5'9"
39
Wayne, NJ
Rider University, multimedia communications and advertising; California University of PA, exercise and sciences; DeVry University
HEIGHT 5'9" WEIGHT 170 lbs
Jazmine Fenlator became involved in the sport of bobsled in September of 2007. She ran track at Rider University, where her coach encouraged her to try a Bobsled camp after graduation. Her favorite sliding memory was competing in her first World Championships on home ice in Lake Placid, N.Y., where Fenlator's mother and sister attended the race. Just months earlier, the Fenlator family nearly lost their home in hurricane Irene. Learn more here.
"The amount of excitement and happy emotions that flooded my heart and mind that weekend almost gave me this sense of calm," Fenlator said. "No matter what struggles and losses I went through over the past year and a half, I made it. I persevered, I was resilient and I can only be thankful everyday when I wake up for the opportunities I have before me. I know I have support and love behind me every step of the way."
Fenlator graduated from Rider University, with a bachelor's degree in multimedia communications and advertising. She completed her master's degree at the California University of PA, with a concentration on exercise and sciences, and is now pursuing her MBA at DeVry University with a concentration on marketing.
FUN FACTS
- Auditioned for the movie Crooklyn (directed by Spike Lee)
- Auditioned for the Lion King on broadway at age 10
- National Medalist in Solo Tap Dance routine at age 9
- Tap Dancer
- Amateur Photo Journalist
- Team USA Media Correspondant at the 2014 Espys
- Right to Play Athlete Ambassador
- Kids Play International Athlete Ambassador
- Sesquicentennial Award of Excellence recipient for Rider University
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