Julia Reynolds

Class:
Senior
Height:
5-3
Weight:
null
Hometown:
Southport, Conn.
High School:
Fairfield Ludlowe

Notes: Sailing became a varsity sport at Brown prior to the 2020-21 academic year … Earned All-America and First Team All-NEISA honors in 2020; also a finalist for Coed Crew of the Year … Gained All-America and First Team All-NEISA in 2019.

2021-22: Named an All-American Crew … Named to All-NEISA Crew First Team … Helped Brown place fifth at the Women’s Fleet Race Nationals … Helped Brown place third at the Fleet Race Nationals … Represented the Bears at the NEISA Championship … Helped Brown win the Atlantic Coast Qualifier … Also competed during the weekends of Sept. 11, Sept. 25, Oct. 2, Oct. 16, Oct. 23, Oct. 30, March 5, March 12, March 19, March 26, April 2, April 9, and April 16.

2020-21: Did not compete … Season shortened due to COVID-19.

Before Brown: Served team as a captain as a junior and senior … Won the Sailing Coaches’ Award in 2017 … Raced for head coach Tuck Northrop … Sailed out of Pequot Yacht Club and with the LISOT Sailing Team … Garnered Top Female Skipper at C420 Nationald and C420 Midwinters … Collected the Henry A. Jennings Cup and Pequot Cup … Gained the Brooke E. Gonzalez Memorial Trophy, the Thomas W. Fowler, Jr. Trophy, and Clinton M. Bell Trophy … Earned the AP Scholar Award … National Honor Society student.

Personal: Julia is the daughter of Debbie and Charlie Reynolds … Has one younger brother, Chase, a member of the Roger Williams University sailing Class of 2023 … Economics and History double concentrator.

Why Brown? “I chose Brown for the sense of community and camaraderie that can be felt anywhere from in the classroom to on the water.”