Jackson-Reed Crew

Next up is the one and only Maya Goldman!

Maya has been a total staple of the Girls Varsity program for all four years, and her energy on the water is honestly unmatched. As a coxswain, her resume is stacked, from taking 2nd at Stotesbury in the Girls’ 2V 8+ (two years in a row), to crushing multiple 1st place finishes at the Philly Flick and WMIRAs. But when she isn’t steering us to victory, she’s usually acting as the team’s designated chauffeur, somehow cramming half the varsity lineup and a literal mountain of gear into her car for the daily mad dash from Jackson-Reed down to Thompson Boat Center.

If you ever need a hype up or just a friendly face to talk to, Maya is 100% your girl. She has this amazing way of making everyone feel included on land, and then she brings that exact same lifting energy right into the boat. We will never forget those freezing morning practices where she kept us all wide awake with her hilariously dramatic stories from the coxswain seat. In fact, one of the most epic moments was the time Coach Andrew asked the boat if Maya was “always this loud,” and instead of toning it down, she literally turned up her microphone.

She is heading off to the University of Virginia next year, leaving our freshmen with some great advice: “Always take time to watch the sunrise over the monuments during morning practices.”

We are going to miss you so much, Maya!

Love,
The JR Girl’s Crew Team

🎓🐯Congratulations to our 2026 Senior Girls (rowers and coxswain)

Here comes our Senior Shouts!

Day 2 of SRAA Scholastic National Championship
We have 4 boats competing today!

SEMI-FINALS
-Girls 1V8+,
-Boys 1V8+
-Freshman Girls8+

FINALS
-Girls 2V8+