Washington State University Athletics

WSU CAREER: As a JUNIOR (2016-17, led the varsity eight to a third place finish at the Clemson Invite, finishing behind No.5 Texas and No.4 Ohio State…her varsity eight crew battled to a fourth place finish at the Pac-12 Championships, marking the team finishing in the top-four for the third-straight year…helped the varsity eight win the ‘C’ Final at the NCAA Championships to place 13th overall, team finished 14th…selected as a 2017 CRCA Scholar Athlete…named to the Pac-12 All-Academic First Team…as a SOPHOMORE (2015-16), coxed the varsity eight to open the season at No. 19 Gonzaga…led the second varsity eight to a second-place finish behind No. 14 USC in day one of the San Diego Crew Classic…crew finished sixth in the grand final at the Classic…continued to guide the second varsity eight crew at No. 8 Washington, and throughout the Clemson Invite…at Clemson, crew finished second behind No. 3 Virginia in heat three of the first session…also placed second in heat three of the second session behind No. 10 Michigan…raced past five crews on the final day, finishing second to No. 4 Ohio State in heat one…guided second varsity eight to a five-second win over Oregon State, while the Cougars swept all events to win a seventh-straight Winchell Cup…her second varsity eight crew placed fourth at the Pac-12 Championships, and team finished in the top four for a second-straight year…finished with the second varsity eight at the 2016 NCAA Championships, leading crew to the petite final, finishing 11th…team finished 12th…selected as a CRCA National Scholar-Athlete…named to the Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team...…as a FRESHMAN (2014-15), competed with the varsity eight and second varsity eight boats in the fall…in the spring, competed with the second varsity eight, novice and third varsity eight boats...led the second varsity eight crew past No. 5 Stanford…defeated third varsity eight and novice eight crew from Gonzaga...helped the second varsity eight boat row past Louisville and Clemson in the Clemson Invitational…helped defeat No. 17 UCLA at Dexter Lake…attained third place in the Pac-12 Rowing Championships…defeated Texas and Virginia to advance to the A/B Semifinals…second varsity eight boat finished sixth at the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championships as the team finished eighth overall.
 
PRIOR TO WSU: Competed in swimming at Mira Costa High School at Manhattan Beach, Calif…was a coxswain for the Marina Aquatic Center club rowing team.
 
PERSONAL: Born Jenna Lynn Mangiagli, May of 1996 at Torrance, Calif…father Steve is a surfboard manufacturer and mother Teresa works for Alaska Airlines…brothers, Jesse and Jon…enjoys rowing, surfing, going to the beach, watching Netflix, spending time with friends and family, and traveling…named to the Honor Roll…won scholar-athlete award…Co-President of Italian Heritage Club…majoring in human development.