In Rowing, Men’s Four Wins First Olympic Gold Medal Since 1960
The last time a U.S. crew in the coxless men’s four stood atop the podium, Dwight D. Eisenhower was president.
Athlete Bio#
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Height
5'10"
Age
33
Hometown
New Canaan, CT
Education
New Canaan High School (New Canaan, Conn.) ‘10 Harvard University ‘14, Economics
Quick Facts
- Son of Andrew and Laura Campbell
- Has one brother, Charlie, and two sisters, Mary and Claire
- Grew up sailing on Lake Michigan
- Left to train in New Zealand during his sophomore year of college
- Works at Quantopian, a financial technology startup company.
Olympic Experience
- 1-time Olympian;
- Olympic Games Rio de Janeiro 2016, 5th (Lightweight Double Sculls - Men)
World Championship Experience
- Most recent: 2019 – 15th (Lightweight Double Sculls - Men)
- Years of participation: Lightweight Double Sculls - Men 2015, 2019; Lightweight Single Sculls - Men 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018
- Medals: 2 (2 bronze)
- Bronze – 2018 (Lightweight Single Sculls - Men); 2012 (Lightweight Single Sculls - Men)
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