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
Sarah Giancola
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Height
5'6"
Age
35
Hometown
Buffalo, NY
Education
Northeastern University
Career Highlights
- Pan American Games, Toronto, 2015 (Quadruple Sculls - Women, Lightweight Double Sculls - Women)
- World Championships Under 23, Trakai, 2012 (Lightweight Quadruple Sculls - Women)
Quick Facts
- Daughter of Tammy and Vince Giancola
- Began rowing in 2004 with the Westside Rowing Club in Buffalo, N.Y
- Coaches at the GMS Rowing Center and is currently studying for her personal training certificate
- Hobbies include running and hiking
- Aspires to own her own café and travel the world after her rowing career.
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World Championships Experience
- Most recent: 2014 – 7th (Lightweight Quadruple Sculls - Women)
- Years of participation: Lightweight Quadruple Sculls - Women 2014
- Top finish: 7th – 2014 (Lightweight Quadruple Sculls - Women)
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With three more days of rowing remaining, Day 5 got underway Wednesday American crews hitting the water.
At Stroke, Liam Corrigan Could Help The Men’s Four Win Team USA’s First Olympic Gold In 64 Years
Last September, Olympian Liam Corrigan stroked the coxless men’s four to a silver medal at the 2023 World Rowing Championships, finishing 2.02 seconds behind Great Britain. It was the U.S.’s first world championships medal in the event in nine years—an...
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For most kids, crew is a sport far off their radar. Daisy Mazzio-Manson could easily answer how she got into rowing as a kid. She grew up in a house where rowing runs deep. Her mom is an Olympian, her dad a world championship medalist, and her brother ...
