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Quick Facts ...... 1 Location: ...... Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alabama President Dr. Stuart Bell . . . 2 Enrollment: ...... 38,103 Founded: ...... April 12, 1831 On Campus ...... 3 Conference: ...... Southeastern (Overall Department)/Big 12 () Athletics Director Greg Byrne . . . . . 4 Colors: ...... Crimson (PMS 201) & White Athletics Administration Staff . . . . . 5 Nickname: ...... Crimson Tide INTRODUCTION Introduction to Facilities ...... 6-8 President: ...... Dr. Stuart R. Bell NCAA Faculty Representative: ...... Dr. James King ROWING STAFF Athletics Director: ...... Greg Byrne Head Coach Glenn Putyrae . . . . 9-10 Associate Athletics Director/Senior Woman Administrator: ...... Marie Robbins Assistant Coach James Mulcahy . . . 11 Assistant Coach Grace Barbara . . . . 11 Assistant Coach Madison Keaty . . . 12 THE PROGRAM Rowing Support Staff ...... 12 Head Coach: Glenn Putyrae Athletic Training Intern: Kelli Lowe Alma Mater, Year: Washington, 1994 Director of Performance Nutrition: THE 2018-19 CRIMSON TIDE Year at Alabama: 2nd Amy Bragg Roster ...... 13 Phone: (509) 723-5413 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Bios ...... 14-23 Rowing Strength and Conditioning Staff: Josh Hampton Novice Roster ...... 24 Assistant Coach: Grace Barbara Alma Mater, Year: Indiana, 2014 Rowing Academic Advisor: Sarah Kizzire THE HISTORY Year at Alabama: 2nd Phone: (703) 459-6677 Rowing Marketing and Promotions Assistant: A Brief History of Alabama Rowing .25-28 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Payne Walker Award Winners/Championship History . 29 Rowing Mailing Address: Conference Recap ...... 30 Assistant Coach: Madison Keaty Alma Mater, Year: Gonzaga, 2014 Alabama Rowing All-Time Roster ...... 31-32 Year at Alabama: 2nd P.O. Box 870308 All-Time Results ...... 33-39 Phone: (937) 216-7492 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 Awards History ...... 40 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Rowing Overnight Shipping Address: Rowing Assistant Coach: James Mulcahy Foster Auditorium Alma Mater, Year: Columbia, 2008 801 6th Avenue Year at Alabama: 4th Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 Phone: (205) 348-7557 JESSICA PARÉ E-Mail Address: [email protected] Facebook – www.facebook.com/AlabamaRow Associate A.D./Athletics Communications Twitter – @AlabamaRow Athletics Communications Contact: Instagram – AlabamaRow AARON JORDAN Allison Koerbel Athletics Communications Director E-Mail Address: [email protected] Phone: (412) 855-4983 ROOTS WOODRUFF Associate Athletics Communications Director Managers: Alex Bartis & Andrew Townsend

ZACH RHODES, NATHAN SHEEHAN, Athletic Trainer: Maggie Booher ALEX THOMPSON, HALEY PETERSON Assistant Athletics Communications Director

ALLISON KOERBEL MEDIA INFORMATION Athletic Communications Intern ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS SEC VIDEO FEEDS/TELEVISION The Alabama Athletics Communications Office is Participating news affiliates can also select individual ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS: located on the ground level of . clips to insert directly into online stories. Television Office Phone: (205) 348-6084 stations also have access to an FTP account to Mailing Address FACILITIES run content on-air. The SEC Affiliate Network is Box 870391 The Alabama rowing team competes and practices managed through XOS Digital. To join, please request Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 on the Black Warrior River. The Crimson Tide rowing a participation form from the program’s director, Shipping Address team’s boathouse is located on the south bank of Anna Marie Neri, at [email protected] or at 407- 323 Bryant Drive the river at Manderson Landing on Jack Warner 670-5049. Coleman Coliseum, Room 170 Parkway. The rowing offices, training room and Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 workout facilities are located across the street from INTERNET the boathouse at the Student Activity Center at Information about University of Alabama athletics Presidential Village. can be found at RollTide.com, the official internet site of the Crimson Tide athletics department. For CREDITS INTERVIEWS information about the University of Alabama, go to The coaching staff is available for interviews in person www.ua.edu. The 2018-19 Alabama Rowing Media Guide is a product of the Crimson Tide’s Athletics Communications or by telephone by prior arrangement. Athletes Department. It was written and edited by Jennifer Smith may not be interviewed on meet day until post- and Nathan Sheehan. Photo credits are due to the meet interviews are granted. Interviews with Alabama Alabama Athletics Photography Department and the rowers must be arranged through Allison Koerbel. Athletics Communications archives. Cover photos by Interview requests should be made at least 24 hours Amelia Brackin. Cover design by Brent Hollingsworth. in advance. Copyright 2018 by the Board of Trustees of the University of Alabama. “Roll Tide,” “Crimson Tide,” “Bama” and the primary and secondary logos are registered trademarks of The University of Alabama.

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Alabama president dr. Stuart R. bell

On June 18, 2015, The Board of Trustees of The University of Alabama named Dr. Stuart R. Bell the University’s 29th president. A 30-year veteran of higher education, Dr. Bell had previously served at the Capstone for 16 years as a faculty member and then department head of mechanical engineering. He founded and directed UA’s Center for Advanced Vehicle Technologies, an interdisciplinary research center producing new generations of engineers and scientists.

Since his return to the Capstone, Dr. Bell has led the University to develop and implement a strategic plan, Advancing the Flagship, which promotes institutional progress with scholarship and teaching, research and creative activity, inclusion and diversity, and the recruitment and retention of highly qualified faculty and staff. Three years after the plan’s launch, UA has seen an increase in both student retention and graduation rates, has increased faculty headcount to support the University’s instruction, research and service goals, and has witnessed the growth of sponsored program awards crucial to the direct learning and experience opportunities for students, and experienced two consecutive historic fundraising years. New interdisciplinary research centers have also been established and join many other centers on campus focused on solving critical, real-world challenges. Under Dr. Bell’s guidance, UA is steadfastly expanding campus facilities and bolstering academic and co-curricular programs, all of which continue to draw exceptional students to Alabama.

Prior to becoming UA’s president, Dr. Bell was executive vice president and provost at Louisiana State University and served as both the chief academic officer and the chief operating officer. During his tenure at LSU, Dr. Bell led an expansion of facilities and research and discovery efforts. He was also instrumental in increasing enrollment and retention, and his efforts yielded the largest freshman class in LSU history.

Before his time at LSU, Dr. Bell served the University of Kansas as dean of the School of Engineering. He joined UA in 1986 as an assistant professor in the department of mechanical engineering. He was later named department head, where he led the development of academic programs until accepting the Kansas deanship in 2002.

An Abilene, Texas native, Dr. Bell earned a degree in nuclear engineering from Texas A&M in 1979. He earned his master’s and doctoral degrees in mechanical engineering from the same university in 1981 and 1986, respectively. With research interests in combustion engines, he has expertise in fuels for engines, innovative engine designs and modeling of engine and engine processes. It was also at Texas A&M that Dr. Bell met his wife, Susan. They are the proud parents of three adult children, Stuart, Stacy and Stephen and two delightful granddaughters. Both of Dr. Bell’s sons followed his example and are engineers. His daughter Stacy is a UA graduate. ROLLTIDE.COM 2 2 ALABAMA ROWING The University of Alabama knows a thing or two about legends. Legends have been made in our academic halls, on our athletic On Your fields and courts, and through our endeavors to shape a better world through our teaching, research and service.

UA legends earn prestigious honors, such as Pulitzer Prizes, Campus... Emmy Awards, Heisman Trophies and Medals of Honor. They wear names like inventor, entrepreneur, best-selling author, pioneer, CEO, founder and national champion.

Here are just a few of our legends:

Best-selling authors: Harper Lee, “To Kill a Mockingbird”; Winston Groom, “”; Kathryn Stockett, “The Help”; Mark Childress, “Crazy in Alabama”; and T.S. Stribling, “The Store.”

CEO/Chairman of the Board/President: Marillyn Hewson, Lockheed Martin; W.W. Clements, Dr Pepper Company; Sam DiPiazza, PricewaterhouseCoopers; Thom Rainer, Lifeway Christian Resources; Vicki Hollub, Occidental Petroleum.

Pioneers and Founders: Millard Fuller, Habitat for Humanity; Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia; Joe Gibbs, Golf Channel; John Hendricks, Discovery Channel; Janet Gurwitch, Laura Mercier cosmetics; Morris Dees, Southern Poverty Law Center.

Science: Dr. Edward O. Wilson, biologist, researcher and two- time Pulitzer Prize-winning author; Robert Jemison Van de Graaff, scientist and inventor.

Film and Television: Chuck Gordon, producer of “Die Hard” movies and “Field of Dreams”; Sela Ward, television and film actress; Joe Scarborough, talk show host; Sonequa Martin- Green, actor; Jim Nabors, actor; Tom Cherones, director of “Seinfeld.”

Journalism: Howell Raines, Pulitzer winner at The New York Times; John Cochran, prize-winning television journalist; Rece Davis, ESPN journalist.

It matters where you go to college. The University of Alabama is among the fastest growing flagships in the country because of our commitment to excellence and the success of our graduates. The Fulbright Student Program recognizes UA as a top producer of Fulbright recipients. For the last 11 years, UA has ranked among the top five institutions for Goldwater Scholars, producing more than Harvard and MIT. And we rank in the top five nationally for National Merit Scholars.

Learn more about how you can become a legend at gobama. ua.edu. Read more about our legends at ua.edu/legends.

ROLLTIDE.COM 3 He also has deep experience working in the Southeastern Conference (SEC),Conference the Southeastern working in deep experience also has He than $140 underwent more leadership, Arizona Athletics Under Byrne’s in the SEC director he was the youngest athletics At Mississippi State, where severalserves on Athletics, Byrne of Director as his role In addition to Byrne, one of the nation’s As the son of veteran athletics administrator Bill from degree his bachelor’s A native of Pocatello, Idaho, Byrne earned proponent of developing student-athletes into productive people after college, productive student-athletes into of developing proponent levels not academic success at that have attained programs Byrne has led prior to his tenure. reached Athletics at the as Associate having spent 2002 to 2005 stint at Mississippi a four-year before for Development and Fundraising Director for served as Associate Athletics Director 2006-08, Byrne State (2006-10). From Athletics. of becoming Director at MSU before External Affairs of athletics facilities. That work wasand renovation million in construction the addition of million Lowell-Stevens Football Facility, highlighted by the $72 in the (football), and a new scoreboard in Arizona Stadium two video boards oversaw a $30 million renovation Byrne Additionally, McKale Center (basketball). seating, upgraded locker rooms, that included a project of the McKale Center, concessions, enhanced lighting and a new playing floor. restrooms, Division I-A level, at the NCAA and the youngest to lead an athletic program Dan Mullen and former headByrne oversaw the hiring of head football coach of Athletics John Cohen. Director baseball coach and current including the United and national levels committees at both the conference Advisory Council, theStates Olympic & Paralympic Committee Collegiate Southeastern Conferencethe Oversight Committee and I Football Division term as president also serving his one-year Security Committee. He is currently of Athletics. of the National Association of Collegiate Directors years of experience as college sports administrators with 30 most prominent enterprise of running the Byrne has been around Greg an Athletics Director, for most of his life. successful athletic programs Mississippi State from degree Arizona State University in 1994 and his master’s Regina Misa of Junction City, University in 2009. Byrne is married to the former and the couple has two sons, Nick and Davis. Ore., DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS OF DIRECTOR Greg Byrne Greg Since taking over, Byrne developed and Since taking over, Greg Byrne, one of the most acclaimed and acclaimed most the of one Byrne, Greg implemented The Crimson Standard, a five-year Standard, implemented The Crimson the mission statementstrategic plan outlining as well as values of Alabama Athletics and core student- of academics, benchmarks in the areas respected administrators in collegiate athletics, administrators respected of Athletics Director as Alabama’s began his tenure third at Alabama is his 1, 2017. His role on March athletics at the helm of a major collegiate venture program.

ALABAMA ROWING Alabama Athletics celebrated its highest finish in program history in the in program Alabama Athletics celebrated its highest finish for Athletics at the Prior to coming to Alabama, Byrne was Vice President impactful and more Byrne has been consistently his career, Throughout

BYRNE FAMILY BYRNE and his wife, Regina, with sons Nick and Davis. Greg athlete welfare, athletics success, financial resources, facilities, staffing and facilities, staffing financial resources, athletics success, athlete welfare, $600 a 10-year, Standard, In addition, The Crimson operating with integrity. of facilities and development on the renovation million capital initiative focused success was created. that will drive future of an infrastructure season, placing Cup at the conclusion of the 2017-18 Learfield Directors’ finishes in men’s runner-up 14th thanks to a national championship in football, basketball, golf and NCAA postseason appearances by men’s and women’s swimming & diving, men’s and women’s softball, men’s gymnastics, soccer, indoor track & women’s and men’s country, cross and women’s tennis, men’s field. The Tide also continued its outdoor track & and women’s field and men’s All-Americans leading the nation in Academic run of excellence in the classroom, with 11. at Mississippi of Athletics 2010-17 and was Director University of Arizona from as an than 20 years of experience 2008-10. With more State University from administrative career fashioned an impressive Byrne has athletics administrator, innovative strategies andhallmarked by consistent success in fundraising, excellence. emphasis on academic competitive success with a strong he As a fundraiser, ladder. successful with each step up the administrative during his than $200 million in gifts involved in raising more has been directly major he has fostered competitive athletics programs, As a leader of career. A he has led. the spectrum of sports at both programs across improvements INTRODUCTION 4 INTRODUCTION ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATiON

FINUS KEVIN TIFFINI JEFF MARIE J JON GASTON ALMOND GRIMES PURINTON ROBBINS BATT DEVER EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATE SENIOR ASSOCIATE SENIOR ASSOCIATE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATE SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/ ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, ATHLETICS/CFO ATHLETICS DIRECTOR ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/SWA CHIEF DIVERSITY OFFICER EXTERNAL OPERATIONS DEVELOPMENT STUDENT SERVICES

MATT JEFF CHRIS BRAD JESSICA ELLIS JEFF SELF ALLEN BESANCENEY LEDFORD PARÉ PONDER SPRINGER SENIOR ASSOCIATE ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, SPORTS DIRECTOR, TICKETING DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL/ DIRECTOR, EQUIPMENT COMPLIANCE MEDICINE AND TIDE PRIDE MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS FOOTBALL COO OPERATIONS

AARON JUSTIN BURTON CHRIS MICHAEL JESSIE RAND VOLD BRANT BURNS DARLING DEAN GARDNER HARRIS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, CRIMSON TIDE DIRECTOR, STUDENT- DIRECTOR, INFORMATION DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR, COMPLIANCE DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIONS ATHLETE ENHANCEMENT TECHNOLOGY

ALLISON RED DANIEL RYAN JOSH BRANDON KYLE JEFFREYS LEONARD LYERLY MAJERCIK MAXSON SEVEDGE VASEY ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, HUMAN DIRECTOR, EVENT DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL DIRECTOR, MARKETING DIRECTOR, FOOTBALL DIRECTOR, STRATEGIC DIRECTOR, FACILITIES RESOURCES MANAGEMENT VIDEO SERVICES AND FAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATIONS PLANNING

AMY DR. JAMES WOODS KING

ASSISTANT ATHLETICS FACULTY ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, FINANCE REPRESENTATIVE

ROLLTIDE.COM 5 built for bama WEIGHT ROOM WEIGHT ROOM Alabama’s state-of-the art 37,000-square-foot weight room is a showcase for the Crimson Tide’s lauded training programs. The weight room features 21,000-square feet on the lower level and 16,000-square feet on the second floor. The weight room is highlighted by 24 combination racks that have platforms built into the ground for a level surface, providing a safer workout environment, as well as a brand new dumbbell station. The upper level houses cardio stations, medicine balls, office space for team doctors and a rehabilitation center. The complex features a state-of-the-art nutrition bar, video monitor and sound system. The weight room seamlessly connects the Mal Moore Athletics Complex to the Hank Crisp Indoor Practice Facility.

LOCKER ROOM/MEETING ROOMS LOCKER ROOM The facilities at Alabama rowing’s display are top-of-the-line. Located in the Student Activity Center at the Presidential Village, the space is home to a 1,750-square-foot locker room and team room. The area also includes a separate 95-square-foot athletics training room and a 500-square-foot meeting room with a super-sized flat screen monitor. Aside from the boathouse at Manderson Landing, this area is home to the day-to-day resources the Crimson Tide athletes can use at their disposal.

NUTRITION CENTER Alabama’s new state-of-the-art dining facility boasts two floors of serving, dining and lounge space, including two separate outdoor dining areas and a total capacity of 480 people. The facility features 10 cook-to-order stations Dining Hall staffed by five performance chefs and 20-plus assistants. The fuel center that has on-the-go snacks features: fruit salads, yogurt parfaits, freshly made wraps and sandwiches, hot soups, cereals and shakes. The private dining space boasts presentation technology and seating for up to 40 people for pregame meals and nutrition education. The dining facility provides student- athletes with easy access to the Tide’s nutrition staff to best assist with performance nutrition goals.

6 ALABAMA CROSS COUNTRY INTRODUCTION ROWING ON THE BLACK WARRIOR RIVER INTRODUCTION

It is one of the best practice and competitive courses in the nation, giving the University of Alabama’s young rowing team an immediate boost. The Black Warrior River, where the Crimson Tide practices and competes, features high banks, with long, protected straightaways and minimal current which makes it a rower’s dream. The Tide also benefits from having the river largely to itself.

Alabama is also fortunate that the river is dotted with prime viewing areas for dual meets and regattas, including The Park at Manderson Landing, which sits near the finish line of most of the Tide’s home events. With its multi-tiered slope down to the edge of the river, the park is a natural ‘stadium’ for cheering on the Crimson Tide.

Already endowed with one of the nation’s top competition and practice venues in the Black Warrior River, the completion of the state-of-the-art boathouse and training facilities encompasses everything the Tide needs to continue moving up through the ranks of collegiate rowing.

These facilities coupled with the already stellar athletic training, strength and conditioning and academic opportunities provided to all Alabama student athletes provide Alabama rowers with the best of all things.

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MANDERSON LANDING MANDERSON INTRODUCTION – 11,463-square-foot boathouse – 11,463-square-foot – 140-plus foot floating dock – Storage racks capable of holding 54 shells featuring room foot ergometer – 2,200 square facing four 80-inch HD flat screen 50 ergometers and review televisions to facilitate recording technique feet of training space on the – 1,700 square mezzanine with a “swingulator” training unit to to train out of the water as a boat. allow rowers and team room locker room – 1,750-square-foot athletics training room – 950-square-foot with super-sized meeting room – 500-square-foot monitor flat screen The rowing program’s facilities, designed by Ellis program’s The rowing Harrison Construction, by built and Architects includes both The Boathouse at Manderson Activity Landing as well as space at the Student Village. The boathouse Center at the Presidential up for space storage and dock floating a includes Activity to 54 shells of varying length. The Student ergometer Center includes a 2,200-square-foot training space, locker 1,700-square-foot a room, and meeting room training room, athletic rooms, coaches’ offices. Former University President Dr. Judy Bonner and Dr. Former University President on hand as were of Athletics Bill Battle Director and Larry Davis, his staff well as UA head coach a member of the 2014-15 team. Victoria Croy, represented inaugural team, the Crimson Tide’s alumni while captains Logan O’Neil the rowing Alyssa and Courtney Atkinson along with senior team during current the represented Drevenak Following a short the ribbon cutting ceremony. and O’Neil and Q&A session with Davis, Croy members of the cutting, ribbon the ceremonial on hand for tours and answered were team current of questions about the facility to the multitude fans and media members in attendance. Alabama Rowing officially opened its brand-new opened Alabama Rowing officially 2014 at the ribbon-cutting facilities on Oct. 23, on the banks of at Manderson Landing ceremony River. the Black Warrior 8 INTRODUCTION COACHES & STAFF

Putyrae took Gonzaga to new heights, BIG EAST championships. His lightweight COACHES/STAFF winning five WCC championships over squad experienced success as well as the a seven-year span (2013, 2015-18). The lightweight Varsity 8+ crew secured a spot team’s 2013 league title earned the Zags in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association their first bid in program history into the Championships all four years. The Hoyas NCAA championships, where the Bulldogs finished second at the 2008 IRAs, fifth at finished 19th. Gonzaga placed in the top the 2009 IRAs and sixth at both the 2010 20 in each of its national meet appearances and 2011 national championships. since then as well, finishing 17th in 2015, 16th in 2016, 19th in 2017 and 18th in Under his watch, Georgetown produced 2018. All of this was accomplished with just four Pocock Lightweight All-Americans, five scholarships, which is 15 less than the 10 All-BIG EAST Team selections and 16 maximum number of scholarships allowed CRCA Scholar-Athletes. In both 2008 and in rowing by the NCAA. 2009, the Hoyas earned the BIG EAST Academic Team Excellence Award, and in Overall in his 15 seasons at the helm 2009, Putyrae and his coaching staff were GLENN in Spokane, Wash., Putyrae coached four named BIG EAST Coaching Staff of the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Year. PUTYRAE All-Americans and 13 CRCA All-Region/ All-Conference selections. Twenty-eight of Putyrae’s first stint as head coach at Head Coach 2nd Season his student-athletes have been named All- Gonzaga began in 1999, when he was Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association named interim head coach after having WASHINGTON, 1994 selections, while at a conference level, served as the freshman men’s crew coach Putyrae has had four WCC Rowers of the since 1997. The interim title was removed Glenn Putyrae enters his second season Year, four WCC Newcomers of the Year, the following year, and he remained in as the head coach of the Alabama Rowing seven WCC Coxswains of the Year and 44 the position until 2007 when leaving for team. To top off his first year as head All-conference honorees. Georgetown. In those eight seasons, coach, he was named the Big 12 2019 Putyrae led Gonzaga to seven WCC Coach of the Year, a first-time honor for the Academically, his teams have fared just championships and three ECAC Rowing Crimson Tide since joining the conference as well with three student-athletes earning International appearances, winning the as an affiliate member in 2015. CoSIDA Academic All-District honors, national title in 2013. 51 being named CRCA Scholar-Athletes Alabama made strides in the 2018-19 and 80 earning a spot on the WCC All- Putyrae took over his first program in season, earning its best finish in program Academic Team. Under his direction, Raien 1994, serving as the freshman men’s coach history at the Big 12 Championships. The Emery became the first Alabama rower at Washington State. Prior to that, he was Tide finished in second place, and other in program history to earn a CoSIDA All- a graduate assistant coach for the men’s than champion Texas, was the only other American award. team at the University of Washington. school to medal in every race. In addition to his nine WCC Coach of Putyrae is a 1994 graduate of the Before coming to Tuscaloosa, the nine-time the Year trophies, Putyrae is a four-time University of Washington and rowed for West Coast Conference Coach of the Year WIRA Coach of the Year, and he and his the Huskies from 1989-93. He later went accumulated 19 years of head coaching staff earned CRCA Region 5 Staff of the on to earn a master’s degree in education experience having spent 15 of those over Year in 2016. from Washington State University in 1997. two stints at Gonzaga (1999-2007, 2011- Putyrae and his wife, Mollie, have one son, 18) and the other four at Georgetown During his four years at Georgetown, Patrick, and a daughter, June. (2007-11). Putyrae led the Hoyas to a second-place finish (2010), third place finish (2011) and two fourth places finishes (2008, 2009) at the ROLLTIDE.COM 9 COACHES & STAFF GLENN PUTYRAE CAREER AT A GLANCE

HIRED: June 14, 2018

FAMILY: Wife, Mollie Kids, Patrick and June

HOMETOWN: Novato, Calif.

EDUCATION: • Bachelor’s in English and History University of Washington, 1994 • Master’s of Education Washington State University, 1997

GONZAGA UNDER PUTYRAE - BY THE NUMBERS: • 5 WCC championships COACHES/STAFF • 5 NCAA appearances (‘13, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18) • 4 CRCA All-Americans • 13 CRCA All-Region/All-Conference Head coach Glenn Putyrae with selections his family. • 4 WCC Rowers of the Year • 9x WCC Coach of the Year • 44 All-Conference honorees • 51 CRCA Scholar Athletes GET TO KNOW COACH PUTYRAE: GEORGETOWN UNDER PUTYRAE 1. What drew you to the sport of - BY THE NUMBERS: rowing? 3. What was the best piece of advice • 4 Pocock Lightweight All-Americans “I was drawn to rowing by the team any of your coaches ever gave you? • 10 All-BIG EAST Team selections aspect of the sport and fell in love with • 16 CRCA Scholar-Athletes it because of the racing component.” “Keep it simple.” • 2009 BIG EAST Coaching Staff of the Year • 4 Top-5 finishes at BIG EAST 2. What’s your favorite tv show/ 4. What’s your favorite vacation spot? Championships movie? “A beach almost anywhere; anywhere “My favorite shows are are Seinfeld, with my wife.” COLLEGIATE COACHING LOST and Last Chance U and my EXPERIENCE: favorite movies are Fletch, Patton and • Head Coach, Alabama Stripes. I wish I had a more recent 5. What do you hope to instill to the 2018-present one.” Crimson Tide rowers? • Head Coach, Gonzaga “A sense of purpose and value of 1999-2007, 2011-18 being a contributor to the success of • Head Coach, Georgetown the Crimson Tide.” 2007-11

10 ALABAMA ROWING COACHES & STAFF James Mulcahy enters his fourth season with the Tide. His primary duties include working MULCAHY / BARBARA CAREERS AT A GLANCE with the Varsity crews and serves as the team’s MULCAHY HIRED: Recruiting Coordinator. Aug. 26, 2016 While at the Argonaut Rowing Club, Mulcahy had 28 athletes earn medals at the 2015 FAMILY: Provincial Championships, six at the 2015 Royal Wife, Jessica Canadian Henley Regatta and four at the 2015 Canadian Indoor Rowing Championships. HOMETOWN: Brockville, Ontario, Canada He also coached Team Canada at both the 2015 and 2016 CanAmMex Regatta and previously EDUCATION: served as the varsity women’s rowing coach • Bachelor’s in Political Science at the University of Toronto, and as the head Columbia University, 2008 coach of the Saskatoon Rowing Club. JAMES • Master’s of English Mulcahy was a competitive rower from 2000- Lakehead University, 2010 MULCAHY 08, lettering for four years at Columbia (2005- 08) and serving as captain of the Columbia ARGONAUT ROWING CLUB: Assistant Coach 4th Season University Varsity Heavyweight Crew during his • 25 medalists at 2015 Provinvial final three years. Championships COLUMBIA, 2008 • Six medalists at 205 Royal Canadian Henley Regatta • Four medalists at 2015 Canadian Indoor Rowing Championships

Grace Barbara enters her second year with the INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Crimson Tide. • Coached Team Canada at 2015/16 CanAmMex Regatta A native of Alexandria, Va., Barbara spent two • Varsity women’s coach at University of seasons as Louisville’s graduate assistant coach COACHES/STAFF (2016-18). She started rowing for T.C. Williams Toronto where she was team captain for two years. • Head coach of Saskatoon Rowing Club

For five consecutive years, Barbara medaled BARBARA HIRED: at the Virginia State Championships, winning July 31, 2018 silver at the Stotesbury Cup and gold at the Scholastic Nationals. HOMETOWN: She went on to row for Indiana University for Alexandria, Va. four years and was an instrumental factor for the team as it qualified for the 2014 NCAA EDUCATION: Championships for the first time in program • Bachelor’s in Kinesiology GRACE history, finishing ninth in the 1V4+ and 11th Indiana University, 2014 overall. • Master’s of Sports Administration BARBARA University of Louisville, 2018 Upon graduating, Barbara returned to T.C. 2nd Season Williams, coaching the women’s 2V to a silver Assistant Coach EXPERIENCE: at Stotesbury and bronze and Scholastic • Rowed at Indiana (2011-14) INDIANA, 2014 Nationals in 2016. • Graduate Assistant coach at Lousiville (2016-18)

ROLLTIDE.COM 11 COACHES & STAFF Madison Keaty enters her second year with the Crimson Tide. KEATY CAREER AT A GLANCE

Keaty joined the staff after having spent three KEATY HIRED: seasons as an assistant coach at Gonzaga. In July 31, 2018 her first two seasons, the Zags saw two straight WCC Championships and advanced to the NCAA Championships both seasons. HOMETOWN: Everett, Wash. She served as a graduate assistant at Ithaca (N.Y.) College in 2014-15 and co-novice coach in 2015-16, seeing the program reach several top EDUCATION: finishes. In the spring of 2015, Keaty coached the Varsity Lightweight 4+ to a third-place • Bachelor’s in Sports Management finish at the ECAC Championship in the Open Gonzaga University, 2014 4+ and led a pair of Varsity 4+’s to a first-place • Master’s of Sports Psychology MADISON finish in the Open 4+ at the NIRC Championship. Ithaca College, 2016 From 2010-14, she rowed as a member of KEATY Gonzaga and served as team captain during the EXPERIENCE: Assistant Coach 2nd Season 2013-14 campaign. In 2013, Keaty was named • Graduate Assistant at Ithaca College West Coast Conference Rower of the Year as a (2014-15) GONZAGA, 2014 junior, helping the Zags to a WCC title and a • Co-Novice coach (2015-16) berth in the NCAA Championships where they

COACHES/STAFF • Led team to first-place finish at the finished 19th overall. NIRC Championships

GONZAGA EXPERIENCE: • Rowed at Gonzaga (2010-14) • West Coast Conference Rower of the Year (2013) • Assistant coach at Gonzaga (2016-18)

ROWING SUPPORT STAFF

ALEX ANDREW PERIE JOSH PAYNE BARTIS TOWNSEND HOWARD HAMPTON WALKER GRADUATE ASSISTANT STRENGTH AND MARKETING AND MANAGER MANAGER COACH CONDITIONING COACH PROMOTIONS ASSISTANT

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12 ALABAMA ROWING Assistant CoachJamesMulcahy|4th Season |Columbia,2008 Assistant CoachMadisonKeaty |2ndSeason Assistant CoachGraceBarbara|2nd Season |Indiana,2014 Glenn Putyrae|2ndSeasonWashington, 1994 Coaches Zembas, White, Jacqueline Weber, Kelsey Tullis, Rachael Toth, Katie Sweany, Ariana Strawbridge, Emily Stewart, Rebekah Shepard, Bailey Schuerman, Olivia Schafer, Arielle Sanders, Haleigh Rupinen, Kristen Rucki, Gianna Reed, Courtney Ramoska, Alex Pitfick, Sarah Pelletier, Brynn O’ Bryan, Amanda Myatt, Emily Montgomery, Lauren Minnick, Bailey Mecchia, Claudia McNally, Grace McCoin, Carley Maurer, Emily Markel, Blythe Maggio, Ella Macrae, Jorja Kurtz, Kate Krieger, Gabrielle Jennings, Darcy Ivey, Kristen Hobbs, Justine Higgins, Hailey Nashville, Hamann, Keilani Guay, Cori Gonzales, Izzie Sr. Giuliani, Sarah Giuliani, Erin Gevers, Gabi Gafford, Samantha Ewell, Emma Earl, Ilaria Diffley, Kylie Degroot, Olivia Davis, Ellen Crawford, Gaby Cowell, Peyton Conlin, Shannon Clark, Makena Carroll, McKenna Butler, Lily Bradburne, Jordan Boles, Sydney Antonacio, Cathryn Anderson, Elle Alexander, Haley Alcorn, Jenna Name 2018-19 ALABAMAROWINGROSTER Abigail Class o Wadsworth, Ohio(Wadsworth) So. 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(MountSt.Joseph Academy) Chicago, Ill.(Lyons Township) Gurnee, Ill.(Warren Township) Scituate, Mass.(Scituate) Concord, N.C.(CoxMill) Russell, Ontario,Canada(Elmwood) Woburn, Mass.(LexingtonChristian Academy) Alexandria, Va. (TCWilliams) Antioch, Ill.(AntiochCommunity) Bourbonnais, Ill.(BishopMcNamaraCatholic) London, England(Minnesota) Seattle, Wash. (Roosevelt) Burke, Va. (LakeBraddockSecondary) Brightwaters, N.Y. (BayShore) St. Charles,Mo.(St.Dominic) Leggtown, Ala. (Decatur) West Chester, Pa. (Episcopal Academy) Los Gatos,Calif.(Leigh) Newport Beach,Calif.(MaterDei) Seattle, Wash. (Roosevelt) Fort Washington, Pa. /MountSt.Joseph’s Academy Laguna Niguel,Calif.(DanaHills) Williamsburg, Va. (Jamestown) Hometown Warwick, R.I. (LaSalle Academy) Vacaville, Calif.(Vacaville) Bradenton, Fla.(Manatee) Galloway, N.J.(Absegami) Okeechobee, Fla.(IMG Academy) Pittsburgh, Pa. (Pine-Richland) Portland, Ore.(West Linn) Milwaukee, Wis. (MartinLuther) Brightwaters, N.Y. (BayShore) New Lenox,Ill.(Lincoln-Way West) Milton Reynes, England(BedfordGirlsSchool) San Diego,Calif.(CathedralCatholic) Maryville, Tenn. (Maryville) Winter Park, Fla.(Trinity Preparatory School) Gonzaga,2014 Alto, Calif.(Deerfield Tenn. (FatherRyan) Academy) High School CRIMSON TIDEBY CLASS Jacqueline White Emily Strawbridge Olivia Schuerman Alexandra Ramoska Amanda O’Bryan Bailey Minnick Emily Maurer Jorja MacRae Darcy Jennings Cori Guay Isabella Gonzales Gabrielle Gevers Ilaria Earl Shannon Conlin Alcorn Jenna JUNIORS (15) TothKatie Ariana Sweany Rebekah Stewart Arielle Schafer Carley McCoin Gabrielle Krieger Hailey Higgins Keilani Hamann Sarah Giuliani Samantha Gafford Kylie Diffley Olivia DeGroot Gaby Crawford Peyton Cowell Sydney Boles Elle Anderson SENIORS (16) Rachael TullisRachael Kristen Rupinen Sarah Pitfick Grace McNally Blythe Markel Kristen Ivey Justine Hobbs Erin Giuliani Emma Ewell Lily Butler Jordan Bradburne FRESHMEN (11) Abigail Zembas Kelsey Weber Haleigh Sanders Gianna Rucki Brynn Pelletier Emily Myatt Lauren Montgomery Claudia Mecchia Ella Maggio Kate Kurtz Ellen Davis McKenna Carroll Antonacio Cathryn Alexander Haley SOPHOMORES (14) ROLLTIDE.COM ROSTER 13 ROSTER PLAYER PROFILES Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won the 3V4+ at JENNA ELLE the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won the 2V4+ Petite Final at the Sunshine State Invitational ALCORN ANDERSON (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place in the 3V8+ at the Big 12 Junior Senior Championships (May 19). Ashburn, Va. Winter Park, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL Competed in swimming, rowing and cross country. JAMESTOWN TRINITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL PERSONAL 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) 2018-19 (JUNIOR) Born Cathryn Jane Antonacio on July 25, 1999 … Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and the daughter of Dan and Sharon Antonacio … has one the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Competed in the 5V8+ against Women’s Collegiate 4+ at the Head of the Oklahoma brother, D.J. and one sister, Caroline … Advertising EMU (Mar. 2) (Sept. 29-30) ... Top 5 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ major. and a Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Championship 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both Won the Collegiate Novice 8+ and finished fifth in 1V4+ races against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won two of three SYDNEY the Women’s Collegiate 8+ of the Chattanooga Head 2V4+ races at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) Race (Oct. 14) with times of 18:57.6 and 17:55.5 ... Won the 2V4+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... BOLES ... finished fourth in the Women’s College and Club Won the 2V4+ 2,000-meter race at the Crimson Tide Senior Novice 8+ (17:35.06) and ninth in the Women’s Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 2V4+ races at the Open 8+ (19:11.29) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place Maryville, Tenn. (Nov. 4-5) ... swept all five First Novice 8+ races in the 1V4+ against SMU (Apr. 26) ... Second place in MARYVILLE against Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing weekend- the 1V4+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 19). best times of 8:23.67 in the 2,500 meter races and 5:07.23 in the 1,500 meter races ... competed in 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) 2018-19 (JUNIOR) four First Varsity 8+ races against Eastern Michigan Competed in five Third Varsity 8+ races against Top 5 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and the (Feb. 24), posting a weekend-best time of 3:45.9 ... Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times Women’s Collegiate 4+ at the Head of the Oklahoma competed in three Second Varsity 4+ races against of 8:04.72 in the 2,500 meter races and 4:59.70 in the (Sept. 29-30) ... Second place in the Women’s SMU (March 3), placing weekend-best times of 9:00.9 1,500 meter races ... competed in four Second Varsity Championship 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. in the 2,000 meter race and 4:32.4 in the 1,000 meter 4+ races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), posting 3-4) ... Won both 1V8+ races against EMU (Mar.2) ... races ... competed in the Third Varsity 8+ at the a weekend-best time of 4:25.62 ... competed in three Won the 1V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24), finishing second First Varsity 4+ races against SMU (March 3), placing both 1V8+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. in both the morning (6:52.9) and afternoon sessions weekend-best times of 8:33.8 in the 2,000 meter race 30) ... Won both 1V8+ races at the Sunshine State (6:57.2) ... finished second in the 3V8+/N8+ B Final and 4:19.2 in the 1,000 meter races ... competed in Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place in the 1V8+ (7:54.531) at the Longhorn Invitational (April 28). the First Varsity 4+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational against SMU (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 1V8+ at (March 24), winning both the morning session (7:36.9) the Big 12 Championships (May 19). HIGH SCHOOL and the afternoon’s A Final (7:19.1) ... won both First Attended Jamestown High School out of Williamsburg, Varsity 4+ races at the Big 12 Double Dual (April 7), 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) Finished second in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and PROFILES Va. and rowed with Williamsburg Boat Club … won posting the fastest overall time of 7:17.504 in the Head of the Lafayette Efficiency Award (Fall ’16) and first and a 7:21.913 finish in the second ... marked a Women’s Collegiate 4+ of the Chattanooga Head EVSRA Independent Schools Regatta Efficiency Award weekend-best third-place finish (7:26.6) at the Lake Race (Oct. 14) with times of 17:14.7 and 18:58.7 ... (2017). Natoma Invitational (April 14-15), before winning won the Women’s Open 8+ (17:18.41) and finished Sunday’s final by a time of 7:33.5 ... won the 1V4+ B third in the Women’s Championship 8+ (16:20.64) PERSONAL Final (8:04.505) at the Longhorn Invitational (April 28) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. 4-5) ... Born Jenna Grace Alcorn on July 10, 1999 … daughter ... grabbed bronze at the Big 12 Championships (May competed in five Second Varsity 8+ races against of Ken Alcorn and Elizabeth Atkinson … has three 12-13) in the 1V4+ by a time of 7:36.175. Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times brothers, Jamie, Jeremy and Josh … finance major. of 7:49.06 in the 2,500 meter races and 4:54.40 in 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) the 1,500 meter races ... competed in four Second Finished second in the Second Varsity 8+ (B) against Varsity 8+ races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), HALEY Eastern Michigan (Feb. 25) with a weekend-best time posting a weekend-best time of 3:52.05 ... competed of 3:34.99 … finished third in the Second Varsity 8+ in three Second Varsity 4+ races against SMU (March ALEXANDER 2,000 Meter race against Dayton (March 25) with a 3), placing weekend-best times of 8:37.8 in the 2,000 Sophomore time of 7:37.2 and a second place finish in the Second meter race and 4:27.2 in the 1,000 meter races. Varsity 8+ 1,000-meter race with a time of 3:44.2 … Dana Point, Calif. finished third and fourth in the Third Varsity 8+ at the 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Finished fourth in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ (8:26.6) DANA HILLS FIRA Rowing Regatta (March 31-April 1) with times of 7:01.44 and 7:12.1 … rowed to a second place finish and eighth in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ (10:05.7) in the Third Varsity 4+ with a time of 7:41.5 against at the Chattanooga (Oct. 8) ... finished 2018-19 (FRESHMAN) SMU (April 21) … finished second in the Third Four second in the 3V/Novice 8 (B) against Eastern Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Championship 4+ at the Petite Final with a time of 7:28.357 at the Big 12 Michigan (Feb. 25) with a weekend-best time of Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won two 2V8+ races Championships (May 13-14). 3:43.74 … won the Second Varsity 8+ 2,000 and 1,000 at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the Meter races with times of 7:24.6 and 3:42.8 against 2V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won the 2V8+ HIGH SCHOOL Dayton (March 25) … finished first in the Third Varsity 2,000-meter race at the Crimson Tide Invitational Attended Trinity Prep and rowed with North Orlando 8+ at the FIRA Rowing Regatta (March 31-April 1) with (Mar. 30) ... Won both 2V8+ races at the Sunshine Rowing … won a silver medal in the Girls First Varsity times of 6:55.9 and 6:59.2 … won the Third Varsity State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V8+ against 4+ at the 2015 FSRA State Championship. 8+ morning and afternoon sessions of the Big 12 SMU (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 2V8+ at the Big 12 Regatta (April 8) with times of 7:13.09 and 7:11.4 … Championships (May 19). PERSONAL rowed to a second place finish in the Second Varsity Born Elleanor Jill Anderson on October 2, 1997 … 8+ against SMU (April 21) with a time of 7:01.0 … HIGH SCHOOL daughter of Frank and Nicole Anderson … has one finished second in the Third Eight Heat 2 race and the Rowed since sohomore year ... swam since freshman brother, Frank, and one sister, Nicole … psychology Third Eight Grand Final at the Big 12 Championships year. major. (May 13-14) with times of 6:46.153 and 6:49.512.

PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Born Haley Jean Alexander on Oct. 16, 2000 ... CATHRYN Attended Maryville High School and rowed for East daughter of Todd and Denise Alexander ... father was Tennessee Rowing … medaled at numerous regattas coxswain for UCLA Rowing ... has one brother, Ryder ANTONACIO throughout the southeast including the Dogwood ... biology major on the pre-vet track. Sophomore Regatta, Southeast Regional, Secret City, Head of the Hooch, Head of the South and Chattanooga Head Fort Washington, Pa. Race … 2015-16 varsity co-captain and four-year head varsity coxswain … participated in the Southeast MOUNT ST. JOSEPH’S ACADEMY Juniors Development Camp Club Nationals in 2015.

2018-19 (FRESHMAN) Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the 14 ALABAMA ROWING PLAYER PROFILES PERSONAL 2018-19 (SENIOR) the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 2V8+ Born Sydney Erin Boles on June 27, 1998 … daughter Top 5 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and the against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won the 2V8+ 2,000- of Roger and Ginny Boles … has two brothers, James Women’s Collegiate 4+ at the Head of the Oklahoma meter race at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... and Ben … nutrition major. (Sept. 29-30) ... Top 5 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ Won both 2V8+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational and a Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Championship 8+ (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V8+ against SMU (Apr. 26) JORDAN at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both 1V8+ Third place in the 2V8+ at the Big 12 Championships races against EMU (Mar.2) ... Won two 2V8+ races at (May 19). BRADBURNE the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 2V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won the 2V8+ 2,000- 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) Freshman meter race at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won the Women’s Novice 4+ and Women’s Seattle, Wash. Won both 2V8+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational Collegiate Novice 8+ of the Chattanooga Head (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V8+ against SMU (Apr. 26) Race (Oct. 14) ... Swept all five First Novice 8+ ROOSEVELT Third place in the 2V8+ at the Big 12 Championships races against Central Florida (Nov. 11) ... (May 19) Won both Third Varsity 8+ races at the Big 12 Double HIGH SCHOOL Dual (April 7) ... Won the 3V8+/N8+ B Final at the Competed in basketball, track, and rowing ... Broke 2017-18 (JUNIOR) Longhorn Invitational (April 28) ... Grabbed bronze in triple jump school record her freshman year. Finished third in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and the 3V8+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 12-13). second in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ of the PERSONAL Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 14) with times of 17:19.3 HIGH SCHOOL Born Jordan Grace Bradburne on Jan. 14, 2001 ... and 18:58.7 ... placed sixth in the Women’s Open 8+ Attended Episcopal Academy out of Newton Square, daughter of James and Mary Bradburne ... has one (18:34.51) and 16th in the Women’s Championship 8+ Pa., and rowed with Fairmount Rowing Association … sister, Audrey ... mom was an Olympic swimmer ... (17:34.82) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. rowed to a second place finish in City Champs (2016) economics major. 4-5) ... competed in five Third Varsity 8+ races against … finished first in the Steve Nezypor Regatta (2017) Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times … Main Line Athlete of the Week (2017). of 8:01.48 in the 2,500 meter races and 4:57.89 in the LILY 1,500 meter races ... competed in four First Varsity 8+ PERSONAL races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), posting a Born Shannon Grace Conlin on June 23, 1998 … BUTLER weekend-best time of 3:41.99 ... competed in three daughter of Craig and Elizabeth Conlin … has one Freshman First Varsity 8+ races against SMU (March 3), placing twin brother, Shane … biology major on pre-dental weekend-best times of 7:43.2 in the 2,000 meter race track. Cambridge, New Zealand and 3:51.2 in the 1,000 meter races ... competed in ST. PETER’S SCHOOL the First Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24), winning the morning session (7:13.5) and PEYTON finishing second in the afternoon’s A Final (6:44.2) ... HIGH SCHOOL won both First Varsity 8+ races at the Big 12 Double COWELL Competed in rowing and equestrian ... Broke Dual (April 7), posting the fastest overall time of Equestrian NISS Record, Won Gold U17 Double and Senior 6:36.750 in the first and a 6:43.207 finish in the second Silver U18 Double ... marked a weekend-best third-place finish (6:49.4) San Diego, Calif. against No. 7 Stanford, Notre Dame and Sacramento CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC PERSONAL State at the Lake Natoma Invitational (April 14-15) Born Lily Charlotte Butler on July 5, 1999 ... daughter ... posted a weekend-best time against No. 7 Iowa, of Mike and Claire Butler ... has two sisters, Ruby and No. 9 Virginia and Central Florida (7:00.608) at the 2018-19 (JUNIOR) Madeline, and one brother, Joe ... undecided major. Longhorn Invitational (April 28) ... placed sixth at the Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and a Top Big 12 Championships (May 12-13) in the 1V8+ by a 15 Finish in the Women’s Open 2- at the Head of the MCKENNA time of 7:02.876. Oklahoma (Sept. 29-30) ... Won the Women’s Open PROFILES 8+ and placed second in the Women’s Championship CARROLL 2016-17 (SOPHOMORE) 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both Placed fourth in the Women’s College & Club Novice 1V8+ races against EMU (Mar.2) ... Won the 1V8+ Sophomore 8+ with a time of 19:02.4 at the Head of the Hooch against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both 1V8+ races Newport Beach, Calif. Regatta (Nov. 6) finished second in the Second Varsity at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 8 (B) against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 25) with a 1V8+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) MATER DEI weekend-best time of 3:38.25 … finished second in ... Second place in the 1V8+ against SMU (Apr. 26 ... the Second Varsity 8+ 2,000 Meter race with a time of Third place in the 1V8+ at the Big 12 Championships 2018-19 (FRESHMAN) 7:30.9 and third in the 1,000 Meter race with a time (May 19). Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Championship 4+ and of 3:45.1 against Dayton (March 25) … placed fifth the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. in the Second Varsity 8+ with times of 7:01.36 and 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) 3-4) ... Won two of three 2V4+ races at the Cardinal 6:57.5 at the FIRA Rowing Regatta (March 31-April Won the Women’s Collegiate 8+ of the Chattanooga Invitational (Mar. 16-17 ... Won the 2V4+ against 1) … finished second in the Third Varsity 4+ against Head Race (Oct. 14) with a time of 16:39.9 ... finished Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won the 2V4+ 2,000-meter SMU (April 21) with a time of 7:41.5 … finished seventh in the Women’s Club 8+ at the Head of race at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won second in the Third Four Petite Final at the Big 12 the Charles (Oct. 21) with a time of 17:03.774 both 2V4+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational Championships (May 13-14) with a time of 7:28.357. ... competed in three races at the Head of the (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place in the 1V4+ against SMU Hooch (Nov. 4-5), finishing eighth in the Women’s (Apr. 26) ... Second place in the 1V4+ at the Big 12 HIGH SCHOOL Championship 4+ (18:16.80), third in the Women’s Championships (May 19) Attended Leigh High School out of San Jose, Calif. ... Championship 8+ (16:20.64) and first in the Women’s competed in cheerleading. Open 8+ (17:18.41) ... competed in five First Varsity HIGH SCHOOL 8+ races against Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing Rowed for Newport Aquatic Center ... competed in PERSONAL weekend-best times of 7:37.13 in the 2,500 meter high school and club soccer. Born Makena Rozel Clark on Sept. 29, 1997 … races and 4:43.35 in the 1,500 meter races ... daughter of Brandon and Karen Clark … has two competed in four Second Varsity 8+ races against PERSONAL sisters, Morgan and Sydney … kinesiology major. Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), posting a weekend-best Born McKenna Kathleen Carroll on Dec. 27, 1999 time of 3:52.32 ... competed in three First Varsity 8+ … daughter of Mark and Laurie Carroll … has one races against SMU (March 3), placing weekend-best brother, Dane … psychology major. SHANNON times of 7:43.2 in the 2,000 meter race and 3:51.2 in the 1,000 meter races ... competed in the Second CONLIN Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24), MAKENA Junior winning both the morning session (6:51.4) and the afternoon’s A Final (6:36.3) ... won the first Second CLARK West Chester, Pa. Varsity 8+ race (6:48.132), before coming up a second Graduate Student EPISCOPAL ACADEMY short in the second race (6:45.665) at the Big 12 Double Dual (April 7) ... marked a weekend-best third- Los Gatos, Calif. place finish (6:54.3) at the Lake Natoma Invitational 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) (April 14-15), before winning Sunday’s final by a time LEIGH Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of 7:04.1 ... posted a weekend-best time against No. of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won the 3V8+ 2,000-meter 7 Iowa, No. 9 Virginia and Central Florida (6:59.163) race against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won two 2V8+ races at at the Longhorn Invitational (April 28) ... placed sixth

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at the Big 12 Championships (May 12-13) in the 1V8+ HIGH SCHOOL Invitational (March 24), winning both the morning by a time of 7:02.876. Attended and rowed with the Bedford Girls School (6:42.3) and the afternoon sessions (6:46.9) ... won … won silver at National Schools Regatta and Inter- both Third Varsity 8+ races at the Big 12 Double 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Regionals Regatta … won bronze in the Junior Dual (April 7), posting a 7:00.036 finish in the first Won the Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 6) in the 4x at the 2014 Championships … and the fastest overall time of 6:54.406 in the second Women’s Collegiate 8+ and in the Women’s Collegiate competed in the 2015 , a ... marked a weekend-best third-place finish (7:01.0) 4+ with a times of 7:59.9 and 8:57.8, respectively… long-distance course of 31 miles. against No. 2 Cal at the Lake Natoma Invitational placed 18th in the Women’s Championship 4+ with (April 14-15) ... won the 3V8+/N8+ B Final (7:45.318) a time of 20:50.949 at the Head of the Charles (Oct. PERSONAL at the Longhorn Invitational (April 28) ... grabbed 23) … placed second in the Open 8+ (16:38.4), fifth Born Gabriella Louise Crawford on July 21, 1998 … bronze at the Big 12 Championships (May 12-13) in in the Championship 4+ (18:23.2) and sixth in the daughter of Alastair and Ana Crawford … has one the 3V8+ by a time of 7:08.299. Championship 8+ (16:57.4) at the Head of the Hooch brother, Alex, and one sister, Frances Crawford … Regatta (Nov. 6) ... won the First Varsity 8 against biology major. 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Eastern Michigan (Feb. 25) with a weekend-best time Placed fourth in the Women’s College & Club Novice of 3:25.81 … finished first in the First Varsity 8+ 2,000 8+ with a time of 19:02.4 at the Head of the Hooch and 1,000 Meter races with times of 6:55.3 and 3:30.6 ELLEN Regatta (Nov. 6) … finished second in the Second against Dayton (March 25) … rowed to a third place Varsity 8 (B) against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 25) with finish at the FIRA Rowing Regatta (March 31-April DAVIS a weekend-best time of 3:34.99 … won the Second 1) with times of 6:38.0 and 6:39.1 … won the First Sophomore Varsity 8+ 2,000 and 1,000 Meter races with times Varsity 8+ morning and afternoon sessions of the Big of 7:24.6 and 3:42.8 against Dayton (March 25) … 12 Regatta (April 8) with times of 6:54.9 and 6:47.0 … Leggtown, Ala. won the Third Varsity 8+ at the FIRA Rowing Regatta finished first in the First Varsity 8+ against SMU (April DECATUR (March 31-April 1) with times of 6:55.9 and 6:59.2 … 21) with a time of 6:43.4 … finished second in the First finished first in the Third Varsity 8+’s morning and Eight Heat 1 race of the Big 12 Championships (May afternoon sessions of the Big 12 Regatta (April 8) with 2018-19 (FRESHMAN) 13-14) with a time of 6:32.237 … rowed to a fourth times of 7:13.09 and 7:11.4 … finished second in the Top 10 Finish in the Women’s College & Club Novice place finish in the First Eight Grand Final with a time Third Varsity 8+ against SMU (April 21) with a time of 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won the of 6:42.057 at the Big 12 Championships (May 13-14) 7:01.0 … rowed to a second place finish in the Third 3V8+ 2,000-meter race against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won Eight Heat 2 race of the Big 12 Championships (May two of three 3V8+ races at the Cardinal Invitational HIGH SCHOOL 13-14) with a time of 6:46.153 … finished second in (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 3V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. Attended Cathedral Catholic High School and rowed the Third Eight Grand Final with a time of 6:49.512 at 24) ... Won both 3V8+ races at the Crimson Tide for San Diego Rowing Club … finished fourth at the the Big 12 Championships (May 13-14). Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 3V8+ races at the 2015 Head of Charles and competed in the 2016 Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place Youth Nationals. HIGH SCHOOL in the 3V8+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 19). Attended Lincoln-Way West High School out of New PERSONAL Lenox, Ill. … competed in volleyball and track & field HIGH SCHOOL Born Peyton Rey Cowell on December 18, 1997 … … four-year letter winner. Competed in volleyball and softball ... Was the school daughter of Rod and Suzanne Cowell … has two mascot ... Top 10 Graduate in her class. sisters, Brittani Wood and Sydney Daltio … exercise PERSONAL science major. Born Olivia Marie DeGroot on Aug. 13, 1998 … PROFILES PERSONAL daughter of Rick and Annette DeGroot … has two Born Ellen Elizabeth Davis on Feb. 12, 2000 ... brothers, Brad and Ross, and one sister, Ellie … daughter of Carl and Beth Davis ... has one sister, GABY mechanical engineering major. Emery ... exercise science major. CRAWFORD Senior OLIVIA KYLIE Milton Keynes, England DEGROOT DIFFLEY BEDFORD GIRLS SCHOOL Senior Senior New Berlin, Wisc. 2018-19 (JUNIOR) Palos Heights, Ill. NEW BERLIN EISENHOWER Top 20 Finish in the Women’s Championship 8+ at LINCOLN-WAY the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won the 3V8+ 2,000-meter race against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Competed 2018-19 (JUNIOR) 2018-19 (JUNIOR) in the 4V8+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30). Top 20 Finish in the Women’s Championship 4+ at the Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won the 3V8+ 2,000- Head of the Oklahoma (Sept. 29-30) ... Top 5 Finish 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) meter race against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won both 3V8+ in the Women’s Open 8+ and a Top 10 Finish in the Finished second in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ...Won Women’s Championship 8+ at the Head of the Hooch and sixth in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ of the both 3V8+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational (Nov. 3-4) ... Won two of three 2V4+ races at the Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 14) with times of (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place in the 3V8+ at the Big 12 Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 2V4+ 17:14.7 and 19:26.4 ... competed in three races at Championships (May 19). the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 4-5), finishing 16th in against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won the 2V4+ 2,000- meter race at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. the Women’s Championship 8+ (17:34.82), sixth in 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) 30) ... Won both 2V4+ races at the Sunshine State the Women’s Open 8+ (18:34.51) and fourth in the Finished second in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V4+ against SMU Women’s Championship 2x (20.15.31) ... competed and fourth in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ of the (Apr. 26) ... Second place in the 3V8+ at the Big 12 in five Third Varsity 8+ races against Central Florida Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 14) with times of Championships (May 19). (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times of 8:01.48 17:14.7 and 19:01.5 ... finished second in the Women’s in the 2,500 meter races and 4:57.89 in the 1,500 Championship 2x (19:47.86) and ninth in the Women’s 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) meter races ... competed in four Second Varsity 8+ Open 8+ (19:11.29) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta Finished second in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ and races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), posting a (Nov. 4-5) ... competed in five Third Varsity 8+ races third in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ of the Chattanooga weekend-best time of 3:52.05 ... competed in three against Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing weekend- Head Race (Oct. 14) with times of 18:58.7 and Second Varsity 4+ races against SMU (March 3), best times of 8:04.72 in the 2,500 meter races and 17:19.3 ... placed sixth in the Women’s Open 8+ placing weekend-best times of 9:00.9 in the 2,000 4:59.70 in the 1,500 meter races ... competed in (18:34.51) and 16th in the Women’s Championship meter race and 4:32.4 in the 1,000 meter races ... four First Varsity 8+ races against Eastern Michigan 8+ (17:34.82) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. competed in the Third Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Tide (Feb. 24), posting a weekend-best time of 3:45.9 ... 4-5) ... competed in five Third Varsity 8+ races against Invitational (March 24), finishing second in both the competed in three First Varsity 4+ races against SMU Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times morning (6:52.9) and afternoon sessions (6:57.2). (March 3), placing weekend-best times of 8:33.8 in the of 8:01.48 in the 2,500 meter races and 4:57.89 2,000 meter race and 4:19.2 in the 1,000 meter races in the 1,500 meter races ... competed in four First 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) ... competed in the Second Varsity 4+ at the Crimson Varsity 8+ races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), Finished second in the 1V4+ against Eastern Michigan Tide Invitational (March 24), winning both the morning posting a weekend-best time of 3:41.99 ...competed (Feb. 25) ... Finished second in both 1V8+ races (7:39.9) and the afternoon sessions (7:35.4) ... won in three Second Varsity 8+ races against SMU (March against Dayton (March 25) ... Won both 2V8+ races at both Second Varsity 4+ races at the Big 12 Double 3), placing weekend-best times of 8:03.5 in the 2,000 the Big 12 Double Dual (April 8). Dual (April 7), posting the fastest overall times in both meter race and 4:00.5 in the 1,000 meter races ... events (7:42.319, 7:32.696) ... won the Lake Natoma competed in the Third Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational’s (April 14-15) Petite Final by a weekend- 16 ALABAMA ROWING PLAYER PROFILES best time of 7:38.4 ... posted a weekend-best time 3V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both 3V8+ against No. 3 Texas, No. 7 Iowa, and No. 9 Virginia EMMA races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won (7:40.450) at the Longhorn Invitational (April 28) ... both 3V8+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational placed fifth at the Big 12 Championships (May 12-13) EWELL (Apr. 5-6). in the 2V8+ by a time of 6:59.315. Freshman 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Chesterfield, Mo. Won the Women’s Novice 4+ and Women’s Collegiate Placed second in the Open Doubles (10:19.9) and LADUE HORTON WATKINS Novice 8+ at the Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. eighth in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ (10:05) at the 14) ... Swept all five First Novice 8+ races against Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 8) … competed in the Central Florida (Nov. 11) ... Won both 3V8+ races Women’s Open 8+ and in the Women’s Championship HIGH SCHOOL at the Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24) ... Won 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Oct. 6), placing sixth Competed in golf ... Rowed for St. Louis Rowing Club both 3V8+ races at the Big 12 Double Dual (April (17:28.8) and 14th (17:35.5), respectively ... finished ... Placed third in the Lightweight Varsity 8 race at 7) ... Grabbed bronze in the 3V8+ at the Big 12 second in the Varsity 4 with a weekend-best time nationals. Championships (May 12-13). of 3:58.7 against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 25) … won the Second Varsity 8+ 2,000 and 1,000 Meter races PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL against Dayton (March 25) with times of 7:24.6 and Born Emma Leigh Ewell on Apr. 10, 2001 ... daughter Attended St. Dominic High School out of O’Fallon, 3:42.8 … won the Third Varsity 8+ with times of of Martin and Colleen Ewell ... communications major. Mo. and rowed with St. Louis Rowing Club … won 6:55.9 and 6:59.2 at the FIRA Rowing Regatta (March the LWT 4+ at the U.S. Rowing Youth Nationals (2017). 31-April 1) … won the Third Varsity 8+ morning and afternoon sessions of the Big 12 Regatta (April 8) with SAMANTHA PERSONAL times of 7:13.09 and 7:11.4 ... finished second in the Born Gabrielle Hope Gevers on March 20, 1999 … Third Varsity 8+ with a time of 7:01.0 against SMU GAFFORD daughter of Gregg and Robyn Gevers … has two (April 21) … finished second in the Third Eight Heat Senior sisters, Grace and Genna … chemical engineering 2 race and the Third Eight Grand Final at the Big 12 major. Championships (May 13-14) with times of 6:46.153 Nashville, Tenn. and 6:49.512. FATHER RYAN ERIN HIGH SCHOOL Attended New Berlin Eisenhower and rowed for 2018-19 (JUNIOR) GIULIANI Third place in the Women’s Championship 4+ and a Milwaukee Rowing Club … competed at the 2015 Freshman Youth Nationals … also competed in volleyball and Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head track. of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won two 2V8+ races at the Brightwaters, N.Y. Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 2V8+ BAY SHORE PERSONAL against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won the 2V8+ 2,000- meter race at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. Born Kylie Patricia Diffley on May 2, 1998 … daughter HIGH SCHOOL 30) ... Won both 2V8+ races at the Sunshine State of Scott and Jeanne Diffley … has two brothers, Competed in swimming and rowing ... Swimming Invitational (Apr. 5-6 ... Second place in the 1V4+ Connor and Nolan, and one sister, Layne … marketing and Diving MVP Award winner (2018) ... Swimming against SMU (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 2V4+ at major. NYSPHSAA Scholar Athlete ... Rowing NYSPHSAA the Big 12 Championships (May 19). Scholar Athlete ... Member of Long Island Rowing Team. 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) ILARIA PERSONAL Won the Women’s Novice 4+ and Women’s Collegiate Born on April 2, 2001 ... daughter of Jonathon and Novice 8+ of the Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 14) EARL Bernadette Giuliani ... has one sister, Sarah and one with times of 19:31.9 and 18:57.6 ... finished fourth in PROFILES twin brother, Brian ... undecided major. Junior the Women’s College and Club Novice 8+ (17:35.06) Christchurch, New Zealand and 10th in the Women’s Open 8+ (19:25.24) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. 4-5) ... swept all SARAH ST. MARGARETS COLLEGE five First Novice 8+ races against Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times of 8:23.67 GIULIANI 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) in the 2,500 meter races and 5:07.23 in the 1,500 Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Championship 4+ and meter races ... competed in four Second Varsity 8+ Senior the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of the Hooch races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), posting Brightwaters, N.Y. (Nov. 3-4) ... Won the 3V8+ 2,000-meter race against a weekend-best time of 3:52.05 ... competed in EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won two 2V8+ races at the Cardinal three First Varsity 4+ races against SMU (March 3), BAY SHORE Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 2V8+ against placing weekend-best times of 8:33.8 in the 2,000 Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won the 2V8+ 2,000-meter meter race and 4:19.2 in the 1,000 meter races ... 2018-19 (JUNIOR) race at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won competed in the Third Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Top 5 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and the both 2V8+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational Tide Invitational (March 24), finishing second in both Women’s Collegiate 4+ at the Head of the Oklahoma (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V8+ against SMU (Apr. 26) the morning (6:52.9) and afternoon sessions (6:57.2). (Sept. 29-30) ... Won the Women’s Open 8+ and Third place in the 2V8+ at the Big 12 Championships placed second in the Women’s Championship 8+ (May 19). HIGH SCHOOL at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both Attended Father Ryan High School out of Nashville, 1V4+ races against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won two of three 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) Tenn. … was the MVP four times in swimming and 1V4+ races at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) Won both 1V4+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational broke the 100 backstroke record in 2014. ... Won the 1V4+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... (March 24) ... Won both 1V4+ races at the Big Won the 2V8+ 2,000-meter race at the Crimson Tide 12 Double Dual (April 7) ... Finished third in both PERSONAL Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 2V8+ races at the 1V4+ races at the Lake Natoma Invitational (April Born Samantha Elizabeth Gafford on Feb. 24, 1998 … Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V8+ 14-15) ... Grabbed bronze in the 1V4+ at the Big 12 daughter of James and Karen Gafford … marketing against SMU (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 2V8+ at the Championships (May 12-13). major. Big 12 Championships (May 19).

HIGH SCHOOL 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) National champion at the u17 ... silver GABRIELLE Finished third in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and fourth medalist at the u18 Maadi Cup. in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ of the Chattanooga GEVERS Head Race (Oct. 14) with times of 17:19.3 and 19:01.5 PERSONAL Junior ... finished third in the Women’s Open 8+ (18:07.15) Born Ilaria Kathleen Mary Earl on Sept. 1, 1999 … of the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 4-5) and ninth in the Daughter of Andy and Teresa Earl … has one brother, St. Charles, Mo. Women’s Championship 8+ (16:56.68) ... competed Joseph and one sister, Breanna … exercise science ST. DOMINIC in five Third Varsity 8+ races against Central Florida major. (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times of 8:01.48 in the 2,500 meter races and 4:57.89 in the 1,500 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) meter races ... competed in four First Varsity 8+ Third place in the Women’s Championship 4+ and a races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), posting a Top 10 finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of weekend-best time of 3:45.9 ... competed in three the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won two of three 3V8+ races First Varsity 8+ races against SMU (March 3), placing at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the ROLLTIDE.COM 17 PLAYER PROFILES weekend-best times of 7:43.2 in the 2,000 meter race summer season. a time of 19:02.4 ... won the 3V/Novice 8 (A) with and 3:51.2 in the 1,000 meter races ... competed in a weekend-best time of 3:38.28 against Eastern the First Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational PERSONAL Michigan (Feb. 25) … finished second in the Second (March 24), winning the morning session (7:13.5) and Born Isabella Carmen Gonzales on Feb. 8, 1999 ... Varsity 8+ 2,000 Meter race with a time of 7:30.9 and finishing second in the afternoon’s A Final (6:44.2) ... daughter of Servando Gonzales III and Lisa Cinco- third in the Second Varsity 8+ 1,000 Meter race with a won both First Varsity 8+ races at the Big 12 Double Gonzales ... has one brother, Servando Gonzales IV ... time of 3:45.1 against Dayton (March 25). Dual (April 7), posting the fastest overall time of political science major. 6:36.750 in the first and a 6:43.207 finish in the second HIGH SCHOOL ... marked a weekend-best third-place finish (6:49.4) Attended Martin Luther High School out of Greendale, against No. 7 Stanford, Notre Dame and Sacramento CORI Wisc. … placed third in conference for doubles tennis State at the Lake Natoma Invitational (April 14-15) … back-to-back conference champion for girls’ Track ... posted a weekend-best time against No. 7 Iowa, GUAY and Field team. No. 9 Virginia and Central Florida (7:00.608) at the Junior Longhorn Invitational (April 28) ... placed sixth at the PERSONAL Big 12 Championships (May 12-13) in the 1V8+ by a Seattle, Wash. Born on Keilani Lanea Hamann on May 15, 1998 … time of 7:02.876. ROOSEVELT daughter of Michael and Amy Hamann … has one brother, Trevor … marketing major. 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) Competed in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ at the Won the Women’s Open 2-, Top 5 Finish in the Chattanooga Head Race (Oct.8), finishing fifth with HAILEY Women’s Collegiate 8+, Top 10 Finish in the Women’s a time of 8:29.5 … placed 14th in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ at the Head of the Oklahoma (Sept. Championship 8+ (17:35.5) at the Head of the Hooch HIGGINS 29-30) ... Won the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of Regatta (Nov.6) ... finished second in the Second the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both 1V8+ races against Senior Varsity 8 (B) against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 25) with EMU (Mar.2) ... Won the 1V8+ against Tennessee a weekend-best time of 3:34.99 … won the Varsity Portland, Ore. (Mar. 24) ... Won both 1V8+ races at the Crimson Tide 4+ 2,000 and 1,000 Meter races with times of 7:51.0 Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 1V8+ races at the WEST LINN and 3:59.5 against Dayton (March 25) … won the First Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place Varsity 4+ at the FIRA Rowing Regatta (March 31-April in the 1V8+ against SMU (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 2018-19 (JUNIOR) 1) with times of 7:24.2 and 7:32.0 … finished first in 1V8+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 19). Third place in the Women’s Championship 4+ and a the First Varsity 4+ morning and afternoon sessions Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of of the Big 12 Regatta (April 8) with times of 7:57.5 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won two of three 3V8+ races and 7:36.7 … won the Second Varsity 4+ against Won the Women’s Collegiate 8+ of the Chattanooga at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the SMU (April 21) with a time of 7:35.7 … finished Head Race (Oct. 14) ... Won both 1V8+ races at the 3V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both 3V8+ second in the Second Four Heat 2 race of the Big 12 Big 12 Double Dual (April 7) ... Finished third in the races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won Championships (May 13-14) with a time of 7:23.359 1V8+ at the Lake Natoma Invitational (April 14-15). both 3V8+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational … placed third in the Second Four Petite Final with a (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place in the 3V8+ at the Big 12 time of 7:28.153 at the Big 12 Championships. HIGH SCHOOL Championships (May 19). Attended Roosevelt High School out of Seattle, Was. HIGH SCHOOL and rowed with Pocock Rowing Center … qualified as 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) PROFILES Attended Bay Shore High School and rowed for Bay a National Varsity 8+ Coxswain (2014 and 2015) and a Won the Women’s Collegiate 8+ of the Chattanooga Shore Varsity Crew … 2013 Novice state champions National Varsity 8+ rower (2017). Head Race (Oct. 14) with a time of 16:39.9 ... finished … 2014 Junior National Development Team … placed seventh in the Women’s Club 8+ at the Head of the at state regattas from 2013-16 … also an all-league PERSONAL Charles (Oct. 21) with a time of 17:03.774 ... finished swimmer at BSHS. Born Corrine Olivia Guay on Dec. 29, 1998 … third in the Women’s Open 8+ (18:07.15) of the Head daughter of Joel and Kristi Guay … has two brothers, of the Hooch (Nov. 4-5) and ninth in the Women’s PERSONAL Toby and Zach … social work major. Championship 8+ (16:56.68) ... competed in five Born Sarah Elizabeth Giuliani on June 5, 1998 … Second Varsity 8+ races against Central Florida (Nov. daughter of Jonathon and Bernadette Giuliani … has 11), placing weekend-best times of 7:49.06 in the one brother, Brian, and one sister, Erin, who are twins KEILANI 2,500 meter races and 4:54.40 in the 1,500 meter … education major. races ... competed in three First Varsity 4+ races HAMANN against SMU (March 3), placing weekend-best times ISABELLA Senior of 8:47.3 in the 2,000 meter race and 4:20.4 in the 1,000 meter races. GONZALES Milwaukee, Wisc. MARTIN LUTHER 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Junior Finished fourth in the Women’s College & Club Novice 8+ with a time of 19:02.4 at the Head of the Waco, Texas 2018-19 (JUNIOR) Hooch Regatta (Nov. 6) ... finished second in the 3V/ LAKE BRADDOCK SECONDARY Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ at the Novice 8 (B) with a weekend-best time of 3:43.74 Head of the Oklahoma (Sept. 29-30) ... Top 5 Finish against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 25) … won the Second in the Women’s Open 8+ and a Top 10 Finish in the 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) Varsity 8+ 2,000 and 1,000 Meter races against Women’s Championship 8+ at the Head of the Hooch Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head Dayton (March 25) with times of 7:24.6 and 3:42.8 … (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both 1V4+ races against EMU (Mar. of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won two of three 1V4+ won the Third Varsity 8+ at the FIRA Rowing Regatta 2) ... Won two of three 1V4+ races at the Cardinal races at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won (March 31-April 1) with times of 6:55.9 and 6:59.2 Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 1V4+ against the 1V4+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both … won the Third Varsity 8+ morning and afternoon Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both 1V4+ races at the 1V4+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) sessions of the Big 12 Regatta (April 8) with times Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Second place ... Second place in both 1V4+ races at the Sunshine of 7:13.09 and 7:11.4 … finished second in the Third in both 1V4+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V4+ against Varsity 8+ with a time of 7:01.0 against SMU (April 21) (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place in the 1V4+ against SMU SMU (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 2V4+ at the Big 12 … finished second in the Third Eight Heat 2 race and (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 2V4+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 19). the Third Eight Grand Final with times of 6:46.153 and Championships (May 19). 6:49.512 at the Big 12 Championships (May 13-14). 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) Finished fifth in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ of the HIGH SCHOOL Finished second in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ at the Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 14)... Won both 2V4+ Attended West Linn High School out of West Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 14) ... Won both 2V8+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24) Linn, Ore. … competed in soccer, swimming and races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24) ...... Won the 2V4+ Petite Final at the Lake Natoma track … varsity letter winner … broke school Posted the fastest overall times in both 2V4+ races Invitational (April 14-15) ... Grabbed bronze in the records in swimming at LaSalle College Prep. at the Big 12 Double Dual (April 7) ... Won the 2V4+ 2V4+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 12-13). Petite Final at the Lake Natoma Invitational (April PERSONAL 14-15) ... Grabbed bronze in the 2V4+ at the Big 12 HIGH SCHOOL Born Hailey Jacqueline Higgins on Aug. 13, 1997 … Championships (May 12-13). Rowed with Lake Braddock Crew ... finished second daughter of Kurt and Carl Higgins … has one sister, in the state in the 4+ (2015), Jr. 8+ (2016) and Nikki … exercise science major. 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Lightweight 8+ (2017) ... was named the female golfer Placed fourth in the Women’s College & Club Novice of the year in 2014 ... competed in the cross country 8+ at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. 6) with 18 ALABAMA ROWING PLAYER PROFILES 2018-19 (JUNIOR) EMU (Mar.2) ... Won the 1V8+ against Tennessee JUSTINE Top 5 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and the (Mar. 24) ... Won both 1V8+ races at the Crimson Women’s Collegiate 4+ at the Head of the Oklahoma HOBBS (Sept. 29-30) ... Won the Women’s Open 8+ and KATE Freshman placed second in the Women’s Championship 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both 1V4+ KURTZ Cambridge, New Zealand races against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won two of three 1V4+ races at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won Sophomore CAMBRIDGE the 1V4+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both Bourbonnais, Ill. 1V4+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) HIGH SCHOOL ... Second place in both 1V4+ races at the Sunshine BISHOP MCNAMARA CATHOLIC Competed in rowing, netball, and lacrosse ... Silver State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V8+ against medalist in U17 Quad and U18 Lightweight 4+ ... SMU (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 2V8+ at the Big 12 Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 1V8+ races Gold medalist in U17 North Islands Double and Quad Championships (May 19). at the Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ...... Member of New Zealand’s U21 Rowing Team Second place in the 1V8+ against SMU (Apr. 26) 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) ... Third place in the 1V8+ at the Big 12 Championships PERSONAL Finished second in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ at the (May 19). Born Justine Carla Hobbs on Jan. 8, 1999 ... daughter Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 14) ... Finished third of Darren Yvette Hobbs ... kinesiology major. in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of the Hooch 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) (Nov. 4-5) ... Won both 3V8+ races at the Crimson Competed in four 2V8+ races agaisnt Eastern Tide Invitational (March 24) ... Won both 3V8+ races Michigan (Feb. 24) ... finished second in both 3V8+ KRISTEN at the Big 12 Double Dual (April 7) ... Grabbed bronze races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24) in the 3V8+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 12-13). ... finished second in the Novice 8+ B Final of the IVEY Longhorn Invitational (April 28). Freshman 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Finished second in the 3V/Novice 8 (B) against Eastern HIGH SCHOOL Palo Alto, Calif. Michigan (Feb. 25) with a weekend-best time of Competed in netball and volleyball ... finished first DEERFIELD ACADEMY 3:43.74 … finished second in the Second Varsity 8+’s in u17 Quad ... set New Zealand record, stroke seat. first and third sessions against Dayton (March 25) with HIGH SCHOOL times of 7:30.9 and 3:43.3, respectively … placed PERSONAL Competed in rowing and soccer ... Deerfield Rowing third in the Second Varsity 8+’s second session against Born Jorja Rose MacRae on Aug. 1, 1998 … daughter Athlete of the Week (2018) ... Placed fourth at the Dayton (March 25) with a time of 3:45.1 … finished of Gary and Sarndra MacRae … has one sister, Steph, US Rowing National Championship in the Men’s second in the Third Varsity 4+ against SMU (April 21) and two brothers, Jesse and Andrew … exercise 1V4+ (2019) ... Won the New England Interscholastic with a time of 7:41.5 … finished second in the Third science major. Rowing Association Championship in the Men’s 1V4+ Four Petite Final with a time of 7:28.357 at the Big 12 (2019) ... Placed fifth at the US Rowing National Championships. ELLA Championship in the Community Rowing Inc. Men’s 2V8+ (2018) ... Won New England Interscholastic HIGH SCHOOL MAGGIO Rowing Association Championship in the Women’s Attended Pine-Richland High School out of Gibsonia, 2V4+ (2018). Pa. … competed in gymnastics, diving and track & Sophomore field … varsity letter winner … finished first at Track Antioch, Ill. PERSONAL & Field Regionals. Born Kristen Claire Ivey on Apr. 1, 2001 ... daughter ANTIOCH COMMUNITY PERSONAL of Thomas and Karen Ivey ... has one sister, Allison ... PROFILES Born Gabrielle Denise Krieger on June 13, 1998 public relations major. 2018-19 (FRESHMAN) … daughter of Ken and Susan Krieger … has two Top 15 Finish in the Women’s College & Club Novice brothers, Grant and Garrett … sports and exercise 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Competed science major. DARCY in the 4V8+ against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Competed in the 4V8+ in the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. JENNINGS 30) ... Second place in the 3V4+ at the Big 12 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Championships (May 19). Junior Top 10 Finish in the Women’s College & Club Novice 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Competed London, England HIGH SCHOOL in the 4V8+ against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won the 3V4+ MINNESOTA Competed in softball, track & field, and cheerleading at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won the ... Named outstanding senior for the Career Technical 2V4+ Petite Final at the Sunshine State Invitational Education department ... Placed fourth place in the 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place in the 3V4+ at the Big 12 state for cheerleading (2017). Won both 1V8+ races against EMU (Mar.2) ... Won the Championships (May 19). 1V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both 1V8+ PERSONAL races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won HIGH SCHOOL Born Ella Marie Maggio on May 21, 2000 ... daughter both 1V8+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational Named to the all-conference academic volleyball of Paul and Jennifer Maggio ... has one brother, Joey (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place in the 1V8+ against SMU team (2017-18) ... Three-time varsity letter winner in ... education major. (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 1V8+ at the Big 12 competitive cheerleading, volleyball and dance. Championships (May 19). PERSONAL BLYTHE 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) Born Kathryn Ann Kurtz on Dec. 16, 1999 ... daughter Competed in the 2V8+ at Minnesota, earning a first- of David and Shannon Kurtz ... has one sister, Molly ... MARKEL place finish at the Cardinal Invite ... Posted a season- marketing major. best time of 6:10.78 in the 2V8+ at the Clemson Freshman Invite. JORJA Alexandria, Va. PERSONAL TC WILLIAMS Born on Oct. 8, 1998 ... daughter of Sam Jennings MACRAE and Raj Wilkinson ... has two brothers, Zac and Josh Junior HIGH SCHOOL ... chemical engineering major. Competed in rowing ... Coaches Award Winner (2018) Whataroa, New Zealand ... Wash Post All-Met (2018) ... MVP (2019). ST. MARGARET’S COLLEGE GABRIELLE PERSONAL Born on Oct. 12, 2000 ... daughter of Matthew and 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) KRIEGER Sarah Markel ... has two brothers, Gareth and Jaime Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ in ... economics major. Senior the Head of the Oklahoma (Sept. 29-30) ... Won Pittsburgh, Pa. the Women’s Open 8+ and placed second in the Women’s Championship 8+ at the Head of the .. PINE-RICHLAND Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both 1V8+ races against

ROLLTIDE.COM 19 PLAYER PROFILES EMILY in the 2V8+ by a time of 6:59.315. (Nov. 3-4). 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) MAURER Finished fourth in the Women’s College & Club Novice Competed in five First Novice 8+ races against Junior 8+ with a time of 17:55.8 at the Head of the Hooch Central Florida (Nov. 11) ... finished second in all Regatta (Nov. 6) … won the Second Varsity 8 (A) four 2V4+ races agaisnt Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24) Woburn, Mass. against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 25) with a weekend- ... finished third in both 3V8+ races at the Crimson

LEXINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY best time of 3:29.28 … finished second in the First Tide Invitational (March 24) ... finished second in the Varsity 8+ 2,000 meter race against Dayton (March 25) Novice 8+ B Final of the Longhorn Invitational (April with a time of 7:15.0 … and second in the 1,000 meter 28). 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) race with a time of 3:37.5 … placed fifth in the Second Competed in the 5V8+ against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Varsity 8+ with times of 7:01.36 and 6:57.5 at the HIGH SCHOOL Competed in the 4V8+ in the Crimson Tide Invitational FIRA Rowing Regatta (March 31) … won the Second Swam all four years ... made All-Conference team all (Mar. 30). Varsity 8+ morning and afternoon sessions of the Big four years. 12 Regatta (April 8) with times of 6:54.9 and 7:05.1 … 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) won the Second Varsity 8+ against SMU (April 21) with PERSONAL Competed in five First Novice 8+ races against a time of 6:59.2 … finished third in the Second Eight Born Bailey Nicole Minnick on July 25, 1999 … Central Florida (Nov. 11) ... Finished second in all Heat 2 race of the Big 12 Championships (May 13-14) daughter of Dan and Michelle Minnick … has one four 2V4+ races agaisnt Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24) with a time of 6:57.662 … placed sixth in the Second sister, Taylor … psychology major. ... Finished third in both 3V8+ races of the Crimson Eight Grand Final with a time of 6:57.389 at the Big Tide Invitational (March 24) ... Finished second in 12 Championships (May 13-14). the Novice 8+ B Final of the Longhorn Invitational LAUREN (April 28). HIGH SCHOOL Attended Vero Beach High School out of Vero Beach, MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL Fla. … competed in basketball. Sophomore Competed in cross country, basketball and softball. PERSONAL Scituate, Mass. PERSONAL Born Carley Marie McCoin on Dec. 7, 1996 … SCITUATE Born Emily Lillian Maurer on Dec. 14, 1998 … daughter of Jim McCoin and Sonja Waarburton … daughter of Tristan and Wanda Maurer … has a sister, has a brother, Jason, and a sister, Jamie … exercise 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) Amanda, and two brothers, Samuel and Elijah … science major. social work major. Top 10 Finish in the Women’s College & Club Novice 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Competed GRACE in the 5V8+ against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Competed CARLEY in the 4V4+ in the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. MCNALLY 30) ... Second place in the 3V4+ at the Big 12 MCCOIN Championships (May 19). Freshman Senior Russell, Ontario, Canada HIGH SCHOOL Okeechobee, Fla. Varsity captain on volleyball and basketball teams ... PROFILES ELMWOOD Named Patriot League Allstar in volleyball. VERO BEACH HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL 2018-19 (JUNIOR) Competed in rowing and swimming. Born Lauren Cecelia Montgomery on March 22, 2000 Top 5 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and the ... daughter of Roger and Alice Montgomery ... has Women’s Collegiate 4+ at the Head of the Oklahoma PERSONAL one sister, Kate, and two brothers, Will and Jay ... (Sept. 29-30) ... Top 5 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ Born Grace Henriette McNally on July 12, 2001 ... undecided major. and a Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Championship 8+ daughter of Shawn and Wendy McNally ... has one at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both 1V8+ brother, Jack ... physical education major. races against EMU (Mar.2) ... Won the 1V8+ against EMILY Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both 1V8+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 1V8+ CLAUDIA MYATT races at the Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Sophomore Second place in the 1V8+ against SMU (Apr. 26) ... MECCHIA Third place in the 1V8+ at the Big 12 Championships Sophomore Gurnee, Ill. (May 19). Hamilton, New Zealand WARREN TOWNSHIP

2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) SACRED HEART GIRLS COLLEGE Won the Women’s Collegiate 8+ of the Chattanooga 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) Head Race (Oct. 14) with a time of 16:39.9 ... finished Competed in the 5V8+ against EMU (Mar. 2) ... seventh in the Women’s Club 8+ at the Head of 2018-19 (FRESHMAN) Competed in the 4V8+ in the Crimson Tide Invitational the Charles (Oct. 21) with a time of 17:03.774 Was not eligible to compete due to NCAA rules. (Mar. 30). ... finished third in the Women’s Open 8+ (18:07.15) of the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 4-5) and ninth in the HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Women’s Championship 8+ (16:56.68) ... competed in Selected for New Zealand’s U-21 team ... Finished first Competed in tennis, cross country, track & field and five Second Varsity 8+ races against Central Florida in the U-18 Pair ... Competed in netball and rowing. badminton. (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times of 7:49.06 in the 2,500 meter races and 4:54.40 in the 1,500 PERSONAL PERSONAL meter races ... competed in four First Varsity 8+ Born Claudia Patricia Mecchia on Sept. 15, 1998 ... Born Emily Marguerite Myatt on Aug. 22, 1999 ... races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), posting a daughter of Gavin and Karina Mecchia ... has three daughter of Dave and Suzanne Myatt ... has one sister, weekend-best time of 3:41.99 ... competed in three siblings, Keeghan, Luca, and Nico ... psychology Ashley ... advertising major. First Varsity 8+ races against SMU (March 3), placing major. weekend-best times of 7:43.2 in the 2,000 meter race and 3:51.2 in the 1,000 meter races ... competed in AMANDA the Second Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational BAILEY (March 24), winning both the morning session (6:51.4) O’BRYAN and the afternoon’s A Final (6:36.3) ... won the first MINNICK Junior Second Varsity 8+ race (6:48.132), before coming up Junior a second short in the second race (6:45.665) at the La Grange, Ill. Big 12 Double Dual (April 7) ... marked a weekend- Concord, N.C. LYONS TOWNSHIP best third-place finish (6:54.3) at the Lake Natoma COX MILL Invitational (April 14-15), before winning Sunday’s final 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) by a time of 7:04.1 ... posted a weekend-best time 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) Top 20 Finish in the Women’s Championship 8+ at against No. 7 Iowa, No. 9 Virginia and Central Florida Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Championship 4+ and the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Competed in the (6:59.163) at the Longhorn Invitational (April 28) ... the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of the Hooch 5V8+ against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Competed in the 4V8+ placed fifth at the Big 12 Championships (May 12-13) 20 ALABAMA ROWING PLAYER PROFILES in the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30). Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V4+ against SMU Top 10 Finish in the Women’s College & Club Novice (Apr. 26) ... Second place in the 3V8+ at the Big 12 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Competed 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) Championships (May 19). in the 4V4+ in the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30). Competed in five 2N8+ races agaisnt Central Florida (Nov. 11) ... competed in four 3V8+ races against 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) HIGH SCHOOL SMU (March 3) ... Competed in one 3V8+ race at the Competed in five 1N8+ races agaisnt Central Florida Competed in swimming ... Finished first in Tuscaloosa Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24). (Nov. 11) ... finished second in all 2V4+ races agaisnt County/City Swim Championship (2016) ... USA Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24) ... finished second in both Swimming Southeastern Championships butterfly HIGH SCHOOL 3V8+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24) participant (2016). Swam varsity all four years. ... finished second in the N8+ B Final of the Longhorn Invitational (April 28). PERSONAL PERSONAL Born Haleigh Morgan Sanders on Apr. 30, 1999 ... Born Amanda Sarah O’Bryan on Aug. 30, 1999 … HIGH SCHOOL daughter of Christopher and Dayna Sanders ... has daughter of John and Laurie O’Bryan … has one Co-captain of swim team senior year. two brothers Hayden and Holden ... creative media brother, Lucas … communicative disorders major. major. PERSONAL Born Alexandra Frances Ramoska on Dec. 3, 1998 BRYNN … daughter of Rob and Diane Ramoska … as two ARIELLE PELLETIER brothers, Robert and Jonathon … accounting major. SCHAFER Sophomore GIANNA Senior Villanova, Pa. Galloway, N.J. MOUNT ST. JOSEPH’S ACADEMY RUCKI ABSEGAMI Sophomore 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) Lakeville. Minn. 2018-19 (JUNIOR) Top 5 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and Won the 2V8+ at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) a Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ at LAKEVILLE NORTH ... Won two 2V8+ races at the Cardinal Invitational the Head of the Oklahoma (Sept. 29-30) ... Top (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 2V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. 5 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ and a Top 10 2018-19 (FRESHMAN) 24) ... Won the 2V8+ 2,000-meter race at the Crimson Finish in the Women’s Championship 8+ at the Top 10 Finish in the Women’s College & Club Novice Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 2V8+ races at Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won two of three 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won the the Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 1V4+ races at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) 3V8+ 2,000-meter race against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won 2V4+ against SMU (Apr. 26) ... Second place in the ... Won the 1V4+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won two of three 2V4+ races at the Cardinal Invitational 1V4+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 19). both 1V4+ races in the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 2V4+ against Tennessee (Mar. (Mar. 30) ... Second place in both 1V4+ races at the 24) ... Won the 2V4+ 2,000-meter race at the Crimson 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V8+ Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 2V4+ races at Finished third in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ and fifth against SMU (Apr. 26) ... Third place in the 2V8+ at the the Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Second in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ of the Chattanooga Big 12 Championships (May 19). place in the 1V4+ against SMU (Apr. 26) ... Second Head Race (Oct. 14) with times of 17:19.3 and place in the 1V4+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 19:25.7 ... placed sixth in the Women’s Open 8+ HIGH SCHOOL 19). (18:34.51) and 16th in the Women’s Championship Competed in rowing. 8+ (17:34.82) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. HIGH SCHOOL 4-5) ... competed in five Third Varsity 8+ races against

PERSONAL Received All Honors Bowling team award (2016) ... Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times PROFILES Born Brynn Wagner Pelletier on April 5, 2000 … Named Distinguished Young Woman of Minnesota of 8:01.48 in the 2,500 meter races and 4:57.89 in the daughter of Glenn and Stacy Pelletier … has two (2018). 1,500 meter races ... competed in four Second Varsity brothers, Hadley and Garrett, and one sister, Madison 8+ races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), posting … mechanical engineering major. PERSONAL a weekend-best time of 3:52.05 ... competed in three Born Gianna Jade Rucki on Nov. 2, 1999 ... daughter First Varsity 4+ races against SMU (March 3), placing of Dave Rucki and Sam Grazzini ... has two brothers, weekend-best times of 8:47.3 in the 2,000 meter race SARAH Nico and Gino, and two sisters, Sami and Nia ... and 4:20.4 in the 1,000 meter races ... competed in marketing major. the Third Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational PITFICK (March 24), finishing second in both the morning Freshman KRISTEN (6:52.9) and afternoon sessions (6:57.2). Northport, N.Y. 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) NORTHPORT RUPINEN Finished fourth in the Collegiate 8+ (8:26.6) and Freshman seventh in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ (8:57.8) at the Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 8) … rowed to a HIGH SCHOOL Springfield, Va. 14th-place place finish in the Women’s Championship Competed in rowing. WEST SPRINGFIELD 8+ (17:35.5) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. 6) ... won the Second Varsity 8 (A) against Eastern PERSONAL Michigan (Feb. 25) with a weekend-best time of Born Sarah Grace Pitfick on July 26, 2001 ... daughter HIGH SCHOOL 3:29.28 … won the Second Varsity 8+ 2,000 and of Christopher and Joanne Pitfick ... has two sisters, Competed in rowing ... Received the Spartan MVP 1,000 meter races with times of 7:24.6 and 3:42.8 Kiersten and Casey ... business management major. Award ... AP Scholar with distinction (2019) ... First against Dayton (March 25) … won the Third Varsity Team All-Met Recipient. 8+ at the FIRA Rowing Regatta (March 31-April 1) with times of 6:55.9 and 6:59.2 … won the Second ALEXANDRA PERSONAL Varsity 4+ morning (7:47.7) and afternoon (7:38.4) Born Kristen Elizabeth Rupinen on Jan. 8, 2001 ... sessions of the Big 12 Regatta (April 8) … won the RAMOSKA daughter of Arthur and Maria Rupinen ... has four First Varsity 4+ with a time of 7:26.6 against SMU sisters, Patty, Angela, Katie, and Becky, and one Junior (April 21) … won the First Four Heat 2 race of the Big brother, Arthur ... computer science major. Park Ridge, Ill. 12 Championships (May 13-14) with a time of 7:15.272 … finished second in the First Four Grand Final with MAINE SOUTH HALEIGH a time of 7:13.496 at the Big 12 Championships (May 13-14). 2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) SANDERS Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head HIGH SCHOOL of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won the 3V8+ 2,000-meter Sophomore Attended Absegami High School and rowed for race against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Won two of three 3V8+ Tuscaloosa, Ala. Absegami Crew … Atlantic County and Philadelphia races at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won City silver medalist … Stotesbury Cup and Scholastic the 3V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both GRACE CHRISTIAN Nationals Varsity 4+ bronze medalist … team captain 3V8+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. and Hammer Award winner … also was a team captain 30) ... Won both 3V8+ races at the Sunshine State 2018-19 (FRESHMAN) for the basketball team, earning honorable mention

ROLLTIDE.COM 21 PLAYER PROFILES All Cape-Atlantic League honors. PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Born Rebekah Elizabeth Stewart on Sept.. 12, 1996… Attended Vacaville High School and rowed for River PERSONAL daughter of Robert Stewart and Sarah Bostic … has City Rowing … competed in the 2015 Head of Born Arielle Taylor Schafer on Dec. 17, 1997 … one sister, Staci and two brothers, Ryan and Sean … the Lagoon, winning the Women’s Junior 8+ … daughter of Michael and Tracy Schafer … has one human performance / exercise science, pre-dental finished second at the 2015 Peninsula Indoor Rowing sister, Haleigh … news media major. major. Championships … selected for Penn AC Gold Junior summer program … Southwest Regional Junior Rowing Championship finalist … Independence Day OLIVIA EMILY Regatta finalist … also a letter winner in swimming

SCHUERMAN STRAWBRIDGE PERSONAL Junior Junior Born Ariana Lorraine Sweany on Sept. 22, 1997 … daughter of Jerry and Melinda Sweany … has two Wisconsin Rapids, Wisc. Northumberland, England brothers, Jeramy and Judson, and one sister, Amery LINCOLN HABERDASHER’S MONMOUTH … communications major.

2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE KATIE Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of Transfer from UCONN under Coach Jen Sanford. the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Competed in the 5V8+ against TOTH EMU (Mar. 2) ... Competed in the 4V8+ at the Crimson HIGH SCHOOL Tide Invitational (Mar. 30). Competed in rowing, soccer, field hockey Senior and lacrosse ... Named rowing captain (2015- Warwick, R.I. 2017-18 (FRESHMAN) 17) ... Welsh Junior Team member (2015-17). Competed in four 2V4+ races agasint Eastern LA SALLE ACADEMY Michigan (Feb. 24) ... competed in three 2V8+ races PERSONAL agasint SMU (March 3) ... finished second in both Born Emily Grace Strawbridge on May 12, 1999 2018-19 (JUNIOR) 3V8+ races at the Crimson Tide Invitational (March ... daughter of David and Jayne Strawbridge ... Top 20 Finish in the Women’s Championship 8+ at 24) ... finished third in the Novice 8+ B Final of the has three sisters, Rebecca, Alice, and Sarah ... the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won the 3V8+ Longhorn Invitational (April 28). communications major. 2,000-meter race against EMU (Mar. 2) ... Competed in the 4V8+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30). HIGH SCHOOL National qualifier in powerlifting ... Competed in ARIANA 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) soccer (select state team) and swimming. Finished second in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ SWEANY and fourth in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ of the PERSONAL Senior Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 14) with times of Born Olivia Grace Schuerman on March 3, 1999 … 17:14.7 and 19:01.5 ... competed in five Third daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Schuerman … has Vacaville, Calif. Varsity 8+ races against Central Florida (Nov. 11), three sisters, Elizabeth, Abigail and Isabella … human VACAVILLE placing weekend-best times of 8:04.72 in the 2,500 performance / exercise sports science major. meter races and 4:59.70 in the 1,500 meter races ... PROFILES competed in the Third Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Tide 2018-19 (JUNIOR) Invitational (March 24), winning both the morning Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ at the REBEKAH (6:42.3) and the afternoon sessions (6:46.9) ... won Head of the Oklahoma (Sept. 29-30) ... Top 5 Finish both Third Varsity 8+ races at the Big 12 Double in the Women’s Open 8+ and a Top 10 Finish in the STEWART Dual (April 7), posting a 7:00.036 finish in the first Women’s Championship 8+ at the Head of the Hooch and the fastest overall time of 6:54.406 in the second Senior (Nov. 3-4) ... Won two 2V8+ races at the Cardinal ... marked a weekend-best third-place finish (7:01.0) Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 2V8+ against Bradenton, Fla. against No. 2 Cal at the Lake Natoma Invitational Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both 1V4+ races at the (April 14-15) ... won the 3V8+/N8+ B Final (7:45.318) MANATEE Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Second place at the Longhorn Invitational (April 28) ... grabbed in both 1V4+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational bronze at the Big 12 Championships (May 12-13) in 2018-19 (JUNIOR) (Apr. 5-6) ... Third place in the 2V4+ at the Big 12 the 3V8+ by a time of 7:08.299. Won the Women’s Open 2-, Top 5 Finish in the Championships (May 19). Women’s Collegiate 8+ and a Top 10 Finish in the 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Women’s Collegiate 4+ at the Head of the Oklahoma 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) Won the Novice 8+ with a time of 8:55.7 at the (Sept. 29-30) ... Won the Women’s Open 8+ and Won the Women’s Collegiate 8+ of the Chattanooga Chattanooga Head Race (Oct.8) … finished second placed second in the Women’s Championship 8+ at Head Race (Oct. 14) with a time of 16:39.9 ... finished in the Novice 8+ (18:01.0) and 11th in the Open 8+ the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won both 1V8+ seventh in the Women’s Club 8+ at the Head of the (17:55.8) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. 5-6) races against EMU (Mar.2) ... Won the 1V8+ against Charles (Oct. 21) with a time of 17:03.774 ... finished ... won the Second Varsity 8 (A) with a weekend-best Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won both 1V8+ races at the third in the Women’s Open 8+ (18:07.15) of the Head time of 3:29.28 against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 25) … Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 1V8+ of the Hooch (Nov. 4-5) and ninth in the Women’s finished second in the First Varsity 8+ 2,000 and 1,000 races at the Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Championship 8+ (16:56.68) ... competed in five meter races against Dayton (March 25) with times of Second place in the 1V8+ against SMU (Apr. 26) ... Second Varsity 8+ races against Central Florida (Nov. 7:15.0 and 3:37.5 … placed fifth in the Second Varsity Third place in the 1V8+ at the Big 12 Championships 11), placing weekend-best times of 7:49.06 in the 8+ with a time of 6:57.5 at the FIRA Rowing Regatta (May 19). 2,500 meter races and 4:54.40 in the 1,500 meter (April 1) … won the Second Varsity 8+ morning and races ... did not compete in the spring. afternoon sessions of the Big 12 Regatta (April 8) 2017-18 (SOPHOMORE) with times of 6:54.9 and 7:05.1 … won the Second Competed in four 2V8+ races agaisnt Eastern 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) Varsity 8+ with a time of 6:59.2 against SMU (April Michigan (Feb. 24) ... won both 2V8+ races at the Won the Collegiate 8+ (7:59.9) and placed seventh 21) … finished third in the Second Eight Heat 2 race Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24) ... finished third in the Collegiate Pairs (10.48.6) at the Chattanooga of the Big 12 Championships (May 13-14) with a in the 2V8+ at the Lake Natoma Invitational (April Head Race (Oct. 8) … finished fifth in the Women’s time of 6:57.662 … placed sixth in the Second Eight 14-15). Open 8+ (17:12.0) and 13th in the Championship 8+ Grand Final with a time of 6:57.389 at the Big 12 (17:32.8) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. 5-6) Championships (May 13-14). 2016-17 (FRESHMAN) ... won the Second Varsity 8+ 2,000 and 1,000 meter Finished fourth in the Women’s College & Club races against Dayton (March 25) with times of 7:24.6 HIGH SCHOOL Novice 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 6) ... and 3:42.8 … won the Third Varsity 8+ with times of Attended La Salle Academy in Providence, R.I. … finished first in the 1V4+ at the FIRA Rowing Regatta 6:55.9 and 6:59.2 at the FIRA Rowing Regatta (March team captain of the swimming team (March 31-April 1) ... grabbed silver in the 1V4+ at the 31-April 1) … won the Third Varsity 8+ morning and Big 12 Championships (May 13-14). afternoon sessions of the Big 12 Regatta (April 8) with PERSONAL times of 7:13.09 and 7:11.4 … finished second in the Born Kathryn Paige Toth on July 22, 1998 … daughter HIGH SCHOOL Third Varsity 8+ with a time of 7:01.0 against SMU of Joe and Lisa Toth … has one brother, Nick, and one 3x FHSAA State Cheerleading champion (‘14-’16) (April 21) … finished second in the Third Eight Heat sister, Emma … architectural engineering major. ... senior varsity cheer captain (‘15-’16) ... served on 2 race and the Third Eight Grand Final with times of workcrew with Younglife at Sharptop Cove in Gasper, 6:46.153 and 6:49.512 at the Big 12 Championships Ga. (Summer ‘16). (May 13-14).

22 ALABAMA ROWING PLAYER PROFILES both Third Varsity 8+ races at the Big 12 Double RACHAEL Dual (April 7), posting a 7:00.036 finish in the first and the fastest overall time of 6:54.406 in the second TULLIS ... marked a weekend-best third-place finish (7:01.0) Freshman against No. 2 Cal at the Lake Natoma Invitational (April 14-15) ... won the 3V8+/N8+ B Final (7:45.318) Valparaiso, Ind. at the Longhorn Invitational (April 28) ... grabbed CONNECTIONS bronze at the Big 12 Championships (May 12-13) in the 3V8+ by a time of 7:08.299.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB Competed in cross fit. Attended Middlesex School out of Concord, Mass., … earned 11 varsity letters and was team captain for ice PERSONAL hockey and rowing. Born Rachael Ferrell Tullis on Jan. 7, 2001 ... daughter of Garner and Lisa Tullis ... has three sisters, Molly, PERSONAL Marilee, and Jane ... communications major. Born Jacqueline Marie White on Dec. 11, 1997 … daughter of Alan and Judy White … has two brothers, Matt and Justin, and one sister, Brittany … major KELSEY undecided. WEBER Freshman ABIGAIL Troy, Ohio ZEMBAS LEHMAN CATHOLIC Sophomore Wadsworth, Ohio 2018-19 (FRESHMAN) Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of WADSWORTH the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Competed in the 4V4+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30). 2018-19 (FRESHMAN) Top 10 Finish in the Women’s College & Club HIGH SCHOOL Novice 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) Rowed for Greater Dayton Rowing ... starting ... Competed in the 5V8+ against EMU (Mar. 2) goalkeeper for varsity soccer team ... regional finalist Won the 3V4+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. two years in a row. 30) ... Won the 2V4+ Petite Final at the Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Second place in the 3V4+ at PERSONAL the Big 12 Championships (May 19). Born Kelsey Nicole Weber on July 25, 1999 … daughter of Paul and Tonya Weber … pediatric HIGH SCHOOL nursing major. Received Scholar Athlete award in soccer, swimming and track & field ... District placer in the 200 Medley JACQUELINE Relay and 200 Free Relay at the Northwest District Championships. PROFILES

WHITE PERSONAL Junior Born Abigail Rose Zembas on June 17, 2000 ... Whitesboro, N.Y. daughter of Joe and Margot Zembas ... has three brothers, EJ, Matthew, and Josh ... mechanicla MIDDLESEX engineering major.

2018-19 (SOPHOMORE) Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ at the Head of the Oklahoma (Sept. 29-30) ... Third place in the Women’s Championship 4+ and a Top 10 Finish in the Women’s Open 8+ at the Head of the Hooch (Nov. 3-4) ... Won two of three 3V8+ races at the Cardinal Invitational (Mar. 16-17) ... Won the 3V8+ against Tennessee (Mar. 24) ... Won the 2V4+ 2,000-meter race at the Crimson Tide Invitational (Mar. 30) ... Won both 2V4+ races at the Sunshine State Invitational (Apr. 5-6) ... Won the 2V4+ against SMU (Apr. 26) Second place in the 1V4+ at the Big 12 Championships (May 19).

2017-18 (FRESHMAN) Finished second in the Women’s Collegiate 4+ and third in the Women’s Collegiate 8+ of the Chattanooga Head Race (Oct. 14) with times of 18:58.7 and 17:19.3 ... placed sixth in the Women’s Open 8+ (18:34.51) and 16th in the Women’s Championship 8+ (17:34.82) at the Head of the Hooch Regatta (Nov. 4-5) ... competed in five Third Varsity 8+ races against Central Florida (Nov. 11), placing weekend-best times of 8:01.48 in the 2,500 meter races and 4:57.89 in the 1,500 meter races ... competed in four Second Varsity 8+ races against Eastern Michigan (Feb. 24), posting a weekend-best time of 3:52.32 ... competed in three Second Varsity 4+ races against SMU (March 3), placing weekend-best times of 8:52.3 in the 2,000 meter race and 4:29.9 in the 1,000 meter races ... competed in the Third Varsity 8+ at the Crimson Tide Invitational (March 24), winning both the morning (6:42.3) and the afternoon sessions (6:46.9) ... won

ROLLTIDE.COM 23 PLAYER PROFILES 2019-20 ALABAMA ROWING NOVICE ROSTER NOVICES BY CLASS Name Class Hometown High School SOPHOMORES (7) Kara Alexander Fr. Mason, Ohio William Mason Humphrey Stella Bolton Fr. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Northridge Jordan Hayley Bounds Fr. Pearl, Miss. Pearl Reed Taylor Copenhagen Fr. Eastvale, Calif. Eleanor Roosevelt Shreve Ashley Davis Fr. Franklin, Tenn. Centennial Slaven EB Donovan Fr. Charlotte, N.C. Myers Park E. Wright Hunter Hopkins Fr. San Diego, Calif. San Marcos M. Wright Paige Humphrey So. Mahwah, N.J. Mahwah Aubry Jantzi Fr. Nashville, Tenn. Brentwood FRESHMEN (16) Danielle Jordan So. Red Bank, N.J. Belmar Alexander Kailtlyn MacDonald Fr. Oswego, Ill. Oswego Bolton Arrington Ossie Fr. Kansas City, Mo. Pembroke Hill Bounds Makinley Ott Fr. Pelham, Ala. Spanish Fort Copenhagen Makenzie Parks Fr. Birmingham, Ala. West Blocton Davis Courtney Reed So. Galloway, N.J. Absegami Donovan Teresa Shreve So. Valrico, Fla. Thomas Jefferson Hopkins Stephanie Slaven So. Tama, Iowa South Tama County Jantzi Elle Turner Fr. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Hillcrest MacDonald Renee Weiland Fr. Naperville, Ill. Waubonsie Valley Ossie Emma Wright So. Greensboro, N.C. North Carolina School of Science and Math Ott Mandie Wright So. Dallas, Texas Abeka Academy Parks Turner Weiland

CRIMSON TIDE BY STATE

ALABAMA (7) FLORIDA (4) IOWA (1) NEW JERSEY (4) Weber Jantzi Bolton Anderson Slaven Humphrey Zembas E. Davis McCoin Jordan TEXAS (1) Ott Shreve MASSACHUSETTS (1) Reed OREGON (1) Wright PROFILES Parks Stewart Maurer Schafer Higgins Sanders Montgomery VIRGINIA (4) Turner ILLINOIS (8) NEW YORK (4) PENNSYLVANIA (4) Alcorn DeGroot MINNESOTA (1) E. Giuliani Antonacio Gonzales CALIFORNIA (8) Kurtz Rucki S. Giuliani Conlin Markel H. Alexander MacDonald Pitfick Krieger Rupinen Carroll Maggio MISSISSIPPI (1) White Pelletier Clark Myatt Bounds WASHINGTON (2) Copenhagen O’Bryan NORTH CAROLINA (3) RHODE ISLAND (1) Bradburne Cowell Ramoska MISSOURI (3) Minnick Toth Guay Hopkins Weiland Ewell Donovan Ivey Gevers Wright TENNESSEE (4) WISCONSIN (3) Sweany INDIANA (1) Ossie Boles Diffley Tullis OHIO (3) Gafford Hamann K. Alexander A. Davis Schuerman

The 2019 Letterwinners: (From L to R) Ellen Davis, Haley Alexander, Alex Ramoska, Cathryn Antonacio, Abigail Zembas, Brynn Pelletier, Darcy Jennings, Ella Maggio, Katie Kurtz, Gianna Rucki, McKenna Carroll., and Jorja MacRae. 24 ALABAMA ROWING HISTORY

The Launch Party: Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox, former Director of Athletics Mal Moore, former UA President Dr. Robert E. Witt and Associate Athletics Director Marie Robbins were all on hand for the announcement that Alabama would add rowing as a varsity sport on the banks of the Black Warrior River in the fall of 2005. A BRIEF HISTORY OF ALABAMA ROWING The Black Warrior River was the scene program’s need for a coach came to light, numerous medals, as well as back-to-back for the historic inception of Crimson Tide it seemed like a comfortable fit for the points trophies at the Augusta Invitational rowing in October 2005. Then, Director former University of Virginia rower. In in Augusta, Ga. of Athletics Mal Moore, accompanied January 1998, Davis was introduced as “We looked at a lot of coaches by former University President Robert the team’s volunteer coach. internally and externally and ultimately at E. Witt, stood on the river’s bank and “Like any club that has never been the end of the day we decided that coach announced the addition of rowing to the organized or supervised, there was a Davis, in terms of local knowledge and varsity lineup. learning curve,” Davis said. “Many of familiarity with the club program and local With the scenic river behind them, them had never been in a competitive operation of the river also had a wealth rowing was going to the next level by sport before.” of collegiate experience under his belt,” becoming the 21st varsity sport at the In the meantime, Associate A.D., Robbins said. “For coach [Mal] Moore,

University of Alabama. Marie Robbins and others in the athletics Larry’s loyalty to the university was helpful HISTORY department at Alabama were having in that for 10 years he worked in addition LAYING THE FOUNDATION discussions about adding a 21st varsity to his paid job to volunteer and coach For over 20-plus years, the sport of sport. There were a number of candidates these young ladies who had come out for rowing had been growing in the Tuscaloosa to fill the slot, but Robbins, the Tide’s the club team.” community and on the national scene. At senior woman administrator, could not Davis’ resume included head coaching the Capstone, club rowing began in 1987. get past the stories she was hearing about jobs at Marist College and the University Mainly a social club whose intentions a successful club that was making the best of Alabama-Huntsville as well as an were to go out and have fun – among of its limited resources a little way up the assistant coaching spot on the 1983 U.S. team members there was little, if any Black Warrior River. Men’s National Rowing Team. In February previous rowing experience or real desire “We started to delve into the issue 2006, Davis would be able to add one to succeed on the water. about 2003,” Robbins said. “We began more school to that already impressive A few athletes with rowing experience to talk about the opportunity to add an list. joined the club in 1997, bringing with additional sport for women and provide For a school with little experience in them a desire for change. The team additional participants the opportunity to rowing a seasoned coach like Larry Davis adopted a more competitive attitude, compete.” was the obvious answer, Robbins said. spent more time practicing, and began With a program and sport already “With Coach Davis, it’s local expanding its fundraising efforts. in mind, it seemed natural to Robbins knowledge,” she said. “Having been here In 1998, Larry Davis and wife, Vicki, and those at the University to elevate for 10 years helps those of us with less moved to Tuscaloosa so she could take the program’s coach as well. Davis had knowledge about the sport.” on a new job, leaving the former rowing turned rowing into a grassroots success coach looking for local work. When news on campus, building up a team of STARTING OUT of the University’s co-ed club rowing college students that was bringing home The transition from club to NCAA

ROLLTIDE.COM 25 PLAYER PROFILES Division I proved challenging. The team was forced to move on without former club athletes who could not adjust to the commitment necessary to varsity-level rowing. Davis set up a challenging first- year schedule to help with the transition, including competitions against notable Division-I crews such as Notre Dame and Cincinnati as well as Murray State and Creighton, two schools that had previously beaten Alabama’s club team. “There was no fluff in the schedule, but there were some teams I thought we could beat,” Davis said. To the surprise of many in collegiate rowing, they did just that, defeating past foes Murray State and Creighton and coming from behind to beat the Bearcats of Cincinnati. Alabama medaled in all four Golden Girls: The Crimson Tide won gold by a course-record time in the events at the Head of the South Regatta, Women’s Club 4+ at the prestigious Head of the Charles in the fall of 2017. winning two of them. The Tide also beat From left to right: Tayla Cabana, Raien Emery, Emily Navin, Nicole Lane, Charlotte Adkins schools such as North Carolina and Duke while giving Notre Dame a bit of a scare, earned 2007 Collegiate Rowing Coaches Rowing Association’s All-South Region holding close to them in a couple of Association Scholar-Athlete Award, while team. events. nine earned a place on the Southeastern In the classroom, nine rowers Success came quickly to the first-year Conference Academic Honor Roll. earned the Collegiate Rowing Coaches program despite unfamiliarity with the The Tide followed up a successful Association Scholar-Athlete Award while sport by both the athletes and the athletic first season spring with an extremely 16 were named to the Southeastern department’s support staff. Rowing was successful fall, opening the season with Conference Academic Honor Roll. a sport that Robbins and her colleagues a pair of top-three finishes and a silver- The Tide kept stride and continued

PROFILES had to learn the nuances of - things such medal finish all at the Head of the Charles its winning ways, carrying over into its as what equipment and facilities were Regatta. third season, a season emblazoned in necessary and how many staff members A gold-medal finish followed at bronze, silver and gold. Success came to hire were among the initial challenges. the Hobbs Island Regatta in Huntsville. early as the women earned a pair of “The biggest challenge is attitude,” The team continued to excel in the bronze medals and seven top-10 finishes Davis said. “When you’re dealing with spring of 2008, winning race after race at the Chattanooga Head Race to open walk-ons, I think a lot of people don’t during the dual-meet season, including the season. In their second race of the understand the sport and how much a program-first sweep against UNC season, the squad split up with the varsity hard work is involved. When you take on their home water at Chapel Hill. crews heading to Cambridge Mass., somebody who is used to a club mentality, Strong dual meets propelled Alabama for the prestigious Head of the Charles the varsity level is much more intense. It into the 2008 postseason, where they Regatta and the novice crews heading takes athletes who are driven, dedicated earned a silver medal at the Southern to Huntsville, Ala., for the Hobbs Island and committed. It takes a lot of hard Intercollegiate Rowing Championships Regatta. Both teams experienced great work, focus, discipline and sacrifice. and finished second overall at the SIRA success with the varsity squad placing “What I’m asking the students to do Championships, a major accomplishment 10th, beating 35 other teams at one of is move a boat over a mile and a quarter for such a young program. At the Dad the most competitive races, while the distance as fast as they can, which means Vail College Championships, Alabama novice crews brought home first and they’re running flat out for somewhere continued to take big strides, reaching second place in the Novice 8+ race. near seven minutes,” Davis said. “It’s the Grand Final of the Novice 8+ race, The Tide earned five top-three finishes, enjoyable in one way, but it’s very painful. taking fourth overall. Individually, Bryn including a pair of gold medals, at the It’s not something your average person is Crawford became the first UA rower to Head of the Tennessee Regatta. Closing going to want to do.” earn a place on the Collegiate Coaches out the fall season, the novice squad In the classroom, seven rowers performed exceptionally well, bringing home three medals - a bronze, silver and Milestone: One of the early milestones of the Crimson Tide Rowing team was winning a silver medal at the 2007 gold - at the Head of the Hooch Regatta. Head of the Charles Regatta which is one of the largest and most prestigious regattas in the world. As the 2009 spring season got under way, Alabama made major strides, achieving success in meets against the likes of Clemson, Kansas State, Tennessee, North Carolina and Southern Methodist. The success against these established crews propelled the team to the postseason, earning two Grand Final berths at the SIRA Championship Regatta. As they continued through

26 ALABAMA ROWING the postseason the team would see two Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association a really big step forward for our program,” crews head to the semifinals and one Scholar-Athlete Award. A program-best Davis said after SIRAs. “There aren’t too boat head to the petite finals at the Dad 27 Alabama rowers earned a place on many programs that have done that, so Vail Regatta. The girls advanced four the Southeastern Conference Academic we were pretty happy with that.” crews to the finals of the South/Central Honor Roll. The Tide was looking forward Sprint Championships to cap off a very The Crimson Tide’s fifth season was to carrying its success into the 2011 successful season. a quantam leap forward, including top Conference USA Championships, but the “This season was a transition where honors at a national regatta and winning April 27th tornado that ripped through most of the club athletes were gone and a trio of gold medals from the SIRA Tuscaloosa cut the academic semester we didn’t have as many seniors,” Davis Championships. and the rowing team’s season short. It said. “We increased our boat speed but “The 2010-11 season was a huge also trimmed a dual meet with Clemson we also toughened up our schedule. It step forward for us,” Davis said. “It was and the Tide’s second appearance at the was probably a little frustrating for the big in terms of knowing what it takes to C-USA Championships from Alabama’s girls because we were going faster but be competitive and then being able go schedule. we weren’t seeing some of the wins that out and execute it. I think in the past we “We were certainly disappointed to we saw the year before because we were might have had an idea of what it took to not be able to carry our success into the now rowing a lot of the top-20 teams in be successful, but that was the first time postseason, but it was still a very good the United States.” we were able to bring it all together and year for us,” Davis said. “To be able to go Academically, nine rowers earned the execute on a consistent basis. and travel across the country and compete Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Alabama posted a huge win at the at a very high level against teams that are Scholar-Athlete Award and 24 UA rowers 2011 San Diego Crew Classic, an event making it to the NCAAs, and to turn earned a place on the Southeastern billed as “America’s Premier Spring around and not only win one race but the Conference Academic Honor Roll. Regatta,” when its First Varsity 8+ boat three open championship races for varsity took first place in its race, winning the women at the SIRA Championships, shows SeaWorld Cal Cup. Alabama’s squad was that we learned how to execute in a high GROWING THE PROGRAM among more than 4,000 rowers out on pressure situation at a high level.” From joining Conference USA to Crown Point Shores on Mission Bay. Senior Alissa Kranz earned 2011 All- enjoying their first gold medal at the “We attacked a bit more than we did Conference USA honors and became the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing in the prelims and had a more aggressive second Alabama rower to earn CRCA All- Association Championships, Alabama race plan in finals,” Davis said after the South Region honors. On the academic rowing’s fourth season was a season full race. “The Varsity 8+ dug down a little side of the ledger, Alabama became the of firsts. The first group of four-year deeper and did what they were capable only team to put three rowers on the seniors provided the Crimson Tide with of doing. They made a really good move Conference USA All-Academic Team each the most experience at the highest level about midway through the race, pulling of the first two years of the program when since the program’s start, which paid ahead, and really pushed through the senior Jessica Allaway, Kranz and junior dividends right away with a bronze medal third 500.” Stephanie Varner came away with the in the Club 8+ competition at the Head of Following its success at the San Diego honor in 2011. the Charles Regatta early in the 2009 fall Crew Classic, Alabama’s Varsity 8+ was Other classroom accolades included season. Alabama closed out the fall with named the inaugural Conference USA eight rowers earning 2011 Collegiate a gold-medal sweep of the Secret City Boat of the Week as well as Row2K.com’s Rowing Coaches Association Scholar- Regatta races. Crew of the Week. Athlete Award honors and 17 rowers Alabama started the 2010 spring Alabama followed up their 2010 earning a place on the SEC Academic season off with a sweep, taking first place Varsity 4+ SIRA Championships gold Honor Roll. in all of its races in a home dual meet medal by repeating the feat in 2011, as Allaway also earned the 2011 Brad against Kansas State. The Tide secured well as bringing home gold in the Varsity Davis SEC Community Service Award, another first by taking gold in the Varsity 8+ and Second Varsity 8+ races, in the which earned her a $3,000 postgraduate 4+ at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing midst of rough weather conditions. scholarship while the team received the Association Championships. “To sweep all the Varsity Open races is athletic department’s community service At the 2010 South/Central Sprint Championships, Alabama earned a place in the finals of all its races. The South/ Central Sprints also served as the first Conference USA Rowing Championships, marking the first time that Alabama

participated in a conference event. The RECORDS & HISTORY Tide finished sixth in C-USA while junior Laura Skaggs earned All-Conference USA honors. On the academic side of the ledger, Alabama was one of only two teams with three rowers on the Conference USA All- Academic Team as seniors Stacey Ogle, Bailey Sanders and Katie Spohr all came away with the honor. Other classroom Alabama earned its best finish in program history at accolades included 11 rowers, the most the 2019 Big Ten Championships - second place. The of any team in the nation, earning the Tide also medaled in every race they competed in.

ROLLTIDE.COM 27 PLAYER PROFILES award for the fourth year in a row. earned a place on the 2013 Conference the Charles race in Boston and five event Despite having a team slowed by USA All-Academic Team. victories and 13 medals at the Head of the injuries, Alabama’s sixth season provided Other classroom accolades included Hooch rounded out a succesful fall season the young program a clinic in fighting seven rowers earning the Collegiate and set the stage for more success in the through adversity. Rowing Coaches Association Scholar- spring. In their first race of the 2011-12 fall Athlete Award while 17 Alabama rowers After opening its spring with an season, the Chattanooga Head Race, the earned a place on the SEC Academic exhibition race against Eastern Michigan, Tide earned two medals, taking gold in Honor Roll and 28 were named to the the Tide posted event victories in the First the Novice 8+ race and silver in the First C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. and Second Novice 8+ at the Cardinal Varsity 8+ race. Alabama also medaled in With construction of the brand new Invitational, with none of Alabama’s the Club 8+ race at the prestigious Head facilities under way, the 2013-14 season boats finishing any lower than fourth in of the Charles Regatta. would be the final year in which Alabama their race. The Tide then split its squad The 2012 spring season showed Rowing launched from the north side of between two seperate events, sweeping improvements, with the Novice 8+ the Black Warrior River. The Tide opened Drake at home while a selection of Varsity boat taking first place at the Oak Ridge its fall season on a strong note, earning 8+ and Varsity 4+ rowers won seven of its Invitational and the Second Varsity 8+ first place finishes in the Collegiate 8+ nine races at the Lake Natoma Regatta in finishing second. and Novice 8+ at the Chattanooga Head Sacramento, Calif. Returning to the San Diego Crew Race. In total, 12 different boats would Alabama’s Novice crews continued its Classic, Alabama again saw success with earn top ten finishes throughout the fall. success with a silver medal at the Knecht the First Varsity 8+ posting fifth- and In the spring, Alabama would take home Cup, marking the second-straight season sixth-place finishes and the Second Varsity a combined 34 top-three finishes at the in which Alabama has medaled in a grand 8+ posting a sixth-place finish. Oak Ridge Cardinal Invitational, Knecht final at the event. After sweeping SMU in The Tide had a solid showing at Cup Regatta and Dale England Cup. Tuscaloosa on senior day, the Tide headed the Conference USA Championships, Senior Lynsey Marshall was named back to Oak Ridge, Tenn., for the Big 12 finishing just one point out of sixth place to the All-Conference USA team at the Championships where they competed in to take seventh overall on Melton Hill league’s championship on May 17 and three grand finals and earned a pair of Lake. Senior Leigh Ann Terch earned All- Ashley Allison was named to the C-USA medals in the First Varsity 4+ and Third Conference USA honors. All-Academic Team. In total, a program- Varsity 8+. On the academic side, Alabama placed record 14 team members earned the Alabama also qualified 35 to the 2016 two rowers on the 2012 Conference USA C-USA Commisionner’s Medal with 43 Academic All-Big 12 team, with the Tide

PROFILES All-Academic Team, marking the third named to the C-USA Commissioner’s accounting for six of the 10 honorees that year in a row that the Tide placed multiple Honor Roll and 18 named to the SEC posted a 4.0 grade point average. After athletes on the list. Senior Stephanie Academic Honor Roll. the season, Alabama posted a program- Varner earned her second consecutive The 2014-15 season began the record 17 CRCA Scholar-Athletes, the unanimous selection while junior Canella program’s transition to the Big 12 second-highest mark of any team in the Tinker made her debut. conference and marked the opening of country. Other classroom accolades included the brand new boathouse on Manderson The Tide opened its 2016-17 season five rowers earning the Collegiate Rowing Landing and training facility at the Student with a five-race sweep at the Chattanooga Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete Activity Center at Presidential Village. Head Race, a program-first. The fall Award, while 17 Alabama rowers earned Improvements in the facilities parallelled season culminated in another program- a place on the SEC Academic Honor improvement on the water, as the team first with three medal finishes at the Head Roll and 23 were named to the C-USA enjoyed a successful fall and spring. At of the Hooch, including two bronze and a Commissioner’s Honor Roll. the prestigious Knecht Cup Regatta, silver. At the beginning of the 2012-13 Alabama’s Varsity 4+ took home a silver Early dual meet success in the spring season, in its seventh appearance at the medal in the Grand Finals, marking the set up the Tide for a stellar all-around prestigious Head of the Charles regatta first time at Tide boat had medaled in a showing at the FIRA Rowing Regatta in Cambridge, Mass., Alabama won a grand final at the event. in Sarasota, Fla. There, Alabama won bronze medal in First Varsity 8+. The Tide The season culminated in a fifth- six races and posted nine top-three also won gold in the First Varsity 8+ at place finish at the Big 12 Championships, finishes with no boat finishing lower than the 2012 Head of the Chattanooga and the highest finish in program history. In fifth place. The Tide capped its spring bronze at the 2012 Head of the Hooch. total, Alabama qualified for five Grand with a fourt-place finish at the Big 12 In the spring, the Tide won six total Final races, totaling 22 points. Senior Championships, netting a trio of event races at the Oak Ridge Cardinal Invitational Melissa Etter was honored as Alabama’s medals. and posted wins in the First and Second representative on the All-Big 12 Rowing The team’s success on the water was Varsity 4+ on the Black Warrior River team. mirrored by its success in the classroom. against West Virginia and Central Florida. In the classroom, Alabama had a then- Thirty Alabama rowers earned Academic In its first appearnace at the Knecht program high 12 CRCA Scholar-Athletes All-Big 12 recognition, including a league- Cup Regatta, Alabama won the Second and qualified 25 rowers to the Academic leading six with a 4.0 GPA. The Tide led Novice 8+ while the Second Varsity 8+ All-Big 12 team. all Division-I programs with 14 CRCA took third. Alabama’s success on the medal Scholar-Athletes and posted its highest At the fourth Conference USA podium continued immediately upon team GPA in program history. Championship, and the first with 11 the start of the 2015-16 season, where teams, the Tide took 10th place. Senior the Crimson Tide won four events and Tabitha Coleman earned All-Conference medaled a total of 11 boats at the season- USA honors. opening Chattanooga Head Race. A pair On the academic side, Coleman of top-20 finishes at a very windy Head of

28 ALABAMA ROWING Athletic honorees BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM RESULTS C-USA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM RESULTS Alabama rowing student-athletes who have been recognized by the MAY 19, 2019 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. MAY 17, 2014 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. conference and other organizations 1. Texas 42 pts 1. Oklahoma 62 pts for their efforts on the field. 2. Alabama 31 pts 2. Tennessee 58 pts 3. Oklahoma 30 pts 3. Kansas State 56 pts CRCA ALL-SOUTH REGION TEAM 4. Kansas State 23 pts 4. Tulsa 46 pts 5. Kansas 20 pts 5. Texas 44 pts 2018 Nicole Lane 6. Tennessee 16 pts 6. Sacramento State 30 pts 2011 Alissa Kranz 7. West Virginia 6 pts 7. Kansas 28 pts 2008 Bryn Crawford 8. Old Dominion 27 pts MAY 14-15, 2018 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. 9. San Diego State 19 pts 1. Texas 48 pts 10. West Virginia 17 pts ALL-CONFERENCE USA ROWING TEAM 2. Oklahoma 38 pts 11. Alabama 9pts 2014 Lynsey Marshall 3. Tennessee 37 pts 2013 Tabitha Coleman 4. Kansas State 31 pts MAY 18, 2013 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. 5. Alabama 23 pts 1. Oklahoma 63 pts 2012 Leigh Ann Terch 6. Kansas 21 pts 2. Tennessee 57 pts 2011 Alissa Kranz 7. Old Dominion 10 pts 3. Texas 56 pts 2010 Laura Skaggs 8. West Virginia 8 pts 4. Kansas 50 pts 5. Kansas State 37 pts MAY 13-14, 2017 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. 6. West Virginia 36 pts ALL-BIG 12 ROWING TEAM 1. Texas 48 pts 7. Old Dominion 27 pts 2019 Cory Guay, Jorja MacRae, 2. Oklahoma 41 pts 8. UCF 25 pts Rebekah Stewart, Tressa Vitus 3. Tennessee 35 pts 9. Tulsa 21 pts 4. Alabama 28 pts 2018 Nicole Lane 10. Alabama 14 pts 5. Kansas State 25 pts 11. SMU 10 pts 2017 Nicole Lane, Jennifer Parker 6. Kansas 21 pts 2016 Olivia Dennis 7. Old Dominion 9 pts MAY 12, 2012 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. 2015 Melissa Etter 8. West Virginia 9 pts 1. Tennessee 53 pts 2. Texas 44 pts MAY 14-15, 2016 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. 3. Oklahoma 42 pts ALL BIG-12 SCHOLAR ATHLETE 1. Texas 48 pts 4. UCF 34 pts 2018 Nicole Lane 2. Oklahoma 41 pts 5. Tulsa 28 pts 3. Tennessee 34 pts 6. Kansas State 21 pts 4. Kansas 27 pts 7. Alabama 20 pts 5. Kansas State 21 pts 8. Kansas 16 pts 6. Old Dominion 18 pts 9. SMU 12 pts 7. Alabama 15 pts 8. West Virginia 12 pts MAY 14, 2011 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. 1. Texas 48 pts MAY 17, 2015 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. 2. Tennessee 42 pts 1. Texas 48 pts 3. Oklahoma 32 pts 2. Oklahoma 36 pts 4. UCF 31 pts 3. Tennessee 34 pts 5. Tulsa 26 pts 4. Kansas State 32 pts 6. Kansas State 16 pts T5. Alabama 22 pts 7. Kansas 14 pts T5. Kansas 22 pts 8. SMU 7 pts NICOLE LANE 7. West Virginia 16 pts 2018 8. Old Dominion 6 pts * Alabama did not compete in the aftermath of the April 27 tornado that devastated Tuscaloosa. MAY 16, 2010 | OAK RIDGE, TENN. COSIDA ALL-AMERICAN AWARD 1. Tennessee 52 pts 2019 Raien Emery 2. UCF 44 pts 3. Texas 42 pts 4. Oklahoma 39 pts 5. Tulsa 26 pts 6. Alabama 25 pts 7. Kansas 21 pts 8. SMU 14 pts 9. Kansas State 7 pts RECORDS & HISTORY

RAIEN EMERY 2019

ROLLTIDE.COM 29 ALABAMA ENTERS TOP-20 FOR FIRST TIDE GRABS PROGRAM BEST SECOND-PLACE FINISH AT BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS

TIME IN PROGRAM HISTORY The Alabama rowing team earned its best finish in program history Sunday, grabbing second place – one point ahead of Oklahoma. Other than champion Texas, the Crimson Tide was the only other school to medal in every For the first time in program history, Alabama rowing race. found itself in the Top-20 of the US Rowing/CRCA rankings, coming in at No. 18 in the week-one poll, “I am very proud of how the team performed today,” UA head coach Glenn Putyrae said. “Not all the races and later moving to No. 17 in Week Two. went according to plan, but every crew showed grit and determination. We started the year with a goal and accomplished what we set out to do. I’m excited to see where our student-athletes take this program next.” The historic Week 1 ranking came after Alabama swept Eastern Michigan. The Tide also managed to Alabama opened its historic showing in the Third Varsity 4+ exhibition race, finishing second with a time of post the fastest time of the morning of any Varsity 4+ 7:40.988. The Tide would then go on to medal in each of the next five races, with a second-place finish in the crew, along with the fastest time of the following day Third Varsity 8+ (6:56.378), a third-place finish in the Second Varsity 4+ (7:42.468) and a second-place finish in for any Varsity 8+ crew. the First Varsity 4+ (7:38.416). Alabama closed the day with two back-to-back third-place finishes in the Second Varsity 8+ (6:52.635) and the First Varsity 8+ (6:43.054). A sweep over conference foe Tennessee helped Alabama rowing maintain its top-20 ranking, moving Along with that, four Tide rowers were named to the 2019 All-Big 12 Rowing team, including sophomores Cori up to No. 17 in the poll. Guay and Jorja MacRae, junior Rebekah Stewart and senior Tressa Vitus.

During the 2018 season, Alabama made history by “I am especially grateful for all of the seniors and the contributions they have made to the program,” Putyrae receiving its first-ever top-20 votes in the same poll. added. “They were a force in almost all of our boats and we look forward to seeing them succeed as alumnae.” Now, less than one year later, the Tide has gone from earning votes to sitting as a ranked team.

BIG 12 ROWING RECORDS & HISTORY

2019 Alabama Rowing team medalists at Sunshine State Invitational in Sarasota, Fla.

30 ALABAMA ROWING ALL-TIME ROSTER A Sydney Boles 2012-13 V 2017-20 V Kingsport, Tenn. Cheyenne Adams Maryville, Tenn. Danielle Davis Brennan Glynn 2012 N Sarasota, Fla. 2017-20 V Fleming Island, Fla. Madison, Ala. Darcy Jennings 2016 N, 2018 V Kelly Boyle 2016 V 2012 N London, England Charlotte Adkins Oakdale, N.Y. Ellen Davis Izzie Gonzales 2019-20 V Vail, Colo. 2012 N, 2013 RS Leggtown, Ala. Burke, Va. Jennifer Johnson 2015-18 V Jordan Bradburne 2019 N, 2020 V 2018-20 V Andover, Mass. Jenna Alcorn Seattle, Wash. Olivia DeGroot Hannah Gordon 2010 N, 2011 V Williamsburg, Va. 2020 V New Lenox, Ill. Myrtle Beach, S.C. Rachel Justiss 2018-20 V Veronica Bruner 2017-20 V 2011 N Fairhope, Ala. Haley Alexander Long Beach, Calif. Erin Delaney Christine Gossman 2007-08 V Laguna Niguel, Calif. 2013-14 V Albany, N.Y. Birmingham, Ala. 2019-20 V Chelsea Brunson 2013-16 V 2007 N K Jessica Allaway Madison, Miss. Olivia Dennis Lauren Grindley Victoria Kacsits Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2009 N Odessa, Fla. Tarpon Springs, Fla. Rockford, Mich. 2009 N, 2010-11 V Bernadette Bucher 2013 N, 2014-16 V 2013 N 2016 V Katie Allaway Berwyn, Pa. Kylie Diffley Cori Guay Christine Kapurch Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2011 N, 2012 V New Berlin, Wisc. Seattle, Washington Manassas, Va. 2007, 2009 V Lara Bullock 2017-20 V 2018-20 V 2008 N, 2009 V Katie Allen Memphis, Tenn. Alyssa Dinberg Zoe Guckien Danielle Kem Cary, N.C. 2009 N Atlanta, Ga. Zionsville, Ind. Huntington, Ind. 2012 N Lily Butler 2008 V 2016 V 2016 N, 2018 V Sennie Allen Cambridge, New Zealand Virginia Dodenhoff Jacqueline Guezille Lindsey Kent Trussville, Ala. 2020 V New Orleans, La. Studio City, Calif. Cullman, Ala. 2010 N Jacklin Byers 2016-18 V 2015 N, 2016-18 V 2009 N Amy Allison Lorton, Va. Alyssa Drevenak Christina Gusella Rachel Kimbrough Virginia Beach, Va. 2014-16 V St. Louis, Mo. Hilton Head Island, S.C. Huntsville, Ala. 2008 N, 2009 V 2012-15 V 2013 V 2007 V Ashley Allison C Alex Dukeman Hannah Kirven Ocoee, Fla. Tayla Cabana Huntsville, Ala. H Davidson, N.C. 2012 N, 2013-15 V Homer, Alaska 2010 N Brianne Hadar 2015 N, 2016 V Cara Allison 2015-18 V Tallahassee, Fla. Michaela Kowatch Wellington, Fla. Jamie Camp E 2011-14 V Spring City, Penn. 2007-09 V Vestavia, Ala. Sarah Eadon Abbee Hall 2014 N Elle Anderson 2011 N Huntsville, Ala. Madison, Ala. Sara Kourtesis Winter Park, Fla. Camille Campbell 2010 N, 2011 V 2016 N, 2017 V Tiverton, R.I. 2017-20 V Chattanooga, Tenn. Ilaria Earl Keilani Hamann 2016 N Cathryn Antonacio 2008 N, 2009-10 V Christchurch, New Zealand Milwaukee, Wisc. Alissa Kranz Fort Washington, Pa. Kaitlin Carlisle 2018-20 V 2017-20 V West Palm Beach, Fla. 2019-20 V Washinton, D.C. Laura Egeland Meghan Hampton 2010, 2011 V Elaina Arsenovic 2013 N, 2014 V Burke, Va. Saratoga Springs, N.Y Gabrielle Krieger Gloucester, Va. McKenna Carroll 2016-18 V 2015 N, 2016-17 V Pittsburgh, Pa. 2013 V Newport Beach, Calif. Raien Emery Amanda Harrison 2017-20 V Courtney Atkinson 2019-20 V Sheridan, Wyo. Atlanta, Ga. Jennifer Kubisch San Clemente, Calif. Kathryn Case 2016-18 V 2011 N Elizabethtown, Ky. 2013-16 V Dallas, Texas Claire Estep Mary Hauswirth 2013 N, 2014 V Joyce Auguste 2013-14 V Sumter, S.C. Utica, Mich. Madeline Kuntz Jacksonville, Fla. Gillian Castro 2016-18 V 2011 N Philadelphia, Pa. 2013-16 V Norwalk, Conn. Melissa Etter Erin Hayes 2015 V Jessica Autrey 2016 V Kingwood, Texas Atlanta, Ga. Kate Kurtz Columbus, Miss. Emily Chadwell 2012-15 V 2015-18 V Bourbonnais, Ill. 2007 N, 2008-10 V Cote De Caza, Calif. Madeline Evans Jessica Hearn 2019 N, 2020 V Kara Averell 2012-14 V San Jose, Calif. Trussville, Ala. Ellen Kuykendall Gainesville, Fla. Katie Chambers 2014-16 V 2009 N Marietta, Ga. 2011 N Charlotte, N.C. Emma Ewell Rachel Henderson 2011 N 2013-16 V Chesterfield, Mo. Ashland, Mass. B Mary Ana Christopher 2020 V 2013 N, 2014-16 V L Kiffy Balchon Foley, Ala. Taylor Hendri Hannah Lampkin Tampa, Fla. 2012 N F Atlantic City, N.J. Kirkland, Wash. 2010 N, 2011-13 V Amy Chockley Ali Fabbro 2015 N 2015 V Erika Baranek Algonac, Mich. Portola Valley, Calif. Kristen Hickman Nicole Lane Gloucester, Va. 2013 N 2012 N Gloucester, Va. John’s Creek, Ga. 2009 N, 2010-12 V Makena Clark JJ Fadely 2012 V 2015-18 V Helen Barnes Los Gatos, Calif. Alpharetta, Ga. Hailey Higgins Lauren Laufe Alpharetta, Ga. 2017-20 V 2012 N Portland, Ore. Pittsburgh, Pa. 2008 N, 2009-10 V Sarah Cleveland Lauren Fehr 2017-20 V 2011 N Daniella Barone Mobile, Ala. Orlando, Fla. Justine Hobbs Stephanie Lawton Alpharetta, Ga. 2009 N 2016-18 V Cambridge, New Zealand Niantic, Conn. 2008 N, 2009-11 V Tori Cohen Leslie Feriozzi 2020 V 2010 N Vanessa Barone Tallahassee, Fla. Margate, N.J. Amelia Houghton Leigh Ann Lazarus Baldwin, N.Y. 2013-16 V 2015-18 V Jacksonville, Fla. Hoover, Ala. 2015 N, 2016 V Tabitha Coleman McKenna Frease 2008 N, 2009-11 V 2007-08 V Kristy Bearden Chancellor, Ala. Cordova, Tenn. Lauren Hovey Emily LeBeau Birmingham, Ala. 2010 N, 2011-13 V 2007-08 V Birmingham, Ala. Belleville, Ill. 2008 N Chelsea Collins 2008 N, 2009-10 V 2010 N, 2011-12 V Catherine Beaver Queensbury, N.Y. G Angelica Hughes Anne Lehmann Falls Church, Va. 2008 N, 2009-10 V Katie Gacos McKenney, Texas Loveland, Ohio 2010 N Shannon Conlin Basking Ridge, N.J. 2010 N 2015 N, 2016-18 V Sarah Beaver West Chester, Pa. 2012 N Nura Hussein Sara Leibold Spanish Fort, Ala. 2018-20 V Hannah Gammon Tuscaloosa, Ala. Hazel Green, Ala. 2007, 2008 V Peyton Cowell Mariette, Ohio 2014-15 V 2008 N, 2009-10 V Brittney Bebek San Diego, Calif. 2015 N Caroline Lendl Huntington Beach, Calif. 2017-20 V Samantha Gafford I Vero Beach, Fla. 2012 V Bryn Crawford Nashville, Tenn.

Karen Ishmael 2012 N RECORDS & HISTORY Bethany Bell Auburn, Ala. 2017-20 V Daphne, Ala. Julie Leonard Cincinnati, Ohio 2007-08 V Gabrielle Gevers 2007 N, 2008 V Lebanon, Va. 2001 N Gaby Crawford St. Charles, Mo. Kristen Iverson 2015 N Kathleen Bentley Milton Keys, England 2018-20 V Medford, N.J. Courtney Lewallen Dallas, Texas 2017-20 V Maggie Gillespie 2009 N, 2010-12 V Birmingham, Ala. 2013 V, 2014 V Victoria Croy Longwood, Fla. Kristen Ivey 2007 N, 2008 V Kate Bishop Huntsville, Ala. 2015-18 V Palo Alto, Calif. Erin Linsin Eugene, Ore. 2007-09 V Shannon Gilligan 2020 V Alpharetta, Ga. 2013-14 V Courtney Crumby Flower Mound, Texas 2007 V Caroline Blackington Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2007 N J Cristin Liveoak Saratoga Spring, N.Y. 2007 N, 2008 V Hailey Gilliland Jessica Jackson Madison, Ala. 2012-15 V Lakewood, Colo. Tyrone, Ga. 2007 V Lydia Blount D 2013 N 2011 N Nikki Lopez Dothan, Ala. Melissa Danaceau Erin Giuliani Katy, Texas Atlanta, Ga. Brightwaters, N.Y. Samantha James 2015 N, 2016-18 V Cary, N.C. 2007 N, 08-10 V Paige Boehmcke 2007 N 2020 V 2016 N Casey LoScudo Mountain Lakes, N.J. Nina Danilyan Sarah Giuliani Madison, Ala. 2010 N San Francisco, Calif. Brightwaters, N.Y. Melissa Jenkins ROLLTIDE.COM 31 ALL-TIME ROSTER 2009 N Dothan, Ala. Houston, Texas Rebekah Stewart Tampa, Fla. Gina Lupo 2014 V 2013 N Bradenton, Fla. 2016 V Milwaukee, Wis Haleigh Robinson 2017-20 V Kelsey Weber 2015 N O Madison, Ala. Paige Storey Troy, Ohio Zoe Lynch Kelli O’Brien 2014 N, 2015 V Chattanooga, Tenn. 2019-20 V Winter Park, Fla. Georgetown, Mass. Sloane Rodgers 2009 N, 2010-12 V Sydney West 12-15 V 2011 V Sugar Hill, Ga. Emily Strawbridge Newton Square, Pa. Amanda O’Bryan 2012 N, 2013 V Northumberland, England 2013 N M La Grange, Ill. Sylvia Rodgers 2020 V Allie Wetteland Jorja MacRae 2018-20 V Fairfield, Ala. Margaret Strojny Tallahassee, Fla. Whataroah, New Zealand Roisin O’Carroll 2011 N Riverside, Ill. 2009 N 2018-20 V Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Anna Marie Rose 2007-08 V Audrey White Ella Maggio 2011 N Snellville, Ga Renee Strong Huntsville, Ala. Antioch, Ill. Stacey Ogle 2011 N Brainard, Minn. 2009 N, 2010-12 V 2019 N, 2020 V Albertville, Ala. Ashlyn Roze 2011 V Jacqueline White Allie Manning 2007 N, 2008-10 V Ocean City, N.J. Mariah Styer Whitesboro, N.Y. Mobile, Ala. Amanda Oliver 2014 N Orlando, Fla. 2018-20 V 2007 N Paso Robles, Calif. Gianna Rucki 2010 N, 2011-12 V Cathryn Whitlock Jaquelyn Marcinak 2015 N, 2016 V Lakeville, Minn. Mykalah Sundquist Birmingham, Ala. Clinton Township, Mich. Caitlin O’Neil 2019 N, 2020 V Anchorage, Alaska 2007-10 V 2007 N Ole Lyme, Conn. Kristen Rupinen 2011 N Sarita Williams Blythe Markel 2012-14 V Springfield, Va. Daniela Susnara Katy, Texas Alexandria, Va. Logan O’Neil 2020 V Redwood City, Calif. 2007 N 2020 V Guilderland, N.Y. S 2011 V Kendall Williamson Abby Marks 2012-15 V Bailey Sanders Sydney Sutton Birmingham, Ala. Germantown, Wis. Emily Osborne Madison, Miss. Clarkesville, Ga. 2010 N, 2011-12 V 2014-16 V Lakewood, Wash. 2007 N, 2008-10 V 2011-12 V Kayla Wilson Lynsey Marshall 2012 V Haleigh Sanders Ariana Sweany Glen Dale, W.V. Gloucester, Va. Nyia Owen Tuscaloosa, Ala. Vacaville, Calif. 2011 N 2011-14 V Orlando, Fla. 2019 N, 2020 V 2017-20 V Veronica Wilson Emily Maurer 2014 N, 2015-16 V Kelsey Scanlan Shannon Sweatt Park Ridge, Ill. Woburn, Mass. Sugar Hill, Ga. Milton, Ga. 2009 N, 2010 V 2018 N, 2019-20 V P 2013 N 2015 N, 2016-18 V Sarah Witt Dani Mazer Abigail Palmer Arielle Schafer Lexington, Ky. Woodbridge, Va. Zelienople, Penn. Galloway, N.J. T 2007 N, 2008-10 V 2014-16 V 2013-15 V 2017-20 V Lindsey Taylor Abby Wohler Christina McClellan Rachel Palmer Kelly Schmidt Memphis, Tenn. Walpole, Mass. Daphne, Ala. Houston, Texas Birmingham, Ala. 2015-18 V 2016-18 V 2007 V 2013 N, 2014-16 V 2008 N Leigh Ann Terch Megan Wolf Carley McCoin Jessica Parker Olivia Schuerman Birmingham, Ala. Orlando, Fla. Okeechobee, Fla. Roswell, Ga. Wisconsin Rapids, Wisc. 2009 N, 2010-12 V 2013 N 2017-20 V 2010 N, 2011-13 V 2018-20 V Canella Tinker Taylor Wright Cassidy McCool Jennifer Parker Maggie Schulz Haleyville, Ala. Hartselle, Ala. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Roswell, Ga. Rockville Centre, N.Y. 2011 N, 2012-13 V 2013 N 2013 N 2014-16 V 2016 V Kathryn Tippey Jackie Woudenberg Rebecca McGinn Katie Parker Jessica Scivley Tuscaloosa, Ala. Hanover, Mass. New City, N.Y. Atlanta, Ga. Hoover, Ala. 2007-09 V 2012-15 V 2016 V 2008 N 2007 N, 2008-10 V Kayleigh Travis Monica McGraw Stephanie Parker Katie Scott Mobile, Ala. Y Kansas City, Mo. Roswell, Ga. Indianapolis, Ind. 2010 N Devon Young 2016-18 V 2018 V 2014 N, 2015-16 V Katie Toth Murrayville, Ga. Genna McIlwaine Veronica Parsons Kendall Scullion Warwick, R.I. 2010 N Adamsville, Ala. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Novato, Calif. 2017-20 V Shanna Young 2007 V 2007 N, 2008 V 2013 N, 2014-16 V Catherine Tucker Falkville, Ala. Marley McKenzie Kendra Pennington Alexa Shannon Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2008 N Coral Springs, Fla. Austin, Texas Vienna, Va. 2007 N 2007 V 2016 N 2014-15 V Katherine Tuebner Z Grace McNally Brynn Pelletier Allyson Shumate Long Beach, Calif. Abigail Zembas Russell, Ontario, Canada Villanova, Pa. Vestavia Hills, Ala. 2010 N Wadsworth, Ohio 2020 V 2019-20 V 2010 N Rachael Tullis 2019 N, 2020 V Claudia Mecchia Shelby Phillips Victoria Sibons Valparaiso, Ind. Jamie Ziolkowski Hamilton, New Zealand Rochester, N.Y. College Park, Fla. 2020 V Grafton, Wis. 2019-20 V 2014 V 2016 N Miller Tuohy 2014 V Hannah Merrill Sarah Pitfick Mary Elizabeth Sims Newton, Mass. Lodi, Calif. Northport, N.Y. Birmingham, Ala. 2013 N, 2014-16 V N = Novice 2011-13 V 2020 V 2007 N Abigail Turok V = Varsity Lauren Miller Meghan Pollner Laura Skaggs Buffalo Grove, Ill. Chattanooga, Tenn. Powell, Ohio St. Louis, Mo. 2013 N 2008 N, 2009-11 V 2015 N 2008 N, 2009-11 V Olivia Miller Allie Pospisil Jenee Small U Madison, Ala. Geneva, Ill. Queens, N.Y. Hannah Ubinger 2015 N, 2016 V 2014 N, 2015-16 V 2014 N Cary, N.C. RECORDS & HISTORY Katherine Mills Katie Pouncey Alexandra Smith 2018 V Russell, Ky. Ozark, Ala. Flower Mound, Texas. 2012 N 2007 V 2014 N, 2015-16 V V Bailey Minnick Caroline Powell Ebony Smith Elizabeth Van Zandt Concord, N.C. Albertville, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. San Francisco, Calif. 2018-20 V 2009 N 2008 N 2012-15 V Lauren Montgomery Maureen Purcell Katie Smith Valerie Vargas Scituate, Mass. Mineola, N.Y. Birmingham, Ala. Burke, Va. 2019 N, 2020 V 2012-15 V 2008 N, 2009 V 2009 N, 2010 V Tacoma Morrissey Sarah Smith Stephanie Varner Cincinnati, Ohio R New Hope, Ala. Somerville, Ala. 2007 N, 2008-10 V Alex Ramoska 2007 N 2009 N, 2010-12 V MacKenzie Murphy Park Ridge, Ill. Rachel Sowell Tressa Vitus Cleveland, Ohio 2018-20 V Jacksonville, Fla. Lorton, Va. 2014 N Jennifer Rankin 2016-18 V 2016 N, 2018 V Emily Myatt Hoover, Ala. Caroline Speith Mary Vlasis Gurnee, Ill. 2007 V Carterville, Ill. Chattanooga, Tenn. 2019 N, 2020 V Jamie Ravenna 2018 V 2008 N, 2009 V Rutland, Vt. Katherine Spohr N 2007 N, 2008 V Edwardsville, Ill. W Emily Navin Blake Reed 2007 N, 2008-10 V Leigh Erin Waddell Seattle, Wash. Falls Church, Va. Gabby Sprio Kennett, Mo. 2015-18 V 2009 N, 2010 V Racine, Wis. 2009-11 V Camryn Nelson Casie Richardson 2014 N, 2015-16 V Jennifer Wagner San Diego, Calif. Alabaster, Ala. Brittany Starliper Newton Square, Pa. 2018 V 2011 N Acworth, Ga. 2012-13 V Elizabeth Newton Rachel Roberts 2009 N Maggie Ward Dothan, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Hannah Stephens Chattanooga, Tenn. 2011 N 2008 N Sequim, Wash. 2016 N Maggie Nugent Emily Robinson 2011 N Emelia Watts 32 ALABAMA ROWING ALL-TIME RESULTS 2006-07 SEASON 1st A 7:45.4 Cambridge, Mass. Varsity/Novice 4+ Collegiate 8+ Chattanooga Head Race 2nd B 7:57.1 Women’s 8+ 1st Novice A 8:21.9 3rd B 17:19.3 Sat., Oct. 14, 2006 Varsity 4+ 2nd A 17:20.52 2nd Varsity A 8:25.6 4th A 17:27.3 Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st A 8:24.5 4th Novice B 8:37.2 7th C 18:24.6 Collegiate 8+ Novice 4+ Hobbs Island Regatta Novice 8+ Collegiate 4+ 3rd A 17:57.2 1st A 9:13.1 Sat., Oct. 27, 2007 1st A 7:17.9 3rd C 19:53.8 5th B 18:58.1 Second Varsity 8+ Huntsville, Ala. 5th D 19:55.0 Collegiate 4+ 1st A 7:51.0 Championship 4+ Creighton Dual Meet 9th B 21:23.0 3rd A 19:49.1 1st A 22:01 Sat., April 5, 2008 11th A 21:26.0 Creighton Dual Meet Varsity 8+ Tuscaloosa, Ala. Double Head of the Charles Sat., April, 14, 2007 2nd B 19:17 Varsity 8+ 2nd A 25:36.7 Oct. 21-22, 2006 Omaha, Neb. Novice 8+ 1st A 7:40.0 Cambridge, Mass. Varsity 8+ 1st A 22:21 Second Varsity 8+ Head of the Charles Collegiate 8+ 1st A 6:20.5 3rd B 22:52 1st A 7:49.0 Sat., Oct. 18, 2008 27th A 18:17.40 Second Varsity 8+ Varsity 4+, Flight 1 Cambridge, Mass. Club 8+ 1st A 6:45.23 Head of the Hooch 2nd A 8:54.8 Women’s 8+ 39th B 21:20.10 Novice 8+ Sat., Nov. 3, 2007 Varsity 4+, Flight 2 10th A 18:00.96 1st A 6:43.28 Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st B 8:28.0 Head of the Hooch 3rd B 6:45.55 Championship 8+ 3rd C 8:49.1 Hobbs Island Regatta Sat., Nov. 4, 2006 First Varsity 4+ 8th A 18:17.2 4th A 9:09.3 Sat., Oct. 18, 2008 Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st A 7:14.0 25th B 19:19.1 Novice 8+ Huntsville, Ala. Lightweight 4+ Second Varsity 4+ 26th C 19:22.3 1st A 7:59.0 Novice 8+ 4th A 19:05.9 2nd A 7:43.21 Championship 4+ Novice 4+ 1st A 22:47.10 Lightweight 8+ First Novice 4+ 10th A 20:35.9 1st A 9:06.8 2nd B 23:15.21 4th A 17:42.6 1st A 7:31.80 13th B 20:57.7 3rd B 9:26.9 Novice 8+ Second Novice 4+ 18th C 21:35.7 Head of the Tennessee 11th B 18:40.1 1st A 7:49.40 Novice 8+ Murray State Dual Meet Sat., Oct. 25, 2008 13th A 19:03.5 6th A 20:46.0 Sat., April 12, 2008 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 14th C 19:14.1 Southern Intercollegiate 8th B 21:02.3 Murray, Ky. Collegiate 8+ Championship 8+ Rowing Association Varsity 8+ 3rd A 16:54.31 18th A 16:37.9 Championships Head of the South 1st A 6:46.29 5th B 18:05.47 Championships 4+ April 21-22, 2007 Sat., Nov. 10, 2007 Second Varsity 8+ Collegiate 4+ 26th A 19:23.9 Oak Ridge, Tenn. Augusta, Ga. 1st A 7:08.27 1st A 18:26.78 First Varsity 8+ Championship 8+ Varsity 4+ 2nd B 18:31.28 Head of the South 2nd A 7:03.9 1st A 16:37.4 2nd A 7:43.31 3rd C 19:22.56 Sat., Nov. 11, 2006 Second Varsity 8+ 3rd C 17:31.5 Novice 8+ Novice 8+ Augusta, Ga. 7th A 7:20.2 4th B 17:42.2 1st A 7:06.79 1st A 18:27.00 Championship 8+ First Novice 8 + Championship 4+ 2nd B 7:22.71 4th B 18;45.00 1st A 20:47.7 6th A 7:21.3 1st A 18:00.0 Championship 4+ 2nd B 18:42.0 Southern Intercollegiate Head of the Hooch 1st A 22:31.7 Miami Dual Meet 4th C 18:53.0 Rowing Association Sat., Nov. 1, 2008 Lightweight 4+ Sat., April 28, 2007 Novice 8+ Championships Chattanooga, Tenn. 2nd A 24:34.9 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1st B 18:56.5 April 19-20, 2008 Championship 8+ Novice 8+ Varsity 8+ 2nd C 19:06.4 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 13th A 17:17.4 3rd A 22:50.0 2nd A 6:56.10 Novice 4+ Varsity 8+ 19th B 17:58.0 4th B 22:50.2 Second Varsity/Novice 8+ 2nd A 20:10.6 2nd A 6:49.5 21st C 18:11.1 2nd SV A 7:01.5 3rd C 20:16.0 Second Varsity 8+ Championship 4+ Bucknell Dual Meet 3rd N A 7:03.9 Lightweight 4+ Petite Final 13th B 19:20.7 Sat., March 10, 2007 4th N B 7:16.4 1st A 18:43.2 1st A 7:14.50 15th A 19:39.1 Elberton, Ga. Varsity 4+ Varsity 4+ Novice 8+ Varsity 8+ 1st A 7:16.9 UNC Dual Meet 5th A 8:26.31 1st A 18:03.7 2nd A 7:03.01 2nd B 7:22.5 Sat., March 8, 2008 Novice 8 + 14th B 20:27.7 Second Varsity 8+ Chapel Hill, N.C. 4th A 7:08.71 Novice 4+ 2nd A 7:30.01 Dad Vail College Varsity 8+ Novice 4+ 2nd B 20:27.7 Novice 8+ Championships 1st A 7:13.98 5th A 8:26.31 3rd A 20:35.0 (first race) May 11-12, 2007 Second Varsity 8+ Dad Vail College 1st A 7:36 Philadelphia, Pa. 1st A 7:34.81 Championships Kansas State Dual Meet 2nd B 7:54 Varsity 8+ Varsity 4+ May 9-19, 2008 Tues., March 17, 2009 (second race) Prelims-Heats 1st A 8:31.55 Philadelphia, Pa. Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1st A 7:43 2nd A 7:01.98 Novice 8+ Varsity 8+ First Varsity 8+ 2nd B 8:00 Semifinals-Heats 1st A 7:51.22 Prelims-Heats 2nd A 5:40.5 5th A 6:47.01 Novice 4+ 1st A 6:36.7 Second Varsity 8+ Notre Dame Dual Meet Junior Varsity 8+ 1st A 8:53.71 Semifinals-Heats 1st A 6;21.35 Sun., March 18, 2007 Prelims-Heats 3rd A 6:30.25 Varsity 4+ Oak Ridge, Tenn. 2nd A 7:11.58 Drake Dual Meet Second Final 2nd A 7:00.8 Varsity 8+ Semifinals-Heats Sun., March 16, 2008 4th A 6:46.88 3rd B 7:07.7 2nd A 6:56.5 4th A 6:56.76 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Second Varsity 8+ Novice 8+ Second Varsity 8+ Novice 8+ Varsity 8+ (1st Race) Prelims-Heats 1st A 5:59.6 3rd A 7:20.9 Prelims-Heats 1st A 4:57.9 3rd A 6:49.1 Novice 4+ Novice 8+ 1st A 7:11.85 2nd B 5:11.7 Semifinals-Heats 1st A 6:43.2 2nd A 7:15.5 Semifinals-Heats Varsity 8+ (2nd Race) 4th A 6:44.36 Second Novice 8+ 3rd A 7:00.50 1st A 5:01.9 Varsity 4+ Tennessee Dual Meet 1st A 7:03.4 Novice 4+ 3rd B 5:21.3 Prelims-Heats Sat., March 28, 2009 Prelims-Heats Varsity 4+ (1st Race) 2nd A 7:45.6 Knoxville, Tenn. SMU Dual Meet 2nd A 8:16.20 2nd A 4:24.6 Semifinals-Heats Varsity 8+ Sat., March 31, 2007 Semifinals-Heats Varsity 4+ (2nd Race) 6th A 7:36.92 2nd A 6:43.3 Dallas, Texas 4th A 7:56.55 2nd A 4:47.4 Novice 8+ Second Varsity 8+ First Novice 8+ Novice 8+ (1st Race) Prelims-Heats 2nd A 6:59.0 RECORDS & HISTORY 1st A 7:21.31 2007-08 SEASON 1st A 5:30.0 1st A 6:47.6 First Varsity 4+ 2nd B 7:38.40 Chattanooga Head Race 2nd B 5:51.1 Semifinals-Heats 2nd A 7:48.6 Varsity 4+ Sat., Oct. 13, 2007 Novice 8+ (2nd Race) 2nd A 6:44.68 Second Varsity 4+ 1st A 8:05.04 Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st A 5:32.0 Grand Final 1st A 8:11.22 Varsity 8+ Collegiate 8+ 2nd B 5:42.6 4th A 6:51.86 Novice 8+ 2nd A 7:08.02 2nd A 17:15.5 Novice 4+ Novice 4+ 1st A 6:58.3 Second Varsity 8+ 5th B 18:15.8 1st A 4:55.7 Prelims-Heats 2nd A 7:19.42 6th C 18:30.0 2nd A 7:39.1 UNC/SMU Tri-Meet Collegiate 4+ SMU Dual Meet Semifinals-Heats Sat., April 4, 2009 Murray State Dual Meet 3rd A 19:25.9 Sat., March 29, 2008 5th A 7:41.6 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Sat., April 7, 2007 4th B 19:35.3 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Varsity 8+ Tuscaloosa, Ala. 7th C 20:01.6 Varsity 8+ 2008-09 SEASON 1st A 7:23.9 First Varsity 8+ 1st A 6:58.6 Chattanooga Head Race Second Varsity 8+ 1st A 7:28.5 Head of the Charles Second Varsity 8+ Sat., Oct. 11, 2008 1st A 7:52.7 First Novice 8+ Oct. 20-21, 2007 2nd A 7:27.7 Chattanooga, Tenn. Varsity 4+

ROLLTIDE.COM 33 ALL-TIME RESULTS 2nd A 9:09.0 3rd A 6:48.00 Second Varsity 8+ May 15-16, 2010 8th A 16:26.9 3rd B 9:38.8 C Final 3rd A 7:08.05 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 23rd C 17:14.7 Novice 8+ 5th A 6:48.30 Third Varsity 8+ Novice 8+ 25th B 17:15.2 1st A 7:33.0 Varsity 4+ 1st A 7:20.48 Prelims Championship 4+ Novice 4+ Prelims First Novice 8+ 4th A 7:15.40 11th B 18:08.1 2nd A 9:50.5 5th A 7:53.27 2nd A 7:13.92 Semifinals 17th A 18:28.6 C Final Second Novice 8+ 5th A 7:22.18 37th C 19:52.1 Southern Intercollegiate 4th A 7:31.80 1st A 7:40.00 Petite Finals Novice 8+ Rowing Association 3rd A 7:06.19 5th A 18:17.5 Championships 2009-10 SEASON Tennessee & Louisville First Varsity 8+ 19th B 19:22.3 April 18-19, 2009 Chattanooga Head Race Double Dual Prelims Championship 2x Oak Ridge, Tenn. Sat., Oct. 10, 2009 March 27, 2010 5th A 7:01.24 11th A 20:07.6 Novice 8+ Chattanooga, Tenn. Knoxville, Tenn. Semifinals 17th B 20:47.5 Prelims-Heats Collegiate 8+ vs. Tennessee 2nd A 6:53.36 18th C 20:49.2 1st A 7:04.00 2nd A 16:14.50 First Varsity 8+ C Finals Grand Final 4th B 16:37.30 2nd A 6:39.4 4th A 6:45.42 Clemson Regatta 1st A 7:14.90 5th C 16:58.00 Second Varsity 8+ Second Varsity 8+ March 19, 2011 Second Varsity 8+ Collegiate 4+ 2nd A 7:05.8 Prelims Clemson, S.C. Prelims-Heats 4th B 18:09.70 First Varsity 4+ 5th A 7:27.79 First Varsity 8+ 2nd A 7:10.54 5th C 18:19.30 2nd A 7:42.9 Semifinals 3rd A 6:52.05 Grand Finals 8th A 18:39.3 First Novice 8+ 4th A 7:16.77 Second Varsity 8+ 4th A 7:1.50 Collegiate Pairs 1st A 7:02.1 D Final 3rd A 6:56.98 Varsity 8+ 1st A 19:55.10 vs. Louisville 1st A 7:12.10 First Varsity 4+ Prelims-Heats 2nd B 16:58.00 First Varsity 8+ Varsity 4+ 2nd A 7:46.57 4th A 6:56.73 Novice 8+ 2nd A 6:28.9 Prelims Second Varsity 4+ Petite Final 1st A 17:23.50 Second Varsity 8+ 4th A 7:55.36 3rd A 8:04.44 3rd A 7:09.60 2nd A 6:40.6 Semifinals First Novice 8+ Novice 4+ Head of the Charles First Varsity 4+ 2nd A 8:00.94 3rd A 7:32.02 Prelims-Heats Oct. 17-18, 2009 2nd A 7:33.5 C Final 5th A 9:01.35 Cambridge, Mass. First Novice 8+ 3rd A 7:44.30 San Diego Crew Classic Varsity 4+ Women’s 8+ 1st A 6:52.4 Open 4+ April 3, 2011 Prelims-Heats 3rd A 17;41.18 Prelims San Diego, Calif. 3rd A 8:09.02 Championship 4+ Oklahoma & Old 5th A 8:12.51 Collegiate Varsity 8+ Semifinals 14th A 20:35.85 Dominion Tri-Meet Semifinals (Cal Cup) 5th A 8:22.53 April 3, 2010 4th A 8:05.21 Prelims C-Final Hobbs Island Regatta Tuscaloosa, Ala. D Final 2nd A 6:48.91 1st A 8:10.20 Sat., Oct. 17, 2009 First Novice 8+ 1st A 8:01.90 Finals Huntsville, Ala. 1st A 7:01.0 1st A 6:59.90 *Dad Vail College *Championship 8+ First Varsity 8+ 2010-11 SEASON* Collegiate 4+ Championships 1st A 17:12.00 2nd A 6:41.6 Chattanooga Head Race Prelims May 8-9, 2009 Novice 8+ Second Varsity 8+ Sat., Oct. 09, 2010 5th A 7:48.39 Philadelphia, Pa. 4th B 17:35.00 2nd A 7:08.4 Chattanooga, Tenn. Petite Finals Varsity 8+ * UA rowed a novice boat in Second Novice 8+ Collegiate 8+ 4th A 7:51.63 Prelims the race 1st A 7:34.4 2nd A 16:50.5 Collegiate Second Varsity 8+ 12th A 4:43.13 Varsity 4+ 4th B 17:22.4 Prelims Semifinals Secret City Regatta 1st A 7:58.5 7th C 17:37.7 4th A 6:52.70 3rd A 6:35.86 Sat., Oct. 31, 2009 2nd B 8:03.2 Collegiate 4+ Petite Finals Petite Finals Oakridge, Tenn. 2nd A 18:20.1 4th A 6:58.86 4th A 7:25.95 Varsity 8+ Southern Intercollegiate 4th B 18:22.3 Collegiate Novice 8+ Novice 8+ 1st A 17:32.08 Rowing Association Collegiate 2x Prelims Prelims 2nd B 18:08.38 Championships 1st A 20:28.6 4th A 7:30.24 14th A 5:13.77 3rd C 18:30.16 April 17-18, 2010 2nd B 21:09.6 Petite Finals Semifinals Varsity 4+ Oak Ridge, Tenn. 3rd C 21:43.3 3rd A 7:06.97 3rd A 7:00.10 1st A 20:18.83 Varsity 4+ Collegiate 2 Second Varsity 8+ 2nd B 20:26.70 Prelims-Heats 5th A 20:40.7 Central Florida Prelims 3rd C 21:14.75 1st A 7:39.1 6th B 21:40.7 April 9, 2011 10th A 5:19.88 Novice 8+ Grand Final Novice 8+ Tuscaloosa, Ala. Varsity 4+ 1st A 20:09.90 1st A 8:06.10 1st A 18:37.6 First Varsity 8+ Prelims 2nd B 20:40.24 First Varsity 8+ 2nd A 6:29.5 22nd A 5:16.60 Novice 4+ Prelims-Heats Hobbs Island Regatta Second Varsity 8+ Novice 4+ 1st A 20:35.70 3rd A 6:40.5 Sat., Oct. 17, 2010 1st A 6:35.0 Prelims Varsity Doubles Semi-finals Huntsville, Ala. First Varsity 4+ 38th A 5:57.43 1st A 22:40.80 1st A 6:37.0 *Championship 8+ 2nd A 7:27.1 Doubles 2nd B 22:46.30 Grand Final 3rd A 19:05.00 Second Varsity 4+ Prelims 3rd C 23:07.40 6th A 7:03.99 Novice 8+ 2nd A 7:48.0 14th A 6:32.05 Second Varsity 8+ 6th B 22:48.00 Novice 8+ RECORDS & HISTORY * Due to inclement weather, Kansas State Dual Meet Prelims-Heats * UA rowed a novice boat in 2nd A 6:56.4 prelims were rowed over March 15, 2010 3rd A 6:51.6 the race 3rd B 7:26.5 1,500-meters and as time Tuscaloosa, Ala. Grand Final trials instead of heats. Novice 8+ 5th A 7:27.97 Head of the Charles Southern Intercollegiate 1st A 5:41.5 First Novice 8+ Oct. 23, 2010 Rowing Association South/Central Sprint 3rd B 6:04.4 2nd A 7:20.1 Cambridge, Mass. Championships Championships Third Varsity 8+ Second Novice 8+ Club 8+ April 16-17, 2011 May 16-17, 2009 1st A 5:14.6 2nd A 7:34.05 9th A 18:47.2 Oak Ridge, Tenn. Oak Ridge, Tenn. Second Varsity 8+ Championship 8+ Open 4+ Novice 8+ 1st A 5:13.7 Central Florida & 29th A 17:41.09 Prelims-Heats Prelims First Varsity 8+ Miami Tri-meet 1st A 7:24.70 3rd A 6:49.89 1st A 5:26.0 May 1, 2010 Secret City Regatta Grand Final Semifinals Novice 8+, 2nd Race Winter Park, Fla. Sat., Oct. 30, 2010 1st A 7:36.10 6th A 6:45.70 1st A 5:17.7 First Novice 8+ Oakridge, Tenn. First Varsity 8+ Petite Finals 3rd B 5:51.3 1st A 8:08.5 Varsity 8+ Grand Final 6th A 6:43.90 Third Varsity 8+, 2nd Race Second Varsity 4+ 1st A 19:41.14 1st A 6:47.00 Varsity 8+ 1st A 5:09.2 1st A 9:13.3 Varsity 4+ Second Varsity 8+ Prelims Second Varsity 8+, 2nd Race First Varsity 8+ 1st A 21:06.10 Grand Final 5th A 6:49.34 1st A 5:14.0 2nd A 7:42.9 2nd B 21:14.09 1st A 6:49.70 Semifinals First Varsity 8+, 2nd Race Second Varsity 8+ Novice 8+ First Novice 8+ 4th A 6:33.20 1st A 4:59.7 2nd A 8:17.5 1st A 21:48.16 Prelims-Heats D Finals Second Novice 8+ 3rd B 22:36.47 3rd A 6:57.91 1st A 6:33.70 Clemson Regatta 2nd A 8:56.3 Second Novice 8+ Second Varsity 8+ March 20, 2010 First Varsity 4+ Head of the Hooch Prelims-Heats Prelims Clemson, S.C. 3rd A 8:50.5 Sat., Nov. 6, 2010 3rd A 7:05.05 5th A 7:01.50 First Varsity 8+ Chattanooga, Tenn. Grand Final Semifinals 4th A 7:07.62 South/Central Sprints Championship 8+ 5th A 7:31.34

34 ALABAMA ROWING ALL-TIME RESULTS Iowa Cardinal Invitational First Novice 8+ (Grand Finals) Head of the Hooch * After a devastating tornado Sat., April 21, 2012 March 16-17, 2013 5th 7:18.30 November 2-3, 2013 ripped through Tuscaloosa on Tuscaloosa, Ala. Oak Ridge, Tenn. Second Varsity 8+ (Petite Saturday April 27, the UA spring semester Novice 8+ Saturday Finals) Championship 8+ and the Alabama rowing season 2nd A 7:30.60 First Varsity 8+ (Race 1) 3rd 7:08.97 11th 16:56.1 were cut short. Varsity 4+ 2nd 7:10.40 19th 17:33.2 2nd A 8:05.70 First Varsity 8+ (Race 2) Dale England Cup College & Club Novice 8+ 2011-12 SEASON Varsity 8+ 1st 6:37.80 April 26-27, 2013 8th 20:09.8 Chattanooga Head Race 2nd A 6:49.40 Second Varsity 8+ (Race 1) Bloomington, Ind. 22nd 20:09.8 Sat., Oct. 8, 2011 Second Varsity 4+ 1st 7:16.20 Friday Championship 4+ Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st A 8:03.10 Second Varsity 8+ (Race 2) Second Varsity 4+ 17th 18:54.8 Collegiate 8+ Second Varsity 8+ 3rd 6:54.30 3rd 8:25.3 22nd 20:09.8 2nd A 17:12.91 2nd A 7:01.20 First Novice 8+ (Race 1) First Novice 8+ Championship 2x 4th B 17:34.22 1st 7:44.00 2nd 7:29.6 8th 20.31.1 Collegiate 4+ Dartmouth Tri-Meet First Novice 8+ (Race 2) First Varsity 4+ 12th 21.09.9 5th B 18:17.50 Sat., April 28, 2012 2nd 7:11.90 2nd 8:21.1 Sunday 6th D 18:28.60 Hanover, NH Second Novice 8+ (Race 1) Second Varsity 8+ Open 8+ 10th C 18:56.46 First Varsity 8+ 2nd 8:14.90 2nd 7:24.1 7th 15:55.0 11th A 19:07.67 3rd A 6:46.0 Second Novice 8+ (Race 2) First Varsity 8+ 12th 16:07.5 Novice 8+ Novice 8+ 2nd 7:34.50 2nd 7:17.2 23rd 16:59.9 1st A 18:25.35 2nd A 7:26.2 First Varsity 4+ (Race 1) Saturday 30th 17:37.0 Varsity 4+ 1st 8:13.60 Second Varsity 4+ (Race 1) 36th 19:00.7 Head of the Charles 3rd A 7:49.2 First Varsity 4+ (Race 2) 2nd 8:23.2 Oct. 22-23, 2011 Second Varsity 8+ 3rd 7:43.00 Second Varsity 4+ (Race 2) Oak Ridge Cardinal Cambridge, Mass. 2nd A 6:49.1 Second Varsity 4+ (Race 1) 2nd 9:28.5 Invitational Varsity 8+ 1st 8:18.60 First Novice 8+ (Race 1) March 15-16, 2014 28th A 17:25.62 Conference USA Second Varsity 4+ (Race 2) 2nd 7:42.2 Oak Ridge, Tenn. Second Varsity 8+ Championships 3rd 8:04.08 First Novice 8+ (Race 2) Varsity 8 (First Session) 5th A 18:31.66 May 11-12, 2012 Sunday 2nd 8:40.5 3rd 7:06.95 Oak Ridge, Tenn. First Varsity 8+ First Varsity 4+ (Race 1) Varsity 8 (Second Session) Head of the Hooch Varsity 8+ 3rd 7:02.74 2nd 8:19.7 2nd 6:56.73 Nov. 5-6, 2011 Prelims-Heat 1 Second Varsity 8+ First Varsity 4+ (Race 2) Varsity 8 (Third Session) Chattanooga, Tenn. 4th A 7:04.99 3rd 7:19.10 2nd 9:56.2 2nd 7:24.26 Varsity 4+ Second Varsity 8+ First Varsity 4+ Second Varsity 8+ (Race 1) 2nd Varsity 8 (First Session) 9th A 18:22.0 Prelims-Heat 1 3rd 8:05.55 2nd 7:26.1 3rd 7:15.63 16th B 18:49.2 3rd A 7:01.97 Second Varsity 4+ Second Varsity 8+ (Race 2) 2nd Varsity 8(Second Session) Varsity 8+ Novice 8+ 4th 8:36.6 2nd 8:31.0 2nd 7:23.32 13th A 16:49.3 1st A 6:43.28 Novice 8+ First Varsity 8+ (Race 1) 2nd Varsity 8(Third Session) 15th B 17:02.9 3rd B 6:45.55 2nd 7:36.15 2nd 7:14.8 2nd 7:31.07 Novice 8+ First Varsity 4+ First Varsity 8+ (Race 2) Varsity 4 (First Session) 3rd B 18:03.2 1st A 7:14.0 Clemson Dual Regatta 2nd 8:11.5 8:10.33 26th A 20:12.9 Second Varsity 4+ March 23, 2013 Varsity 4 (Second Session) Open 8+ 2nd A 7:43.21 Clemson, S.C. Conference USA 2nd 8:10.20 4th A 17:01.3 First Novice 4+ First Varsity 8+ Championships Varsity 4 (Third Session) 7th B 17:12.8 1st A 7:31.80 2nd 7:01.4 May 18, 2013 2nd 8:33.61 10th C 17:49.1 Second Novice 4+ Second Varsity 8+ Oak Ridge, Tenn. 2nd Varsity 4 (First Session) 29th D 20:03.3 1st A 7:49.40 2nd 7:08.6 First Varsity 4+ (Petite Final) 4th 8:28.72 First Varsity 4+ 2nd 7:56.47 2nd Varsity 4 (Second Session) Oak Ridge Regatta 2012-13 SEASON 2nd 8:21.6 Second Varsity 8+ (Petite Final) 1st 8:10.20 Sat., March 17, 2012 Chattanooga Head Race Second Varsity 4+ 4th 7:09.04 2nd Varsity 4 (Third Session) Oak Ridge, Tenn. Sat., Oct. 13, 2012 2nd 8:03.9 First Varsity 8+ (Petite Final) 2nd 8:39.61 Varsity 8+ Chattanooga, Tenn. First Novice 8+ 4th 6:54.11 3rd Varsity 4 (Second Session) 2nd A 6:44.63 Collegiate 8+ 2nd 7:31.4 Novice 8+ (Grand Final) 1st 8:18.34 Varsity 4+ 1st 16:29.38 Second Novice 8+ 6th 7:24.20 3rd Varsity 4 (Third Session) (first race) 6th 17:09.10 2nd 7:48.1 First Varsity 8+ (Heat 2) 2nd 8:16.34 2nd A 7:53.46 7th 17:19.26 5th 6:59.94 Novice 8 (First Session (second race) Collegiate 4+ Central Florida & West Second Varsity 8+ (Heat 2) 2nd 7:33.96 2nd A 7:48.52 3rd 19:35.52 Virginia 4th 7:02.10 Novice 8 (Second Session) (third race) 5th 19:49.99 April 6, 2013 First Varsity 4+ (Heat 1) 2nd 7:32.71 2nd A 7:40.72 8th 20:40.02 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 5th 7:56.62 Lightweight 4+ Novice 8+ First Varsity 8+ Novice 8+ (Heat 2) Sacramento & San Diego 2nd A 24:34.9 1st A 19:54.27 3rd 7:52.1 3rd 7:22.80 State Novice 8+ Open 2x Second Varsity 8+ March 22, 2014 3rd A 22:50.0 2nd 20:56.26 2nd 7:50.4 2013-14 SEASON Racho Cordova, Calif. 4th B 22:50.2 Collegiate 2 First Varsity 4+ Chattanooga Head Race Varsity 8 1st 23:11:22 1st 8:48.5 Saturday, October 12, 2013 3rd 7:10.9 San Diego Crew Classic 3rd 23:47.15 Second Varsity 4+ Chattanooga, Tenn 2nd Varsity 8 March 31- April 1, 2012 1st 9:02.5 Collegiate 8+ 3rd 7:06.8 San Diego, Calif. Head of the Charles Novice 8+ 1st 17:38.80 2nd Varsity 4 Varsity 8+ Oct. 20-21, 2012 2nd 8:00.2 2nd 17:45:64 3rd 7:20.3 6th A 7:12.75 Cambridge, Mass. 3rd 8:38.9 3rd 18:07.11 Novice 8/3rd Varsity 4 Second Varsity 8+ Club 8 Novice 8+ 3rd 7:20.3 (first race) 3rd 17:15.44 Knecht Cup 1st 19:15.36 10th 19:49.10 6th A 7:10.43 April 13-14, 2013 Collegiate 4+ Women’s College 2- (second race) Head of the Hooch Cherry Hill, N.J. 2nd 18:46.90 10th 21:50.09 3rd A 7:03.37 Nov. 3-4, 2012 Saturday 6th 19:13.90 11th 21:53.53 Varsity 4+ Chattanooga, Tenn. Varsity 4+ 9th 19:48.79 12th 22:16.17 7th A 8:08.34 Saturday 5th 8:25.36 10th 19:49.10 RECORDS & HISTORY Varsity 8+ Second Varsity 4+ Women’s College 2- St. Mary’s Rhode Island Quad Meet 6th 16:40.9 5th 8:17.96 10th 21:50.09 March 23, 2014 Sat, April 14, 2012 18th 17:24.4 First Varsity 8+ 11th 21:53.53 Rancho Cordova, Calif. Kingstone, R.I. Novice 8+ 4th 6:58.28 12th 22:16.17 Varsity 8 Varsity 8+ 13th 19:05.7 Second Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:07.1 4th A 7:18.33 18th 19:41.9 2nd 7:10.34 Head of the Charles 2nd Varsity 8 Second Varsity 8+ Varsity 4+ Novice 8+ October 19-20, 2013 2nd 7:07.1 2nd A 7:14.29 13th 19:05.7 2nd 7:12.35 Cambridge, Mass. Varsity 4 Varsity 4+ 18th 19:41.9 Second Varsity 8+ (Semi Finals) Saturday 1st 4th A 8:05.09 Sunday 4th 7:03.84 Club 8+ 8:10.3 Second Varsity 4+ Varsity 8+ Novice 8+ (Semi Finals) 11th 17:39.93 2nd Varsity 4 16:56.1 3rd A 8:25.22 3rd 17:11.0 2nd 7:14.46 Varsity 4+ 1st 8:40.4 Novice 8+ 12th 17:36.7 Sunday Sunday 3rd Varsity 4 4th A 7:39.55 18th 18:03.4 Second Novice 8+ (Finals) 20th 20:41.04 1st 8:16.6 1st 7:49.59 Novice 8

ROLLTIDE.COM 35 1st 7:24.7 Open 4-A (Petite Finals) 2nd Varsity 8 Prelims - 10th Overall / 2nd in 7th 20:34.05 3rd 8:06.05 A.M. 3rd 6:25.074 Heat: 8:16.92 Championship Doubles/2X SMU & Eastern Michigan Open 4-B (Petite Finals) P.M. 4th 6:29.253 Petite Final - 1st: 8:21.01 1st 18:08.34 April 5, 2014 6th 8:13.00 3rd 18:59.93 Tuscaloosa, AL. March 15: Women’s Novice 8 4th 19:04.16 Varsity 8 2014-15 SEASON 1V8+ Race Prelims - 5th Overall / 2nd in 5th 19:29.70 1st 7:36.3 Chattanooga Head Race 4th 6:11.077 Heat: 7:10.39 Novice 4+ 2nd Varsity 8 Saturday, October 11, 2014 Grand Final - 5th: 7:13.22 1st 18:10.55 1st 7:38.0 Chattanooga, Tenn. 2V8+ Race Novice 8+ Varsity 4 3rd 6:19.351 Women’s Varsity 4 2nd 18:15.21 1st A 8:46.7 Collegiate 8+ Semifinal - 4th Overall / 1st in College 4+ 2nd B 8:53.0 1st 17:00.91 1V4+ Race Heat: 8:16.92 1st 18:13.37 Novice 8 2nd 17:30.04 3rd 6:55.261 Grand Final - 2nd: 7:44.82 2nd 18:17.45 2nd 7:58.5 3rd 17:50.10 5th 18:47.32 6th 18:29.93 2V4+ Race Women’s Second Varsity 4 8th 19:21.36 Knecht Cup Regatta 3rd 6:55.261 Grand Final - 4th: 7:50.50 April 12, 2014 Collegiate Novice 8+ Race Head of the Charles West Windsor Township, N.J. 1st 18:34.58 2V4+ Race Women’s Third Varsity 8 Saturday, October 17, 2015 Saturday 2nd 7:05.736 Prelims - 3rd Overall / 3rd in Cambridge, Mass. Varsity 8 Women’s Championship 2x Heat: 7:16.12 3rd 7:01.23 Race 3V4+ Race Final - 5th: 7:16.90 Club 8+ Varsity 8 (Semi Finals) 2nd 20:28.58 3rd B 7:04.608 6th 17:38.851 4th 6:59.25 3rd 20:38.84 4th A 7:12.940 Women’s Second Varsity 8 20th 18:33.430 Novice 8 4th 21:12.88 Prelims - 8th Overall / 3rd in 3rd 7:19.29 1N8+/3V8+ Race Heat: 7:05.32 Novice 8 (Semi Finals) Women’s Championship 2+ 3rd 6:29.806 Petite Final - 2nd: 7:02.96 Head of the Hooch Regatta 4th 7:18.50 Race Nov. 7-8, 2015 2nd Varsity 4 7th 21:18.33 2N8+/4V8+ Race Women’s Varsity 8 Chattanooga, Tenn. 4th 7:10.32 8th 21.22.07 2nd 7:41.520 Semifinal - 20th Overall / 7th 2nd Varsity 4 (Semi Finals) 11th 21:41.43 in Heat: 7:00.89 Championship 8+ Drake University 9th 17.03.2 3rd 6:55.32 Women’s Collegiate 4+ Race March 21, 2015 SMU 14th 17:26.6 Varsity 4 5th 19:05.84 Tuscaloosa, Ala. April 25, 2015 18th 17.47.9 2nd A 7:54.31 7th 19:22.71 Dallas, Texas Women’s College & Club Novice 8+ 4th B 8:05.47 8th 19:24.84 1V8+ Race 3V8 2nd N/A 1st 16:49.8 Varsity 4 (Semi Finals) 11th 20:08.84 1st 7:21.4 2V8 1st 7:06.4 8th 18:40.3 5th 7:49.95 1V4 1st 7:53.4 Women’s Championship 4+ Sunday 2V8+ Race 2V4/3V4 13th 18:28.1 Novice 8 Head of the Charles Regatta 1st 7:31.1 1st (A) 8:04.2 16th 18:40.3 8th 7:28.42 October 18-19, 2014 2nd (B) 8:14.5 21st 19:03.3 2nd Varsity 8 Cambridge, Mass. 1V4+ Race 1V8 3rd 7:05.8 Women’s Championship 2X 9th 7:04.22 1st 8:17.6 2nd 18:55.4 Varsity 4 October 18 2nd 8:21.4 Big 12 Championships 6th 19:57.8 3rd 8:07.79 Club 8+ 3rd 8:23.3 May 16-17, 2015 7th 20:14.4 Varsity 8 (Petite Final) 9th 17:20.788 4th 8:35.8 Oak Ridge, Tenn. Open 8+ 6th 7:07.25 7th 16:49.2 Club 4+ N8+ Race Women 2,000 Meter 1v8 8th 16:53.5 Dale England Cup 32/59 boats 20:09.147 1st 7:37.6 Heat 2 Preliminaries: 11th 17:07.8 April 25, 2014 2nd 7:40.8 3rd 6:48.91q 12th 17:10.1 Bloomington, Ind. October 19 14th 17:23.0 Friday Jacksonville Women 2,000 Meter 2v8 19th 18:12.6 Novice 8 Championship 8+ March 28, 2015 Heat 2 Preliminaries: 2nd 7:34.2 33rd 18:39.84 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 3rd 6:49.48q Eastern Michigan 2nd Varsity 8 Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016 2nd 6:59.0 Head of the Hooch Regatta 1V8+ Race Women 2000 Meter 1v4 Varsity 8 November 2, 2014 2nd 7:22.5 Heat 2 Preliminaries Novice 8/3V8 2nd 6:50.8 Chattanooga, Tenn. 3rd 7:38.92q 1st 3:34.32 Varsity 4 2V8+ Race 2nd 3:41.05 2nd 7:45.9 November 2 1st 7:17.4 Women 2000 Meter 2v4 3rd 3:40.47 Saturday Open 8+ Results Heat 1 Preliminaries 2V8 Varsity 8 5th 16:29.2 1V4+ Race 2nd 7:39.35q 1st 3:31.27 2nd 6:50.8 10th 17:01.1 1st 7:57.5 2nd 3:32.1 Varsity 4 7:45.9 15th 17:16.7 2nd 8:08.9 Women 2000 Meter 3v8 3rd 3:33.0 2nd Varsity 4 18th 17:41.3 3rd 8:11.5 Heat 1 Preliminaries 2nd 8:08.5 21st 18:06.5 4th 8:23.3 2nd 7:07.17q 1V8 Varsity 4 24th 19:16.7 1st 3:43.3 RECORDS & HISTORY 2nd 7:58.2 28th 20:04.0 N8+ Race Women 2000 Meter 3v4 Novice 8/3V8 2nd Varsity 8 2nd 7:23.9 Section 1 1st 3:24.43 2nd 7:04.9 Cardinal Invitational Regatta 3rd 7:48.7 4th 8:11.20 2nd 3:33.31 Varsity 8 March 14-15, 2015 3rd 3:42.31 2nd 6:58.1 Oak Ridge, Tenn. Knetch Cup Regatta 2V8 3rd Varsity 4 (Second Session) April 11-12, 2015 May 17 1st 3:21.28 2nd 8:12.3 March 14: Camden, N.J. 3rd Varsity 8 - 4th - 7:29.10 2nd 3:23.55 2nd Varsity 4 (Second Session) 3rd Varsity/1st Novice 8 2nd Varsity 4 - 6th - 8:09.13 3rd 3:24.05 2nd 8:05.6 A.M 3rd 6:33.427 April 11 1st Varsity 4 - 6th - 8:02.54 1V8 Varsity 4 P.M. 3rd 6:29.258 Women’s Varsity 4 2nd Varsity 8 - 4th - 7:06.80 1st 3:34.4 2nd 7:51.0 P.M. 2nd (A) 6:32.455 4th Overall/2nd in Heat: 1st Varsity 8 - 6th - 7:13.91 Novice 8/3V8 Novice 8 (Second Session) P.M. 3rd (B) 6:53:059 7:42.81 1st 3:31.79 2nd 7:22.8 2015-16 SEASON 2nd 3:35.49 2nd Varsity 8 (Second Session) 2nd Varsity 4 Women’s Second Varsity 4 Chattanooga Head Race 3rd 3:43.91 2nd 7:05.6 A.M. 4th 7:09.278 5th Overall/3rd in Heat: Saturday, October 10, 2015 2V8 Varsity 8 (Second Session) P.M. 2nd 6:54.007 7:53.71 Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st 3:24.4 2nd 6:52.9 4th Varsity 8/ 2nd Novice 8 2nd 3:27.4 A.M. 4th 6:52.947 Women’s Second Varsity 8 Collegiate 8+ 3rd 3:36.9 Conference USA Championships 5th Overall / 2nd in Heat: 1st 16:11.24 1V8 May 17, 2014 1st Varsity 4 6:53.96 2nd 16:43.40 1st 3:31.4 Oak Ridge, Tenn. A.M. 4th 7:13.434 3rd 16:52.15 Novice 8/3V8 Varsity 8 (Petite Finals) A.M. 4th 7:08.348 Women’s Varsity 8 4th 17:30.60 1st 3:32.86 5th 6:56.15 6th Overall / 3rd in Heat: 5th 17:09.52 2nd 3:36.06 2nd Varsity 8 (Petite Finals) 1st Varsity 8 6:44.89 Collegiate Pairs/2+ 3rd 3:45.10 5th 7:07.3 A.M. 4th 6:21.828 2nd 18:44.07 1V8 Varsity 4 (Petite Finals) A.M. 4th 6:18.802 April 12 3rd 18:59.44 1st 3:01.78 5th 6:52.9 Women’s Novice 4 4th 19:41.14 3rd 3:14.07

36 ALABAMA ROWING 4th 3:15.97 Third Varsity 8+ 5th 3:16.0 Final: Head of the Hooch Regatta Third Varsity 8+ Head of the Charles 5th 7:18.41 Weekend, Oct. 5-6, 2016 1st 7:13.09 Saturday, Oct. 21, 2017 Cardinal Invitational Semifinal: (Heat2) Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st 7:11.4 Camrdidge, Mass. Saturday, March 12, 2016 3rd 7:25.57 Second Varsity 4+ Oak Ridge Tenn. Quarterfinal: (Heat 1) Championship 8+ 1st 7:47.7 Club 4+ 2nd 7:51.13 6th 16:57.4 1st 7:38.4 1st 18:02.402 Varsity 8 13th 17:32.8 First Varsity 4+ Club 8+ 4th 6:45.34 SMU 14th 17:35.5 1st 7:57.5 7th 17:03.774 Varsity 4A Saturday, April 30, 2016 College & Club Novice 8+ 1st 7:36.7 4th 7:56.38 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2nd 18:01.0 Second Varsity 8+ Head of the Hooch Novice 8/ 3V8 4th 19:02.4 1st 6:54.9 Nov. 4-5, 2017 1st 6:57.23 Championship 2X 1st 7:05.1 Chattanooga, Tenn. 2nd 6:50.10 First Varsity 4+ 2nd 19:34.1 First Varsity 8+ Varsity 4B 1st 7:41.8 8th 20:32.4 1st 6:54.9 Saturday, Nov. 4 3rd 7:42.95 2nd 8:01.8 Championship 4+ 1st 6.47.0 Championship 8+ Second Novice/ 4V8 3rd 8:08.9 5th 18:23.2 3rd 16:20.64 1st 6:58.6 Second Varsity 8+ 20th 19:18.9 SMU 9th 16:56.68 2nd 7:01.86 1st 7:03.6 Open 8+ April 21, 2017 16th 17:34.82 Varsity 8 2nd 7:04.2 2nd 16:38.4 Dallas, Texas 4th 6:58.90 3rd 7:12.1 5th 17:12.0 College and Club Novice 8+ Varsity 4A First Varsity 8+ 6th 17:28.8 First Varsity 8+ 4th 17:35.06 4th 8:08.36 1st 6:49.7 8th 17:41.1 1st 6:43.4 7th 18:46.54 Novice 8/3V8 11th 17:55.8 Second/Third Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:14.16 Big 12 Championship 18th 18:32.5 1st (2V8+) 6:59.2 Championship 2x 3rd 7:23.08 Day 1 - Saturday, May 14, 2016 2nd (3V8+) 7:01.0 2nd 19:47.86 2V8 Oak Ridge, Tenn. Eastern Michigan First Varsity 4+ 4th 20:15.31 4th 7:0274 Feb. 25, 2017 1st 7:26.6 Varsity 4B First Varsity 8+ (Heat Two) Tuscaloosa, Ala. Second/Third Varsity 4+ Championship 4+ 4th 7:53.58 4th in the Heat, 8th Overall 1st (2V4+) 7:35.7 7th 18:11.25 Novice 8/3V8 6:47.365 Varsity 8 1st 3:25.81 2nd (3V4+) 7:41.5 8th 18:16.80 2nd 7:05.86 Second Varsity 8+ (Heat Two) Varsity 8A 1st 3:29.28 4th in the Heat, 8th overall Varsity 8B 2nd 3:34.99 Big 12 Championship Sunday, Nov. 5 Drake 6:59.655 Novice 8/3V8 1st 3:38.28 Day 1, May 13, 2017 Open 8+ March 19, 2016 First Varsity 4+ (Heat One) Novice 8/3V8 2nd 3:43.74 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 1st 17:18.41 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Second in Heat, Third Overall 3rd 18:07.15 7:21.303 Dayton 6th 18:34.51 Second Varsity 4+ Third Varsity 8+ (Heat One) March 25, 2017 First Varsity 8+ (Heat One) 9th 19:11.29 1st 8:41.6 Second in Heat, Second Overall Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2nd in Heat, 3rd Overall 10th 19:25.24 Varsity 8+ 6:48.549 6:32.237 1st 7:22.6 Third Varsity 4+ (Final) Session 1: Second Varsity 8+ (Heat Two) Central Florida Second Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:35.488 1V4+: 1st 7:51.0 3rd in Heat, 6th Overall Saturday, Nov. 11, 2017 1st 7:38.0 2nd 7:53.5 6:57.662 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 3rd 8:25.4 Big 12 Championship 2V8+: 1st 7:24.6 First Varsity 4+ (Heat Two) 2,500-meter Downstream Varsity 4+ Day 2 - Saturday, May 15, 2016 2nd 7:30.9 1st in Heat, 2nd Overall First Novice 8+ 1st 1st 8:15.1 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 3rd 7:37.2 7:15.272 2nd 2nd 8:39.4 4th 7:44.2 Second Varisty 4+ (Heat Two) First Varsity 8+ 2nd Third Varsity 8+ 1V8+: 1st 6:55.3 2nd in Heat, 3rd Overall Third Varsity 8+ 1st Lake Natoma Regatta Sacramento 3rd 7:10.885 2nd 7:15.0 7:23.359 2nd Sacramento, Calif. Second Varsity 4+ (Grand Final) Session 2: Third Varsity 8+ (Heat Two) 3rd March 19-20, 2016 5th 8:03.445 Varsity 4+: 1st 3:42.8 2nd in Heat, 3rd Overall Second Novice 8+ 2nd First Varsity 4+ (Grand Final) 2nd 4:04.9 6:46.153 Second Varsity 8+ 1st Morning Session: 1st 6:33.7 2nd 7:42.630 2V8+: 1st 3:42.8 Third Varsity 4+ (Petite Final) Afternoon Session: 1st 6:47.1 Second Varsity 8+ (Petite Final) 2nd 3:44.2 2nd 7:28.357 2,500-meter Upstream Second Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:09.311 3rd 3:45.1 First Novice 8+ 1st Morning Session: 1st 6:42.9 First Varsity 8+ (Petite Final) 4th 3:57.8 Big 12 Championship 3rd Afternoon Session: 1st 6:54.7 1st 7:01.649 1V8+: 1st 3:30.6 Day 2 - May 14, 2017 First Varsity 8+ 2nd Varsity 4+ 2nd 3:37.5 Oak Ridge, Tenn. Third Varsity 8+ 1st Morning Session: 1st 7:41.5 2016-17 SEASON Session 3: 2nd Afternoon Session: 2nd 7:45.5 Chattanooga Head Race Varsity 4+: 1st 3:59.0 Third Varsity 8+ (Grand Final) 4th Saturday, Oct. 8, 2016 2nd 4:01.6 2nd 6:49.512 Second Novice 8+ 1st Knecht Cup Regatta Chattanooga, Tenn. 2V8+: 1st 3:38.7 Second Varsity 4+ (Petite Second Varsity 8+ 1st Weekend, April 9-10, 2016 2nd 3:43.3 Final) Mercer, N.J. Collegiate 8+ 3rd 3:50.7 3rd 7:28.153 1,500-meter Downstream 1st 7:59.9 4th 3:59.2 First Varsity 4+ (Grand Final) First Novice 8+ 1st First Varsity 4+ 2nd 8:00.8 1V8+: 1st 3:29.2 2nd 7:13.496 2nd Sunday 4th 8:26.6 2nd 3:42.2 Second Varsity 8+ (Grand 1V8+/2V8+ 1st (1V8+) Grand Final: 5th 8:29.5 Final) 4th (2V8+) 5th 7:37.96 8th 8:49.0 FIRA Rowing Regatta 6th 6:57.389 Third Varsity 8+ 1st Semifinal: Collegiate Pair/2- Weekend of March 31, 2017 First Varsity 8+ (Grand Final) 2nd 2nd 8:51.97 1st 9:49.9 Sarasota, Fla. 4th 6:42.057 3rd Quarterfinal: 5th 10:26.3 Second Novice 8+ 1st 2nd 8:26.45 7th 10:48.6 Second Varsity 4+ 2017-18 SEASON Second Varsity 4+ Championship Doubles/2+ 1st 7:31.7 Chattanooga Head Race 1,500-meter Upstream Grandfinal: 1st 9:49.9 1st 7:33.4 Saturday, Oct. 14, 2017 First Novice 8+ 1st 4th 7:48.12 2nd 10:19.9 First Varsity 4+ Chattanooga, Tenn. 2nd Semifinal: 4th 10:41.8 1st 7:24.2 1V8+/2V8+ 2nd (1V8+) 2nd 8:51.97 Novice 8+ 1st 7:32.0 Collegiate 8+ 4th (2V8+) RECORDS & HISTORY Quarterfinal: 1st 8:55.7 Third Varsity 8+ 1st 16:39.9 Third Varsity 8+ 1st 2nd 8:26.45 Collegiate 4+ 1st 6:55.9 2nd 17:14.7 2nd Grandfinal: 1st 8:57.8 3rd 7:01.44 3rd 17:19.3 4th 5th 7:57.86 3rd 9:49.2 1st 6:59.2 5th 17:55.5 Second Novice 8+ 1st Semifinal: 7th 9:58.0 4th 7:12.1 Novice 4+ 3rd 8:57.15 8th 10:05.7 Second Varsity 8+ 1st 19:31.9 1,500-meter Downstream Quarterfinal: 5th 7:01.36 Collegiate 4+ First Novice 8+ 1st 2nd 8:30.60 Head of the Charles 5th 6:57.5 1st 17:54.8 2nd First Varsity 8+ Weekend, Oct. 22-23, 2016 First Varsity 8+ 2nd 18:58.7 1V8+/2V8+ 2nd (1V8+) Petite Final: Cambridge, Mass. 3rd 6:38.0 4th 19:01.5 3rd (2V8+) 6th 7:04.76 3rd 6:39.1 5th 19:25.7 Third Varsity 8+ 1st Semifinal: (Heat 2) Championship 4+ 6th 19:26.4 2nd 4th 7:12.88 18th 20:50.949 Big 12 Regatta 8th 20:36.7 3rd Quarterfinal: (Heat 4) Club 4+ Weekend of April 8, 2017 Collegiate Novice 8+ Second Novice 8+ 1st 2nd 7:36.96 12th 20:12.426 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 1st 18:57.6

ROLLTIDE.COM 37 Eastern Michigan Second Varsity 8+ Second Varsity 8+ Saturday Heats Third Varsity 8+ Saturday, Feb. 24, 2018 1st 4:06.4 2nd 6:45.665 1V8+ 1st 8:35.8 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 3rd 4:16.9 2nd 6:59.627 2nd 8:42.8 Varsity 4+ 3rd 8:52.3 Session 1 Varsity 4+ 1st 7:21.319 2V8+ Varsity 8+ 1st 4:26.1 2nd 6:59.512 First/Second Varsity 4+ 1st 3:41.99 2nd 4:27.8 Second Varsity 4+ 1st 9:20.1 3rd 3:35.9 1st 7:32.696 1V4+ 2nd 9:34.5 Second Varsity 4+ 2nd 7:45.850 Second Varsity 8+ 1st 4:33.7 Third Varsity 8+ 1,000-meter session 1st 3:52.05 2nd 4:34.2 1st 6:54.406 2V4+ Varsity 8+ | Race 1 2nd 3:54.51 3rd 4:34.5 2nd 7:57.815 1st 4:21.5 Lake Natoma Invitational 2nd 4:27.9 Varsity 4+ 1,000-meter Session 2 April 14-15, 2018 3V8+ 3rd 4:36.1 1st 4:24.01 Varsity 8+ Gold River, Calif. 2nd 7:15.253 1st 3:51.2 Varsity 4+ | Race 1 Second Varsity 4+ Saturday, Session 1 3V4+ 1st 5:02.1 1st 4:21.60 Second Varsity 8+ Varsity 4+ 2nd 8:15.659 2nd 5:13.6 2nd 4:27.53 1st 4:00.5 3rd 7:26.6 2nd 4:05.8 Sunday Grand Finals Varsity 8+ | Race 2 Session 2 Second Varsity 8+ 3V8+ 1st 4:15.8 Varsity 8+ Varsity 4+ 3rd 6:54.3 3rd 7:08.299 2nd 4:24.0 1st 3:47.09 1st 4:19.2 3rd 4:28.6 2nd 3:51.47 2nd 4:20.4 Varsity 8+ 2V4+ 3rd 6:50.3 3rd 7:47.482 Varsity 4+ | Race 2 Second Varsity 8+ Second Varsity 4+ 1st 5:11.4 1st 3:52.32 1st 4:27.2 Second Varsity 4+ 1V4+ 2nd 5:21.9 2nd 3:52.74 2nd 4:29.9 3rd 7:44.3 3rd 7:36.175 3rd 4:32.4 Cardinal Invitational Varsity 4+ Saturday, Session 2 2V8+ March 16-17, 2019 1st 4:25.01 Crimson Tide Invitational Varsity 4+ 5th 6:59.315 Oak Ridge, Tenn. Saturday, March 24, 2018 3rd 7:40.4 Second Varsity 4+ Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1V8+ Saturday Morning session 1st 4:23.38 Second Varsity 8+ 6th 7:02.876 First Varsity 8+ 2nd 4:25.62 Morning Session 3rd 6:55.5 2nd 5:44.9 Varsity 8+ 2018-19 SEASON Session 3 1st 7:13.5 Varsity 8+ Head of the Oklahoma First Varsity 4+ Varsity 8+ 4th 6:49.4 Sept. 28-29, 2018 1st 6:21.3 1st 3:49.15 Second Varsity 8+ Oklahoma City, Okla. 2nd 3:52.41 1st 6:51.4 Second Varsity 4+ Petite Final Third Varsity 8+/Novice 8+ 1st 7:38.4 Women’s Collegiate 8+ 1st 5:58.4 Second Varsity 8+ Varsity 4+ 5th 14:39.4 1st 3:57.9 1st 7:36.9 Sunday 6th 14:50.9 Second Varsity 8+ 2nd 3:58.27 Third Varsity 8+ Women’s Collegiate 4+ 1st 5:54.9 Second Varsity 4+ 3rd 7:01.0 5th 16:08.8 Varsity 4+ 1st 7:39.9 6th 16:12.1 Second Varsity 4+ 1st 4:29.59 First Varsity 4+ 11th 16:43.80 1st 6:32.9 Third Varsity 8+ 1st 7:33.5 12th 16:44.0 Second Varsity 4+ 1st 6:42.3 Women’s Collegiate 8+ 500m Final Saturday Afternoon session 1st 4:23.66 2nd 6:52.9 Second Varsity 8+ 3rd 1:35.04 First Varsity 8+ 2nd 4:31.72 3rd 6:56.5 1st 7:03.6 4th 1:36.75 3rd 5:49.3 Women’s Open 2- Session 4 Afternoon Session First Varsity 8+ 1st 16:43.6 First Varsity 4+ Varsity 8+ Varsity 8+ A Final 2nd 7:03.8 5th 17:35.4 3rd 6:24.9 1st 3:46.97 2nd 6:44.2 11th 17:50.7 3rd 3:59.18 Longhorn Invitational 17th 17:57.9 Third Varsity 8+/Novice 8+ Second Varsity 8+ A Final Saturday, April 28, 2018 18th 18:05.7 3rd 5:59.9 Second Varsity 8+ 1st 6:36.3 Austin, Texas 23rd 18:21.7 1st 3:59.3 31st 18:51.5 Second Varsity 8+ 2nd 4:03.89 Varsity 4+ A Final Heats 38th 20:14.1 3rd 5:54.7 1st 7:19.1 Second Varsity 4+ Varsity 4+ 4th 7:40.450 Head of the Hooch Second Varsity 4+ 1st 4:28.11 Second Varsity 4+ Nov. 3-4, 2018 2nd 6:25.8 1st 7:35.4 First Varsity 8+ Chattanooga, Tenn. Second Varsity 4+ 4th 7:00.608 Sunday Finals 1st 4:23.39 Third Varsity 8+ Women’s Championship 8+ First Varsity 8+ RECORDS & HISTORY 2nd 4:30.55 1st 6:46.9 Second Varsity 8+ 2nd 15:02.0 1st 5:42.5 2nd 6:57.2 4th 6:59.163 10th 15:40.3 SMU 3rd 7:16.1 14th 16:09.9 First Varsity 4+ Saturday, March 3, 2018 First Varsity 4+ 17th 16:42.1 1st 6:26.5 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Big 12 Double Dual 2nd 7:13.261 Women’s College & Club Saturday, April 7, 2018 Novice 8+ Third Varsity 8+/Novice 8+ 2,000 meters Kansas City, Kan. Third Varsity 8+ 10th 17:20.7 1st 6:04.8 Varsity 8+ 3rd 7:06.409 14th 17:54.7 1st 7:43.2 Session 1 Women’s Championship 4+ Second Varsity 8+ Varisty 8+ B Finals 3rd 16:36.7 1st 5:57.1 Second Varsity 8+ 1st 6:36.750 2nd 7:59.061 9th 16:48.2 1st 8:03.5 17th 17:41.1 Second Varsity 4+ 3rd 8:59.8 Second Varsity 8+ First Varsity 8+ Women’s Open 8+ 1st 6:39.9 1st 6:48.132 4th 7:28.811 1st 6:35.4 Varsity 4+ 5th 6:46.4 Tennessee 1st 8:33.8 Varsity 4+ Second Varsity 8+ 7th 6:52.1 March 23 2019 2nd 8:47.3 1st 7:17.504 3rd 7:13.261 8th 6:53.7 Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Second Varsity 4+ Second Varsity 4+ First Varsity 4+ Eastern Michigan First Varsity 8+ 1st 8:37.8 1st 7:42.319 1st 8:04.505 March 2, 2019 1st 5:58.1 2nd 8:52.3 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 3rd 9:00.9 Third Varsity 8+ Third Varsity 8+ Second Varsity 8+ 1st 7:00.036 1st 7:45:318 2,000-meter session 1st 6:05.4 1,000-meter Session 1 First/Second Varsity 8+ Varsity 8+ Session 2 Big 12 Championships 1st 8:04.9 First Varsity 4+ 1st 3:53.9 Varsity 8+ May 14-15, 2018 4th DNF 1st 6:42.6 1st 6:43.207 Oak Ridge, Tenn.

38 ALABAMA ROWING Second Varsity 4+ 2nd 2:40.9 Second Varsity 4+ Petite Final Third Varsity 4+ 1st 6:09.2 1st 7:47.9 2nd 7:40.9 Tennessee 3rd 7:05.8 First/Second Varsity 8+ March 21, 2020 1st 2.36.6 Second Varsity 4+ Third Varsity 8+ Tuscaloosa, Ala. Third Varsity 8+ 2nd 2:38.9 1st 7:33.1 2nd 6:56.4 1st 6:09.2 Sunshine State Invitational Sunshine State Invitational First Varsity 4+ Second Varsity 4+ April 3-4, 2020 Jacksonville/Creighton April 4-5, 2019 2nd 7:26.1 3rd 7:42.5 Sarasota, Fla. March 30, 2019 Sarasota, Fla. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Clemson Invitational First Varsity 4+ Clemson Invitational Heats April 19-20, 2019 2nd 7:38.4 April 18-19, 2020 2,000-meter session Second Varsity 4+ Clemson, S.C. Clemson, S.C. Third Varsity 4+ 1st 7:18.2 Second Varsity 8+ 1st 7:26.1 4th 7:39.8 Cancelled 3rd 6:52.6 Longhorn Invitational 2nd 7:45.1 April 25, 2020 First Varsity 4+ SMU First Varsity 8+ Austin, Texas Second Varsity 4+ 2nd 7:18.7 April 27, 2019 3rd 6:43.1 1st 7:22.0 Dallas, Texas Big 12 Championships Third Varsity 8+ 2019-20 SEASON May 17, 2020 Third Varsity 8+ 1st 6:46.2 Second Varsity 4+ Head of the Oklahoma Austin, Texas 1st 6:37.6 1st 8:08.19 Oct. 5-6, 2019 2nd 6:52.6 Second Varsity 8+ Oklahoma City, Okla. 1st 6:37.0 First Varsity 4+ Second Varsity 8+ 2nd 8:06.54 Head of the Hooch 1st 6:34.8 First Varsity 8+ Nov. 2-3, 2019 1st 6:31.5 Second Varsity 8+ Chattanooga, Tenn. First Varsity 8+ 1st 7:06.84 1st 6:25.3 Grand Finals Eastern Michigan / Southern First Varsity 8+ First Varsity 8+ Methodist Sprint Pieces 1st 6:30.2 2nd 7:02.2 February 29, 2020 First/Second Varsity 4+ Second Varsity 8+ Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1st 2:31.5 1st 6:40.2 Big 12 Championships 2nd 2:34.8 May 18-19, 2019 Cardinal Invitational Third Varsity 8+ Oak Ridge, Tenn. March 14-15, 2020 Third Varsity 8+ 1st 6:52.5 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 1st 2:33.5 HISTORY IN THE MAKING JORJA MACRAE BECOMES ALABAMA ROWING’S FIRST ALL-AMERICAN Alabama’s Jorja Macrae earned All-America honors from the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) it was announced Friday.

With the honor, the sophomore becomes the first Crimson Tide rower to earn All-America recognition in the program’s 13-year history. The Whataroa, New Zealand native rowed with Alabama’s First Varsity 8+ and led the Tide to its first national ranking during the season.

The Crimson Tide also had eight rowers earn a place on the CRCA National Scholar-Athlete list, led by senior Raien Emery, who became Alabama rowing’s first CoSIDA Academic All-American in June. Emery was joined by Sydney Boles, McKenna Clark, Ilaria Earl, Sarah Giuliani, Corinne Guay, Darcy Jennings and Rachel Sowell. The Tide’s total of eight ranks in the top-25 nationally.

The National Scholar-Athlete honors requires that a rower maintain a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher for her career and be a sophomore or better in class standing.

NATIONAL AWARDS CRCA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES (127) 2015 (12) Ashley Allison, Jacklin Byers, Alyssa Drevenak, Melissa Etter, Nura 2007 (7) Sarah Beaver, McKenna Frease, Leigh Ann Lazarus, Cristin Liveoak, Hussein, Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Jennifer Parker, Haleigh Christina McClellan, Margaret Strojny, Kathryn Tippey Robinson, Katherine Scott, Alexandra Smith, Gabby Sprio 2008 (9) Sarah Beaver, Courtney Crumby, McKenna Frease, Leigh Ann Lazarus, 2016 (17) Charlotte Adkins, Vanessa Barone, Jacklin Byers, Tayla Cabana, Claire Stacey Ogle, Bailey Sanders, Katie Spohr, Margaret Strojny, Katie Estep, Maggie Gillespie, Meghan Hampton, Nicole Lane, Anne RECORDS & HISTORY Tippey Lehmann, Olivia Miller, Emily Navin, Jennifer Parker, Katherine Scott, 2009 (9) Helen Barnes, Chelsea Collins, Lauren Hovey, Sara Leibold, Stacey Ali Smith, Gabby Sprio, Shannon Sweatt, Lindsey Taylor Ogle, Bailey Sanders, Katie Spohr, Kathryn Tippey, Mary Vlasis 2017 (14) Cheyenne Adams, Charlotte Adkins, Tayla Cabana, Raien Emery, 2010 (11) Jessica Allaway, Helen Barnes, Chelsea Collins, Lauren Hovey, Alissa Claire Estep, Lauren Fehr, Maggie GIllespie, Danielle Kem, Kranz, Sara Leibold, Stacey Ogle, Bailey Sanders, Katie Spohr, Valerie Nicole Lane, Emily Navin, Jennifer Parker, Rachel Sowell, Vargas, Stephanie Varner Shannon Sweatt, Lindsey Taylor 2011 (8) Jessica Allaway, Tabitha Coleman, Jennifer Johnson, Alissa Kranz, 2018 (11) Charlotte Adkins, Tayla Cabana, Makena Clark, Raien Emery, Danielle Jessica Parker, Mariah Styer, Leigh Ann Terch, Stephanie Varner Kem, Nicole Lane, Anne Lehmann, Monica McGraw, Emily Navin, 2012 (5) Erika Baranek, Tabitha Coleman, Jessica Parker, Canella Tinker, Rachel Sowell, Lindsay Taylor Stephanie Varner 2019 (8) Sydney Boles, Makena Clark, Ilaria Earl, Raien Emery, Sarah Giulani, 2013 (7) Ashley Allison, Tabitha Coleman, Alyssa Drevenak, Melissa Etter, Cori Guay, Darcy Jennings, Rachel Sowell Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Canella Tinker 2014 (9) Ashley Allison, Courtney Atkinson, Jacklin Byers, Kaitlin Carlisle, CRCA ALL-SOUTH REGION TEAM (3) Melissa Etter, Nura Hussein, Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, 2008 Bryn Crawford Alexandra Smith. 2011 Alissa Kranz 2017 Nicole Lane

ROLLTIDE.COM 39 CRIMSON TIDE HONOR ROLL CONFERENCE AWARDS ALL-BIG 12 ROWING TEAM (4) Smith, Gabrielle Sprio, Miller Tuohy, Elizabeth Van Zandt, Jamie 2015 Maureen Purcell Ziolkowski. 2016 Olivia Dennis 2017 Nicole Lane, Jennifer Parker SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL (294) 2018 Nicole Lane 2007 (9) Bryn Crawford, Victoria Croy, McKenna Frease, Rachel Kimbrough, Leigh Ann Lazarus, Cristin Liveoak, Genna McIlwaine, Marley McKenzie, BIG 12 COACH OF THE YEAR Margaret Strojny 2019 Glenn Putyrae 2008 (16) Jessica Autrey, Sarah Beaver, Bryn Crawford, Victoria Croy, Courtney Crumby, McKenna Frease, Rachel Justiss, Leign Ann Lazarus, Courtney CONFERENCE USA ALL-CONFERENCE ROWING TEAM (5) Lewallen, Tacoma Morrissey , Stacey Ogle, Bailey Sanders, Katie Spohr, 2010 Laura Skaggs Margaret Strojny, Kathryn Tippey, Cathryn Whitlock 2011 Alissa Kranz 2009 (23) Katie Allaway, Jessica Autrey, Erika Baranek, Helen Barnes, Camille 2012 Leigh Ann Terch Campbell, Chelsea Collins, Victoria Croy, Katelyn Halicks, Lauren 2013 Tabitha Coleman Hovey, Kristen Iverson, Sara Leibold, Tacoma Morrissey, Stacey 2014 Lynsey Marshall Ogle, Bailey Sanders, Laura Skaggs, Katie Smith, Katherine Spohr, Paige Storey, Kathryn Tippey, Stephanie Varner, Mary Vlasis, Cathryn CONFERENCE USA ALL-ACADEMIC ROWING TEAM (10) Whitlock, Sarah Whitt 2010 Stacey Ogle, Bailey Sanders, Katie Spohr* 2010 (27) Jessica Allaway, Jessica Autrey, Erika Baranek, Helen Barnes, Daniella 2011 Jessica Allaway, Alissa Kranz, Stephanie Varner Barone, Camille Campbell, Chelsea Collins, Sarah Eadon, Amelia 2012 Canella Tinker, Stephanie Varner* Houghton, Lauren Hovey, Kristen Iverson, Jennifer Johnson, Alissa 2013 Tabitha Coleman Kranz, Sara Leibold, Tacoma Morrissey, Stacey Ogle, Jessica Parker, 2014 Ashley Allison Bailey Sanders, Jessica Scively, Katie Spohr, Mariah Styer, Valerie * unanimous selection Vargas, Stephanie Varner, Leigh Waddell, Cathryn Whitlock, Sarah Whitt, Veronica Wilson CONFERENCE USA COMMISSIONER’S MEDAL (27) 2011 (17) Jessica Allaway, Erika Baranek, Daniella Barone, Tabitha Coleman, 2012 (7)  Brennan Glynn, Kristen Hickman, Melissa Jenkins, Caitlin O’Neil, Sarah Eadon, Mary Hauswirth, Kristen Iverson, Jennifer Johnson, Alissa Logan O’Neil, Canella Tinker, Stephanie Varner Kranz, Jessica Parker, Laura Skaggs, Renee Strong, Mariah Styer, Leigh 2013 (6)  Ashley Allison, Jacklin Byers, Kaitlin Carlisle, Christina Gusella, Caitlin Ann Terch, Stephanie Varner, Leigh Erin Waddell, Kendall Williamson O’Neil, Canella Tinker 2012 (17) Ashley Allison, Bianca Arrington, Erika Baranek, Emily Chadwell, 2014 (14) Ashley Allison, Jacklin Byers, Kaitlin Carlisle, Delia Hurley, Alexis Tabitha Coleman, Alyssa Drevenak, Kristen Hickman, Kristen Iverson, McAvoy, Maggie Nugent, Logan O’Neil, Jennifer Parker, Haleigh Emily LeBeau, Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Jessica Parker, Paige Robinson, Katherine Scott, Jenee Small, Alexandria Smith, Gabrielle Storey, Mariah Styer, Leigh Ann Terch, Canella Tinker, Stephanie Varner Spiro and Jamie Ziolkowski. 2013 (18) Ashley Allison, Elaina Arsenovic, Courtney Atkinson, Kiffy Balchon, Kathleen Bentley, Kate Bishop, Kathryn Case, Emily Chadwell, Tabitha ACADEMIC ALL BIG 12 (154) Coleman, Alyssa Drevenak, Melissa Etter, Brianne Hadar, Caitlin 2015 (25) Ashley Allison, Courtney Atkinson, Jacklin Byers, Katie Chambers, Erin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Jessica Parker, Canella Tinker, Elizabeth Van Delaney, Olivia Dennis, Alyssa Drevenak, Melissa Etter, Madeleine Zandt Evans, Rachel Henderson, Nura Hussein, Gina Lupo, Abby Marks, 2014 (18) Ashley Allison, Courtney Atkinson, Kathleen Bentley, Jacklin Byers, Miller Tuohy, Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Rachel Palmer, Jennifer Kaitlin Carlisle, Emily Chadwell, Tori Cohen, Olivia Dennis, Alyssa Parker, Allie Pospisil, Haleigh Robinson, Kendall Scullion, Katherine Drevenak, Melissa Etter, Brianne Hader, Nura Hussein, Lynsey Marshall, Scott, Alexa Shannon, Alexandra Smith, Gabby Sprio Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Miller Tuohy, Anna Chambers, Erin 2016 (35) Charlotte Adkins, Courtney Atkinson, Vanessa Barone, Lydia Blount, Delaney Jacklin Byers, Tayla Cabana, Katie Chambers, Erin Delaney, 2015 (26) Ashley Allison, Courtney Atkinson, Caroline Blackington, Jacklin Olivia Dennis, Madeleine Evans, Claire Estep, Leslie Feriozzi, Maggie Byers, Katie Chambers, Erin Delaney, Alyssa Drevenak, Melissa Etter, Gillespie, Jacqueline Guezille, Meghan Hampton, Rachel Henderson, Madeleine Evans, Rachel Henderson, Nura Hussein, Abigail Marks, Nicole Lane, Anne Lehmann, Abby Marks, Dani Mazer, Olivia Miller, Dani Mazer, Miller Tuohy, Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Nyia Owen, Emily Navin, Amanda Oliver, Nyia Owen, Abi Palmer, Jennifer Parker, Abigail Palmer, Rachel Palmer, Jennifer Parker, Alexandra Pospisil, Rachel Palmer, Allie Pospisil, Katherine Scott, Maggie Schulz, Ali Haleigh Robinson, Katie Scott, Alexa Shannon, Ali Smith, Gabby Sprio Smith, Gabby Sprio, Shannon Sweatt, Lindsey Taylor, Miller Tuohy 2016 (33) Lydia Blount, Jacklin Byers, Tayla Cabana, Katie Chambers, Erin 2017 (30) Cheyenne Adams, Charlotte Adkins, Vanessa Barone, Lydia Blount, Delaney, Olivia Dennis, Claire Estep, Madeleine Evans, Maggie Tayla Cabana, Virginia Dodenhoff, Raien Emery, Claire Estep, GIllespie, Jacqueline Guezille, Meghan Hampton, Erin Hayes, Rachel Lauren Fehr, Maggie Gillespie, Jacqueline Guezille, Meghan Hampton, Henderson, Danielle Kem, Nicole Lane, Anne Lehmann, Abigail Marks, Samantha James, Victoria Kacsits, Danielle Kem, Nicole Lane, Dani Mazer, Olivia Miller, Emily Navin, Jordan Nezich, Amanda Oliver, Abby Marks, Dani Mazer, Rebecca McGinn, Monica McGraw, Nyia Owen, Rachel Palmer, Jennifer Parker, Ali Pospisil, Margaret Olivia Miller, Emily Navin, Jennifer Parker, Allie Pospisil, Schulz, Katie Scott, Alexandria Smith, Gabby Sprio, Shannon Sweatt, Maggie Schulz,Katie Scott, Rachel Sowell, Gabby Sprio, Lindsay Taylor, Miller Tuohy Shannon Sweatt, Lindsey Taylor 2017 (36) Cheyenne Adams, Charlotte Adkins, Vanessa Barone, Lydia Blount, 2018 (35) Cheyenne Adams, Charlotte Adkins, Lydia Blount, Sydney Boles, Tayla Cabana, Abigail Davis, Danielle Davis, Virginia Dodenhoff, Tayla Cabana, Makena Clark, Gaby Crawford, Olivia DeGroot, Kylie Raien Emery, Claire Estep, Lauren Fehr, Maggie Gillespie, Zoe Diffley, Virginia Dodenhoff, Raien Emery, Claire Estep, Lauren Fehr, Guckien, Jacqueline Guezille, Abbee Hall, Meghan Hampton, Erin Leslie Feriozzi, Samantha Gafford, Sarah Giuliani, Jacqueline Guezille, Hayes, Samantha James, Victoria Kacsits, Danielle Kem, Nicole Lane, Keilani Hamann, Erin Hayes, Maggie Hocutt, Hunter James, Anne Lehmann, Abby Marks, Dani Mazer, Rebecca McGinn, Monica Danielle Kem, Gabrielle Krieger, Nicole Lane, Anne Lehmann, McGraw, Olivia Miller, Emily Navin, Jennifer Parker, Allie Pospisil, Carley McCoin, Monica McGraw, Emily Navin, Arielle Schafer, Maggie Schulz, Katie Scott, Rachel Sowell, Gabby Sprio, Shannon Elaine Schutte, Rachel Sowell, Lauren Taylor Liindsey Taylor Sweatt, Lindsey Taylor 2019 (29) Cheyenne Adams, Sydney Boles, Makena Clark, Shannon Conlin, 2018 (40) Cheyenne Adams, Charlotte Adkins, Lydia Blount, Tayla Cabana, Peyton Cowell, Olivia DeGroot, Kylie Diffley, Virginia Dodenhoff, Makena Clark, Peyton Cowell, Gaby Crawford, Olivia DeGroot, Ilaria Earl, Laura Egeland, Raien Emery, Lauren Fehr, Samantha Gafford, Kylie Diffley, Virginia Dodenhoff, Jillian Dunbar, Laura Egeland, RECORDS & HISTORY Gabrielle Gevers, Sarah Giuliani, Isabella Gonzales, Cori Guay, Keilani Raien Emery, Claire Estep, Lauren Fehr, Leslie Feriozzi, Samantha Hamann, Hailey Higgins, Gabrielle Krieger, Jorja MacRae, Carley Gafford, Maggie Gillespie, Sarah Giuliani, Alexandra Griffith, McCoin, Monica McGraw, Amanda O’Bryan, Alexandra Ramoska, Jacqueline Guezille, Keilani Hamann, Erin Hayes, Hailey Higgins, Arielle Schafer, Olivia Schuerman, Rachel Sowell, Jacqueline White Maggie Hocutt, Hunter James, Danielle Kem, Gabrielle Krieger, Nicole Lane, Anne Lehmann, Carley McCoin, Monica McGraw, Emily Navin, CONFERENCE USA COMMISSIONER’S HONOR ROLL (94) Arielle Schafer, Elaine Schutte, Rachel Sowell, Caroline Speith, Shannon Sweatt, Lauren Taylor, Lindsey Taylor 2012 (23) Ashley Allison, Erika Baranek, Brittney Bebek, Emily Chadwell, Mary 2019 (14) Haley Alexander, Cathryn Antonacio, Caroline Austin, McKenna Ana Christopher, Tabitha Coleman, Alyssa Drevenak, Melissa Etter, Ali Carroll, Ellen Davis, Leigha Geraghty, Kathryn Kurtz, Ella Fabbro, JJ Fadely, Brennan Glynn, Kristen Hickman, Kristen Iverson, Maggio, Madison Miller, Brynn Pelletier, Lina Rak, Gianna Rucki, Lucy Melissa Jenkins, Caroline Lendl, Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Emily Stevens, Abigail Zembas Osbourne, Jessica Parker, Mariah Styer, Leigh Ann Terch, Canella Tinker, Stephanie Varner 2013 (28) Ashley Allison, Elaina Arsenovic, Courtney Atkinson, Lauren Aziz, Kate COSIDA ALL-AMERICAN Bishop, Jacklin Byers, Kaitlin Carlisle, Emily Chadwell, Amy Chockley, 2019 Raien Emery Tabitha Coleman , Alyssa Drevenak, Melissa Etter, JJ Fadley, Hailey Gilleland, Christina Gusella, Rachel Henderson, Jenny Kubisch, Miller McCarthy Tuohy, Claire Northern, Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Abigail Palmer, Jessica Parker, Canella Tinker, Abigail Turok, Elizabeth Van Zandt, Sydney West, Megan Wolf 2014 (43) Ashley Allison, Courtney Atkinson, Kathleen Bentley, Jacklin Byers, Kaitlin Carlisle, Emily Chadwel, Savannah Chandler, Tori Cohen, Erin Delaney, Olivia Dennis, Alyssa Drevenak, Melissa Etter, Brianna Hadar, Delia Hurley, Nura Huessein, Erin Johnson, Michaela Kowatch, Julie Leonard, Gina Lupo, Valentia Makrides, Kelsey Mark, Abigail Marks, Lynsey Marshall, Dani Mazer, Alexis McAvoy, Hannah Merrill, Emily Nicholson, Maggie Nugent, Caitlin O’Neil, Logan O’Neil, Nyia Owen, Jennifer Parker, Alexandra Pospisil, Haleigh Robinson, Ashlyn Roze, Katherine Scott, Alexa Shannon, Jenee Small, Alexandria

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