Teagan Blue

Teagan Anne Blue Jr.
Oak Bay Secondary School Victoria, BC
Club Team: Victoria City Rowing Club
Women's Rowing Port
2022 GRAD YR

Athletics

Last updated: 08/04/2021
Coach Info
Name Phone Email Team Name City State
Club Katie Bahain-Steenman Victoria City Rowing Club Victoria BC
High School Oak Bay High School
Position
Primary Position Port
Secondary Positions Scl
distance erg
500m 2km 5km 6km 10km HMAR MAR
Best Time (mm:ss.s) - 7:23.6 - 23:56.8 - - -
Physical Attributes
Bench Press (max) Wingspan Years rowing
- 70 3
Rowing Honors

BC Next Gen Athlete
Rowing Additional

Qualified for 2021 CanAMex Regatta

Academics

Last updated: 08/04/2021
GPA
SAT Reading
SAT Writing
SAT Math
SAT Score (Composite)
ACT Score (Composite)
High School
Oak Bay Secondary School
School City
Victoria
School State
BC
Guidance Counselor
Mr. Alexander
Guidance Counselor Phone
Guidance Counselor Email
Class Size
28
School Size
1300
TOEFL Score
Class Rank
-
School Division
-
Major Category
Education
Major
Adult and Continuing Education and Teaching
Major Category
Physical Sciences
Major
Materials Science
Major Category
Health Professions and Related Sciences
Major
Medical Physiology
Other Academic Information
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Personal

Last updated: 08/04/2021
First Name
Teagan
Last Name
Blue
Address
City
State
Zip
Country
Province
Email
Phone
Athlete's Mother
Athlete's Father
Gender
F
Height
6'
Weight
160
Birthdate
NCAA Clearinghouse ID
Personal Highlights

Competed at CSSRA's in May 2019 and The Royal Canadian Henley August 2019
Unfortunately with COVID there has been no regattas, however, I have been training continually

Additional Questions:
Why do you want to be recruited to play sports in college?

I am looking to improve my rowing skills to a national level and find the best fit for my academic goals in life.

Athletes are often leaders on and off the field. Please provide one example of how you have demonstrated leadership in both areas.

More often than not I am the stroke in our crew. I take this position very seriously and push my crew by using my positive encouragement and keep my team very focused and goal oriented.

Please explain how you pursue "healthy athletic performance" as a student-athlete.

I know that a balance in my life is very important. I spend a lot of time training on and off the water, so in my off time, I go to the barn and spend time with my horse. I find that my time riding is a way for me to let go of any concerns or worries I have and helps me regenerate for the week ahead of training with my crew.

Please describe how you are involved in service in your community and why these efforts are important to you.

I have been a volunteer at a local horse camp over many summers to support the young children in our area starting out in the Equestrian world. I would ensure their safety in the riding ring and also teach them stable management and riding etiquette.

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