Andy began rowing for Burnt Hills Rowing Association (Upstate New York) in 2002. He then went to Marist College, where was a 3 year varsity 8+ oarsman, team captain and Sportsperson of the Year nominee.
Anna started to row as a freshman walk-on at Duke University and rowed as part of the inaugural women’s varsity rowing team. She came to CRI to train the following the summer and soon entered the world of coaching.
Ariel coxed at CRI from 2004 to 2006 and then at Newport Aquatic Center, where she was a senior captain, finishing her high school career with a bronze medal at Youth Nationals in the Junior Women’s 4+.
Beatrice found rowing as a walk-on freshman at Brown University, where she rowed for four years before graduating in 2012 with a degree in math and computer science and a 2011 NCAA championship ring.
Beth learned to row at CRI, began volunteering with the ParaRowing Program in 2011, and came on as a coach starting in 2012. She competes herself and continues to learn from the coaches at CRI, translating that ongoing learning to her work with CRI paraathletes.
Coach Bode, known as “Bode” (pronounced ‘bow – dee’) was a walk-on rower in 1996. His collegiate rowing tour spanned just 3 years as a non-traditional student-athlete for the Dowling College Golden Lion’s.
Brian began at CRI in 2010 and has been coaching at the collegiate and high school levels since 2001, including The Savannah College of Art and Design, Hobart College, Wayland-Weston Crew, Temple University and Penn AC.
Davie was a four year student-athlete Smith College, where she was elected team captain and competed at the NCAA national championships in 2009. She also has rowed at clubs in Arkansas, Texas, and Israel.
CB's focus is on the coach development process as she works with the entire CRI coaching staff, the IRL fellows, and the larger coaching community to provide educational opportunities.
Originally from Washington state, Coree moved to the Boston area in 2011 and coaches the High Performance Group for CRI's competitive para-rowers, as well as enjoying coaching special events such as Corporate Programs and the Charles River Rowing League.
Eddy began his rowing career at UMass Amherst in 2010 as a walk-on rower. He competed annually at the Head of the Charles Regatta, NERCs, ECACs, and ACRAs. He graduated in 2014 with a B.A. in History and was awarded Most Valuable Oarsmen by his teammates.
After a stellar non-rowing college athletic career, Jamie got married, moved to Boston, and became an active member of Riverside Boat Club for more than the lifetimes of most people reading this note.
Jasper found rowing at CRI in the Spring of 2016 while on leave from college and has been hooked ever since. He works primarily with the youth recreational programs (Learn to Row & Crew league) and the adult sculling classes at CRI.
Jeannie taught junior high science and math in Lincoln for 30 years. She was the founder and president of Kartwheels in Motion, a physical activity program for individuals with physical, social, and emotional challeneges, aged 5 to 22.
Jenny began her rowing career at Bryn Mawr College 11 years ago. She earned her bachelor's degree in Mathematics and continued on to pursue her passon of rowing after graduation in 2010.
John started his rowing career on the Hudson River with F.D. Roosevelt HS and rowed sporadically with the Marist College team. After a lengthy absence -- during which he flew helicopters for the U.S. Navy and was an investment advisor for Morgan Stanley -- he returned to rowing in 2004 at CRI.
Jon began rowing in 1977 and rows to this day. he is a three-time Olympian, World Champion, IRA Champion, and NEIRA Champion.
Julie has a strong background in development and nonprofit management.
Justin comes to CRI with significant time in the sport at a high level. He began rowing in Roman Catholic HS in 2002 where he was elected captain for his junior and senior year and represented the US Junior team in the men’s double scull. He then rowed and studied at Northeastern and was again selected as captain during his senior year.