I began rowing the summer before my freshman year. After rowing during the fall season, I decided to take a leap and switched to coxing full-time. I started by coxing both Novice girls and boys and I believe that my initial foundation as a rower has helped me tremendously when it comes to understanding the rowing stroke. I also know first-hand what calls work to push my rowers past their pre-conceived limits. The constant competition within my program's men's team (between the different lineups and the coxswains themselves) instantly got me hooked. When I joined the Varsity boys' team, I discovered a side of myself that I had not known existed. Over time, I have evolved into a leader. I have become confident in my steering, I have gained the trust of my crew, and I have realized the importance of communication. Coxing is a lot of work, and is typically an under-appreciated craft; however, each and every day, when I am out on the water with my crew, I fall in love with my sport all over again. Competition has become such an important aspect of my life and it is my goal to continue coxing in college.
Rowed 1st year and has been a coxswain since the winter season of her freshman year.
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High School Information
High School:
The Hockaday School
State:
TEXAS
Enrollment:
1068
Phone:
(214) 363-6311
Academic Accomplishments
Honors Classes:
Yes. Honors Latin Literature
Honors Gothic Literature
Honors Creative Writing
AP Classes:
Yes. AP Biology, AP U.S. History, AP Calculus AB, AP U.S. Government (self-study), AP Calculus BC, AP Physics C, AP Latin: Caesar & Vergil, AP Economics
Registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center?
Yes
Awards, Achievements and Activities
Award
Outstanding Achievement on the National Latin Exam (2018 -2021)
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Honor Roll (2017-2021)
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Mathcounts Certificate of Merit (2019)
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Wharton Future of the Business World (2020)
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Wharton Understanding Your Money (2021)
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National Society of High School Scholars (2021)
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Patent Pending (2021)
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DiscoverSTEM Mentor (2022)
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Best Abstract Award (2022)
Activity
Mathcounts (2019-2020)
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Latin Club (2020-2021)
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Debate Team (2019-2021)
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Choir (2017-2020)
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Hockaday Fashion Show (2019-2021)
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Muslim Book Club (2020-2021)
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Editor and Writer for School Newspaper (2021-2022)
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DiscoverSTEM (2020-2022)
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