Celia Cox

2023-24

• Earned ACC All-Academic Team Honors
• Competed in all seven regattas of the season
• Earned fifth place in the 500 meter petite final race at the Head of the Oklahoma in the 1v4+
• Finished 1st in the 1v8+ at the Secret City Head Race
• Placed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in the 1v8+ at the Cardinal Invite
• Earned a spot in the 2v8+ grand final at the Doc Hosea Invite where she finished fifth
• Finished 3rd, and 4th twice in the 2v8+ at the Big 10 Invite
• Placed 4th twice and 5th once in the 2v8 at the Lake Wheeler Invite
• Finished 4th in the prelims and 2nd in the petite finals in the 2v8+ at the ACC Championship

2022-23

• Earned ACC All-Academic Team Honors
• Placed fourth in the 2v4+ at the Lake Wheeler Invite
• Finished first and third in the 3v8+ at the Cardinal Invite
• Earned first place in the 3v8+ at the Carolina Cup
• Finished third in the 2v4+ at the prelims of the ACC Championship and finished sixth in the grand finals

Personal

• Daughter to Nigel Cox and Debra Miller-Cox
• Sister to Edward Cox
• Fun Fact: This summer, I spent 2 months sailing on a 112 ft schooner from the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, across the Atlantic Ocean, into the Mediterranean, finishing our journey in Rome, Italy.

Why Clemson Rowing

• “I started rowing freshman year of college on the club team. My mom rowed in college and always told me that I should at least try out the sport when I started college because there have never been teams around where I grew up. When I started on the club team, I never expected to want more than just a sport to stay active. I enjoyed the competitiveness, hard work, and teamwork it took to be in this sport. I reached out to Coach Ted and asked if it would be possible for me to walk-on and the rest is history!”