Born on March 12, 1995, Nick Mead is a distinguished American rower. Mead was born to his father, Philip, who rowed at Princeton University, and his mother and brother, Loren, who both rowed for Penn. Mead's rowing journey began at Episcopal Academy where he was the team captain in 2013. He received numerous accolades such as the Mind Body Spirit Prize and the Oar Award. Beyond rowing, Mead was a well-rounded student-athlete earning a varsity letter in football and serving as class vice president. He holds the Class of 1877 Award.
Meads joined Princeton University. He earned IRA All-Academic honors and contributed significantly to the team's successes. He helped the varsity eight win bronze medals at the IRA Championships in 2015 and 2016 and a silver medal at the Eastern Sprints. Mead again served as team captain in 2017. His team secured a bronze medal under his captaincy in the 1V at Eastern Sprints and retained several cups which include the Navy-Princeton Rowing Cup and the Childs Cup. Meads competed in the men's eight event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and finished fourth. He has also represented the United States in various World Championships and earned two silver medals in the men's four and men's eight categories. His most recent success came in 2023 when he secured silver in the men's four.
Nick Mead’s nationality
Nick Mead is an American citizen. Mead was born on March 12, 1995. He is the son of Philip and Carolyn Mead and has an older brother, Loren.
Nick Mead’s Hometown
Nick Mead hails from Strafford, Pennsylvania, United States.
FAQ's On Nick Mead’s Nationality
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A. Nick Mead’s birthplace is Strafford, Pennsylvania, United States.
A. Nick Mead was born on March 12, 1995.
