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2016/7/22 9:49:10


Question
I'm a sophomore girl, 5'3 and 126 lbs. My first 2k as a freshman was 9:00.2 and my most recent 2k is a 7:57.2. I'm very involved in my school's rowing program and have been placed on the Varsity 4.

I'm looking into the possibility of a lightweight scholarship. I hear scholarships are pretty hard to come by for lightweight women. I have a lot of time to improve, but in your opinion, what is the likelihood of receiving  a scholarship. Thanks!

Answer
Hi Leah: It is pretty early, but making the V4+ is a good start.  Track your on-water race results; after 20 races, if you find your boat typically finishes in the upper half, then you might have a good shot at a scholarship.

You also may want to consider rowing in a summer club program.  This will give you added experience and may put you in contact with college coaches.
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