Coco Schoeller

Class:
Senior
Hometown:
West Palm Beach, Fla.
High School:
Miss Porter's School

2014-15: Won the Marjorie Brown Smith Award as Brown’s most outstanding female varsity athlete … Earned First Team All-Ivy honors … Gained CRCA Second Team All-Region 1 accolades … Rowed with the first varsity eight … Won an Ivy title with the first varsity eight at the Ivy Championship … Came in first place in the petite final and seventh overall at the NCAA Championships … Helped the Bears place third at the NCAA Championships and first at the Ivy Championship … Aided the first varsity eight to a 36-7 record in all competitions … Rowed with the elite eight A at the Henley Women’s Regatta and the quad scull at the Henley Royal Regatta.

2013-14: Captured an Ivy title with the second varsity eight … Earned a silver medal with the first varsity eight at the NCAA Championships, helping Brown finish in third as a team … Competed at the U23 world championships in Varese, Italy, finishing in seventh in the women’s quadruple sculls.

2012-13: Won an Ivy title with the second varsity eight … Helped Brown come in seventh as a team at the NCAA Championships, rowing with the first varsity eight … Claimed a gold medal with the US U23 varsity eight at the U23 world championships in Linz, Austria.

Concentration: English

Before Brown: Head tour guide at her high school, Miss Porter's School.

Why Brown? "I like being able to focus on getting a liberal education with a wide variety of exposure to different areas of study while also being able to deeply investigate my chosen concentration."