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DIVISION I ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS BOOK 2015 Championship 2 History 2 All-Time Team Results 5 2015 CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Ohio State captures third consecutive title: Ohio State and Barry each captured national championships to highlight the final day of racing at the 2015 NCAA Rowing Championships at Lake Natoma Sunday. Ohio State secured its third consecutive Division I championship after capturing the varsity eight title with 126 points, defeating California (114) and Brown (112). It also marked the third year in a row Cal finished as runner-up. Washington (110) and Virginia (104) rounded out the top five, followed by Stanford (100), Texas (99), Washington State (92), Yale (86) and Michigan (84). In the V8 grand final, Ohio State crossed the line ahead of Cal by less than a half second for the win and more than six seconds in front of third-place Virginia. The win was the second consecutive title for the Buckeyes in the V8 final. The Brown Bears came away victorious in the second varsity eight grand final, winning by more than a second against Ohio State and six seconds in front of Washington. It was the seventh time since 2000 that Brown has captured the 2V8 title, the most recent coming in 2010. In the varsity four grand final, it turned into a three-school sprint to the finish as Virginia (7:12.760) crossed first, just ahead of Yale (7:12.920) and Brown (7:13.070). The Bears held the lead at the midway point before the Cavaliers used a late push to secure the win. Virginia won the event for the first time over the past 12 years, and first since 2010. 2015 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Ohio St., 126 13. Wisconsin, 65 2. California, 114 14. Harvard, 60 3. Brown, 112 15. Southern California, 45 4. Washington, 110 16. Notre Dame, 41 5. Virginia, 104 17. Gonzaga, 37 6. Stanford, 100 18. Northeastern, 29 7. Texas, 99 19. UCF, 25 8. Washington St., 92 20. Massachusetts, 21 9. Yale, 86 21. Navy, 16 10. Michigan, 84 22. Jacksonville, 6 11. * Indiana, 73 * Tiebreaker based on results place finish in 18+ 12. * Princeton, 73 HISTORY RESULTS Year Champion Coach Points Runner-Up Points Host or Site 1997 Washington Jan Harville 201 Princeton 184 Rancho Cordova, Calif. 1998 Washington Jan Harville 91 Brown 85 Gainesville, Ga. 1999 Brown John Murphy 56 Virginia 56 Rancho Cordova, Calif. 2000 Brown John Murphy 59 Washington 55 Camden, N.J. 2001 Washington Jan Harville 58 Michigan 53 Gainesville, Ga. 2002 Brown John Murphy 67 Washington 63 Indianapolis 2003 Harvard Liz O’Leary 59 Brown 57 Indianapolis 2004 Brown John Murphy 70 Yale 58 Gold River, Calif. 2005 California Dave O’Neill 67 Virginia 63 Gold River, Calif. 2006 California Dave O’Neill 66 Brown 66 West Windsor, N.J. 2007 Brown John Murphy 58 Virginia 54 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 2008 Brown John Murphy 67 Washington 59 Gold River, Calif. 2009 Stanford Yasmin Farooq 88 California 85 Cherry Hill, N.J. 2010 Virginia Kevin Sauer 87 California 82 Gold River, Calif. 2011 Brown John Murphy 85 Stanford 85 Gold River, Calif. 2012 Virginia Kevin Sauer 87 Michigan 82 West Windsor, N.J. 2013 Ohio St. Andy Teitelbaum 126 California 124 Indianapolis 2014 Ohio St. Andy Teitelbaum 126 California 118 Indianapolis 2015 Ohio St. Andy Teitelbaum 126 California 114 Sacramento, Calif. 2015 Championship 2 1998—Virginia [Kara McPhillips, Amy Burns, TEAM EVENT CHAMPIONS Emily Egge, Charlotte Quesada, Erin Lieb, Jenny Sherman, Bronwyn Rick, Charlotte CHAMPIONSHIPS Kraenzle, Cinda Ewton (coxswain)], 7:11.2. FOURS 1999—Virginia [Charlotte Quesada, Emily Egge, Brown 7 1997—Brown [Emily Zobel, Anda Adams, Sara Garrett, Erin Lieb, Lauren Brown, Washington 3 Caroline Grogan, Nina Carter, Kate Saul Jennifer Herberger, Charlotte Kraenzle, California 2 (coxswain)], 7:24.5. Lynette Sobehart, Sarah Harrick (cox- Ohio St. 3 1998—Southern California [Lisa Bartoli, Ivelina swain)], 6:50.79. Virginia 2 Boteva, Annalisa Gross, Kasey Ryan, 2000—Brown [Amie Carter, Mariah Raymond, Harvard 1 Rebecca Moneymaker (coxswain)], 7:52.1. Stanford 1 Rosie Branson-Gill, Lucy Luedens-Booth, 1999—Washington [Erin Becht, Anna Mickelson, Kelly Egan, Caanora Glick, Hadley Hoseas, Kara Nykrein, Kellie Schenk, Mary Whipple Nina Freeman, Eleanor D’Ambrosio (cox- (coxswain)], 7:34.5 swain)], 6:48.39. INDIVIDUAL 2000—Washington [Adrienne Hunter, Heidi 2001—Michigan [Melanie Duncan, Petra CHAMPIONSHIPS Hurn, Carrie Stasiak, Lauren Estevenin, Juzwishin, Sera Coppolino, Sophie Anne Heisburg (coxswain)], 7:49. Roberge, Liz Nelson, Julie Brescoll, Kristine Brown 14 2001—Washington [Teegan Simonson, Johns, Katie Reynolds, Corinn Cunningham Washington 9 Yvonneke Stenken, Katie Baurichter, (coxswain)], 6:43.34. Virginia 9 Marghe Pallotino, Maili Barber (coxswain)], 2002—Washington [Jenni Vesnaver, Jesssica Ohio St. 6 7:32.69. Harm, Shannon Oates, Erin Becht, Sanda California 4 2002—Brown [Lee Reynolds, Diane Schneider, Hangan, Marghe Pallottino, Erin Curry, Yale 4 Meaghan Kelly, Megan Wachs, Alex Agloro Mandy Nelson, Anne Hessburg (coxswain)], Princeton 3 (coxswain)], 7:42:24. 6:46:39. Michigan 2 2003—Brown [Deborah Dryer, Kaitlin Masarie, 2003—Brown [Abby Thomas, Frances Stanford 2 Katie Reynolds, Gillian Almy, Mira Metha Betancourt, Jill Filipek, Kady Tremaine, Clemson 1 (coxswain)], 7:18.83. Megan Wachs, Meg Anderson, Audrey Harvard 1 2004—Virginia [Launa Forehand, Kerry Maher, Patten, Becky Hutchinson, Liza Aquiar (cox- Minnesota 1 swain)], 6:35.03. Southern California 1 Renee Albers, Libby McCann, Ashley Jones (coxswain)], 7:27.5. 2004—Brown [Erika Faires, Diane Schneider, 2005—Virginia [Katrin Sydlik, Allison Brennan, Caitlin Flynn, Sophie Branson-Gill, Meghan Mieke Pitts, Mindy Fiesler, Michelle Ellison Kelly, Maggie Cheney, Kaitlin Masarie, (coxswain)], 7:18.42. Audrey Patten, Peggy McKendry (cox- swain)], 6:44.1. CHAMPIONSHIP 2006—Brown [Anne Van Beuningen, Carly Traub, Joanna Jacob, Casey Collins, 2005—Virginia [Chrissie Monaghan, Mary RECORDS Christina Caligiuri (coxswain)], 7:41.1030. Dobmeier, Sara Lipp, Heather Gardner, Kim Southern, Libby McCann, Crystal MacLeod, 2007—Virginia [Chrissie Monaghan, Amanda Beth Clark, Launa Forehand (coxswain)], OURS F Chase, Rebecca Ryall, Mindy Fiesler, Mary 6:34.19. 7:07.98—Virginia [Ruth Retzinger, Hunter Terry, Eddy (coxswain)], 7:35.03. 2006—Brown [Jeanette Saraidaridis, Sarah Chelsea Simpson, Inge Janssen, Sarah 2008—Washington [Rachel Powers, Jennifer Bowman, Meg Anderson, Dove West, Pichardo (coxswain)], 2010. Park, Charlene Franklin, Adrienne Martelli, Corey Finnerty-Ludwig, Katie Reynolds, Maggie Cheek (coxswain)], 7:24.75. Elizabeth Fison, Vanessa Rathbone, Sarah 2009—Clemson [Kelly Murphy, Lydia Hassell, Wu (coxswain)], 6:48.7680. II EIGHTS Callen Erdeky, Allison Colberg, Meredith 2007—Minnesota [Mary Ann Weinzierl, Christine 6:25.72—Brown [Anna Vresilovic, Ali Mittelberger, Razzolini (coxswain)], 7:26.78. O’Donnell, Maggie Armstrong, Catherine Casey Kelsey, Sarah Huebscher, Hannah 2010—Virginia [Ruth Retzinger, Hunter Terry, Casey, Ashlee Vilmo, Heidi Bechtel, Sarah Malvin, Catherine Borders, Allison Courtin, Chelsea Simpson, Inge Janssen, Sarah Graham, Katie Johnson, Kaja Tally (cox- Corlis Gross, Ellie Smith (coxswain)], 2010. Pichardo (coxswain)], 7:07.98. swain)], 6:56.39. 2011—California [Becca Lindquist, Kyndal 2008—Brown [Corlis Gross, Carly Traub, Sarah Mancho, Charlotte Palmer, Catherine Palomo, Vanessa Rathbone, Joanna Jacob, I EIGHTS Shannon, Lynn Anderson (coxswain)], Libby Boghossian, Christine Flynn, Anna 6:11.95—Stanford [Erika Roddy, Di Eaton, Elle 7:09.60. Vresilovic, Christina Caligiuri (coxswain)], Logan, Grace Luczak, Julie Smith, Lindsay 2012—Ohio St. [Taylore Urban, Katie King, 6:42.42. Meyer, Michelle Vezie, Adrienne Fritsch, Stephanie Johnson, Emily Ralph, Alexandra 2009—Yale [Emily Matykiewicz, Allix Wilde, Jenna Levy (coxswain)], 2009. 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Bryukhanov, Marielle Higgins, Daphne Martchenko, Erin Radigan, Julia Thompson, Michelle Vezie, Kristy Wentzel, Tiffany Dao IGHTS II E (coxswain)], 6:26.76. 1997—Princeton [Stephanie Jones, Joanna Schmidt, Ashley McCowen, Christy 2012—Michigan [Ariel Piotter, Chrissy Holm, Wiegard, Kira Gresdiroff, Abigail Cromwell, Priscilla Livingston, Emily Idoni, Cristina Emily Jones, Michelle Clarke, Yon Sung Felix, April Newberry, Paige Heil, Taylor (coxswain)], 6:59.9. Schubert, Kate Grimaldi (coxswain)], 6:37.04. History 3 2013—Ohio St. [Daphne Socha, Katie Borges, Lauren Estevenin, Mary Whipple 2009—Stanford [Erika Roddy, Di Eaton, Elle Beletskaya, Silvia DeMatteis, Stephanie (coxswain)], 7:04.03. Logan, Grace Luczak, Julie Smith, Lindsay Johnson, Nicole Becks, Lauren Eckles, 2002—Washington [Lauren Estevenin, Annabel Meyer, Michelle Vezie, Adrienne Fritsch, Samantha Fowle, Catherine Shields, Ritchie, Anna Mickelson, Heidi Hurn, Jenna Levy (coxswain)], 6:11.95. 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