2017-18 — Appeared in one competition on the II V8 crew…placed eighth (13:13.53) at the Jayhawk Jamboree on October 22…appeared in five competitions on the II V4 crew…defeated No. 18 Michigan State (7:39.04) on April 7…fell to No. 6 Michigan (7:43.4) on April 7…placed third (7:27.9) against No. 4 Princeton and No. 6 Yale on April 14…placed fourth (8:00.01) at the Longhorn Invitational on April 28…placed 6th (7:40.719) at the Big Ten Championship on May 13… earned Academic All-Big Ten.
2016-17 — Appeared in five competitions on the 1N8+ crew… placed fourth (6:47.36) at the Big Ten Championship on May 14… placed third (7:08.60) against Syracuse and Princeton on April 28… defeated Rutgers (7:14.00) in the morning session and helped Iowa to a runner-up finish (7:15.02) against Ohio State in the afternoon session of the Big Ten Double Dual on April 8… finished runner-up to Michigan State (7:10.75) in the morning session and Louisville (7:07.59) in the afternoon session of the Double Dual on April 1… finished third (6:53.60) in the first heat and fourth (7:13.15) in the A Final at the Longhorn Invitational on March 25… placed 10th (15:43.19) on the N8 “C” crew at the Jayhawk Jamboree on Oct. 23.
Before Iowa… Rode horses…Member of the Northern Illinois Hunter/Jumper Association…Elected Junior Sportsman of the Year by the NIHJA…Received the Jim Bolen Memorial Sportsmanship Award…Overall Reserve Champion in the Modified Equation Division…Placed sixth overall in the Green Working Hunter Division…Placed third overall in the NIJHA Children’s Medal.
Personal…Born June 25, 1998…daughter of Bruce and Robin Przybylski…pre-business major.
Why Iowa…I wanted a college that had the Big Ten atmosphere, amazing academic opportunities and was close to my hometown. After visiting all of the Big Ten schools in the Midwest, The University of Iowa was the school that had all of those qualities and felt like home from the first visit.
My favorite aspect of rowing is…Rowing challenges you both intellectually and physically.
What made you want to become a rower…At my first visit to Iowa, I talked to two girls from the team and they recommended that I come try out in the fall. After trying out, I realized that I not only liked the sport itself, but I also found a great community to be a part of.