Jackie Huddle Season 2013-14

The Huddle File
• Plans to major in international relations with a minor in Spanish
• Did research on human trafficking with the law school, medical school and history departments
• Volunteers with Project SWEEP, teaching kids to erg and work out through EPATT
• Member of the Autism Awareness Group, working on Autism Walk
• Joined the Stanford Association for International Development
• In high school raised $25,000 for an orphanage in Haiti as a member of Partners in Health Engage
• Enjoys surfing, running, playing ultimate frisbee and baking
• Did ballet for 11 years
• Sister, Stephanie, played club lacrosse at Michigan and brother, David, swam on the club team at Ohio State

2014-15 (Sophomore)
• IRA Team National Champion
• IRA Varsity Eight National Champion
• All-WIRA First Team
• CRCA Scholar Athlete
• IRA All-Academic Team
• Member of the varsity eight
• Went undefeated in 11 races with the varsity eight this spring
• Sat six seat for the IRA Grand Final, winning the national title with a time of 6:32.236
• Won the PCRC open eight and collegiate 4+ events 
• Set a lightweight course record in a Big Row win over the Cal 3V8
• Posted two wins on Lake Natoma to win the WIRA Championship
• Notched a win in the Lightweight Invite, topping No. 2 Harvard, No. 4 Boston University, No. 5 Wisconsin and No. 9 MIT
• Defeated No. 4 Boston University in a dual on the Charles River
• Won the San Diego Crew Classic with the varsity eight
• Stroked the varsity eight at the 50th Head of the Charles, finishing in eighth place and fifth among colleges

2013-14 (Freshman)
• Made the varsity eight as a freshman
• Placed second in the Grand Final of the varsity eight after winning the heat at the IRA National Championships
• Won gold in the 1V8 open event at the WIRA Championships
• Captured the Women’s Collegiate Lightweight Trophy with a win at the San Diego Crew Classic
• Placed first in the Women’s Open 8+ and second with the Stanford B four at the Pacific Coast Rowing Championships 
• Helped the openweights win the school’s first Pac-12 Championship with a bronze medal in the novice eight 
• Posted a win over No. 2 Cal’s 3V8 in the Big Row
• Took second at the Lightweight Invitational with five of the top seven teams in Boston and won against No. 4 Boston University and No. 5 Wisconsin in a three-team race 
• Defeated Saint Mary’s in head-to-head action at the Pac-12 Challenge
• Won two gold medals at the Head of the Lagoon, winning both the Women’s Open 4+ and Women’s Open 8+ with the Stanford A boats 
• Made her collegiate debut in stroke seat of the Varsity Eight for the fifth place finish at the 49th Head of the Charles regatta

National
• Finished second in the reps of the lightweight 2x at the 2014 U-23 trials with teammate Katherine Christel

High School
• Graduated in 2013 from New Albany High School 
• Competed with the Westerville Club Rowing team 
• Captain of the club team her senior year 
• Gold medalist in 2013 at the Midwest Virtual Erg Competition 
• Placed 16th in the lightweight eight at the 2011 US Rowing Youth National Championships
• Took second place in the varsity eight at the 2010 Midwest Junior Rowing Championships 
• Finished in 14th of the varsity eight at the 2010 US Rowing Youth National Championships 
• Participated in lacrosse, cross country and ballet at New Albany 

Personal
• Born in Columbus, Ohio
• Parents are Greg and Pat Huddle
• Has two siblings, Stephanie and David

Huddle on Stanford
"Stanford is amazing. Academics are my first priority, but rowing is very important and we are always going for the gold. I love being here and love being in California."