Sally Morris is in her fourth year of coaching at Phillips Exeter Academy, after twenty years at Brooks School. In the last three seasons, her girls first boat has had tremendous success with a gold each year, while the squad made a clean sweep at the New England Championships in G1,2,3 last spring, with a third place finish in the women's eight at the Youth Nationals.

A native of Northboro, Massachusetts, where she was a tri-sport land athlete, Sally became a four year varsity letter-winner with the crew program at Trinity College in Connecticut. After graduation, she took a job teaching classical languages and coaching field hockey, basketball, and rowing at Brooks School, where she was mentored by Liz O'Leary before Liz moved to Radcliffe. Sally achieved exceptional success at Brooks, capturing four NEIRA Regatta Championships in 2000, 2001, 2004, and 2005 as well as two USRowing Youth National Championships in 2004 and 2005.

Along the way, Sally has seen numerous rowers move on to successful college programs as well as to compete at the world class and Olympic level, including the Beijing gold medal 8. A teacher of Classical Languages, Sally earned a Masters in Classics from Tufts University in 1990. Sally now serves on the faculty at Exeter as an instructor in Classical Languages and is active in numerous Classics organizations in the States and abroad. Sally's eldest child rows for Radcliffe, while her second is a dancer, and the third rows with the boys crew at Phillips Exeter Academy. Sally's personal claim to rowing fame does not lie so much on the water, but rather in a Hammer from the CRASH-B's in 1993, which she has on display in her study to help keep the 36 boys in her dorm at bay.