Darien Moses

Class:
Junior
Position:
Coxswain
Height:
5-1
Hometown:
Newport Beach, Calif.
High School:
Corona Del Mar

At Michigan
• Member of two Big Ten Championship Teams (2019, '21)
• Two-time Big Ten Champion (2021, 2V4; 2019, 1V4)
• Two-time Academic All-Big Ten (2020-21)
• Enrolled in the Ross School of Business; pursuing a degree in business administration

Senior (2020-21)
• Coxed the 2V8 to wins over No. 16 SMU, Louisville (6:32.773), Notre Dame (6:32.283, 2nd) and Clemson (6:28.554, 2nd)
• In Columbus (March 27), coxed the 2V8 as it defeated Iowa and Indiana (6:48.82) in the morning and Ohio State and Michigan State (6:59.2) in the afternoon
• Coxed the 3V4 boat to beat No. 6 Ohio State (7:56.60) at the Big Ten vs. ACC Regatta (April 3)
• Led the 2V8 boat that was second to Texas at Belleville Lake (April 10) in 6:44.12
• Coxed the 2V8 as it defeated 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)
• Directed the 2V8 as it 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)
• Won gold as she coxed the 2V4 to the title in 7:26.420 at the Big Ten Championships at Eagle Creek (May 16)

Junior (2019-20)
• Spring 2020 season canceled due to COVID-19

Sophomore (2018-19)
• Made her Michigan debut at the Big Ten-Ivy League Double Dual (March 29-30)
• Coxed the second varsity four to wins over Harvard-Radcliffe in 7:31.7 and Yale in 8:01.86 at the Big Ten-Ivy League Double Dual (March 29-30)
• Coxed the second varsity four to an ACC sweep of No. 10 Virginia in 7:23.6 and Duke in 7:33.4 at the Big Ten-ACC Double Dual (April 6)
• At OSU's Big Ten Double Dual (April 13), coxed the second varsity four as it beat Ohio State in 7:19.10 and Rutgers (+8.5)
• Guided second varsity four as coxswain while it was victorious against Louisville, Michigan State, and U-M's 3v4 in 7:18.2 on Senior Day at Belleville Lake (May 5)
• Coxed the first varsity four to gold in 7:30.616 at the Big Ten Championships on Devil's Lake (May 19)