Halle Fee’s Rowing Journey: From Lacrosse to Capturing Silver Medal
At Nathan Benderson Park, a 600-acre park in Florida, sport transformed into art for the Kansas State rowing team as they achieved success in the Grand Final. The team's 3v8+ boat of freshmen secured a silver medal with a time of 6:49.61, elevating their national ranking. Halle Fee, a junior rower, reflects on her journey from playing multiple sports to discovering a passion for rowing at K-State.
By the Numbers- The Kansas State 3v8+ boat posted a time of 6:49.61 to win a silver medal.
- The team's victory led to a national ranking of No. 23.
While Halle Fee found rowing at K-State to be a transformative experience, initially, she was unsure about pursuing the sport.
State of Play- Kansas State rowing team approaching the end of the junior season, with upcoming competitions at SIRA and the Big 12 Championship.
- Fee emphasizes the strong bond within the team, sharing meals and stories together.
As Fee's junior season nears its end, her focus is on being a positive influence on her teammates and making memories with the tight-knit group.
Bottom LineFrom turning sport into art on the waters of Nathan Benderson Park to fostering strong team camaraderie, the Kansas State rowing team's journey exemplifies the fusion of passion, perseverance, and teamwork in collegiate athletics.
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