American rower
Wendy Wilbur (born April 4, 1972) is an American rower who was on the U.S. National Rowing Team between 1997 and 2003.[ 1]
Early life
Wendy was born on April 4, 1972. She attended East Bridgewater High School where she played a season of softball, ran track for two seasons, and played basketball.[ 2]
College career
After high school, Wilbur went to Salem State for two years where she was on the swim team.[ 2] Wilbur then attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst from 1994 to 1997.[ 3] During her time at UMass, she graduated with a bachelor's degree in sociology and communications as well as a master's degree in labor studies.[ 4] She earned U.S. Rowing Association Academic All-American status in 1995.[ 3]
U.S. National Team
In the 2003 World Rowing Championships , she won a gold medal in the women's coxless four event.[ 5] She also won a bronze medal at the 1999 World Rowing Championships in the same event,[ 6] and a silver medal at the 1998 World Rowing Championships in the women's eight event.[ 7]
Post-National Team
Between 2005 and 2009, Wilbur was an assistant women's rowing coach at Boston College . Wilbur held this same position at Harvard between 2009 and 2014. She then worked as the director of rowing operations at the University of Texas Austin .[ 2]
Wilbur was inducted into the UMass Athletics Hall of Fame in 2016.[ 1]
References
^ a b "Wilbur Inducted Into UMass Athletics Hall of Fame" . University of Massachusetts Athletics . Retrieved September 4, 2020 .
^ a b c Fenton, Jim. "COLLEGES: East Bridgewater's Wendy Wilbur earns spot in UMass Hall of Fame" . The Enterprise, Brockton, MA . Retrieved September 4, 2020 .
^ a b UMass Athletics (June 13, 2018). "Massachusetts Rowing All-Time Records" (PDF) . Retrieved September 3, 2020 .
^ "Wendy Wilbur - Rowing Coach" . University of Texas Athletics . Retrieved September 4, 2020 .
^ "(W4-) Women's coxless four – Final 2003" . International Rowing Federation . Retrieved February 10, 2019 .
^ "(W4-) Women's coxless four – Final 1999" . International Rowing Federation . Retrieved February 10, 2019 .
^ "(W8+) Women's eight – Final 1998" . International Rowing Federation . Retrieved February 10, 2019 .
See also
Wendy Wilbur at World Rowing
1989 : (Christiane Harzendorf , Ina Justh , Annegret Strauch , Ute Wild )
1990 : (Doina Șnep-Bălan , Iulia Bobeică , Marioara Curela , Doina Ciucanu-Robu )
1991 : (Kirsten Barnes , Jennifer Doey , Jessica Monroe , Brenda Taylor )
1993 : (Pei Jiayun , Wang Shujuan , Zhou Yaxin , Jing Yanhua )
1994 : (Femke Boelen , Elien Meijer , Muriel van Schilfgaarde , Rita de Jong )
1995 : (Cindy Brooks , Melissa Iverson , Lianne Nelson , Katherine Scanlon Lewis )
1996 : (Emily Dirksen , Sara Field , Amy Turner , Rosana Zegarra )
1997 : (Alex Beever , Lisa Eyre , Elizabeth Henshilwood , Sue Walker )
1998 : (Yevheniya Andrieieva , Tatyana Fesenko , Nina Proskura , Tetyana Savchenko )
1999 : (Yuliya Bichyk , Elena Mikulitch , Olga Tratsevskaya , Marina Znak )
2000 : (Iryna Bazyleuskaya , Natallia Helakh , Olga Tratsevskaya , Marina Znak )
2001 : (Jane Robinson , Julia Wilson , Jo Lutz , Victoria Roberts )
2002 : (Kristina Larsen , Jodi Winter , Rebecca Sattin , Victoria Roberts )
2003 : (Liane Malcos , Whitney Webber , Caryn Davies , Wendy Wilbur )
2004 : (Marjolaine Rossit , Celia Foulon , Audrey Galy , Marie Le Nepvou )
2005 : (Robyn Selby Smith , Emily Martin , Pauline Frasca , Kate Hornsey )
2006 : (Robyn Selby Smith , Jo Lutz , Amber Bradley , Kate Hornsey )
2007 : (Portia McGee , Erin Cafaro , Rachel Jeffers , Megan Dirkmaat )
2008 : (Hanna Nakhayeva , Volha Shcharbachenia , Natallia Helakh , Yuliya Bichyk )
2009 : (Chantal Achterberg , Nienke Kingma , Carline Bouw , Femke Dekker )
2010 : (Chantal Achterberg , Nienke Kingma , Carline Bouw , Femke Dekker )
2011 : (Sarah McIlduff , Kara Kohler , Emily Regan , Sara Hendershot )
2013 : (Emily Huelskamp , Olivia Coffey , Tessa Gobbo , Felice Mueller )
2014 : (Kayla Pratt , Kelsey Bevan , Grace Prendergast , Kerri Williams )
2015 : (Kristine O'Brien , Grace Latz , Adrienne Martelli , Grace Luczak )
2016 : (Fiona Gammond , Donna Etiebet , Holly Nixon , Holly Norton )
2017 : (Lucy Stephan , Katrina Werry , Sarah Hawe , Molly Goodman )
2018 : (Madeleine Wanamaker , Erin Boxberger , Molly Bruggeman , Erin Reelick )
2019 : (Olympia Aldersey , Katrina Werry , Sarah Hawe , Lucy Stephan )
2022 : (Heidi Long , Rowan McKellar , Samantha Redgrave , Rebecca Shorten )
2023 : (Marloes Oldenburg , Hermijntje Drenth , Tinka Offereins , Benthe Boonstra )