Abby Tarquinio Season 2020-21

Career Accolades

• Two-time Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll (2020, 2021)

As a Senior (2020-21)

• Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll
• Rowed in the 4 seat with the third varsity in a sweep over Cal at the Big Row
• Rowed in the 4 seat with the third varsity in a win over UCLA in Los Angeles
• Helped varsity four win Pac-12s, and team to second place as the 2 seat
• 3 seat with second-place varsity four at NCAAs, helping Stanford take second place overall

As a Junior (2019-20)

• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll
• Most of season canceled

As a Sophomore (2018-19)

• Did not compete in the postseason

As a Freshman (2017-18)

• Member of the varsity four, which finished second in Petite Final at NCAA Championships
• Member of the varsity four, which placed third at Pac-12 Championships

International Competition

• With U.S. junior national team, capturing gold in the eight and four at the 2014 CanAmMex Games

Prior to Stanford 

• Graduated from St. Cecilia Academy in 2017
• Voted St. Cecilia Academy’s Rower of the Year three years in a row (2014-16)
• Mid-South Scholastic champions in the four in 2014, 2015 and 2016
• Owns the school’s 2K erg record (6:55.3)
• Played basketball for one season
• Member of the Nashville Juniors Rowing club for four years (2013-17)
• Captured gold in the eight and the four and silver in the double at the 2016 Head of the Hooch
• Also took home gold in the four and the double at the 2015 Head of the Hooch
• Placed fifth in the double at the 2016 Youth National Championships
• Won gold in the 2017 Southeast Regionals
• Three-time champion of the Tennessee Indoor Sprints (2014, 2015, 2016)
• Placed second at the 2017 Crash-B World Indoor Rowing Championships
• Invited to the 2017 USA Junior National Team winter camp

Personal

• Born in Nashville, Tenn.
• Daughter of Gregg and Louise Mawn
• Siblings are Chris, Jon and Amelia
• Mu Alpha Theta inducted member
• National Honor Society inducted member

Why Abby Tarquinio Chose Stanford

• "I chose Stanford because it was at a Stanford Learn-to-Row camp that I found my passion for the sport and where I fell in love with the campus, program, and academics and knew that no other school could replicate the excitement that Stanford gave me for rowing nor the unprecedented college experience"