2026-27 MIT Women's Openweight Crew Roster
Biography
Before MIT:
- Attended The Hotchkiss School and graduated in 2026
- Was a two-sport varsity athlete in volleyball and crew, earning four varsity letters in volleyball and three in crew
- Served as volleyball court captain and co-captain and earned All-NEPSAC honors in 2024 and All-NEPSAC Honorable Mention in 2023
- Served as crew co-captain during junior and senior years and helped the first varsity four place sixth at the 2025 NEIRA Championships
- Participated in the Hotchkiss Drama Association as both an actor and director in numerous one-act and full-length productions
- Performed with the Hotchkiss Tsunami Step Team throughout high school
- Served on the board of the Hotchkiss Medical Society and earned EMT, EMR, and CPR certifications
- Participated in Model United Nations, student government, the Blue Ambassador Program, and community service initiatives
Personal:
- From Atlanta, Georgia but born in New York City
- Has two siblings, Jonny and Julia, and two cats
- Enjoys cooking and baking, especially making birthday cakes for friends
- Loves skiing, tennis, traveling, attending plays, musicals and ballets, and watching television
- Is a certified EMT
- Her brother, Jonathan, is a member of the MIT Lightweight Crew Team
- Her father, David, played football and baseball at Cornell
Why MIT?
- "I chose to attend MIT because it offers the rare combination of rigorous academics, meaningful research opportunities, and a collaborative community. I am especially excited to study the brain and contribute to research that could improve the understanding and treatment of neurological injuries. MIT will allow me to learn from leading professors, work alongside students who are equally curious and driven, and apply what I learn to real-world problems. At the same time, I wanted a college where I could continue rowing, challenge myself athletically, and become part of a close-knit team. MIT gives me the opportunity to grow as a student, researcher, athlete, and person."
