University of Pennsylvania Athletics

2021-22
  IRCA Scholar Athlete
  IRA All-Academic
  PhillySIDA Academic All-Area
SPRING
  *Lightweight Invitational 1: Varsity 8+, cox (1st/3, 6:26.349)
  *Lightweight Invitational 2: Varsity 8+, cox (1st/2, 6:20.688)
  *Matthews/Leonard: Varsity 8+, cox (2nd/2, 5:49.51)
  *Wood-Hammond Cup: Varsity 8+, cox (2nd/3, 5:49.5)
  *Callow Cup: Varsity 8+, cox (2nd/2, 5:40.3)
  *EARC Sprints: Varsity 8+, cox (7th; 5:59.600 heat / 6:08.037 Petite Final)
  *IRA Nationals: Varsity 8+, cox (7th/9, 6:10.228 petite final)
 
2020-21
  Honorable mention IRCA All-America
  IRCA Scholar Athlete
  IRA All-Academic
SPRING
  *Murphy Cup: Varsity 8+, cox (5:42.0, 1st/6)
  *Kerr Cup: Varsity 8+, cox (5:45.8, 1st/3; 5:47.3, 2nd/3)
  *Bergen Cup: Varsity 8+, cox (5:57.8, 1st/5)
  *IRA Regatta: Varsity 8+, cox (6:47.476, 2nd/5)
 
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+, cox (5:56.0, 1st/4)
  *Cornell/Harvard (Matthews/Leonard): Varsity 8+, cox (5:40.2, 2nd/3)
  *Columbia/Yale (Dodge Cup): Varsity 8+, cox (5:48.14, 2nd/3)
  *Princeton/Georgetown (Wood-Hammond Cup): Varsity 8+, cox (6:03.75, 3rd/3)
  *Navy (Callow Cup/1919): Varsity 8+, cox (5:59.7, 1st/2)
  *EARC Sprints: Varsity 8+, cox (1st/9, 6:31.559 heat / 6:34.5753 final)
  *IRA Regatta: Varsity 8+, cox (3rd/8, 5:48.538 heat / 5:46.244 final)
  *Henley: Varsity 8+, cox (beat UWE of England in first round, lost to BU heavies in second round)
 
Rowing Highlights: Two-time bronze medalist at Stotesbury Cup, 2015 and 2017 … Bronze medal at SRAA National Championships in 2017 … Won Head of the Schuylkill Regatta in 2017 … Sixth-place finish at the 53rd Head of the Charles.
 
Personal: Daughter of Alisa and Joseph Langhorn, both Penn alums … Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
 
Why Penn? “I chose Penn for its history, tradition, and academic excellence. I also race on the Schuylkill every weekend in the spring, so Philadelphia feels like home.”
 
Why rowing? “My favorite part about rowing is how close-knit the community is. When you meet other rowers, you experience an immediate bond.”