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Awards:
• NESCAC Spring All-Academic Team (2021)
 
2020-21 (Spring):
Competed in sixth regattas during the spring … Made the NESCAC Spring All-Academic Team … Finished sixth among eight boats as a crew member at Coast Guard’s J70 Invitational (4/10).

2020-21 (Fall):
Raced in both regattas as a skipper against Boston College … Placed 11th with Simon Moreira at the Camel Invite (10/31) and with Renee Smith at the Thames River Challenge (11/7).
 
2019-20 (Spring):
Did not compete.
 
2019-20 (Fall):
Competed in two regattas as both a skipper and crew member … Placed as high as 10th while sailing in the crew spot alongside Harris Padegs at the Yale Invitational (9/21-22).
 
High School:
Four-year letterwinner in swimming at Weston … Was also a member of the rowing team for two seasons … Earned a Massachusetts State Seal of Biliteracy with distinction as well as a combined three gold and silver medals on the National Latin Exam … Member of the National Honor Society.
 
Personal:
Majoring in Mathematics and Economics and minoring in Linguistics … Is also enrolled in the Data, Information, and Society Pathway … Enjoys yoga, making pasta, and playing boardgames.
 
Why Did You Choose Connecticut College?
“I chose Conn because of all the great things I heard about the professors here and the tight-knit community. The fact that the waterfront is so close with such a great sailing team really helped me decide to become a Camel!”
 
What Does #OneCamel Mean To You?
“To me, #OneCamel means that a success for any Camel is a success for all of us. It means that we are responsible for helping push our peers to their highest potential and supporting them through their struggles.”