Nova Southeastern University Athletics

AS A SENIOR (2016-17)
CRCA Pocock First Team All-American…Named to the SSC Spring Commissioner Honor Roll…Raced with the varsity eight all season…Guided the team to second place finishes at the FIRA Championship and Sunshine State Conference Championship…Placed sixth at the Knect Cup with a time of 7:09.66 and eighth at the Dad Vail Regatta at 7:07.29…Also raced with the four boat at the Head of Charles Regatta (21:43.93).

AS A JUNIOR (2015-16)
Part of the varsity eight that made its sixth consecutive appearance at the NCAA Championships taking second in the Petite Final with a time of 6:59.51…At the Stetson Rowing Rendezvous, in the varsity four boat that took first in 20:25.00, five seconds faster than defending National Champions Barry, and the varsity eight boat that took second in 20:25.43…Part of the varsity four boat that finished second out of 35 teams at the Head of the Charles Regatta with a time of 19.31, which was just 0.3 seconds behind the winner…Member of the varsity eight that took second against Division I opponents UConn, Jacksonville and UCF with a time of 7:03.77…Came in third in the varsity eight at FIRA Championships just under six seconds behind the winner…Came in 5.95 seconds behind Fordham but surpassed all other Division I opponents to earn second in the varsity eight at the Knecht Cup with a time of 7:03.02…Member of the varsity 4A boat that took first place in 7:28.30 at FIRA Championships…Had a second-place finish in the varsity eight race (7:03.6) to help the team claim second overall at SSC Championships…Finished fourth ahead of No. 4 Mercyhurst and No. 6 Florida Tech with a time of 7:08.70 in the varsity heavyweight eight final at the Dad Vail Regatta.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2014-15)
Named a CRCA All-American...Rowed in the varsity-8 boat all season long...Helped the Sharks take a victory in the NCAA National Championship Petite Final Varsity-8 race, defeating No. 5 Philadelphia with a time of 7:25.05...NSU won by over seven seconds, with Philadelphia cross the finish line at 7:32.45...Outside of her consistent performance in the V8 boat, she also appeared in the varsity-4 boat that  finished as FIRA Champions in its race with a time of 7:39.7 in a close competition...The Sharks beat No. 7 Central Oklahoma by 3.4 seconds and Jacksonville by 6.3 seconds.

AS A FRESHMAN (2013-14)
Competed in all 12 events on the varsity-8…Rowed in the boat that won second in the NCAA Championships and won the SSC, FIRA and SIRA Championships…Competed in the FIRA Fall Classic on the V4 .

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
Rowed for four seasons at Absegami HS under head coach Brad Young...Received gold at the Atlantic County Championships in the varsity-8 as a junior...received the Hammer Award and placed first at the 'Gami Sprints as a senior...earned a spot on the honor roll.

PERSONAL
Business management major and leadership minor...Names Fight Club as her favorite movie and Evan Peters her favorite actor...Favorite television show is It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia…Favorite food are donuts…Most memorable athletic achievement was becoming an All-American athlete...Daughter of Gary Warlich and Beth McLaughlin...Has two siblings, Jannae and Keirsten…Enjoys mountain climbing during her spare time.