Bow
Katy rowed in the 2023 Cambridge Women’s Lightweight Boat and 2024 Blondie. This year she finally gets a chance in the bow seat of the Cambridge Blue Boat. Her rowing journey started at her Cambridge college.
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Gemma King in her seventh Boat Race campaign is studying a PhD in stem cell biology, funded by the Wellcome Trust. She was in the winning Blue Boat last year.
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Sophia Hahn started rowing at Henley Rowing Club in Henley-on-Thames, where she moved from the US because of her dad’s job. Sophia’s mum Googled “sports for tall girls” and rowing was the first thing that came up. She signed Sophia up to the local rowing club and the rest was history. She is a 2x U23 World Rowing Champion in the US Women’s eight.
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A graduate of Rutger University in the States, Annie is studying an MPhil in Arts, Creativity & Education.
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Last year’s winning Blue, Carys Earl learned to row at her Cambridge college. She is a fourth-year medicine student.
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Claire Collins comes to the MBA programme at Cambridge from the US Olympic eight. She shares a birthday with Heidi Long, Oxford stroke. Two-time Olympian for the United States, finishing seventh in the four at Tokyo 2020 and fifth in the eight at Paris 2024. She was bronze medallist at the World Championships in 2022 in the pair. This is her first Boat Race campaign.
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Tash Morrice was Under-23 silver medallist in the women’s eight, and European silver medallist in the senior women’s eight. A graduate of Durham University, this is her first Boat Race campaign.
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Stroke
Samy Morton was born in Mexico to a Dutch father, represents Australia and can speak fluent Mandarin. She was Aussie spare for the Paris 2024 Olympics.
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Cox
Jack Nicholas also learned to cox at his Cambridge college. In his spare time, he’s an avid fan of F1 E-Sports.
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