Oliver Page-Kuhr

Class:
Senior
Height:
6-4
Weight:
null
Hometown:
Seattle, Wash.
High School:
The Northwest School
Concentration:
Mechanical Engineering

2024-25: Empacher-IRCA First Team All-American ... Raced with the V8 crew for the entire season ... Helped the V8 earn a fifth place finish in the Grand Final and the team fourth overall at the IRA Championship (May 30-Jun. 1) ... Rowed with the V8 at the Eastern Sprints (May 18) en route to a fifth place finish in the Grand Final ... Helped the V8 earn victories against Boston University (Mar. 22) and Northeastern (Apr. 19) ... Raced with the V8 and helped that crew pick up victories at the Sarasota Invitational (Mar. 28-29) and Redwood Shores Challenge (Apr. 12-13) ... Rowed with the V8 against Princeton (May 3).

2023-24: First Team All-Ivy … Rowed with the Varsity 8 all season and helped the crew finish seventh at the IRA Championship … Helped the Varsity 8 to a thrilling win at the Eastern Sprints for All-Ivy honors … Helped the Bears win the Dreissigacker Cup over Northeastern (Apr. 13) and the Atalanta Cup against Dartmouth (Apr. 20).

2022-23: Raced in the first, second and third varsity during the spring season ... First place with the second varsity against BU, First place with the third varsity against Northeastern and Dartmouth ... Petite Champions with the first varsity at IRA's.

2021-22: Helped the 2V8 and team take second at the 75th Eastern Sprints … Rowed with the Varsity 8 crew through the spring season … Helped the top boat take wins over Boston U. and Navy (Mar. 27), Northeastern (Apr. 16), and Princeton (Apr. 30).

Before Brown: Raced on the club level for Pocock Rowing Center, setting club records for the 2k and 6k erg … Rowed for head coach Alex Mann … Also played basketball.

Personal: Oliver is the son of Stephanie Page and Christian Kuhr … Has one sibling, Martha … Plans to concentrate in Mechanical Engineering and to pursue a career in the automotive industry.

Why Brown? “I chose Brown because of the engineering program and the way in which the open curriculum provides opportunities to explore that. In terms of rowing, I chose Brown because there is a strong team with a strong team culture, and it seemed like a place where I could both have a good experience and help contribute to the team's success.”