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The Grauer File • Interested in studying medicine • Grandfather, Dal, won a gold medal with the Canada lacrosse team at the 1928 Olympics • Mother, Leila, played squash at the University of British Columbia • Brother, Angus, plays field hockey at the University of British Columbia • Cousins, Gordon and Shanlee Johnston, are on the Canadian National Team for field hockey National • Named to the 2015 Canadian Junior National Team after winning the women’s single sculls at the spring trials • Invited to the 2014 Junior National Team Camp High School • Graduated from the Crofton House School in 2015 • Rowed for Rowing British Columbia and Burnaby Lake Rowing Club • Won the JW1x event at the 2015 Brentwood Regatta to take home the Gotfredsen Trophy • Earned a bronze medal in the JW1x at the 2014 National Rowing Championships • Claimed a silver medal in the JW1x at the 2013 National Rowing Championships Personal • Born Stephanie Grauer in Vancouver, British Columbia • Parents are Christopher Grauer and Leila Bell-Irving • Has three siblings, Perrin, Breedon and Angus Why Grauer Chose Stanford “I chose Stanford because it is the perfect combination of a highly successful rowing program with talented coaches, and a world class education. After visiting this summer, it was clear that Stanford would provide an environment where I can thrive as a student-athlete, pursuing my passions both academically and athletically.” |
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