Katherine Majette

Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands
High School:
Antilles School
Concentration:
Business Economics

2024-25: Named First Team All-NEISA Women's Crews ... Placed first in the Yale Women's Interconference ... Earned second in the Toni Deutsch Trophy and Mrs. Hurst Bowl ... Finished third in the Women's Urn Trophy ... Earned fourth in the Stu Nelson Race and Women's Atlantic Coast Championship ... Finished fifth in the Regis Trophy, and sixth in the Women's ACC Round 1B ... Earned first place wins in the Camel Team Race and Southern New England Women's Team Race ... Finished second in the Duplin Trophy, Yale Women's Team Race, NEISA Women's Team Race Championship, and Women's Western National Semifinals ... Earned third in the Dellenbaugh Women's Team Race ... Competed in the ICSA Women's Team Race National Championship and Women's Fleet Race National Championships.

2023-24: Competed in the Yale FJ Invitational and Mrs. Hurst Bowl ... Finished first in the Women's Atlantic Coast Tournament ... Placed second in the Nickerson Trophy ... Placed third in the Yale Fall Invitational, Sister Esther Trophy, and Oberg Trophy ... Placed first in the Oberg Trophy and Wick Trophy Women's Event ... Finished second in the Women's Southern New England Team Race ... Earned a third place podium finish in the Harvard Women's Team Race ... Finished fourth in three events (Salve Regina Team Race Invitational, Dellenbaugh Women's Team Race, and the George Morris Trophy) ... Competed in the Duplin Trophy, ICSA Women's Team Race National Championship, and Eastern Women's Nationals Semifinal.

Before Brown: High School Baker Team Race National Champion 2021 ... High School Mallory Fleet Race National Champion 2021 ... Served as captain of high school sailing team ... MVP of sailing team 2022-23 ... National Honor Society Member.

Personal: Daughter of Margaret and Pretlow Majette ... Has a twin sister, Winborne, who sails for Cornell.

Why Brown: "I was inspired by the sailing team, my coach, course options, and the academic rigor of Brown."