Awards and Honors
2025-26 All-WCC Team
2025-26 WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention
2024-25 WCC All-Academic Honorable Mention
Senior (2025-26)
Raced in all eight events for the Cougars … helped the 1V8 to a pair of third-place finishes at the WCC Championships (5/15-16) … had third, fourth and fifth place finishes in the 1V8 at the Big Ten Invite (4/18-19) ... placed first in the 2V8 at the dual against Gonzaga (4/11) and second in the 1V8 at Oregon State (5/2) … finished first in the 1V8 at the Head of the Spokane (10/18) … put up a pair of fifth-place finishes in the 1V8 at the San Diego Crew Classic (3/28-29).
Junior (2024-25)
Proberts rowed in the four-seat of the Cougar 1V8, helping the Cougars to a second-place prelim finish and a third-place finish in the grand finals at the WCC Championships … saw fourth place finishes in the 1V8 at the Lake Wheeler Invitational ahead of No. 24 North Carolina … rowed in the 2V8 this season, winning the event at the Head of the Lake, and placing second at each the Winchell Cup and Fawley Cup.
Sophomore (2023-24)
Raced in eight events her sophomore season … competed in the 1v8 boat and helped lead the boat to a second-place finish in the Winchell Cup, first-place in the Fawley Cup, and a second-place finish in the Lake Wheeler Invitational.
Freshman (2022-23)
Rowed in all eight regattas in a wide variety of boats during her first season on the Palouse … Opened the spring by guiding WSU’s First Varsity Four boat to a seventh-place finish in the Karen Plumleigh Cortney Cup A Final at the San Diego Crew Classic … Guided the Second Varsity Four boat to win over No. 17 Oregon State at Wawawai Landing with a time of 7:56.09 … Finished in second place with the Second Varsity Four crew at the Lake Wheeler Invitational … Competed with the Third Varsity Eight crew at the 2023 Pac-12 Championships, where the Cougs finished sixth in the 3V8+ race with a time of 7:01.227.
Prior to Washington State
Proberts came to the Palouse from Australia when attending Genesis Christian College ... on the water she is a two-time national doubles champion, national champion in the pair, and national champion in the quad representing both Australia and her state Queensland ... plans to study fine arts at WSU.