The Triplett File
• Interested in majoring in human biology or premed with an immunology focus
• Did an internship with Bone Works before coming to Stanford working on how the immune system is affected
• Recruited to the team despite never having rowed before college
• Was a swimmer for 10 years
• Father, Mark, was a starting tight end on the Army football team
• Mother, Beverly, was an All-American swimmer at American River College and graduated from UC Davis
• Uncle, Clifton Triplett, played football and started on the offensive line at Army (1980 graduate)
• Uncle, Craig Triplett, played football at Pacific and graduated in 1984
2014-15 (Freshman)
• Team finished sixth at the NCAA Championships and fourth at the Pac-12 Championships
• Missed the spring season due to an injury
• Made her collegiate debut with a victory in the novice eight at Head of the American, while also placing 13th in the collegiate 8+
High School
• Graduated in 2014 from Del Oro High School
• Swimmer for four years
• Four-time CIF SFL All-League selection
• Qualified for the finals at the CIF SFL Sections in every event she was entered in all four years
• Team MVP in 2011 and 2013
• Nominated for school’s athlete of the year all four years
• Holds six school swimming records in the 50 free, 100 free, 200 free, 200 free relay, 400 free relay and 200 medley relay
• Inducted into the National Honor Society and was in top one percent of her class
• AP Scholar with honors
• Swam for the Sierra Marlins club team from 2005-14
• Member of the year in 2007 and 2012
• Two-time Scholastic All-American
• Four-time Academic All-American
• Made the bronze level cuts three straight years and junior nationals bonus cuts in 2013
Personal
• Born in Roseville, Calif.
• Parents are Mark and Beverly Triplett
• Has one brother, Jacob
Triplett on Choosing Stanford
“I chose Stanford for too many reasons to count. It blows my mind that one place can be so highly regarded in both academics and athletics, but what truly made my decision was the people. When I met the team, I felt like I was looking at 35 of me. Every single one of them tall, smart, athletic, driven and hardworking, but most of all they were happy. Stanford is the only place other than where I live that I have felt like I was home.”