Meet the Crew 

It all started because I wanted to follow in my brother's footsteps, unfortunately, the guitar wasn't an option, so rowing it was. I learned to row at Cheltenham Ladies' College and continued as part of the Women's Division 1 Varsity Team at Clemson University during college.

The dreams only got bigger, when in 2020 I rowed across the Atlantic in 43 days, 15 hours and 22 minutes becoming the first brother-sister team to ever row an ocean and the fastest mixed pair.

I knew the Pacific was next, and I am thrilled to be doing it with my best friend Jenny. Not only is she is an incredible woman, intellectually, and athletically but a reliable friend who I know is willing to put everything into making the Pacific a successful and record-breaking crossing. #UnitedRow

It is still funny to me that I ever got into rowing in the first place and now am planning to row across the Pacific Ocean. I'll never forget the very first day I was introduced to the sport. On not more than a whim I decided I would try out for the Clemson University D1 Rowing Team as a walk-on. 

I had absolutely no idea what rowing entailed but figured it was worth a shot given my previous experience in cross-country, basketball, and track and my love for team sports and competition. I was quickly drawn to the sport and surprised myself with how quickly I was able to improve. I was so fortunate to be surrounded by such incredible teammates, Anna being one of them.

I knew if Anna was in my boat we were going fast. I knew if Anna was next to me on the erg it was going to be a battle. I knew if Anna was around we were going to have a good time. I was so incredibly inspired by Anna's Atlantic row that I simply could not pass up the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to row across the Pacific Ocean with my best friend. We stand united with each other, our cause, and our supporters as we prepare for our record-breaking row. #UnitedRow