UC San Diego

MEDIA
• Breaking the Boundary: How Malia Mizuno Became the Youngest Girl to Cross the Moloka'i Channel (12/5/18)

AS A SENIOR IN 2018-19
All-WIRA Second Team ... Triton Athletes' Council (TAC) Executive Board (publicity chair) ... Helped the Second Varsity 4 to a runner-up finish at the Sacramento State Invitational ... Placed second with the Second Varsity 8 at the Central Sprints ... Posted a runner-up finish in the Second Varsity 8 boat at the WIRA Championships.

AS A JUNIOR IN 2017-18
Captured first place with the Second Varsity 8 at the WIRA Championships, crossing the finish line at 6:46.198.

HIGH SCHOOL
A 2015 graduate of Punahou School in Honolulu ... Competed in kayaking (Hui Nalu Canoe Club) and basketball ... A 2014 and 2015 OHCRA champion ... Named to the girls varsity-1 AA basketball first team (2014-15).

PERSONAL
Born July 11 in Honolulu, Hawaii ... Parents are Jake and AnnMarie Mizuno ... Father attended Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego and mother went to UCLA ... Has a younger brother named Noa ... Psychology major and Film Studies minor at Sixth College ... Would like to return home to Hawaii for her career after graduating from UC San Diego ... Most memorable rowing moment was winning the WIRA Championships in 2017 ... Enjoys surfing ... Likes the movie Bridesmaids ... Listens to Jack Johnson and The Green ... Loves poke bowls ... Youngest girl to cross the Molokai Channel, 44 miles.