DIVISION I

Highlights

Ohio State uses a total team effort: Ohio State’s varsity four and second varsity eight won their grand finals and the first varsity eight placed third to earn Ohio State its first NCAA team championship and the first for a Big Ten team. The championships were May 31 through June 2 in Indianapolis. “I let them know [June 1] night that I was pretty confident that we were going to do this,” head coach Andy Teitelbaum said. “They have worked tremendously hard and watching us build momentum throughout the regatta had me really believing we were going to pull off [the win]. “They had done all the work necessary, they had shown their speed and now it was just the question of reaching out and trying to take it and they did it.” But it wasn’t one coxswain or bow or boat that won it for the Buckeyes, but their entire roster of almost 40 rowers. “We have two more fours and two novice eights back home who are also just tremendous competitors and big parts of the program,” Teitelbaum said. “I think more than anything that was the thing that got us to the championship, to the top.” In 2012, Ohio State lost six seniors from its first varsity eight alone. Thankfully, the Buckeyes had the depth to fill those seats without sacrificing the success of its other boats. “The six kids that came into that boat are every bit as good or better than the people they replaced,” Teitelbaum said. “A lot of them came out of the 2V8, one of them came out of the [varsity four]. And all of the kids, the freshmen and the novices who stepped up and filled those seats, they got the four back to the national championship and the two one place higher than it finished a year ago. “There’s no one person or group of people that can fill all of those seats. There’s no LeBron James that can just step up and score 40 for you. It really was 36 women just deciding together we’re going to do this.” Junior Katie King was one such rower who rose through the ranks to fill vital positions. Although she rowed in high school, King spent her first year on the novice crew, then moved up to second varsity four and then the varsity four last year, winning Ohio State’s first rowing event title at the 2012 championships. This year she moved again to the bow seat of the first varsity eight. “Coming off of last year, we had so many giant shoes to fill,” King said. “I think having that relationship that we had with each other last year in the four was awesome and then winning [at the NCAA Championships], we just wanted to do that for our entire team this year.” The Buckeye rowers have had to be flexible and willing to fill in wherever needed and change up lineups for the sake of the team. For varsity four rower Taylore Urban, this meant displaying serious trust in her coaches. “This weekend is only the second time we raced in the lineup that we did, so we didn’t have the whole beginning of the season to grow and learn and row together,” Urban said. “But we trusted in each other and our coaches and everything that (the other rowers) have done.” Part of this cohesion from novice to varsity, from fours to eights, is each rower’s commitment to the team. “A group of athletes who are perpetuating a tremendous culture really just decided we’re going to commit to seeing if we can get to the very top, and they lived that the entire year,” Teitelbaum said. “That’s a lot of choices that a college student needs to make in order to stay on that track and they did that. They did that as a group beyond those that raced here.” Junior Lauren Eckles, who decided to check out rowing after club lacrosse didn’t fit her schedule, started out strong as a novice, but hit a rough patch during her first year on varsity. She didn’t compete at the Big Ten championships and therefore didn’t have a chance to compete at nationals. “I watched from my computer at home,” Eckles said. “I kind of used that over the summer as my motivation because I knew how hard everyone else worked. So I trained really hard and I came back and ended up being in the 2V8 with eight other amazing women.” Her team pushed her to reach for more and she did the same, helping the second varsity eight come in first in the June 2 grand final ahead of California and Brown. “I think that’s one of the coolest parts of our team, the fact that people that don’t have the fastest 2k are still pushing everyone else to get better,” Eckles said. “We were the 2V but we pushed the 1V to get faster every practice and they were pushing us to catch up. It’s a constant competition within, but it’s just for the betterment of the team.” Rowing is one of the few varsity sports in Division I that gives people completely new to the sport a chance to work up to racing for a national championship. The stream of new talent and competition for seats encourages younger rowers to improve and pushes experienced rowers to continue to raise the bar for themselves. “My freshman year, I did the walk-on novice program and I actually didn’t race my freshman year,” Urban said. “I was ready to go the next year to show I deserved to be on the team. Last year I found myself on the first four, and we ended up capturing a national title last year in New Jersey and we won again this year as well. “It just goes to show that if you really want something and really go after it enough and really believe in your teammates and coaches, that you can accomplish anything with this sport. This is so near and dear to my heart, this sport. I didn’t start it until I was in college, and I’m very thankful my mother told me I should do this because mothers are always right.” Even though the Buckeyes fell short of the first NCAA three-event sweep with their third-place finish in the first varsity eight, that didn’t stop their celebration, with girls holding back tears as they hoisted the championship trophy and sang their alma mater with a cheer of “O-H! I-O!” “We’re a team,” Eckles said. “It’s not about one boat. We live as a team, we lose as a team. And here we are.” 2 Division I Rowing—Team Results

2013 TEAM RESULTS I Eights II Eights Fours Total 1. Ohio St...... 60 44 22 126 2. California...... 66 42 16 124 3. Princeton...... 63 34 15 112 4. Southern California...... 51 38 21 110 5. Virginia...... 57 32 19 108 6. Washington...... 54 28 20 102 7. Brown...... 33 40 18 91 8. Yale...... 36 36 12 84 9. UCLA...... 48 24 10 82 10. Stanford...... 39 30 13 82 11. Harvard...... 45 26 8 79 12. Michigan...... 42 14 11 69 13. Notre Dame...... 30 22 14 66 14. Washington St...... 27 18 17 62 15. Cornell...... 24 20 10 50 16. Wisconsin...... 21 14 9 44 17. Oklahoma...... 18 12 5 35 18. Boston U...... 15 10 3 28 19. gonzaga...... 12 8 7 27 20. Navy...... 9 4 4 17 21. Rhode Island...... 6 6 2 14 22. Marist...... 3 2 1 6 Note: Ties in team scoring are broken by finish in I Eights.

2013 EVENT RESULTS II Eights: Fourth final—1. Gonzaga, 6:54.043; 2. Rhode I Eights: Fourth final—1. Gonzaga, 6:47.816; 2. Navy, Island, 6:59.203; 3. Navy, 7:03.024; 4. Marist, 7:41.132. 6:51.816; 3. Rhode Island, 7:00.705; 4. Marist, 7:16.290. Fours: Fourth final—1. Navy, 7:43.649; 2. Boston U., 7:46.154; 3. Rhode Island, 7:47.509; 4. Marist, 8:00.994. II Eights: Third final—1. Cornell, 6:40.522; 2. Washington I Eights: Third final—1. Notre Dame, 6:36.141; 2. Washington St., 6:41.170; 3. Michigan, 6:42.016; 4. Wisconsin, 6:45.990; 5. St., 6:38.076; 3. Cornell, 6:40.046; 4. Wisconsin, 6:41.259; 5. Fours: Third final—1. UCLA, 7:22.940; 2. Wisconsin, 7:27.706; Oklahoma, 6:47.752; 6. Boston U., 7:04.857. Oklahoma, 6:50.205; 6. Boston U., 6:50.575. 3. Harvard, 7:29.661; 4. Gonzaga, 7:30.280; 5. Cornell, 7:34.499; 6. Oklahoma, 7:39.220. II Eights: Petite final—1. Virginia [Maddie Hilbrant, Ann Reid, I Eights: Petite final—1. UCLA [Carolina Paini, Natalie Lizzy Youngling, Chelsea Adams, Kaitlin Fanikos, Caroline Pettee, Britta Syverson, Meaghan Volker, Alice White, Cathy Fours: Petite final—1. California [Greer Uu, Charlotte Passot, Burke, Betsy Nilan, Veronica Jones, Molly Frear (coxswain)], Stolitzka, Kate Miller, Erin Wenzel, Mia Hamano (coxswain)], Caroline Rosetti, Lynn Anderson (coxswain)], 7:14.834; 2. 6:32.130; 2. Stanford, 6:33.563; 3. Washington, 6:33.585; 6:26.618; 2. Harvard, 6:27.627; 3. Michigan, 6:30.529; 4. Princeton, 7:19.705; 3. Notre Dame, 7:21.193; 4. Stanford, 4. Harvard, 6:33.638; 5. UCLA, 6:36.777; 6. Notre Dame, Stanford, 6:30.776; 5. Yale, 6:31.992; 6. Brown, 6:32.589. 7:23.404; 5. Yale, 7:26.778; 6. Michigan, 7:27.998. 6:38.007. I Eights: Grand final—1. California [Aggie Nowinski, Erica Fours: Grand final—1. Ohio St. [Taylore Urban, Sara Handa, II Eights: Grand final—1. Ohio St. [Daphne Socha, Katie Rippe, Paparangi Hipango, , Jenn Helssen, Chloe Meyer, Aina Cid Centelles, Dara Schnoll (coxswain)], Beletskaya, Silvia De Matteis, Stephanie Johnson, Nicole Kendall Chase, Maggie Simpson, Clair Premzic, Rachel Ersted 7:08.262; 2. Southern California, 7:11.025; 3. Washington, Becks, Lauren Eckles, Samantha Fowle, Catherine Shields, (coxswain)], 6:21.426; 2. Princeton, 6:22.595; 3. Ohio St., 7:12.039; 4. Virginia, 7:12.157; 5. Brown, 7:21.125; 6. Amanda Poll (coxswain)], 6:27.866; 2. California, 6:29.890; 6:23.197; 4. Virginia, 6:23.648; 5. Washington, 6:25.697; 6. Washington St., 7:25.852. 3. Brown, 6:30.149; 4. Southern California, 6:30.434; 5. Yale, Southern California, 6:28.293. 6:32.824; 6. Princeton, 6:33.459. Division I Rowing—History 3

History

Team 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 Note: Ties in team scoring are broken by finish in I Eights.

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 2002 Brown [Lee Reynolds, Diane Schneider, 1999 Virginia [Charlotte Quesada, Emily Egge, Sara Brown 7, Washington 3, California 2, Virginia 2, Harvard, Meaghan Kelly, Megan Wachs, Alex Garrett, Erin Lieb, Lauren Brown, Jennifer Stanford, 1 each. Agloro (coxswain)], 7:42:24. Herberger, Charlotte Kraenzle, Lynette 2003 Brown [Deborah Dryer, Kaitlin Masarie, Katie Sobehart, Sarah Harrick (coxswain)], INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Reynolds, Gillian Almy, Mira Metha (cox- 6:50.79. Brown 13, Washington 9, Virginia 8, Yale 4, California swain)], 7:18.83. 2000 Brown [Amie Carter, Mariah Raymond, Rosie 3, Ohio St. 3, Princeton 3, Michigan 2, Stanford 2, 2004 Virginia [Launa Forehand, Kerry Maher, Branson-Gill, Lucy Luedens-Booth, Kelly Clemson, Harvard, Minnesota, Southern California, Renee Albers, Libby McCann, Ashley Egan, Caanora Glick, Hadley Hoseas, Nina 1 each. Jones (coxswain)], 7:27.5. Freeman, Eleanor D’Ambrosio (coxswain)], 2005 Virginia [Katrin Sydlik, Allison Brennan, 6:48.39. Mieke Pitts, Mindy Fiesler, Michelle Ellison 2001 Michigan [Melanie Duncan, Petra Juzwishin, (coxswain)], 7:18.42. Sera Coppolino, Sophie Roberge, Liz Championship Records 2006 Brown [Anne Van Beuningen, Carly Traub, Nelson, Julie Brescoll, Kristine Johns, Joanna Jacob, Casey Collins, Christina Katie Reynolds, Corinn Cunningham (cox- Caligiuri (coxswain)], 7:41.1030. swain)], 6:43.34. FOURS 7:07.98—Virginia [Ruth Retzinger, Hunter Terry, Chelsea 2007 Virginia [Chrissie Monaghan, Amanda Chase, 2002 Washington [Jenni Vesnaver, Jesssica Simpson, Inge Janssen, Sarah Pichardo (coxswain)], Rebecca Ryall, Mindy Fiesler, Mary Eddy Harm, Shannon Oates, Erin Becht, Sanda (coxswain)], 7:35.03. Hangan, Marghe Pallottino, Erin Curry, 2010. 2008 Washington [Rachel Powers, Jennifer Park, Mandy Nelson, Anne Hessburg (cox- II EIGHTS Charlene Franklin, , swain)], 6:46:39.

6:25.72—Brown [Anna Vresilovic, Ali Mittelberger, Casey Maggie Cheek (coxswain)], 7:24.75. 2003 Brown [Abby Thomas, Frances Betancourt, ROWING Kelsey, Sarah Huebscher, Hannah Malvin, Catherine 2009 Clemson [Kelly Murphy, Lydia Hassell, Jill Filipek, Kady Tremaine, Megan Wachs, Borders, Allison Courtin, Corlis Gross, Ellie Smith (cox- Callen Erdeky, Allison Colberg, Meredith Meg Anderson, Audrey Patten, Becky swain)], 2010. Razzolini (coxswain)], 7:26.78. Hutchinson, Liza Aquiar (coxswain)], 2010 Virginia [Ruth Retzinger, Hunter Terry, 6:35.03. I EIGHTS Chelsea Simpson, Inge Janssen, Sarah 2004 Brown [Erika Faires, Diane Schneider, Caitlin 6:11.95—Stanford [Erika Roddy, Di Eaton, Elle Logan, Pichardo (coxswain)], 7:07.98. Flynn, Sophie Branson-Gill, Meghan Kelly, , Julie Smith, Lindsay Meyer, Michelle 2011 California [Becca Lindquist, Kyndal Mancho, Maggie Cheney, Kaitlin Masarie, Audrey Vezie, Adrienne Fritsch, Jenna Levy (coxswain)], 2009. Charlotte Palmer, Catherine Shannon, Patten, Peggy McKendry (coxswain)], Lynn Anderson (coxswain)], 7:09.60. 6:44.1. 2012 Ohio St. [Taylore Urban, Katie King, 2005 Virginia [Chrissie Monaghan, Mary Event Champions Stephanie Johnson, Emily Ralph, Dobmeier, Sara Lipp, Heather Gardner, Alexandra Sawatzki (coxswain)], 7:13.09. Kim Southern, Libby McCann, Crystal 2013 Ohio St. [Taylore Urban, Sara Handa, Chloe MacLeod, Beth Clark, Launa Forehand Meyer, Aina Cid Centelles, Dara Schnoll (coxswain)], 6:34.19. FOURS (coxswain)], 7:08.26. 2006 Brown [Jeanette Saraidaridis, Sarah 1997 Brown [Emily Zobel, Anda Adams, Caroline Bowman, Meg Anderson, Dove West, Grogan, Nina Carter, Kate Saul (coxswain)], Corey Finnerty-Ludwig, Katie Reynolds, 7:24.5. II EIGHTS Elizabeth Fison, Vanessa Rathbone, Sarah 1998 Southern California [Lisa Bartoli, Ivelina 1997 Princeton [Stephanie Jones, Joanna Schmidt, Wu (coxswain)], 6:48.7680. Boteva, Annalisa Gross, Kasey Ryan, Ashley McCowen, Christy Wiegard, Kira Rebecca Moneymaker (coxswain)], 7:52.1. Gresdiroff, Abigail Cromwell, Emily Jones, 2007 Minnesota [Mary Ann Weinzierl, Christine 1999 Washington [Erin Becht, Anna Mickelson, Michelle Clarke, Yon Sung (coxswain)], O’Donnell, Maggie Armstrong, Catherine Kara Nykrein, Kellie Schenk, Mary Whipple 6:59.9. Casey, Ashlee Vilmo, Heidi Bechtel, Sarah (coxswain)], 7:34.5 1998 Virginia [Kara McPhillips, Amy Burns, Emily Graham, Katie Johnson, Kaja Tally (cox- 2000 Washington [Adrienne Hunter, Heidi Hurn, Egge, Charlotte Quesada, Erin Lieb, swain)], 6:56.39. Carrie Stasiak, Lauren Estevenin, Anne Jenny Sherman, Bronwyn Rick, Charlotte 2008 Brown [Corlis Gross, Carly Traub, Sarah Heisburg (coxswain)], 7:49. Kraenzle, Cinda Ewton (coxswain)], 7:11.2. Palomo, Vanessa Rathbone, Joanna Jacob, 2001 Washington [Teegan Simonson, Yvonneke Libby Boghossian, Christine Flynn, Anna Stenken, Katie Baurichter, Marghe Vresilovic, Christina Caligiuri (coxswain)], Pallotino, Maili Barber (coxswain)], 7:32.69. 6:42.42. 4 Division I Rowing—Event Champions

2009 Yale [Emily Matykiewicz, Allix Wilde, Dara 1999 Brown [Caroline Grogan, Erin Kelley, Amy 2006 Princeton [Caroline Lind, Kristin Dickson, Armine Afeyan, Alexandra Meyers, Nina Carter, Kellie Walker, Anda Haraldsdottir, Jackie Zider, Devan Darby, Thompson, Lauren Richards, Rebecca Adams, Rachel Anderson, Portia Johnson, Andreanne Morin, Caroline Kruse, Nadal, Lee Glandorf, Mia Kanak (cox- Katherine Saul (coxswain)], 6:46.89. Genevra Stone, Kate Bertko, Lizzie Agnew swain)], 6:29.04. 2000 Brown [Portia Johnson, Rachel Anderson, (coxswain)], 6:36.8510. 2010 Brown [Anna Vresilovic, Ali Mittelberger, Anda Adams, Kellie Walker, Jessica 2007 Yale [, Tess Gerrand, Christine Casey Kelsey, Sarah Huebscher, Hannah Lanning, Liane Malcos, Erin Kelley, Geiser, Jamie Redman, Taylor Ritzel, Malvin, Catherine Borders, Allison Courtin, Caroline Grogan, Kate Saul (coxswain)], Amanda Rich, Alice Henly, Christine Corlis Gross, Ellie Smith (coxswain)], 6:37.20. Glandorf, Emily Cleveland (coxswain)], 6:25.72. 2001 Washington [Annabel Ritchie, Nicole Rogers, 6:37.08. 2011 Stanford [Sarah Bolmer, Susan Bryukhanov, Carrie Stasiak, Adrienne Hunter, Rika 2008 Yale [Jamie Redman, Taylor Ritzel, Christina Marielle Higgins, Daphne Martchenko, Geyser, Anna Mickelson, Nicole Borges, Person, Tess Gerrand, Alice Henly, Maren Erin Radigan, Julia Thompson, Michelle Lauren Estevenin, Mary Whipple (cox- McCrea, Caroline Nash, Christine Glandorf, Vezie, Kristy Wentzel, Tiffany Dao (cox- swain)], 7:04.03. Mia Kanak (coxswain)], 6:34.05. swain)], 6:26.76. 2002 Washington [Lauren Estevenin, Annabel 2009 Stanford [Erika Roddy, Di Eaton, Elle Logan, 2012 Michigan [Ariel Piotter, Chrissy Holm, Priscilla Ritchie, Anna Mickelson, Heidi Hurn, Grace Luczak, Julie Smith, Lindsay Meyer, Livingston, Emily Idoni, Cristina Felix, April Adrienne Hunter, Carrie Stasiak, Kara Michelle Vezie, Adrienne Fritsch, Jenna Newberry, Paige Heil, Taylor Schubert, Nykreim, Yuunneke Stenken, Mary Levy (coxswain)], 6:11.95. Kate Grimaldi (coxswain)], 6:37.04. Whipple (coxswain)], 6:36:41. 2010 Yale [Taylor Ritzel, Dara Dickson, Stephanie 2013 Ohio St. [Daphne Socha, Katie Beletskaya, 2003 Harvard [Sarah Marvel, Courtney Brown, Madner, Catherine Hart, Caroline Nash, Silvia DeMatteis, Stephanie Johnson, , Anna Brock, Lis Lambert, Maren McCrea, Alice Henly, Tess Gerrand, Nicole Becks, Lauren Eckles, Samantha Heather Schofield, Carolina Fisher, Tasha Mia Kanak (coxswain)], 6:24.76. Fowle, Catherine Shields, Amanda Poll Pasternack, Julie Gluck (coxswain)], 2011 Princeton [Ashton Brown, Molly Hamrick, (coxswain)], 6:27.87. 6:26.92. Kelly Pierce, Kelsey Reelick, Emily 2004 Brown [Mira Mehta, Deborah Dryer, Meg Reynolds, Heidi Robbins, Michaela Strand, I EIGHTS Anderson, Catherine Starr, Karen Prazar, Lauren Wilkinson, Lila Flavin (coxswain)], 1997 Washington [Sabrina Telenska, Denni Rachel Dearborn, Natalia Obolensky, 6:27.12. Nessler, Kelly Horton, Katy Dunnet, Annie Marie Walcott, Gillian Almy (coxswain)], 2012 Virginia [Keziah Beall, Martha Kuzzy, Christie, Jan Williamson, Tristine Glick, Kari 6:32.9. Kristine O’Brien, Sarah Cowburn, Green, Alida Purves (coxswain)], 6:31.8. 2005 California [, Mara Allen, Erin Fiona Schlesinger, Susanne Grainger, 1998 Washington [Missy Collins, Sabina Telenska, Reinhardt, Iva Obradovic, Kim Atkinson, Hemingway Benton, Carli Goldberg, Denni Nessler, Kelly Horton, Katy Dunnet, Laura Terheyden, Kaylan Vander Schilden, Sidney Thorsten (coxswain)], 6:18.72. Annie Christie, Rachel Dunnet, Vanessa Jelena Djukic, Remy Hitomi (coxswain)], 2013 California [Aggie Nowinski (stroke), Erica Tavalero, Kari Green [(coxswain)], 6:52.0. 6:20.74. Rippe, Paparangi Hipango, Kara Kohler, Jenn Helssen, Kendall Chase, Maggie Simpson, Clair Premzic, Rachel Ersted (coxswain)], 6:21.43.

Team Finishes

Team (Years Participated) Years 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Best Finish (Year[s]) Boston U. (1999-2000-01-13)...... 4 0 0 0 0 7th (2000) Brown (1997-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13)...... 17 7 3 3 0 1st (1999-2000- 02-04-07-08-11) California (1999-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13)...... 15 2 3 4 2 1st (2005-06) Clemson (2009-10-11)...... 3 0 0 0 0 12th (2009) Cornell (2012-13)...... 2 0 0 0 0 13th (2012) Dartmouth (1997-98-2009-11)...... 4 0 0 0 0 8th (1997-98) Gonzaga (2013)...... 1 0 0 0 0 19th (2013) Harvard (1998-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-07-08-09-11-12-13)...... 14 1 0 0 0 1st (2003) Iowa (2001)...... 1 0 0 0 0 9th (2001) Marist (2013)...... 1 0 0 0 0 22nd (2013) Massachusetts (1998)...... 1 0 0 0 1 4th (1998) Michigan (1998-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-09-10-11-12-13)...... 13 0 2 1 1 2nd (2001-12) Michigan St. (2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-08-09-10-11-12)...... 12 0 0 0 0 6th (2006-08-09) Minnesota (2007)...... 1 0 0 0 0 6th (2007) Navy (2013)...... 1 0 0 0 0 20th (2013) Notre Dame (2006-07-12-13)...... 4 0 0 0 0 9th (2006) Ohio St. (2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13)...... 14 1 0 1 2 1st (2013) Oklahoma (2013)...... 1 0 0 0 0 17th (2013) Oregon St. (1997-2009)...... 2 0 0 0 0 7th (1997) Princeton (1997-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13)...... 17 0 1 3 3 2nd (1997) Rhode Island (2013)...... 1 0 0 0 0 21st (2013) Rutgers (1997)...... 1 0 0 0 0 6th (1997) Southern California (2005-07-09-10-11-12-13)...... 7 0 0 0 1 4th (2013) Stanford (2002-03-06-09-10-11-12-13)...... 8 1 1 0 1 1st (2009) Syracuse (2002)...... 1 0 0 0 0 12th (2002) Tennessee (2006-07-08-10)...... 4 0 0 0 0 9th (2007) UCLA (2010-12-13)...... 3 0 0 0 0 8th (2012) Virginia (1997-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-07-08-09-10-11-12-13)...... 16 2 3 2 3 1st (2010-12) Washington (1997-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13)...... 17 3 3 2 1 1st (1997-98-2001) Washington St. (2003-04-06-08-10-11-13)...... 7 0 0 0 1 4th (2006) Wisconsin (1999-2004-05-06-08-09-10-11-12-13)...... 10 0 0 0 0 7th (2010) Yale (1997-2002-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13)...... 13 0 1 1 2 2nd (2004) Division I Rowing—All-Time Team Results 5

2003: 1. Harvard, 59; 2. Brown, 57; 3. Washington, 55; 4. 2009: 1. Stanford, 88; 2. California, 85; 3. Yale, 85; 4. Virginia, All-Time Team Results Michigan, 51; 5. California, 43; 6. Virginia, 41; 7. Princeton, 38; 78; 5. Brown, 71; 6. Michigan St., 54; 7. Washington, 50; 8. 8. Ohio St., 38; 9. Stanford, 33; 10. Yale, 27; 11. Michigan St., Ohio St., 49; 9. Michigan, 48; 10. Princeton, 46; 11. Southern California, 46; 12. Clemson, 43; 13. Wisconsin, 26; 14. Harvard, Note: Ties in team scoring are broken by finish in I Eights. 16; 12. Washington St., 10. 21; 15. Oregon St., 14; 16. Dartmouth, 12. 1997: 1. Washington, 201; 2. Princeton, 184; 3. Brown, 170; 2004: 1. Brown, 70; 2. Yale, 58; 3. Michigan, 52; 4. California, 51; 5. Washington, 43; 6. Princeton, 36; 7. Virginia, 36; 8. Ohio 2010: 1. Virginia, 87; 2. California, 82; 3. Princeton, 76; 4. 4. Virginia, 146; 5. Yale, 108; 6. Rutgers, 100; 7. Oregon St., 97; St., 33; 9. Washington St., 28; 10. Harvard, 24; 11. Wisconsin, Stanford, 75; 5. Brown, 71; 6. Yale, 66; 7. Wisconsin, 55; 8. 8. Dartmouth, 81. 19; 12. Michigan St., 18. Southern California, 52; 9. Michigan St., 51; 10. Washington, 1998: 1. Washington, 91; 2. Brown, 85; 3. Virginia, 76; 4. 43; 11. Michigan, 43; 12. UCLA, 31; 13. Washington St., 29; 14. 2005: 1. California, 67; 2. Virginia, 63; 3. Brown, 49; 4. Ohio Massachusetts, 72; 5. Michigan, 70; 6. Princeton, 62; 7. Ohio St., 22; 15. Clemson, 21; 16. Tennessee, 12. St., 42; 5. Princeton, 39; 6. Harvard, 39; 7. Yale, 38; 8. Michigan, Harvard, 54; 8. Dartmouth, 36. 35; 9. Washington, 31; 10. Michigan St., 27; 11. Southern 2011: 1. Brown, 85; 2. Stanford, 85; 3. California, 83; 4. 1999: 1. Brown, 56; 2. Virginia, 56; 3. Washington, 42; 4. California, 25; 12. Wisconsin, 13. Princeton, 72; 5. Southern California, 72; 6. Virginia, 69; 7. Michigan St., 55; 8. Washington, 54; 9. Wisconsin, 44; 10. Ohio Princeton, 36; 5. Michigan, 35; 6. California, 33; 7. Harvard, 2006: 1. California, 66; 2. Brown, 66; 3. Princeton, 56; 4. 27; 8. Michigan St., 18; 9. Boston U., 17; 10. Wisconsin, 10. St., 44; 11. Yale, 42; 12. Washington St., 39; 13. Michigan, 33; Washington St., 52; 5. Ohio St., 52; 6. Michigan St., 40; 7. 14. Harvard, 17; 15. Clemson, 12; 16. Dartmouth, 10. 2000: 1. Brown, 59; 2. Washington, 55; 3. Virginia, 48; 4. Washington, 33; 8. Wisconsin, 28; 9. Notre Dame, 22; 10. Yale, California, 38; 5. Michigan, 34; 6. Princeton, 32; 7. Boston U., 21; 11. Stanford, 21; 12. Tennessee, 11. 2012: 1. Virginia, 87; 2. Michigan, 82; 3. California, 78; 4. Princeton, 77; 5. Ohio St., 67; 6. Southern California, 66; 7. 20; 8. Michigan St., 18; 9. Ohio St., 13; 10. Harvard, 13. 2007: 1. Brown, 58; 2. Virginia, 54; 3. Ohio St., 52; 4. Yale, 51; Washington, 62; 8. UCLA, 62; 9. Stanford, 40; 10. Yale, 38; 11. 2001: 1. Washington, 58; 2. Michigan, 53; 3. Brown, 49; 4. 5. Southern California, 48; 6. Minnesota, 47; 7. California, 38; Wisconsin, 34; 12. Harvard, 32; 13. Cornell, 31; 14. Brown, 25; Ohio St., 37; 5. Princeton, 33; 6. California, 23; 7. Virginia, 22; 8. Princeton, 34; 9. Tennessee, 29; 10. Washington, 25; 11. 15. Notre Dame, 20; 16. Michigan St., 15. Harvard, 19; 12. Notre Dame, 13. 8. Harvard, 20; 9. Iowa, 18; 10. Boston U., 17. 2013: 1. Ohio St., 126; 2. California, 124; 3. Princeton, 112; 2002: 1. Brown, 67; 2. Washington, 63; 3. California, 44; 2008: 1. Brown, 67; 2. Washington, 59; 3. California, 53; 4. 4. Southern California, 110; 5. Virginia, 108; 6. Washington, 4. Virginia, 43; 5. Ohio St., 42; 6. Yale, 42; 7. Princeton, 40; Yale, 51; 5. Virginia, 47; 6. Michigan St., 38; 7. Ohio St., 34; 102; 7. Brown, 91; 8. Yale, 84; 9. UCLA, 82; 10. Stanford, 82; 8. Michigan, 40; 9. Michigan St., 29; 10. Stanford, 26; 11. 8. Washington St., 30; 9. Harvard, 26; 10. Wisconsin, 25; 11. 11. Harvard, 79; 12. Michigan, 69; 13. Notre Dame, 66; 14. Harvard, 19; 12. Syracuse, 13. Tennessee, 21; 12. Princeton, 17. Washington St., 62; 15. Cornell, 50; 16. Wisconsin, 44; 17. Oklahoma, 35; 18. Boston U., 28; 19. Gonzaga, 27; 20. Navy, 17; 21. Rhode Island, 14; 22. Marist, 6. ROWING