The Bogart File
• Planning to study human biology at Stanford
• Interested in a career as a doctor focusing on neurology, mental illness, or genetic diseases
• Ran a service project in Anchorage, Alaska, in 2014 with Children’s Lunchbox to provide meals and service to children in need
2016-17 (Freshman)
• Competed in several regattas, primarily in the third varsity eight
• Rowed in the four-seat of the third varsity that captured the bronze at the Pac-12 Championships
• Also rowed in the third varsity eight against No. 1 California and UCLA
• Competed in the third varsity four against No. 3 Michigan, No. 7 Virginia and in the Lake Natoma Invitational against No. 2 California and No. 9 Brown
High School
• 2016 graduate of Graduate of National Cathedral School in Washington, D.C.
• Attended St. John's College High School her freshman and sophomore years
• Rowed in the varsity eight all four years
• Led varsity eight to a gold medal at Stotesbury Cup Regatta, Virginia State Championships, SRAA Nationals and Gold Cup in 2016
• Placed first at 2015 SRAA Nationals in Junior Eight
• Led her boat to a bronze medal at the Virginia State Championship regatta as a freshman
• Led the St. John’s varsity four to a silver medal at the State Championships in 2013 and its first ever appearance in the SRAA Nationals
• Record holder in the 2K, 4K, 5K, 20-minute and 10K erg at St. John’s College High School
• Placed first at the National Capital Erg Sprints
• 2016 Washington Post First Team All-Met selection
• Named National Cathedral School Rowing Team’s 2016 MVP
• Rowed for the TBC Rowing club, racing in the varsity eight from 2013-15
• Also a standout scholastic swimmer
Personal
• Daughter of Robert and Rachel Bogart
• Has two siblings, Ava and Claire
• Elected class president of St John’s College High School freshman through junior years (transferred to a different high school for final two years)
Why Bogart Chose Stanford
"When visiting The Farm for the first time in 2013, I immediately fell in love with the gorgeous campus and laidback atmosphere," Bogart said. "As I developed as a student and athlete, the promises of a world-class education along with a high performance rowing team and incredible coaches sealed the deal on my desire to attend Stanford. I am unbelievably excited and grateful to join the women of Stanford Rowing because I know I will be surrounded by like-minded individuals who strive for excellence in the classroom and on the water. At Stanford, I can pursue my passions in an enthusiastic and supportive environment with coaches and teammates pushing me to reach my full potential."