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Molly Hamrick |
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Alex Morss |
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Alex Morss is from Concord, MA and began rowing her sophomore year at the Groton School. She then rowed in the lightweight varsity eight at Princeton for four years and was captain her senior year. During that time, the lightweights medaled at Eastern sprints in 3 of 4 years, including a gold medal in 2011 and a silver medal at the IRA National Championship. She has competed internationally for the US at the 2012 and 2013 under-23 world championships in the lightweight single and lightweight double, respectively. After graduating she spent a year training at Vesper Boat Club in Philadelphia and then with the SoCal scullers. She began coaching in the fall of 2016 as a volunteer with the MIT openweight women. She then helped coach high school girls at Nobles and Greenough in Dedham, MA and spent last summer as an assistant coach for the Cambridge Boat Club junior program. She is the current lightweight women's assistant coach at Princeton.
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Joe Gartland |
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Joe Gartland grew up in Harvard, Massachusetts outside Boston, and began rowing at St. John’s HS in Shrewsbury. He went on to row for Boston University, graduating in 2013. Following his undergraduate career, Joe began coaching at Williams College as the freshman men’s coach and recruiting coordinator. After two successful years at Williams, Joe moved back to Boston, working for two years with the boys at Community Rowing Inc. He now serves as an Assistant Coach for the Princeton Heavyweight Men’s team.
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Paul Casey |
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Paul Casey started his rowing career as a freshman walk-on at Ithaca College. After a formative experience in upstate New York, he moved to Boston, Massachusetts to pursue coaching, where he coached the Wayland-Weston Rowing Association for two and a half years. He also spent a year as a volunteer with the heavyweight men of Boston University, and the summer of 2017 working with juniors and masters at Cambridge Boat Club. He now works as an assistant coach with the Princeton Lightweight Men.
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Jim Washburn |
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Jim Washburn rowed for four years at the Lawrenceville School and captained the crew for his last two years, stroking the senior four to the school’s first appearance at the Scholastic National Championships. At Trinity College, he stroked the freshman heavyweight eight to a silver medal, and a gold medal at the New England Rowing Championships in the varsity heavyweight eight. After two years of teaching and coaching at Tabor Academy, Jim taught and coached varsity boys crews at Lawrenceville for six years. This is the twelfth summer Jim is coaching at Craftsbury Sculling Center and his second with the Lakers. Off the water, Jim teaches history and government at Montgomery High School.
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Tess Kozlowski |
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Tess Kozlowski
Bio to come soon.
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Brad Gulick |
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Brad Gulick
Photo and Bio to come soon.
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