2025-26
• Was the bow seat for the first varsity at the IRA Championships (May 29-31), where it finished third in the B Final and ninth in the nation (5:45.835)
• Rowed in the bow seat of the first varsity at the Eastern Sprints (May 17), defeating Dartmouth, Penn and Brown to win the bronze medal (5:37.501), Northeastern’s first medal in the event since 2015
• Was the bow seat for the first varsity at the Windemere Cup (May 2), where it finished third to No. 1 Washington and the Great Britain National Team with a time of 5:35.914.
• Rowed in the bow seat of the first varsity, which finished second in the Smith Cup against No. 4 Harvard at 5:31.145 (Apr. 28)
• Was the bow seat for the first varsity’s win over No. 12 Boston University (Apr. 4) to capture the Arlett Cup (5:50.699)
• Rowed in the bow seat of the first varsity, which finished fifth (5:56.05) against No. 1 Washington, No. 2 Harvard, No. 6 Brown, No. 8 Stanford and No. 10 Yale at the Sarasota 2K (Mar. 28)
• Was in the bow seat for the first varsity’s win over No. 6 Brown (Mar. 27) to capture the Dreissigacker Cup (5:42.04)
• Rowed in the bow seat of the first varsity in a win at No. 11 Penn (Mar. 21) to win the Burk Cup at 5:48.57
2024-25:
- Raced in Second Varsity 8 in Burk Cup in stroke seat
- Raced in Second Varsity 8 at IRA Invitational in stroke seat
- Raced in Second Varsity 8 against Brown, Yale, Harvard, Washington in stroke seat
- Raced in Second Varsity 8 in Arlett Cup in stroke seat
- Raced in Second Varsity 8 in Dreissigacker Cup in stroke seat
- Raced in Second Varsity 8 in Smith Cup in fourth seat
- Raced in Second Varsity 8 Against Dartmouth in fourth seat
- Raced in Second Varsity 8 in the EARC in stroke seat
Before NU: Rowed for St. Bedes College Rowing under head coach Dale Maher for four seasons, captain for two of them…Won 2023 Maadi Cup in the U18 2-, U18 4+, and U18 8+…Rowed for New Zealand at 2024 U19 World Championships in St. Catharines, Canada…
Personal: Son of Tracy Hickling and Bryan Hickling…Has two siblings, Adam and Zac…
Why NU: Good environment...Great coaching staff…
