Evie Mace - Coxswain

Evie Mace

Coxswain • CRI Comp A Girls

Age 17CoxswainStanford '30

Current Team: CRI Competitive Youth Rowing

Position: Coxswain

Next Year: Stanford Women's Rowing

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Committed to StanfordWomen's Rowing '30
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What is a Coxswain?

The coxswain (pronounced "COX-en") is the athlete who steers the boat and coordinates the power and rhythm of the rowers. Often called the "cox," they face forward and are responsible for race strategy, steering, motivation, and making real-time tactical decisions during races. Despite being the smallest person in the boat, the coxswain has one of the most critical roles — they are the eyes, ears, and voice of the crew.

Spring 2026 Season with CRI

Narragansett Scrimmage
Narragansett, RI
Apr 4
Mercer Sprints
West Windsor, NJ
Apr 17-19
Saratoga Scrimmage
Saratoga Springs, NY
May 2-3
Northeast Regional Championships
West Windsor, NJ
May 14-17
USRowing Youth National ChampionshipsNationals
Nathan Benderson Park, Sarasota, FL
Jun 11-14

Looking Ahead: Stanford

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Evie will be joining the Stanford Cardinal Women's Rowing team in Fall 2026 as a coxswain. Stanford has one of the premier collegiate rowing programs in the country, competing in the Pac-12 Conference and regularly contending at the NCAA Championships.

Stanford Women's Rowing has produced Olympic athletes and national champions, making it an incredible opportunity for the next chapter of Evie's rowing career.