Rowing In Paris: The Gold-Medal-Winning Coxless Men's Four Reflect On The 2024 Olympic Games
Liam Corrigan, Justin Best, Nick Mead, and Michael Grady reflect on their historic Paris 2024 moment and future plans
Athlete Bio#
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Height
5'11"
Age
28
Hometown
Jamestown, RI
Education
Princeton University, '19
Quick Facts
Both of her parents rowed in college, and she is now following in their footsteps
Was a four-time Ivy League champion from 2016-2019
Named USRowing's Under 23 Female Athlete of the Year in 2018 and 2019
World Championships Experience
- Most recent: 2023 – 11th (Quadruple Sculls - Women)
- Years of participation: Quadruple Sculls - Women 2022, 2023
- Top finish: 9th – 2022 (Quadruple Sculls - Women)
Career Highlights
- World Championships Under 23, Sarasota, 2019 (Single Sculls - Women)
- World Championships Under 23, Poznan, 2018 (Single Sculls - Women)
- World Championships Under 23, Plovdiv, 2017 (Single Sculls - Women)
- World Championships Under 23, Rotterdam, 2016 (Double Sculls - Women)
- World Junior Championships, Rio de Janeiro, 2015 (Quadruple Sculls - Women)
Olympic Experience
- 1-time Olympian;
- Olympic Games Paris 2024, 5th (Four - Women)
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