Head Coach - Devin Fay, 4th year

2019 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at SSC, 6th at Dad Vails
• Varsity 4 - 4th at Dad Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2020 Seniors - 9

2020 Outlook - "We are looking forward to going into this season with strong competitive energy. We have been working on coming together as a team, building passion, care, and pride as well as focusing on closing the gap with our local competition national level DII contenders. Our focus on passion and positivity will lead our team in the right direction, while we continue to prize balancing academic and athletic success. We believe if we continue to get better at each of these two things every day we will continue to build towards being at top rowing program in Florida and the US."
-Head Coach Devin Fay

Head Coach - Devin Fay, 3rd year

2018 Finish

• Team - 3rd at SSC
• Varsity 8 - 3rd at SSC, 7th at Vails
• Varsity 4 - 4th at SSC, 9th at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2019 Seniors - 7

2019 Outlook - "Our Sharks had a beautiful and sunny Florida winter and we are excited to race this season and to compete for an opportunity to race at the NCAA Championship in our team’s 15th year anniversary. We have several opportunities to race our SSC competitors in the South Region this spring and an opportunity to race many other Division II competitors at the Central Sprints in Oklahoma. We expect Division II racing to be very competitive, continuing from last year’s photo-finish race for medals behind Central Oklahoma, the back to back winner in the Varsity 8+.

"Nova has a rich rowing history since our program began in 2003, including 1 team NCAA Championship in 2013, a 2nd place finish in 2014, and a total of 11 NCAA appearances. In addition, Nova won 6 SSC Championships between 2007 – 2014. This year, we continue one of our long-term team development goals to build a deep and competitive team. We returned and added to a competitive core group of women scholar-athletes that have been working incredibly hard on and off the water and who will compete to represent Nova this Spring."
-Assistant Coach Zayln Bajor

Head Coach - Devin Fay, 2nd year

2017 Finish

• Team - 2nd at Sunshine State
• Varsity 8 - 8th at Dad Vails, 3rd at Sunshine State
• Varsity 4 - 6th at Dad Vails, 2nd at Sunshine State

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2018 Seniors - 5

2018 Outlook - "Our approach to this year is very different than last year. Our training is not going to be nearly as grueling, but it will be more specific and efficient. We are prioritizing the development of power, team inclusiveness, and rowing skill, over everything else.

"In order for us to be successful and return to the NCAA national championship, we need contributions from every single person on our squad from freshmen to the seniors. Last year we improved team depth from the bottom up and we have continued to become a deeper squad this year, which has been one of our long-term goals. With this depth, I believe our Varsity 4 will very competitive this spring. At the Varsity 8 level we will need several people to step up and find answers to hard questions if we want to find more speed than we were capable of last spring. We are on a path towards being faster than ever--the big question is how quickly can we learn and adapt this spring to be competitive at the highest levels of Division II in May."
-Head Coach Devin Fay

Head Coach - Devin Fay, 1st year

2016 Finish

• Team - 6th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - 4th at Vails, 2nd and Sunshine, 6th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 4th at Vails, 2nd at Sunshine

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2017 Seniors - 6

2017 Outlook - "This year we have really stepped up our training and are putting in meters to be competitive with the top of Division II. Our depth is better than it has been in a long time, with everyone showing an eagerness to work hard and make changes to their rowing stroke. Our mission for the season is to 'Pursue speed on a daily basis by creating an environment of constant daily improvement.'

"Our success this season will rely heavily on the performance and leadership of our seniors in Bethany Warlich, Daesha Roberts, Cassilly Lobaugh, Carlie Morley, and Hannah DiLorenzo. However, several younger athletes will need to step up in a big way to support them if we want to go as fast as I think we can come May."
-Head Coach Devin Fay

Head Coach - Heather Barney, 2nd year

2015 Finish

• Team - 5th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - 5th at Vails, 2nd at Sunshine State, 5th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 2nd at Sunshine State

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2016 Seniors - 5

2016 Outlook - "This year’s group is a great mix of experience and youth, with seven returners from last year’s varsity eight joined by eleven very enthusiastic freshmen and transfers. We had an exciting and productive fall season, highlighted by a second place finish at the Head of the Charles in the Collegiate Four. Our women have put in a solid winter of training so far, and we’re very much looking forward to the start of the racing season to see what kinds of gains we’ve made. We open with scrimmages against last year’s Division III and Division II national champions on back-to-back weekends, and have a good mix of Division I opponents on our schedule as well, so we know we’ll have lots of opportunities to test ourselves on the race course. We hope to earn a spot in Sacramento in May to race for the NCAA Championship."
-Head Coach Heather Barney

Head Coach - Heather Barney, 1st year

2014 Finish

• Team - Sunshine State Champs, 2nd at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - Sunshine State Champs, Dad Vail Champs, 2nd at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - Sunshine State Champs, 4th at Vails, 2nd at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2015 Seniors - 9

2015 Outlook - "This year’s Sharks are an ambitious, dedicated and fun-loving group of young women. With a large senior class leading a talented crop of underclassmen, the future of the program is extremely bright. All have done a tremendous job embracing change and hard work this winter as we’ve laid a strong base of physical and technical training for the upcoming season.

"We’re looking forward to an exciting spring schedule that will allow us to test ourselves against some of the best programs in all three divisions and the club ranks. We will have lots of opportunities to learn and improve as we prepare for the Sunshine State Conference Championships, Dad Vails, and the NCAA Championships."
-Head Coach Heather Barney

Head Coach - Stephen Frazier Wong, 2nd year

2013 Finish

• Team - NCAA DII Champs
• Varsity 8 - NCAA DII Champs
• Varsity 4 - NCAA DII Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2014 Seniors - 9

2014 Outlook - "The Division II field is growing in strength and depth so we know it will be difficult, but we are looking forward to the challenge of defending our 2013 NCAA National Championship. We return 11 of the 14 student-athletes that competed at NCAA’s and we have a strong freshman class that is motivated to prove themselves. Our goal is not only to repeat as National Champions, but also to improve ourselves and increase our love for rowing every day."
-Head Coach Stephen Frazier Wong

Head Coach - Mary Lenington, 1st year

2011 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 4th at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2012 Seniors - 7

2012 Outlook - "The NSU Sharks have spent the fall and winter incorporating a new approach to training, techincal awareness, and greater team cohesiveness. Spring championship season will see the Sharks racing Division I, II, III, and club level teams building towards the NCAA Championships."
-Head Coach Mary Lenington

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