2016-17 Women's Rowing Roster
Preble, Isabella
Isabella Preble
- Position:
- Rower
- Height:
- 5-10
- Class:
- Junior
- High School:
- Redmond HS
- Hometown:
- Redmond, Wash.
Bio
OREGON STATE
2016-17
2016-17
- Rowed in the bow seat of the Varsity 4+ at the season-opening Longhorn Invitational
- Rowed in the bow seat of the Second Varsity 8 at the Oregon State Classic
- Raced in the bow seat of the V4+ in the morning session of the Clemson Invitational
- Rowed in the 4-seat of the Varsity 8 at the Head of the Lake helping her crew to a sixth place finish ahead of University of Portland and University of Seattle
- Rowed in the Second Varsity 8 most of the season
- Raced in the 3-seat of the 2V8 in victories at Gonzaga and against Oklahoma at the Pac-12 Challenge
- Helped the 2V8 to a first place finish ahead of Louisville and Minnesota at the Oregon State Classic while racing in the 3-seat
- Rowed in the 3-seat of the 2V8 recording wins over Minnesota (twice), Clemson (twice), Tennessee, Bucknell, Indiana, Duke, Michigan State, Oklahoma (twice), Harvard-Radcliffe and Penn
- Rowed in the 2-seat of the Varsity 4+ in a home regatta against Washington State and UCLA
- Rowed in the 3-seat of the 2V8 at Pac-12 Championships
- Played soccer for three years for the Mustangs
- Voted as the soccer team’s most improved player and also as the most valuable midfielder
- Team captain
- Also rowed at Sammamish Rowing Association from sophomore through senior years
- Team captain in her first year of rowing
- Voted as the most inspirational rower
- Earned Oarswoman of the Year
- Born in Washington, D.C.
- Daughter of Mathias and Stephanie Preble
- Has a brother, Luke, and a sister, Francesca
- Enjoys reading, biking, swimming, writing, cooking and running
- Member of National Honor Society
- Chose Oregon State because “It has everything I was looking for in a college. It is someplace that has the right academics, the same values as I do and a place where I feel safe and happy. Coach Emily, Coach Vita and the rowing team also really helped me make my decision because I felt so inspired and comfortable with them which is the major reason why I want to row for OSU.”
- Majoring in public health with an option in health promotion and health behavior
Oregon State Women's Rowing - 2022-23
Monday, August 28
Beaver Rowing Virtual Orange & Black Regatta 2020
Thursday, November 05
Walking on with Women’s Rowing - Sierra Bishop
Tuesday, June 30
Oregon State University Boathouse Tour
Wednesday, June 17
