University of Massachusets Athletics
Rowing
Kopp, Marika

Marika Kopp
- Title:
- Assistant Coach
- Email:
- mkopp@umass.edu
University of Massachusetts alumna Marika Kopp returned to her alma mater in Fall 2018 as an assistant coach with the rowing program.
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Kopp, a four-year letter winner with the Minutewomen, was twice an Atlantic 10 All-Conference performer (2014, 2015) and on the water for two Atlantic 10 Championships and NCAA Championship appearances. She sat in the Varsity 8+ throughout her collegiate career, also helping capture the Dad Vail Regatta’s Evelyn Bergman Trophy in 2015.
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She entered the coaching world in December 2015, embarking on a stint as an assistant with Amherst Elite Scullers. She planned program goals and schedules, handled administrative duties and led daily skill development workouts during practice sessions.
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Outside of coaching, she has served a number of city planning capacities, most recently in Menlo Park, California.
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The native of Baldwinsville, New York captained the Minutewomen as a senior in 2014-15, the same year that she earned a bachelor’s degree in environmental design. She later added a master’s degree from UMass in community and regional planning.
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Kopp, a four-year letter winner with the Minutewomen, was twice an Atlantic 10 All-Conference performer (2014, 2015) and on the water for two Atlantic 10 Championships and NCAA Championship appearances. She sat in the Varsity 8+ throughout her collegiate career, also helping capture the Dad Vail Regatta’s Evelyn Bergman Trophy in 2015.
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She entered the coaching world in December 2015, embarking on a stint as an assistant with Amherst Elite Scullers. She planned program goals and schedules, handled administrative duties and led daily skill development workouts during practice sessions.
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Outside of coaching, she has served a number of city planning capacities, most recently in Menlo Park, California.
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The native of Baldwinsville, New York captained the Minutewomen as a senior in 2014-15, the same year that she earned a bachelor’s degree in environmental design. She later added a master’s degree from UMass in community and regional planning.
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