Cristina Felix

Class:
Senior
Position:
Port/Starboard
Height:
5-11
Hometown:
San Marino, Calif.
High School:
San Marino

Senior (2012) ... Raced in the second varsity eight boat all season ... Won a national championship and Big Ten title ... 2V8 finished the season undefeated ... Co-Big Ten Boat of the Week (May 1).

Junior (2011) ... First varsity eight during the regular season and second varsity eight during championship season ... 2V8 finished third at Big Tens and 11th at NCAAs.

Sophomore (2010)... Second varsity eight... First varsity eight... Competed at NCAA Championships in the second varsity eight, finishing in sixth place...Runner up at Big Ten Championships... Fourth place at Central/South Region Sprints... Big Ten Boat of the Week (April 6) with the first varsity eight... Big Ten Boat of the Week (April 20) with the second varsity eight.

Freshman (2009) ... First varsity eight ... Competed at NCAA Championships, placing eighth ... Runner-up at Central/South Region Sprints ... Runner-up at Big Ten Championships ... Won the Jessop-Whittier Cup at the San Diego Crew Classic ... Undefeated during regular season ... Big Ten Boat of the Week (March 31) ... One of four recipients of the U-M Freshman of the Year award.

Prep ... San Marino (2008) ... First place, 2007 Head of the Charles, youth 4+ ... First place, 2008 Youth National Championships, 4x and 2x ... First place, 2007 Youth National Championships, 8+ ... Ninth place, 2006 Youth National Championships, 8+.

National/International ... Competed at the 2009 FISA World Rowing Under-23 Championships ... Took 10th place in the double scull with teammate Emily Eiffert...Competed at the 2009 U.S. World Championships ... Gold medal, 2008 World Junior Championships, 8+ ... Eighth place, 2007 World Junior Championships, 4-.

Personal ... Enrolled in College of Literature, Science and the Arts, undecided on major ... Birthday: Feb. 12, 1990 ... Parents are Betsy and Juan Felix ... Father rowed four years at Columbia University and competed for Puerto Rico in single at 1984 and 1988 Olympics.