Lauren Still

Photo by: Scobel Wiggins/Oregon State Athletics

Position:
Rower
Height:
5-11
Class:
Senior
High School:
Hidden Valley HS
Hometown:
Grants Pass, Ore.

OREGON STATE
2014-15
Lauren raced in the Varsity 8 the entire season … named to the Pac-12 All-Conference First Team … received CRCA All-Region Second Team honors … named a CRCA All-America Second Team member … rowed in the 5-seat of the V8 at Gonzaga and again against Washington State and UCLA … raced in the 3-seat of the V8 at the Pac-12 Challenge, the Oregon State Classic and at the Clemson Invitational … moved back a seat to race in the 4-seat at Pac-12 Championships … helped the V8 to a first place finish ahead of Louisville and Minnesota at the Oregon State Classic … helped power the Beavers’ top boat to wins over Clemson (twice), Bucknell, Minnesota (twice), Tennessee, Oklahoma (twice), Duke, Michigan State and Penn at the Clemson Invitational.

2013-14
Lauren raced in the 6-seat of the Second Varsity 8 in a win over Gonzaga and University of Victoria … rowed in the 4-seat of the Varsity 8 at the Pac-12 Challenge earning a win over University of San Diego … rowed in the 4-seat of the V8 at the Oregon State Classic finishing ahead of Duke twice … raced in the 4-seat of the V8 at the Clemson Invitational helping her crew to wins over Gonzaga, Clemson, Columbia, Oklahoma (twice), Tennessee (twice), Texas, Syracuse, Penn, Miami (twice), Harvard, Duke and Iowa … raced in the 4-seat of the V8 in a tie at Washington State … rowed in the 4-seat of the V8 at Pac-12 Championships … named the Pac-12 Newcomer of the Year.

HIDDEN VALLEY HS
Involved in the equestrian team.

PERSONAL
Born in Grants Pass, Ore. … daughter of Mark and Pattiann Still ... has two sisters, Kecia Durr and Adrianne Still … has two cousins that are OSU graduates … enjoys riding horses, fishing, hiking, riding ATVs, watching movies and playing with her dogs … involved in 4-H, Future Farmers of America, the Josephine County Livestock Judging Team … member of Junior Leaders Association … honor roll … chose Oregon State because “being highly involved in agriculture programs as I grew up, I had made many trips to OSU for functions. So I knew for a long time that the place I wanted to attend college was at OSU. I have loved this campus for a very long time and OSU happens to have one of the best fisheries and wildlife programs in the country.” … studying fisheries and wildlife.