Ember Larson

Class:
Sophomore
Position:
Port
Height:
5-7
Hometown:
Ann Arbor, Mich.
High School:
Gabriel Richard

At Michigan
• Member of 2021 Big Ten Championship Team
• Big Ten Champion (2021) with the 2V8
• CRCA Scholar-Athlete (2021)
• Academic All-Big Ten (2021)

Sophomore (2020-21)
• In her varsity debut, helped the 2V8 from the fourth seat to wins over No. 16 SMU, Louisville (6:32.773), Notre Dame (6:32.283, 2nd) and sat in the third seat for a win against Clemson (6:28.554, 2nd) at the Cardinal Invitational (March 13-14)
• In Columbus (March 27), sat seventh as the 2V8 defeat Iowa and Indiana (6:48.82) in the morning and Ohio State and Michigan State (6:59.2) in the afternoon
• From the three seat, helped the 1V4 sweep races against No. 10 Duke (7:50.90), No. 3 Virginia (8:13.90) and Michigan State (twice) at the Big Ten vs. ACC Regatta (April 3)
• Rowed in the 2V8 boat (sixth seat) that was second to Texas at Belleville Lake (April 10) in 6:44.12
• As the second seat of the 2V8, helped defeat No. 20 Syracuse, No. 9 Tennessee, and No. 16 Iowa in 6:48.111 and placed second to Rutgers (+1.518) on the first day of the Big Ten Invitational (April 17)
• Sat second in the 2V8 as it finished second to No. 4 Virginia and beat No. 3 Ohio State in 6:39.326 on the second day of the Big Ten Invitational (April 18)
• As the seventh seat of the 2V8, helped defeat No. 20 Syracuse, No. 9 Tennessee, and No. 16 Iowa in 6:48.111 and placed second to Rutgers (+1.518) on the first day of the Big Ten Invitational (April 17)
• Sat seventh in the 2V8 as it finished second to No. 4 Virginia and beat No. 3 Ohio State in 6:39.326 on the second day of the Big Ten Invitational (April 18)
• Rowed in the second seat for the 2V8 as it won a gold medal in 6:37.713 at the Big Ten Championships at Eagle Creek (May 16)
• Helped the team place fourth at the NCAA Championships (May 28-30), and rowed in the second seat for the sixth-place 2V8 which timed 6:36.314.

Freshman (2019-20)
• Competed as a member of the novice program
• Season canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic