cross country and track in 2015 … totaled Rowing National Team Development Camp … a member of the 2012 two letters in rowing and cross country and one in track and field. World Development Team in Berlin, Germany … a year later, in 2013, was invited to the Winter Junior National Team High Performance Personal: Born March 6, 1997 … daughter of Nancy and James Whel- Camp … member of the National Honor Society. an … has two older sisters, Kelly and Kimberly … mother played tennis at the University of Bridgeport (1977-80) … father played soccer at the Personal: Born June 12, 1996 … daughter of Lisa and Lou Williams … University of Bridgeport (1975-79) … Kimberly played tennis at David- has two older brothers, Peter and Mark, and an older sister, Caroline. son (2004-08) … Kelly played tennis at Harvard (2011-13) and was a member of the Crimson rowing squad (2013-15). ROWERS

Caroline Willis 5-9 • Senior Grace Williams Tampa, Fla. 5-10 • Junior Berkeley Prepatory School Vienna, Va. James Madison HS 2015-16: Moved throughout the eights and fours during the year, finish- ing the campaign with the V4 … started the spring with the 2V4 at the 2015-16: Began the campaign as a member of the 2V8 before shifting Carolina Cup, clocking a time of 7:34.7 to place second … rowed again to the 2V4 for the Dale England Cup and then to the 3V8 for the ACC with the 2V4 during the Virginia Dual as the boat placed fourth (7:58.0) Championship … began the spring with a bang with the 2V8 for the … added 3V8 duties at the Virginia Dual, placing second with the crew Carolina Cup as the boat earned ACC Crew of the Week accolades in 7:54.7 … helped the Blue Devils tie for first at the Dale England Cup after winning its race in 6:37.6, the second-fastest mark in Duke history in the 2V4 as the boat placed third (7:55.4) and fourth (8:01.1) … ended … with the 2V8 for the Pac-12 Challenge as the boat finished second the regular season at No. 9 Princeton as the V4 came in third overall in against UCLA and Stanford with times of 6:42.5 and 7:19.2 … at the 8:00.7 … at the ACC Championship, guided boat to first place finish in Virginia Dual, with the 2V8 as it took second in 7:05.9 … turned in a the petite final against North Carolina with a year-best time of 6:58.091 standout performance at the Dale England Cup with two victories … … did not participate in any fall events. V4 turned in times of 7:51.4 and 7:37.4 to capture both races, helping Duke finish tied for first overall with No. 14 Indiana and No. 17 Notre 2014-15: A part of the 3V8 for all three of its competitions during the Dame … at the ACC Championship, helped 3V8 to first place finish in year … helped unit place third in both races during opening weekend, the petite final against North Carolina with a year-best time of 6:58.091 behind Clemson’s 3V8 and the Boston lightweight 2V8 with times of … during the fall, a member of the 2V8, 3V4 and 4V4 for the Princeton 7:27.77 and 7:33.15 … part of the 3V8 for three races at the Clem- Chase and Rivanna Romp … placed 29th at the Chase with the 2V8 son Invitational against seven ranked squads as the boat placed fifth in 15:59.382 and 12th at the Romp in 14:07.6 … with the 3V4, came in (7:31.3), fifth (7:10.5) and fourth (7:14.1) … at the ACC Championship 23rd at the Chase (18:43.288), then took 24th at the Romp (16:28.8) was a member of the 3V8 and helped the boat place fourth in its pre- with the 4V4 … in the summer of 2016, was a member of the inaugural liminary heat (7:22.0) and second in the Petite Final (7:10.8). class of the Rubenstein-Bing Student-Athlete Civic Engagement (ACE) Program … traveled to Vietnam to teach academics, sports and life 2013-14: Part of the 2V8 (6:58.23 and 7:02.95) at the season-open- skills to middle school children in a summer-camp setting as part of ing Cardinal Invitational … a key member of the 2V8 that placed third the program. (6:59.90) against Clemson, Iowa, Kansas, Buffalo and Purdue, finish- ing only behind the Tigers and Hawkeyes … joined the 3V8 at the UVA 2014-15: A part of the 3V8 for all three of its competitions during the Invite, helping the boat finish in 6:59.5, its first sub seven-minute mark year … helped unit place third in both races during opening weekend, of the campaign … part of the 3V8 for the ACC Championship, helping behind Clemson’s 3V8 and the Boston lightweight 2V8 with times of the boat to a fifth place finish in the final with a time of 7:08.3 ... in the 7:27.77 and 7:33.15 … part of the 3V8 for three races at the Clem- fall, rowed with the 3V8 at the Princeton Chase, helping the boat place son Invitational against seven ranked squads as the boat placed fifth 31st out of 52 entries.

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High School: Rowed with Berkeley Preparatory School rowing team… captained the team as a junior and senior... won silver at the Indepen- dence Regatta and bronze at Sculling States in the single her senior year… Came in sixth place at the Sweap States in the women’s pair as a senior… Her junior year, set a course record and won gold at South- ern Sprints… earned first at the Miami International and third at Scull- ing States in the women’s single as a junior… also came in sixth in the single 500m dash at the Canadian Henley… sophomore captain of her volleyball team… earned title of MVP in volleyball her sophomore year.

Personal: Born Caroline Alexandra Willis on March 19, 1995, in Tam- pa, Fla. … daughter of Mike and Laura Willis … has two sisters, Ginny and Meggie.

Amelia Windemuth Freshman Berlin, Germany

Berlin Brandenburg International ROWERS School

High School: Participated in cross country, basketball and track and field while at Berlin Brandenburg ... as a forward, helped the basketball squad to first place at the European School Sports Championship dur- ing sophomore season ... in junior campaign, basketball team took first at the German International Schools Sports Championship ... on the track, was a gold medalist in the 800m as a sophomore ... a four-year student council member and served as president the last two years ... recipient of the Silver and Gold Duke of Edinburgh International Award as a sophomore, junior and senior ... traveled to Mumbai, India, as a freshman as part of a three-person student delegation at a Peace Congress.

Personal: Born July 21, 1998 … daughter of Julia and Philipp Winde- muth … has two older sisters, Katharina and Anna ... both parents were collegiate rowers.

- 21 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE ACC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 2016 ACC Championships — May 14, 2016 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 2V4 3V8 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (99) 1st (7:13.779) 1st (7:16.407) 1st (6:31.296) 1st (6:25.411) 1st (6:14.989) Duke 2nd (75) 2nd (7:20.113) — — 2nd (6:32.322) 2nd (6:20.444) Syracuse 2nd (75) 3rd (7:20.740) 2nd (7:24.194) 3rd (6:42.092) 4th (6:37.501) 3rd (6:20.495) Notre Dame 4th (68) 4th (7:21.182) 5th (7:28.048) 4th (6:43.143) 3rd (6:32.326) 4th (6:23.727) Louisville 5th (60) 5th (7:30.765) 3rd (7:26.668) 2nd (6:35.741) 5th (6:38.103) 5th (6:29.089) Clemson 6th (47) 6th (7:37.175) 4th (7:27.292) 5th (6:50.841) 6th (6:51.296) 6th (6:34.456) Boston College 7th (31) — 6th (7:43.463) 6th (6:56.890) — — Miami 8th (22) — — — — — North Carolina 9th (16) — — — — —

2015 ACC Championships — May 16, 2015 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 2V4 3V8 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (99) 1st (7:12.3) 1st (7:17.0) 1st (6:37.0) 1st (6:28.8) 1st (6:21.3) Notre Dame 2nd (82) 2nd (7:18.1) 3rd (7:32.0) 4th (6:51.9) 3rd (6:36.6) 2nd (6:28.6) Syracuse 3rd (73) 3rd (7:20.4) 4th (7:33.4) 3rd (6:50.0) 4th (6:37.0) 3rd (6:31.2) Louisville 4th (72) 4th (7:24.0) 2nd (7:30.6) 2nd (6:43.7) 2nd (6:33.3) 5th (6:33.4) Clemson 5th (59) 5th (7:30.9) 5th (7:39.6) 5th (7:05.3) 5th (6:42.7) 4th (6:33.1) Boston College 6th (37) 6th (7:44.1) 6th (7:47.6) 6th (7:10.4) — — Duke 7th (36) — — — 6th (6:44.9) 6th (6:45.9) North Carolina 8th (22) — — — — — Miami 9th (13) — — — — —

2014 ACC Championships — May 17, 2014 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (80) 1st (7:21.3) 1st (6:38.2) 1st (6:34.8) 1st (6:22.7) Notre Dame 2nd (67) 2nd (7:30.0) 2nd (6:56.4) 3rd (6:44.7) 2nd (6:28.8) Syracuse 3rd (61) 4th (7:39.8) 3rd (6:56.9) 2nd (6:43.4) 3rd (6:33.0) Clemson 4th (48) 5th (7:42.8) 4th (7:02.1) 4th (6:57.0) 4th (6:36.5) Duke 5th (41) 3rd (7:35.7) 5th (7:08.3) 6th (7:09.1) 5th (6:37.5) Miami 6th (28) — — 5th (7:01.6) 6th (6:50.6) Boston College 7th (23) 6th (7:47.7) 6th (7:12.0) — — North Carolina 8th (11) — 7th (7:20.2) — —

2013 ACC Championships — May 8, 2013 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (60) 1st (7:27.16) 1st (7:18.61) 1st (7:05.17) 1st (6:46.08) Clemson 2nd (52) 3rd (7:38.06) 3rd (7:33.01) 2nd (7:11.98) 3rd (6:57.47) Duke 3rd (41) 2nd (7:36.14) 5th (7:54.45) 4th (7:25.34) 2nd (6:54.35) Miami 4th (27) 6th (7:58.10) 6th (8:13.53) 3rd (7:21.46) 4th (7:04.19) Boston College 5th (23) 4th (7:51.59) 4th (7:35.13) 5th (7:32.11) 5th (7:14.18) North Carolina 6th (16) 5th (7:56.93) 2nd (7:30.24) 6th (7:41.18) 6th (7:29.18)

2012 ACC Championships — April 21, 2012 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (56) 3rd (7:47.1) 1st (6:53.8) 1st (6:43.3) 1st (6:27.9) Clemson 2nd (52) 1st (7:37.9) 2nd (7:05.4) 2nd (6:51.6) 2nd (6:38.6) Duke 3rd (39) 2nd (7:46.6) 3rd (7:10.4) 4th (7:04.4) 3rd (6:44.1) Boston College 4th (27) 5th (7:59.6) 4th (7:10.7) 3rd (7:05.1) 5th (6:49.6) North Carolina 5th (18) 4th (7:56.8) 5th (7:25.6) 5th (7:16.0) 6th (7:04.6) Miami 6th (17) 6th (8:31.0) N/A 6th (7:25.4) 4th (7:02.8)

2011 ACC Championships — April 23, 2011 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (60) 1st (7:17.5) 1st (6:49.5) 2nd (6:35.9) 1st (6:23.9)

RECORDS Clemson 2nd (49) 2nd (7:28.0) 3rd (7:03.6) 1st (6:40.8) 2nd (6:25.1) Duke 3rd (41) 3rd (7:39.6) 2nd (7:01.0) 3rd (6:59.6) 3rd (6:41.4) Miami 4th (23) 6th (8:46.2) Did Not Enter 4th (7:04.5) 4th (6:49.6) Boston College 5th (22) 4th (7:44.8) 5th (7:24.1) 5th (7:09.9) 5th (6:55.5) North Carolina 6th (14) 5th (8:00.9) 4th (7:09.2) 6th (7:18.3) 6th (6:57.5)

2010 ACC Championships — April 24, 2010 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (60) 1st (7:08.1) 1st (6:49.4) 1st (6:59.4) 1st (6:34.2) Clemson 2nd (50) 2nd (7:19.6) 2nd (6:59.3) 2nd (7:12.2) 2nd (6:45.8) Duke 3rd (36) 3rd (7:40.9) Did Not Enter 3rd (7:23.9) 3rd (6:56.5) Boston College 4th (26) 4th (7:44.5) 4th (8:14.6) 4th (7:34.8) 5th (7:05.4) North Carolina 5th (18) 5th (7:47.0) 3rd (7:23.7) 5th (7:44.9) 6th (7:22.5) Miami 6th (14) 6th (8:11.5) Did Not Enter Did Not Enter 4th (7:02.6)

- 22 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE ACC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 2009 ACC Championships — April 20, 2009 on Melton Lake (Oak Ridge, Tenn.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Clemson 1st (55) 1st (7:43.10) 3rd (7:17.90) 2nd (6:57.13) 1st (6:30.40) Virginia 2nd (54) 2nd (7:47.82) 1st (7:04.80) 1st (6:49.30) 2nd (6:47.92) Miami 3rd (34) 5th (8:20.24) 5th (8:12.02) 3rd (7:18.42) 3rd (7:00.01) Boston College 4th (23) 6th (8:34.35) Did Not Enter 4th (7:25.45) 4th (7:03.60) Duke 5th (21) 3rd (7:57.08) 2nd (7:11.85) Did Not Enter 5th (7:09.03) North Carolina 6th (19) 4th (8:14.94) 4th (7:30.53) 5th (7:42.99) 6th (7:11.62)

2008 ACC Championships — April 19, 2008 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (59) 1st (7:18.6) 2nd (6:47.9) 1st (6:31.4) 1st (6:22.0) Clemson 2nd (51) 2nd (7:25.9) 1st (6:46.3) 2nd (6:36.8) 2nd (6:32.6) Duke 3rd (33) 3rd (7:43.7) Did Not Enter 4th (6:58.9) 3rd (6:40.1) North Carolina 4th (28) 5th (7:50.8) 3rd (7:06.0) 3rd (6:55.1) 5th (6:48.1) Miami 5th (24) 4th (7:46.5) 4th (7:31.1) 6th (7:03.7) 4th (6:46.3) Boston College 6th (12) 6th (8:13.3) Did Not Enter 5th (7:03.1) 6th (6:48.6)

2007 ACC Championships — April 21, 2007 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (60) 1st (7:31.6) 1st (6:47.4) 1st (6:36.7) 1st (6:28.1) Clemson 2nd (46) 2nd (7:48.4) 2nd (7:06.3) 2nd (6:48.9) 3rd (6:33.8) Duke 3rd (43) 3rd (7:58.6) 4th (7:22.5) 3rd (6:51.2) 2nd (6:33.5) Miami 4th (25) 4th (8:00.9) 6th (8:06.8) 5th (6:55.6) 4th (6:40.2) Boston College 5th (23) 5th (8:10.3) 5th (7:25.6) 4th (6:55.5) 5th (6:41.7) North Carolina 6th (13) 6th (8:10.9) 3rd (7:10.6) 6th (7:14.7) 6th (6:55.4)

2006 ACC Championships — April 22, 2006 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (60) 1st (7:23.4) 1st (6:50.1) 1st (6:36.6) 1st (6:31.0) Duke 2nd (43) 3rd (7:46.5) Did Not Enter 2nd (6:50.8) 2nd (6:31.9) Miami 3rd (34) 4th (7:49.6) 4th (7:13.8) 4th (6:57.7) 3rd (6:39.1) Clemson 4th (30) 2nd (7:40.3) 5th (7:15.3) 5th (7:01.8) 4th (6:43.3) Boston College 5th (25) 5th (7:50.7) 2nd (7:03.5) 3rd (6:55.8) 6th (6:44.5) North Carolina 6th (17) 6th (8:16.2) 3rd (7:10.4) 6th (7:04.7) 5th (6:44.5)

2005 ACC Championships — April 23, 2005 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (49) 1st (7:55.4) 2nd (7:25.1) 1st (6:58.8) 1st (6:37.0) Clemson 2nd (41) 2nd (8:06.3) 1st (7:20.2) 2nd (7:12.2) 2nd (6:45.5) Duke 3rd (24) 5th (8:53.8) 5th (8:25.3) 3rd (7:17.4) 3rd (6:49.5) Miami 4th (19) 3rd (8:24.5) 4th (7:46.7) 5th (7:20.9) 4th (6:50.4) North Carolina 5th (17) 4th (8:33.8) 3rd (7:34.3) 4th (7:20.3) 5th (6:56.1)

2004 ACC Championships — April 17, 2004 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (40) 1st (7:45.1) 1st (7:11.2) 1st (6:47.1) 1st (6:34.3) Duke 2nd (25) 3rd (8:06.1) Did Not Enter 2nd (6:56.7) 2nd (6:42.6) Clemson 3rd (23) 2nd (7:50.8) 2nd (7:13.9) 3rd (6:58.6) 3rd (6:49.9) North Carolina 4th (110 4th (8:24.7) 3rd (7:25.9) 4th (7:17.1) 4th (6:57.0) RECORDS 2003 ACC Championships — April 19, 2003 on Lake Monticello (Charlottesville, Va.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (40) 1st (7:44.0) 1st (7:02.0) 1st (6:52.9) 1st (6:47.9) Duke 2nd (29) 2nd (7:57.5) 3rd (7:11.7) 2nd (7:08.1) 2nd (6:55.2) Clemson 3rd (21) 3rd (8:01.4) 2nd (7:10.7) 3rd (7:09.1) 3rd (6:55.8) North Carolina 4th (10) 4th (8:24.2) 4th (7:20.40 4th (7:22.1) 4th (7:09.1)

2002 ACC Championships — April 20, 2002 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 1V4 Novice 8+_ 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (40) 1st (7:25.0) 1st (6:54.8) 1st (6:38.3) 1st (6:31.4) Duke 2nd (26) 2nd (7:38.6) 3rd (7:08.0) 3rd (7:03.7) 2nd (6:36.1) Clemson 3rd (24) 3rd (7:45.3) 2nd (7:02.9) 2nd (6:47.6) 3rd (6:38.2) North Carolina 4th (10) 4th (8:13.8) 4th (7:21.3) 4th (7:17.1) 4th (6:59.9)

2001 ACC Championships — April 28, 2001 on Lake Hartwell (Clemson, S.C.) Team Overall 2V4 1V4 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (38) 1st (7:36.5) 2nd (7:30.2) 1st (6:40.5) 1st (6:31.3) Clemson 2nd (32) 2nd (7:57.1) 1st (7:27.7) 2nd (6:50.2) 2nd (6:36.6) Duke T-3rd (15) 3rd (8:00.6) 4th (7:37.4) 4th (7:06.3) 3rd (6:43.5) North Carolina T-3rd (15) 4th (8:02.7) 3rd (7:36.0) 3rd (7:00.4) 4th (6:53.4)

- 23 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE ACC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 2000 ACC Championships — April 29, 2000 on Lake Monticello (Charlottesville, Va.) Team Overall 2V4 1V4 2V8 1V8 Virginia 1st (40) 1st (7:56.9) 1st (7:45.1) 1st (6:51.1) 1st (6:55.9) Clemson 2nd (30) 2nd (8:11.8) 2nd (8:06.8) 2nd (7:11.8) 2nd (7:12.6) North Carolina 3rd (19) 4th (8:29.1) 3rd (7:55.6) 3rd (7:17.7) 3rd (6:58.6) Duke 4th (11) 3rd (8:18.2) 4th (8:34.5) 4th (7:21.7) 4th (7:00.2) RECORDS

- 24 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE DUKE ROWING RECORDS The Duke rowing program’s inaugural year was the 1998-99 season.

V8+ Fastest Time V4+ Fastest Time No. Year Event Time No. Year Event Time 1. 2016 ACC Championship 6:20.444 1. 2009 South/Central Regionals (Petite) 7:05.40 2. 2010 Occoquan Sprints 6:21.26 2. 2009 South/Central Regionals (C) 7:09.53 3. 2004 vs. Boston & Syracuse 6:21.90 3. 2013 Clemson Invitational 7:20.10 4. 2012 Oak Ridge Invitational 6:22.79 4. 2016 ACC Championship 7:20.113 5. 2013 Clemson Invitational 6:25.10 5. 2016 Carolina Cup 7:20.50 6. 2012 Knecht Cup 6:25.69 6. 2016 Pac-12 Challenge 7:21.50 7. 2012 Oak Ridge Invitational 6:28.13 7. 2003 ACC/Big Ten Double Duals 7:21.90 8. 2015 ACC Championship 6:29.00 8. 2016 NCAA Championships C Final 7:22.311 9. 2016 Carolina Cup 6:29.80 9. 2016 NCAA Championships C/D Semifinals 10. 2006 vs. Miami 6:29.90 7:24.262 11. 2006 ACC Championship 6:31.00 10. 2012 Oak Ridge Invitational 7:26.33 12. 2003 Central/South Region Sprints 6:31.40 11. 2003 Longhorn Invitational 7:27.00 13. 2016 NCAA Championships C Final 6:31.650 12. 2008 ACC-Big Ten Challenge 7:28.40 14. 2016 NCAA Championships Repechage 13. 2003 ACC/Big Ten Double Duals 7:29.70 6:32.143 14. 2012 Oak Ridge Invitational 7:29.80 15. 2012 Knecht Cup 6:32.85 15. 2011 Oak Ridge Invitational 7:31.02 16. 2016 NCAA Championships C/D Semifinals 16. 2003 Central/South Region Sprints 7:31.90 6:32.862 17. 2016 Pac-12 Challenge 7:32.10 17. 2007 vs. Michigan State 6:33.10 18. 2012 Dad Vail Regatta 7:34.38 18. 2007 ACC Championship 6:33.50 19. 2003 vs. Louisville 7:35.70 19. 2003 ACC/Big Ten Double Duals 6:33.80 2014 ACC Championship 7:35.70 20. 2010 Knecht Cup 6:34.44 2V4+ Fastest Time 2V8+ Fastest Time No. Year Event Time No. Year Event Time 1. 2016 ACC Championship 7:20.113 1. 2016 ACC Championship 6:32.322 2. 2016 Carolina Cup 7:20.50 2. 2015 ACC Championship 6:33.90 3. 2016 Pac-12 Challenge 7:21.50 3. 2016 NCAA Championships C Final 6:34.803 4. 2016 NCAA Championships C Final 7:22.311 4. 2016 Carolina Cup 6:37.6 5. 2016 NCAA Championships C/D Semifinals 5. 2016 NCAA Championships Repechage 7:24.262 6:40.045 6. 2016 Carolina Cup 7:34.70 6. 2016 NCAA Championships C/D Semifinals 7. 2014 Cardinal Invitational 7:39.10 6:41.080 8. 2012 Oak Ridge Invitational 7:41.26 7. 2003 ACC/Big Ten Double Duals 6:41.30 9. 2013 Clemson Invitational 7:44.40 8. 2014 Oregon State Classic 6:41.80 10. 2012 Oak Ridge Invitational 7:45.15 9. 2004 vs. Louisville 6:42.50 11. 2012 Oak Ridge Invitational 7:52.49 2016 Pac-12 Challenge 6:42.50 12. 2015 vs. Columbia/Northeastern 7:52.80 11. 2013 Clemson Invitational 6:43.30 13. 2014 Cardinal Invitational 7:53.08 12. 2015 ACC Championship 6:44.90 14. 2013 Clemson Invitational 7:54.40 13. 2016 Dale England Cup 6:45.50 15. 2016 Dale England Cup 7:55.40 14. 2012 Knecht Cup 6:46.79 16. 2013 UVa Invitational 7:55.70 15. 2016 Dale England Cup 6:47.30 17. 2014 vs. Clemson/Buffalo/Iowa/Kansas/Purdue 16. 2015 Clemson Invitational 6:48.00 7:56.57 17. 2006 vs. Miami 6:48.16 18. 2015 vs. Clemson/Boston 7:57.75 18. 2004 vs. Iowa 6:48.70 19. 2014 Cardinal Invitational 7:58.00 19. 2009 vs. Central Florida 6:49.30 2015 ACC Championship 7:58.00 20. 2015 Clemson Invitational 6:49.80 2016 Virginia Dual 7:58.00 3V8+ Fastest Time No. Year Event Time 1. 2009 South/Central Regionals (Semis) 6:36.90 2. 2009 South/Central Regionals (Grand) 6:37.70 3. 2003 Central/South Region Sprints 6:40.50 4. 2004 vs. Boston & Syracuse 6:46.60 RECORDS 5. 2003 Central/South Region Sprints 6:46.90 6. 2009 vs. Central Florida 6:50.89 7. 2012 Oak Ridge Invitational 6:54.82 8. 2003 ACC/Big Ten Double Duals 6:56.40 9. 2016 ACC Championship 6:58.091 10. 2009 vs. George Washington 7:01.00 11. 2011 ACC Championships 7:01.00 12. 2012 Oak Ridge Invitational 7:03.36 13. 2003 ACC/Big Ten Double Duals 7:03.80 14. 2012 Dad Vail Regatta 7:07.20 15. 2003 vs. Louisville 7:08.50 16. 2012 Dad Vail Regatta 7:08.51 17. 2012 ACC Championship 7:10.40 18. 2015 Clemson Invitational 7:10.50 19. 2015 ACC Championship 7:10.80 20. 2003 ACC Championship 7:11.70

- 25 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE ALL-TIME HONORS AND AWARDS CRCA All-America Joanna Hingle 2003 Joanna Hingle 2002 Katie Dukovich, First Team 2016 Joanna Hingle 2002 Maren Betts-Sonstegard 2002 Alex Stonehill, Second Team 2016 Katie Lakin 2002 Kim Meyer 2002 Emily Theys, Second Team 2013 Joanna Hingle 2001 Joanna Hingle 2001 Alex Japhet, Second Team 2011 Amelia Booth 2001 Maren Betts-Sonstegard 2001 Alex Japhet, Second Team 2009 Katie Lakin 2000 Maren Betts-Sonstegard 2000 Lia Hart, Second Team 2007 Katherin Peterson 1999 Lia Hart, Second Team 2006 Academic All-America Aspen Branch Moore 1999 Amber Straight, Second Team 2004 Joanna Hingle, Third Team 2003 Joanna Hingle, Second Team 2003 All-ACC Academic Joanna Hingle, First Team 2002 Academic All-District III Katherine Maitland 2016 Katie Lakin, First Team 2002 Joanna Hingle, First Team 2003 Simone Pitre 2016 Joanna Hingle, Second Team 2001 Alex Stonehill 2016 CRCA National Staff of the Year Karley Whelan 2016 All South-Region Duke 2016 Simone Pitre 2015 Katie Dukovich, First Team 2016 Sophia Staal 2015 Alex Stonehill, First Team 2016 CRCA South Region Coach of the Year Claire Vannelli 2015 Katherine Maitland, Second Team 2016 Robyn Horner 2002 Caroline Williams 2015 Katie Dukovich, First Team 2014 Megan Cooke Carcagno 2016 Grace Cassidy 2014 Caroline Williams, Second Team 2014 Caroline Kiritsy 2014 Katie Dukovich, First Team 2013 South Region Asst. Coach of the Year Sophia Staal 2014 Emily Theys, First Team 2013 Jim Lister 2012 Alex Stonehill 2014 Grace Cassidy, Second Team 2013 Claire Vannelli 2014 Emily Theys, First Team 2012 ACC Coach of the Year Caroline Williams 2014 Emily Theys, Second Team 2011 Robyn Horner 2002 Sarah Baker 2013 Alex Japhet, First Team 2011 Robyn Horner 2006 Katie Burke 2013 Alex Japhet, First Team 2009 Megan Cooke Carcagno 2016 Grace Cassidy 2013 Lia Hart, First Team 2007 Caroline Kiritsy 2013 Gwen Coleman, Second Team 2007 CRCA Rowing Scholar-Athlete Laura Sciarrino 2013 Lia Hart, First Team 2006 Phoebe Donovan 2016 Emily Theys 2013 Emma Darling, Second Team 2006 Jessica Findlay 2016 Claire Vannelli 2013 Sarah Shapiro, Second Team 2006 Sarah Wall 2016 Tori Arendt 2012 Amber Straight, First Team 2004 Mary Wilson 2016 Sarah Baker 2012 Mae Joyce Gay, Second Team 2004 Sophia Blair 2015 Katie Burke 2012 Joanna Hingle, First Team 2003 Phoebe Donovan 2015 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2012 Amelia Booth, Second Team 2003 Sophia Staal 2015 Elizabeth Howell 2012 Joanna Hingle, First Team 2002 Claire Vannelli 2015 Emily Theys 2012 Amelia Booth, First Team 2002 Karolina Wadolowska 2015 Kathy Smithwick 2012 Katie Lakin, First Team 2002 Sophia Staal 2014 Tori Arendt 2011 Melissa Buckmiller, Second Team 2002 Claire Vannelli 2014 Sarah Baker 2011 Amelia Booth, First Team 2001 Mary Wilson 2014 Katie Burke 2011 Joanna Hingle, First Team 2001 Sarah Baker 2013 Joline Doedens 2011 Yng-Ru Chen, Second Team 2001 Sophia Blair 2013 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2011 Katie Burke 2013 Justine Hong 2011 All-ACC Sydney Johnson 2013 Alex Japhet 2011 Katie Dukovich 2016 Sophia Staal 2013 Emily Theys 2011 Alex Stonehill 2016 Emily Theys 2013 Tori Arendt 2010 Simone Pitre 2016 Claire Vannelli 2013 Joline Doedens 2010 Claire Vannelli 2015 Karolina Wadolowska 2013 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2010 Grace Cassidy 2014 Tori Arendt 2012 Alex Japhet 2010 Caroline Williams 2014 Sarah Baker 2012 Ali Long 2010 Laura Sciarrino 2013 Katie Burke 2012 Tori Arendt 2009 Emily Theys 2013 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2012 Joline Doedens 2009 Kathy Smithwick 2012 Elizabeth Howell 2012 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2009 Emily Theys 2012 Emily Theys 2012 Alex Japhet 2009 Alex Japhet 2011 Tori Arendt 2011 Ali Long 2009 Emily Theys 2011 Katie Burke 2011 Janet Bartholdson 2009 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2009 Joline Doedens 2011 Sara Couch 2009 Alex Japhet 2009 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2011 Steffi Decker 2009 Lesley King 2009 Justine Hong 2011 Lesley King 2009 Gwen Coleman 2008 Emily Theys 2011 Katrina Weschler 2009 Alex Japhet 2008 Tori Arendt 2009 Sara Couch 2008 Emma Darling 2007 Joline Doedens 2009 Alex Japhet 2008 Emily Herrington 2007 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2009 Michelle Lancto 2008 Alissa Van Arnam 2007 Ali Long 2009 Emily Rothfield 2008 Tonia Boock 2006 Janet Bartholdson 2008 Krista Harryman 2007 Lia Hart 2006 Virginia Kane 2008 Katrina Weschler 2007 Caroline Wray 2006 Lesley King 2008 Krista Harryman 2006 Tonia Boock 2005 Amanda Pade 2008 Mary Lilley 2006

HISTORY Emma Darling 2005 Katrina Weschler 2008 Samantha Prouty 2006 Amanda Adam 2004 Katrina Weschler 2007 Sarah Shapiro 2006 Mae Joyce Gay 2004 Jessi Batzell 2004 Katie Tobin 2006 Amelia Booth 2003 Joanna Hingle 2003

- 26 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE ALL-TIME HONORS AND AWARDS ACC Academic Honor Roll Leah Frank-Finney 2003-06 Amanda Adam 2003-04 Caroline Fox 2010 Lauren Alef 2014 Mae Joyce Gay 2001, ‘03-04 Sara Allen 2000 Julia Gelfand 2002-05 Nicole Antoine 2012-15 Lissa Glynn 2011-12 Tori Arendt 2009-12 Rakhee Goel 1999-2000 Kimberly Atkins 2007 Kim Gordon 2004-06 Kim Bailey 2003-05 Rachel Gottesman 2000 Sarah Baker 2010-13 Bonnie Gregory 2005-06 Janet Bartholdson 2007-09 Yangyang Guo 2009-10 Shaye Bastien 2010-13 Laura Guth 2011 Brielle Batesko 2012 Alison Haddock 1999 Jessica Batzell 2001-04 Emily Hadley 2012-14 Lauren Baumgartber 2011 Asraiel Harewood 2012 Dani Beckerman 2007 Samantha Harrington 2005 Allison Beattie 2012-14 Krista Harryman 2004-07 Ashleigh Bell 2008 Abby Hawkins 2002-03 Alexandra Bellis 2006 Rachel Heath 2002 Karla Beltran 2015 Kshipra Hemal 2013 Tara Bergen 2000 Katherine Henrichs 2007 Rhea Bergman 2016 Sarah Herder 2002 Maren Betts-Sonstegard 1999-2002 Emily Herrington 2008 Courtney Bibbs 2013 Hannah Hewitt 2014-16 Lauren Bishop 2004 Ashley Heywood 2013 Sophia Blair 2012-15 Joanna Hingle 2000-03 Hilary Boe 2001-03 Anna Hinshaw 2006 Tonia Boock 2005-06 Ashley Holmstrom 2007 Amelia Booth 2002-03 Justine Hong 2010-11 Megan Bowen 2015 Elizabeth Horne 2014-16 Samantha Bowman 2014-15 Elizabeth Howell 2011-14 Aspen Branch-Moore 1999 Katherine Hutcheson 2005 Julia Bretz 2014-15 Emily Hyland 2011-13 Breanna Briede 2012 Amber Ingram 2003 Padraigin Browne 2002 Lauren Jadovich 2012 Melissa Buckmiller 2002-05 Alex Japhet 2008, ‘10-11 Katie Burke 2010-13 Brett Jeffries 2007 Jackie Burmeister 2006 Anna Jenkins 2016 Johanna Burstein 2014-16 Mifflin Jenkins 1999 Erin Burton 1999-2000 Meredith Jewitt 2009-11 Teresa Carter 2001 Sydney Johnson 2010-13 Lauren Case 2003-05 Valerie Johnson 1999 Grace Cassidy 2012-14 Dorothy Jones 2014-16 Caitie Cataldo 1999-2000 Anna Juraschek 1999-2001 Kara Cerwensky 2000-03 Virginia Kane 2006-09 Yng-Ru Chen 2000-01 Christine Kariya 2006 Katherine Chernova 2013-15 Kate Kearney 2007-08 Jane Chong 2006 Shannon Kelley 2005 Paige Corbett 2001 Rebecca Kim 2012 Sara Couch 2007-09 Lesley King 2007-09 Emily Crandall 1999-2000 Megan King 2000-02 Tara Dalton 2012, 2014 Caroline Kiritsy 2011, 2013-14 Steffi Decker 2007-09 Meridith Kisting 2016 Caroline Diemar 2001-02 Hope Knochenhauer 2014-15 Peyton Dilweg 2015 Lauren Kobylarz 2005 Joline Doedens 2009-11 Courtney Kraus 2002 Leilani Doktor 2011 Laura Kuhlman 2010-11 Marissa Donadio 2016 Katie Lakin 2000-03 Phoebe Donovan 2014-16 Michelle Lancto 2008-09 Laura Dopson 2007-09 Lauren Lashmet 2011-12 Katie Dukovich 2015-16 Christine Lauro 2002-05 Whitney Dunlap 1999-2001 Anna LeBleu 2014 Mary Caroline Dyke 2007 Dana Lerro 2013-14 Krista Edmundson 2000 Jessica Levi 1999-2001

Kate Elliot 1999-2000 Meagan Lew 2015-16 HISTORY Leisha Elmore 2005-06 Yuan Liang 2005 Julijana Englander 2012 Mary Lilley 2006 Karin English 2007-09 Tammy Lin 2008-09 Alex Enzor 2012 Tonya Lippard 1999 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2009-12 Nicole Litle 2000 Gabrielle Falco 2015 Priscilla Liu 2012 Nicole Favre 2013 Jeanette Llorens 2015-16 Jessica Findlay 2015-16 Ali Long 2009-10 Sarah Fletcher 2016 Kathryn Lowry 2010-11

- 27 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE ACC Academic Honor Roll Anna Ruddle 2008 (Continued from p. 23) Chelsea Sawicki 2011 Carly Schaer 2008 Genevieve Luehrs 2001 Laura Sciarrino 2012-13 Jeni Luehrs 2002 Marianne Schroer 2009 Maggie Lund 2014 Heather Seeley 2013-14 Kate Lyons 2013-15 Deborah Seibold 2000-01 Alex MacLeish 2008-09 Sarah Shapiro 2004-06 Devon MacWilliam 2001-02 Anna Sheehy 2010 Katherine Maitland 2015-16 Carrie Shepard 2001-02 Emi Marchetti 2010-13 Sonia Shjegstad 1999 Liz Martin 2007-08 Stephanie Silk 2007 Sarah Mayo 2013, ‘15 Laurel Sisler 2008-10 Jane McConnell Kathy Smithwick 2010-12 Melanie McGraw 2005 Sophia Staal 2012-15 Mary McHugh 2000 Lindsay Stanga 2003 Ashleigh Anne McKinney 2010-13 Alex Stonehill 2013-16 Nancy McKinstry 2009-12 Amber Straight 2004-07 Meredith Metcalf 2006 Julie Stuart 2003-05 Kimberly Meyer 2000-03 Courtney Stull 2005 Elizabeth Michel 1999 Melissa Sullivan 1999, ‘02 Iraina Miles 2006-07 Kathie Sun 2009-10 Lauren Miller 2002 Masha Taskindoust 2013 Sara Miller 2001, ‘04 Altelisha Taylor 2012-13 Lauren Miranda 2014-16 Alison Theis 2005 Anne Moriarity 2008-09 Emily Theys 2010-13 Caroline Morrow 2005 Caitlin Thomas 2007 Caroline Murphy 2015 Teddi Thornhill 2007 Andrea Murray 2001-03 Shannon Tierney 2016 Kareen Murray 2002-05 Katie Tobin 2004-07 Lauren Musso 2013-14 Meg Tobin 2007-08 Abirami Natarajan 2005 Leah Trabich 1999 Mary Beth Nebel 1999, ‘02 Meaghan Treanor 2004 Megan O’Connell 2005-06 Catherine Tredick 1999 Sarah O’Connor 2002 Elizabeth Trenkle 2002 Caitlin O’Neill 2011 Noel Triffletti 2004 Tani O’Neill 2014, ‘16 Victoria Tsamis 2013 Fiona O’Sullivan 2005 Alissa Van Arnam 2007 Meghan O’Toole 2005-06 Claire Vannelli 2012-15 Malen Obert 2009 Sara Varsames 2016 Amber Oliver 2014 Surya Veerabagu 2014 Amanda Pade 2007-08 Noura von Briesen 2013 Kay Palopoli 2014 Karolina Wadolowska 2012-14 Lena Patel 2015 Crystal Wakulich 2000, ‘02-03 Meera Patel 2005 Andrea Walczak 2001 Meredith Pavia 1999-2000 Lindley Wall 1999-2000 Marion Penning 2002-05 Sarah Wall 2013-16 Kaila Perez 2013-14 Krystina Wallis 2008 Katherine Peterson 1999 Emma Wallace 2004-05 Taji Phillips 2016 Katie Walter 2013 Simone Pitre 2014-16 Qinyun Wang 2007 Carina Podgorski 2001-04 Clara Ward 2005 Francesca Polvere 2005-06 Nicole Weathers 2007-08 Lauren Powell 2006-09 Elizabeth Weaver 2001-02 Lauren Price 2002 Julia Weber 2016 Samantha Prouty 2005-06 Stephanie Weh 2000 Jennifer Rainey 2001 Gabrielle Weiss 2014 Sarah Rapaport 2015-16 Katrina Weschler 2006-09 Lisa Rauenzahn 1999-2000 Karley Whelan 2016 Brittany Reid 2001 Carrie Wilkerson 2003-04 Karen Rembold 2003 Caroline Williams 2013-15 Elise Richards 2000-03 Grace Williams 2015-16 Christina Richardson 2002-03 Charla Wilson 2003 Mariah Richardson-Osgood 2002-04 Mary Wilson 2013-16 Tarana Riddick 2006 Lauren Winslow 2004-05 Megan Rising 1999 Rachel Wolsfelt 2013-14 Kara Risser 2012 Margaret Worthington 2002 Carolyn Robinson 2001 Natalie Zervas 2003-05 Lindsay Rodman 2000 Lily Zheng 2013 Nancy Rodriguez 2001 Judy Zhu 2014 Julie Rohde 2012, 2014-15 Jessica Zinck 2005 HISTORY Laura Rosas 2014-15 Stephanie Rosser 2009 Emily Rothfield 2007-09

- 28 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Amanda Adam 2001-04 Bonnie Gregory 2005 Annie Adams 2000 Laura Guth 2009-12 Nicole Antoine 2012-15 Emily Hadley 2012, ‘14 Tori Arendt 2010-2012 Krista Harryman 2004-07 Kim Bailey 2003-06 Lia Hart 2005-07 Sarah Baker 2010-13 Abby Hawkins 2000-03 Janet Bartholdson 2007-09 Eily Hayes 1999-00 Shaye Bastien 2011 Emily Herrington 2005-08 Brielle Batesko 2012 Hannah Hewitt 2013-16 Jessi Batzell 2002-04 Joanna Hingle 2000-03 Lauren Baumgartner 2011 Anna Hinshaw 2006 Allison Beattie 2011-14 Justine Hong 2010-11 Karla Beltran 2014-15 Elizabeth Horne 2014-16 Tara Bergen 2000 Elizabeth Howell 2012-14 Rhea Bergman 2016 Emily Hyland 2012-14 Maren Betts-Sonstegard 1999-02 Amber Ingram 2003 Courtney Bibbs 2013 Elizabeth Jadovich 2011 Sophia Blair 2012-15 Alex Japhet 2008-10 Hilary Boe 2000-03 Sydney Johnson 2010-13 Tonia Boock 2003-06 Dorothy Jones 2014-16 Amelia Booth 2000-03 Anna Jurascek 1999-01 Megan Bowen 2015 Virginia Kane 2006-09 Samantha Bowman 2014-15 Christine Kariya 2006 Arielle Brackett 2013 Kate Kearney 2005-08 Aspen Branch-Moore 1999 Michala Kepple 2007 Julia Bretz 2014 Lesley King 2008-10 Breanna Briede 2009-12 Megan King 1999-02 Melissa Buckmiller 2002-05 Rebecca Kim 2012 Katie Burke 2010-13 Caroline Kiritsy 2011-14 Jacquelyn Burmeister 2006 Meridith Kisting 2016 Johanna Burstein 2015 Hope Knochenhauer 2014-15 Erin Burton 1999-2000 Patricia “PJ” Kolman 2012-15 Lauren Case 2003-05 Taylor Konrath 2014 Grace Cassidy 2011-14 Laura Kuhlman 2010-11 Caitie Cataldo 1999 Katie Lakin 2000-03 Kara Cerwensky 2000-03 Michelle Lancto 2006-07, ‘09 Yng-Ru Chen 2000-01 Lauren Lashmet 2011-12 Jane Chong 2006 Christine Lauro 2002-05 Gwen Coleman 2005-08 Dana Lerro 2013-14 Megan Conroy 2016 Jess Levi 2000-01 Sara Couch 2006-09 Julia Levine 2000 Emily Crandall 1999 Meagan Lew 2015-16 Tara Dalton 2012-15 Tammy Lin 2008-09 Emma Darling 2004-07 Jeanette Llorens 2013-16 Steffi Decker 2008-09 Ali Long 2009-10 Maddie Dewar 2003 Kathryn Lowry 2009-11 Caroline Diemar 2000-03 Jeni Luehrs 2001 Joline Doedens 2010-11 Kate Lyons 2012-15 Leilani Doktor 2011 Alex MacLeish 2008-09 Marissa Donadio 2016 Devon MacWilliam 2001-03 Phoebe Donovan 2014-16 Celia Macrae 2016 Laura Dopson 2006 Katherine Maitland 2015-16 Katie Dukovich 2013-16 Emi Marchetti 2010-13 Ivonna Dumanyan Liz Martin 2005-08 Corbin Dunlap 2003-04 Sarah Mayo 2013-15 Whitney Dunlap 1999-01 Jane McConnell 2013 Mary Caroline Dyke 2008 Mary McKee 2002 Kate Elliot 1999 Ashleigh Anne McKinney 2010-13 Julijana Englander 2011, 2013 Nancy McKinstry 2009-12 Karin English 2007-08, ‘10 Kaitlyn McPartland 2008 Alex Enzor 2012 Cristina Mestre 2000 Rory Erickson-Kulas 2009-12 Meredith Metcalf 2006 Nicole Favre 2013 Kim Meyer 2000-03 Jessica Findlay 2015-16 Elizabeth Michel 1999 Leah Frank-Finney 2003-06 Iraina Miles 2005-08 HISTORY Laura Fisher 2007 Sara Miller 2001-04 Sarah Fletcher 2015-16 Lauren Miranda 2013-16 Caroline Fox 2009-10 Anne Moriarity 2008-09 Mae Joyce Gay 2001-04 Caroline Morrow 2005 Julia Gelfand 2002-05 Caroline Murphy 2015 Lissa Glynn 2009, ‘12 Andy Murray 2001-03 Rakhee Goel 1999-2000 Kareen Murray 2002-05 Kim Gordon 2005 Lauren Musso 2013-14 Katy Gregor 2011 Mary Beth Nebel 1999-02

- 29 - DUKE ROWING 2016-17 MEDIA GUIDE All-Time Letterwinners Gabi Weiss 2014 (Continued from p. 25) Katrina Weschler 2006-09 Karley Whelan 2016 Megan O’Connell 2005 Carrie Wilkerson 2003-04 Sarah O’Conner 2003 Caroline Williams 2012-15 Tani O’Neill 2014-15 Grace Williams 2015 Meghan O’Toole 2005-06 Laura Williams 2009 Alexandria Owen 2003-04 Carli Willis 2014-15 Amanda Pade 2008 Charla Wilson 2003 Meredith Pavia 1999-00 Mary Wilson 2013-16 Marion Penning 2002-05 Lauren Winslow 2003-04 Kaila Perez 2013-14 Rachel Wolsfelt 2013-15 Katherin Peterson 1999 Caroline Wray 2003-06 Simone Pitre 2013-16 Stephanie Yeh 2000 Carina Podgorski 2003-04 Natalie Zervas 2002-05 Fran Polvere 2005 Lily Zheng 2013 Lauren Powell 2006-09 Jessica Zinck 2005 Samantha Prouty 2005-06 Sarah Rapaport 2015 *Current Athletes in Bold Lisa Rauenzahn 1999 Sunny Reid 2001 Elise Richards 2000-03 Chrissy Richardson 2000-03 Mariah Richardson-Osgood 2002 Tarana Riddick 2006 Megan Rising 1999 Lindsay Rodman 2000 Julie Rohde 2014-15 Laura Rohde 2012-13 Laura Rosas 2014-15 Stephanie Rosser 2009-11 Emily Rothfield 2007-08, ‘10 Isabel Ruby-Hill 2016 Anna Ruddle 2008 Alison Sagar 2006-09 Chelsea Sawicki 2011 Carly Schaer 2008 Laura Sciarrino 2010-13 Heather Seeley 2013 Tami Segal 2011 Debbie Seibold 2000-2001 Sarah Shapiro 2003-06 Carrie Shepard 2001 Sonia Shjegstad 1999 Sophie Simister 2016 Shannon Sims 2011 Laurel Sisler 2008-10 Kathy Smithwick 2009-12 Sophia Staal 2012-15 Lindsay Stangam 2002 Alex Stonehill 2013-16 Amber Straight 2004 Julie Stuart 2002-05 Courtney Stull 2005 Melissa Sullivan 1999-02 Kathie Sun 2009 Masha Taskindoust 2013 Altelisha Taylor 2013 Emily Theys 2010-13 Shannon Tierney 2016 Katie Tobin 2005-07 Meg Tobin 2007-08 Courtney Triffletti 2001-04 Victoria Tsamis 2010-13 Alissa Van Arnam 2004-07 Caroline Vannelli 2012-15 Karolina Wadolowska 2012-15 Crystal Wakulich 2000-2003 Lindley Wall 1999 Sarah Wall 2014-16 Emma Wallace 2005 Krystina Wallis 2008

HISTORY Margot Ward 2008 Nicole Weathers 2006-08 Elizabeth Weaver 2001 Julia Weber 2016

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