Career Accolades
- IRCA All-America First Team (2026)
- IRCA All-America Second Team (2025)
- All-MPSF (2026)
- MPSF Freshman of the Year (2025)
- IRCA Scholar-Athlete (2026)
- MPSF All-Academic (2026)
As a Sophomore (2026)
- IRCA All-America First Team
- All-MPSF
- IRCA Scholar-Athlete
- MPSF All-Academic
- Rowed all 14 races in the 1V8 boat, primarily in the No. 7 seat
- Among five rowers to race on the 1V8 all season
- Raced nine times in the No. 7 seat, three at No. 6 and two at No. 8
- Rowed in the No. 6 seat at the IRA Championships
- Stanford placed sixth overall, securing its 11th top-six finish in program history and just second since 2010
- Rowed in the No. 7 seat at the MPSF Championships, placing third
As a Freshman (2025)
- IRCA All-America Second Team
- MPSF Freshman of the Year
- Rowed in 14 of 15 races in the 1V8 boat
- Was in the No. 7 seat 12 times and the No. 5 seat twice - in heats and the semifinals at the IRA Championships
- Helped Stanford to ninth place overall at the IRA Championships
International
- Won gold in the No. 3 seat with Great Britain in the men's quadruple sculls at the 2026 U23 World Championships in Duisburg, Germany
- A year prior, was stroke for Great Britain in the men's quadruple sculls at the 2025 U23 World Championships in Poznan, Poland, finishing fourth
- Competed for Great Britain in the quadruple sculls at the 2024 U23 World Championships in St. Catharines, Canada
- Rowed in the No. 3 seat as the team placed sixth in the A final
- Selected to the British quadruple sculls team that competed at the 2023 Coupe de la Jeunesse, a regatta comprising 16 European nations
- Earned silver by rowing in the No. 2 seat for the runner-up British boat at the 2023 Coupe de la Jeunesse
Prior to Stanford
- Won the 2024 Open Championship Singles at the National Schools’ Regatta, the most prestigious race for British single scullers in the kingdom
- In winning the National Schools in Nottingham, he broke a course record that had stood for 17 years
- Eighth in the February 2024 trials for the Great Britain U23 team, as the second-fastest U23 sculler at the age of 18
- Won the B final in the single sculls at the April 2024 Great Britain trials
- Captured the bronze medal at the British Universities and Colleges Sport regatta, becoming the youngest-ever to medal
Personal
- Parents are Dawn and James Donovan-Davies
- Has a sister, Amelie
- Earned DISE Qualification at Hartpury, a diploma in sporting excellence
- Suffered with osteomyelitis, which prevented him from competing in sports during his early teenage years