HARE Nicole

Olympic Games

Year	Location	2-
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	14

World Championships

Year	Location	4-	8+
2019	Linz, AUT	-	4
2017	Sarasota, FL, USA	9	2

World Cup

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
2	Eight	2018	Lucerne, SUI	6:08.11
4	Four	2019	Rotterdam, NED	6:57.84
6	Eight	2019	Poznan, POL	6:38.98

World Championships Under 23

Year	Location	2-
2016	Rotterdam, NED	1

Legend
DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, EXC - Excluded

Business Administration, Management, Marketing - Washington State University, Pullman, WA, USA

English

Calgary Rowing Club [Canada]

Michelle Darvill [national]; Phil Marshall [national], CAN; Lesley Thompson-Willie [national], CAN

Her older sister Danielle competed in hockey for Syracuse University in the United States of America. (olympic.ca, 29 May 2016)

2016 for Canada (olympic.ca, 29 May 2016)

She took up rowing at age 12. (olympic.ca, 29 May 2016; rowingcanada.org, 11 Apr 2019)

She became interested in rowing after watching a regatta on TV. When attending her first practice she wasn't sure what to expect and wore a swimsuit. "The first day that I was actually able to go in a boat, I was with three others, what I viewed at the time to be very experienced people. I was not dressed appropriately for the weather. I didn't have enough layers and it was really cold. I cried so much afterwards, I hated it. But I don't know, something made me stick with it." (olympic.ca, 29 May 2016; dailyevergreen.com, 23 Sep 2014)

Lithuanian rower Ieva Adomaviciute. (olympic.ca, 29 May 2016)

She always makes the same wish at 11:11 and always picks a pair of earrings to wear for the training sessions leading up to an important regatta or race. (olympic.ca, 29 May 2016)

"A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." [John A Shedd] (olympic.ca, 29 May 2016)

In 2017 she won the Pac-12 Tom Hansen Conference Medal for outstanding performance and achievement in sport and leadership as a student-athlete. (cougcenter.com, 28 Jun 2017)

She was named 2012 Junior Female Sculler of the Year by Rowing Canada. (olympic.ca, 29 May 2016)