2025-26 Women's Rowing Roster
Biography
• 2025 All-SSC
• 2024 SSC Boat of the Year (Varsity 8)
• 2024 All-SSC
2024-25 (Sophomore): Received a spot on the All-SSC team for a second-straight season…member of the SSC Boat of the Week (Varsity 8) that placed just 3.3 seconds back in a dual against NCAA I Jacksonville (March 1), the defending Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference champions…helped the Eagles’ Varsity eight shell win at the Stetson showdown (March 15), beating NCAA II foes Jacksonville and Stetson as well as No. 7 Rollins, Nova Southeastern, and NCAA III No. 2 Wesleyan to win SSC Boat of the Week honors again…took gold in varsity eight at the FIRA Championships (March 29) by 9.19 seconds, a performance that was good enough to win SSC Boat of the Week for a third time…also won in Varsity 4 (B) at that same regatta…the two victories aided the Eagles in capturing a second-straight state title…rowed in the SSC Boat of the Week (Varsity 8) that placed fourth in the Petite Final at the Knecht Cup (April 12)…was crowned an SSC varsity eight champion thanks to a winning performance at the conference championship (April 25) and assisted ERAU in winning the overall team title for a fourth-consecutive year…then became a national champion in eights with a come-from-behind victory in the grand final at the NCAA II Championship…that played a large part in helping Embry-Riddle capture the program’s first national title.
2023-24 (Freshman): Named to the All-SSC team…part of the SSC’s Boat of the Year (Varsity Eight)…competed in 18 races and earned four medals…helped power Freshman/Novice Four to a gold (15:22.621) at the Head of the Schuylkill (Oct. 28)…received SSC Boat of the Week honors by defeating Barry twice at the Eagles’ home dual (March 11)…aided the Eagles to a fourth-straight FIRA state championship (March 30) with a win in Varsity Eight (7:02.77), the SSC Boat of the Week, and a third-place result in Freshman/Novice Four (8:02.29)…earned a bronze medal in DII Eights (7:06.41) at the Knecht Cup (Apr. 14)…won in Eights (6:56.8) at the SSC Championship to give ERAU its third-consecutive conference title…competed at the NCAA II National Championship (June 1) in Eights.
Prep: 2023 graduate of Olympia High School…won the U19 pair at the USRowing Northwest Regionals…also placed third in the U19 4-...grabbed a third-place result in the 4- C Final at Nationals in 2023.
Personal: Born in Seattle, Washington…parents are Jase and Melanie Webb…father, Jase, played basketball at Montana State…majoring in Aeronautical Science…desires to be a commercial pilot.
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