her first World title at the 2010 U23 World Championships and followed that up by retaining the title in 2011. She won her first senior world title at her first attempt when she was a part of the W4- that won in 2013. In 2014 she switched to sculling and won bronze in the quad at Amsterdam. 2015 saw her in the pair with Ellie Logan and took another medal, a bronze, at Aiguebelette. Hers is a remarkable career, she’s never failed to make an A-Final and only once (at the Varese World Cup in 2015) has she failed to win a medal. Joining Mueller is Grace Luczak, a graduate of Stanford, can match Mueller’s record as she, also, has never failed to reach an A-Final in acareer stretching back to her first appearance as a junior in 2007. She won her first title as part of the U23 W8 in 2010 and also won her first senior medal that year when she took bronze in the W4-. The 2013 World Championships saw her take her first senior World Championship gold as part of the W8, 2014 saw her take a 2nd world title in the W8. In 2015 she missed out on a seat in the W8 but still won her third World Championship title when she won gold in the W4-. For 2016 she again missed selection for the W8 but with Mueller they won the US Olympic W2- trial and earned the right to represent the US in Rio. In 2016 they