Team NYAC

Molly made her first Olympic appearance at the Tokyo 2020 Games, at which she placed fifth in the lightweight double sculls. That same year, she and her sculls partner, Michelle Sechser (non-NYAC), were awarded USRowing’s Ernestine Bayer Award, presented in recognition of outstanding ...

Paris will be Chris’ first Olympics. His career highlights include a sixth-place finish in the men’s eight at the 2023 World Rowing Championships and being a member of five national teams (Under 23: 2017-2019; Senior: 2022-2023). His fine 2024 form is indicated by his second place finish in ...

Nick Mead hails from a rowing dynasty, his father having rowed at Princeton (’81) and his mother and brother both having taken to the water in the colors of the University of Pennsylvania. Nick himself has already savored the Olympic experience; he competed in the Tokyo Games of 2021, placing ...

In the fall of 2014, Charlotte Buck walked on to the crew team at New York’s Columbia University. Three year’s later, she was the captain and MVP, an honor she repeated in 2018. Renowned for her competitive drive, Charlotte ultimately made the national squad and placed fourth in the eight ...

Olivia Coffey was already an accomplished veteran before she went to the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2021. In 2013, 2015 and 2018 she had claimed world championships gold medals in the four, quad sculls and eight, respectively. Add to that tally world championships bronze medals in the quad sculls ...

After placing seventh in the women’s four at the 2020 Tokyo Games, Claire secured a bronze medal in the pair at the following year’s world championships (2022). At the 2023 world championships, she was a member of the boat that placed fourth in the four. At Princeton, Claire was a three-time ...

Meghan Musnicki approaches the Paris Games as one of the most accomplished members of Team USA. A two-time Olympic gold medalist in the eight (2012, 2016), Paris will be her fourth Games, having also competed in Tokyo where the eight placed fourth. Adding to her resumé, Meghan is a five time ...

At the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2021, Regina was a member of the boat that placed fourth in the women’s eight, a position that she duplicated at the following year’s world championships. One year later, however, in 2023, she made it on to the podium at those championships when the US boat ...

At the Tokyo Games of 2021, Maddie was a member of the boat that placed seventh in the women’s four, a placing she is hoping to improve as a member of the eight in Paris. She has been a fixture at the World Rowing Championships over the past six years, finishing sixth or better each time out, ...

Kelsey began rowing in 2005 in New Zealand where her sister, Erin, was a multiple-time national champion. Just three years later, she contested the world junior championships in Linz, Austria contesting the quad sculls and has continued an upward trajectory ever since. At the most recent ...

With her grandfather, mother and uncle all accomplished rowers, it may have been inevitable that Teal would also follow that path. Success does not come inevitably, but Teal’s has been considerable with a bronze medal in the women’s four at the 2019 world under-23 championships, and gold and ...