2024-25 MIT Sailing Roster
Biography
Career Results
Accolades:
- NEISA First Team Women's Skipper (2023-24)
- NEISA Sportswoman of the Year (2023-24)
- 2x NEISA Sailor of the Week (9/13/23, 10/9/23)
2024-25:
- Was the skipper in 17 races over the season
- Helped MIT take third at teh Southern New England Women's Team Race
- Competed at the ICSA Team Race and Women's Fleet Race National Championships
2023-24:
- Â Skipper in 20 races
- Â Helped bring the team to a first place finish in the Toni Deutsch '58 Regatta and the Franny Charles Women's Team Race
- Â Helped the team to a second place finish in the Stu Nelson Race and the Mrs. Hurst Bowl
- Â Helped the team to a third place finish at the Women's New England Fleet Race Championship
- Â Competed at the ICSA Women's Team Race National Championship, Western Women's National Semi-finals, and the Women's Dinghy National Championship
2022-23:
- Â Skipper in 20 Regattas
- Â Helped MIT take 1st in the B Division at the NEISA Women's Championship
- Â Member of team that took 7th at the College Sailing Women's National Championship
- Â Skipper of A Division Boat that finished 2nd at the Victoria Urn Trophy
2021-22:
- Appeared in 17 regattas as the skipper
- Part of the College Sailing Women's National Championship Western Semifinal Team that finished in seventh in the A Division
- Skipper of the team that won both the Ivan Geiger Team Race and the Seahawk Women's Team Race
- Skippered three second-place finishes in the fall
Before MIT:
- Graduate of Ranney School
- 2021 NJ High School Women's State Champion
- 2018 and 2019 Junior Lightning NJ State Champion
Personal:
- Majoring in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
- Systems Engineering Internship at Fulfil Solutions, Redwood City, CA
- Hall chair on Slugfest in East Campus
- Webcomm at East Campus
Favorite Sports Memory
- My favorite memory came from a regatta last spring. We had just lost three races in a row and were frustrated coming into the dock afterwards. But we knew we had to get right back out there so we tried to get ourselves excited and motivated and forget about the previous races. We pushed off the dock ready to put our all into the next race, but there was still some tensions in the air. Suddenly just as we pushed off we all saw our coach running down the dock towards us carrying something in his hand. Soon after spotting him we hear the sound of a bell ringing and we all cheer back as we realize our coach was ringing the good luck bell we had given them to use in important situations. And the timing could not have been more perfect. After the bell rang we did not lose a single race and won the entire regatta, which wound up coming down to the very final race. But our teams ability to fight back to the top was what made me so proud of this regatta as well as the knowledge that our coach knew us well enough to know exactly how to make us motivated for the next race.
Favorite Memory as an MIT Student-Athlete:
- Last season our team carried a stuffed bunny to every event. For nationals at Stanford I even sacrificed my checked bag to make sure we had Bun Bun with us!
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