Washington State University Athletics

WSU CAREER: Opened the fall of her JUNIOR (2018-19) year at the Burnaby Lake Small Boat Invitational where she teamed up with Paige Danielson to finish fifth in the pairs race to advance to the time trial where she placed third…rowed with the varsity four in the other two regattas of the fall…was the only senior to row all of the spring regattas in the varsity eight boat…helped lead WSU to its third-straight Fawley Cup with a win over Gonzaga…named CRCA Scholar-Athlete and second team Pac-12 All-Academic…as a SOPHOMORE (2017-18), opened the spring season with the second varsity eight placing fourth at the San Diego Crew Classic…rowed with the varsity eight against Oregon State taking first place in their race helping the Cougars win their ninth-straight Winchell Cup…rowed with the varsity eight at the Clemson Invitational…finished two seconds behind No. 9 Virginia, securing second place for their race and sixth overall…the varsity eight won its second consecutive regatta against Gonzaga for the Fawley Cup…rowed with the varsity eight at the Pac-12 Championships taking fifth in their race after being seeded No. 15…the varsity eight competed in the second C/D semifinal at the NCAA Championships and took second in their race…named to the Pac-12 All-Academic firs tteam…as a FRESHMAN (2016-17), shifted time between the second varsity eight and the varsity four…helped the varsity four place first in the ‘B’ Final of the Clemson Invite, resulting in an eighth place finish overall, with the team placing fourth…guided the second varsity eight to a fourth place finish at the Pac-12 Championships, contributing to WSU placing in the top-four for the third-straight year…her varsity four crew placed third in the ‘C’ Final, to take home 15th place overall at the NCAA Championship, with the team placing 14th.

PRIOR TO WSU: Was involved in gymnastics, sports aerobics, track and field, swimming, and the ceramics club…rowed for Veslarský klub Bohemians Praha…placed fifth at the World Cup as a senior…at the Czech Championships finished first and third…placed second in long distance in the U-23 division…placed tenth at the World Rowing U-23 Championships at Bulgaria…as a junior, rowed at the European Championships in Belgium…finished tenth…placed first two times and second once at the World Rowing Championships in Germany…placed 15th…as a sophomore, rowed at the Czech Championships, and placed third in long distance…also earned gold…as a freshman, rowed at the Olympic Hopes regatta, and finished second…again competed at the Czech Championships, and rowed to a second-place finish in the long distance.
 
PERSONAL: Born Kamila Ondrackova, August of 1996 at Prague, Czech Republic…father Pavel, is a timber seller and rowed for the Military Sports Center and mother Hana is a teacher…sister Ema…enjoys rowing, cross country, and skiing…intends to pursue a degree in kinesiology.