Evan Park

Three- U23, 2023; Senior, 2025-2026

Won bronze in the double sculls at the 2026 World Cup III. Won gold in the quadruple sculls at the 2026 World Cup II. Won gold in the eight at the 2023 U23 World Rowing Championships. Finished second in the U23 double at the 2024 Canadian Henley. 

Finished fifth in the varsity eight at the 2023 Pac-12 Championships.

Evan was named the fastest athlete at C.R.A.S.H. Beavs, an indoor 2k race. She was also named Oregon State University Women's Rowing's MVP and most improved. Evan studied chemistry and is interested in climate change and sustainability. She received her master's at the University of Washington in Applied Chemical Sciences and Technology in 2025. She walked onto the OSU team, inspired by her parents, who rowed in college. She has lived abroad in Rome, Italy, for two years and picked up rowing in college, following in her parents' footsteps. Evan's hero is her mother because she is a dedicated educator and parent who is also adventurous and brave. After rowing, Evan would like to do research for a more carbon-neutral future. She enjoys playing bass guitar, learning electric and acoustic guitar, hiking, watching movies, and listening to music. She asked her national team teammates to form a band.