2019-20
*All spring races canceled due to national outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19
FALL
*First place in Lightweight Eights at Princeton Chase (13:09.700)
*Second place in Lightweight Eights at Head of the Charles (14:07.403)
2018-19
EARC Lightweight Crew of the Year member
First-team All-Ivy
SPRING
*Delaware/MIT/Temple: Varsity 8+, 7 seat (5:56.0, 1st/4)
*Cornell/Harvard (Matthews/Leonard): Varsity 8+, 5 seat (5:40.2, 2nd/3)
*Columbia/Yale (Dodge Cup): Varsity 8+, 5 seat (5:48.14, 2nd/3)
*Princeton/Georgetown (Wood-Hammond Cup): Varsity 8+, 5 seat (6:03.75, 3rd/3)
*Navy (Callow Cup/1919): Varsity 8+, 7 seat (5:59.7, 1st/2)
*EARC Sprints: Varsity 8+, 7 seat (1st/9, 6:31.559 heat / 6:34.5753 final)
*IRA Regatta: Varsity 8+, 7 seat (3rd/8, 5:48.538 heat / 5:46.244 final)
*Henley: Varsity 8+, 7 seat (beat UWE of England in first round, lost to BU heavies in second round)
2017-18
SPRING
*at MIT w/Delaware: Varsity 8+, 5 seat (6:19.739, 2nd/3)
*at Cornell w/Harvard (Matthews Trophy): Varsity 8+, bow seat (6:16.4, 3rd/3)
*at Columbia w/Yale: Second Varsity 8+, 5 seat (5:57.8, 2nd/3)
*at Princeton w/Georgetown (Wood-Hammond Cup): Varsity 8+, 6 seat (6:05.0, 2nd/3)
*Navy (Callow Cup): Varsity 8+, 6 seat (5:46.7, 2nd/2)
*EARC Sprints: Varsity 8+, 4 seat (3rd/9, 5:47.478 heat / 6:13.414 final)
*IRA Regatta: Varsity 8+, 4 seat (4th, 5:50.421 heat / 6:26.130 final)
2016-17
SPRING
*Cornell w/Harvard (Matthews Trophy): Varsity 8+, bow seat (6:22.8, 3rd/3)
*Columbia/Yale (Dodge Cup): Varsity 8+, 2 seat (5:46.1, 2nd/3)
*Princeton w/Georgetown (Wood-Hammond Cup): Varsity 8+, 2 seat (5:38.5, 2nd/3)
*at Navy (Callow Cup): Varsity 8+, 4 seat (6:01.7, 1st/2)
*MIT: Varsity 8+, 4 seat (6:06.2, 1st/2)
*EARC Sprints: Varsity 8+, 4 seat (3rd, 5:43.140 heat / 5:43.064 final)
*IRA Nationals: Varsity 8+, 4 seat (2nd, 5:48.994 heat / 5:41.087 final)
Rowing Highlights: First place at 2015 Regional Championships, Lightweight 8+ … First place at 2015 Youth Nationals, Lightweight 8+.
Personal: Son of Tracy Loum … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Why Penn? "Penn is one of the greatest schools in the world. It’s a place where phenomenal professors mold students into intellectuals. Penn also has a great lightweight rowing program that affords so much opportunity. The program is improving with each year and rows on the beautiful and historic Schuylkill River."
Why rowing? "I simply love everything about the sport of rowing. The intensity of rowing is paired with precision and technique. This creates an amazing dichotomy between pain and elegance. Lastly, I love the team aspect of rowing. Knowing that eight other people are relying on you and you on them creates an unbreakable bond not found in other sports."
