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Brett NewlinAmerican rower, participant of the 2008 Olympics
Date of Birth: 24.03.1982
Country:  USA |
Content:
- Early Life and Education
- College and Sports Career
- Rowing Achievements
- Silver medal in the eight at the 2007 national championships
- Family and Other Passions
- Olympic Aspiration
Early Life and Education
Brett Newlin, an American rower, was born on March 24, 1982, and currently resides in Princeton, New Jersey. In his younger years, he resided in Riverton, Wyoming, a small town where his family relocated when he was eight.
College and Sports Career
Newlin's passion for athletics began with cross-country running and swimming in high school. However, it was in college that he first explored rowing. He attended the University of Michigan on an athletic scholarship and joined the rowing team. Later, he transferred to the University of Washington to further pursue rowing.
In 2005, Newlin graduated with a degree in computer engineering. He then relocated to Princeton to train with the United States National Rowing Team. He has represented the US on four occasions at various rowing competitions.
Rowing Achievements
Newlin's notable rowing accomplishments include:4th place in the men's eight at the 2007 World Championships
Gold medal in the four with coxswain at the 2007 national championships
Silver medal in the eight at the 2007 national championships
4th place in the four with coxswain at the 2005 World ChampionshipsPersonal Interests
Beyond rowing, Newlin is an avid brewer, experimenting with crafting various ales. He and some of his teammates reside in a historic home in Princeton, where he indulges in his brewing activities in the basement.
Family and Other Passions
Newlin's younger sister is a professional basketball player. In his spare time, he enjoys karaoke and singing.
Olympic Aspiration
Competing in the Olympics has been a long-held dream for Newlin. He aims to perform at his best and represent his country with honor.
