In Rowing, Men’s Four Wins First Olympic Gold Medal Since 1960
The last time a U.S. crew in the coxless men’s four stood atop the podium, Dwight D. Eisenhower was president.
Athlete Bio#
Height
5'7"
Age
34
Hometown
Seattle, Wash.
Education
St. Andrew’s School (Middletown, Del.) ‘08 Williams College ‘12, Psychology, Arts Studio
Quick Facts
- Daughter of Steven and Suzanne Tooze
- Has one sister, Elizabeth, and one brother, Steven
- Married Alexander Taylor
- Started her own cooking blog
- Favorite place to row is her high school, St. Andrew’s School, in Middletown, Delaware
- Hobbies include cooking, trail running, and traveling
- Fluent in Spanish.
Career Highlights
- Pan American Games, Lima, 2019 (Lightweight Double Sculls - Women)
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