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2020-21 RESULTS FALL 2020 RESULTS - Canceled SPRING 2021 RESULTS 2020-21 RESULTS FALL 2020 RESULTS - Canceled SPRING 2021 RESULTS WASHINGTON STANFORD INVITE PAC-12 ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS Lowell, Ore. - Dexter Reservoir Redwood City, Calif. - Redwood Shores Gold River, Calif. - Lake Natoma April 3, 2021 April 24-25, 2021 May 16, 2021 VARSITY 8 April 24 - morning TEAM STANDINGS 1. Washington 5:54.8 1. Washington 72 2. Oregon State 6:13.8 VARSITY 8 2. California 63 1. Stanford 5:50.95 3. Oregon State 45 JUNIOR VARSITY 8 2. Oregon State 5:54.33 4. Stanford 42 1. Washington 5:58.1 5. Washington State 28 2. Oregon State 6:25.2 JUNIOR VARSITY 8 6. Oregon 12 1. Stanford 6:00.55 THIRD VARSITY 8 2. Oregon State 6:09.27 VARSITY 8 1. Washington 6:16.1 1. Washington 5:46.099 2. Oregon State 6:43.7 April 24 - afternoon 2. California 5:50.640 3. Stanford 5:54.113 VARSITY 4+ VARSITY 8 1. Washington - 4A 6:46.3 4. Oregon State 6:09.915 1. California 6:12.00 5. Washington State 6:28.430 2. Washington - 4B 6:49.2 2. Oregon State 6:19.40 3. Washington - 4C 6:53.2 6. Oregon 6:43.027 4. Washington - 4D 7:03.5 JUNIOR VARSITY 8 JUNIOR VARSITY 8 5. Oregon State 7:53.5 1. California 6:16.30 1. Washington 5:52.507 Lineups: 2. Oregon State 6:44.00 2. California 5:58.927 V8 - deBorja (cox), Balsbaugh, Labonski, Tames, 3. Stanford 6:07.262 Wilson, Gavin, Lindquist, Patrick, Coulter April 25 4. Oregon State 6:25.167 JV8 - Riviello (cox), W. La Fond, B. La Fond, Touhey, VARSITY 8 5. Washington State 6:42.97 Ghalayini, Zach Niedermeyer, Nathan Purtzer, 1. Oregon State 5:55.74 THIRD VARSITY 8 Neihoff, Taylor 2. Santa Clara 6:08.37 3V8 - deBorja (cox), McIntee, Silberstein, Heming- 1. Washington 5:57.616 way, Foltz, Ramsey, Chick, Vanderlind, Kendall JUNIOR VARSITY 8 2. California 5:59.856 V4+ - Riviello (cox), Susak, Acosta, Smith, Wiley 1. Santa Clara 6:07.07 3. Oregon State 6:36.131 2. Oregon State 6:08.57 VARSITY 4+ GONZAGA Lineups: 1. Washington 6:37.019 Spokane, Wash. - Silver Lake V8 - deBorja (cox), Tames, Labonski, Gavin, Wilson, 2. California 6:41.932 April 17, 2021 Balsbaugh, Lindquist, Patrick, Coulter 3. Oregon State 7:23.562 JV8 - deBorja (cox), Neihoff, Ghalayini, 4. Oregon 7:45.825 VARSITY 8 Niedermeyer, B. La Fond, Vanderlind, Purtzer, Lineups: 1. Oregon State 6:04.6 Touhey, Taylor 2. Gonzaga 6:23.0 V8 - deBorja (cox), Tames, Labonski, Gavin, Wilson, Balsbaugh, Lindquist, Patrick, Coulter JUNIOR VARSITY 8 JV8 - Riviello (cox), Matthews, B. La Fond, 1. Oregon State 6:23.2 Hemingway, Niedermeyer, Purtzer, Niehoff, Taylor, 2. Gonzaga 6:31.2 Vanderlind 3V8 - Olmedo (cox), W. La Fond, Silberstein, THIRD VARSITY 8 Connelly, Ghalayini, Ramsey, Myles, McIntee, 1. Oregon State 6:29.5 Kendall 2. Gonzaga 6:42.1 V4+ - Boehlecke (cox), Acosta, Touhey, Foltz, Smith Lineups: V8 - deBorja (cox), Balsbaugh, Labonski, Tames, Wilson, Gavin, Lindquist, Patrick, Coulter JV8 - Riviello (cox), W. La Fond, B. La Fond, Touhey, Ghalayini, Niedermeyer, Purtzer, Neihoff, Taylor 3V8 - Boehlecke (cox), McIntee, Silberstein, Touhey, Foltz, Ramsey, Myles, Smith, Wiley 1 OREGON STATE MEN’S ROWING HISTORY & RECORDS 2020-21 RESULTS SPRING 2021 RESULTS IRA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS IRA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS West Windsor, N.J. - Mercer Lake West Windsor, N.J. - Mercer Lake May 28, 2021 - Day 1 May 29, 2021 - Day 2 Time Trials - May 28 morning Finals VARSITY 8 VARSITY 8 (3RD LEVEL) 15. Oregon State 5:39.193 1. Cornell 6:18:772 2. Oregon State 6:22.126 JUNIOR VARSITY 8 3. Temple 6:27.315 19. Oregon State 6:13.042 4. Drexel 6:29.823 THIRD VARSITY 8 5. Colgate 6:30.629 11. Oregon State 6:29.410 6. Williams 6:31.669 SECOND VARSITY 8 (4TH LEVEL) Semifinals - May 28 afternoon 1. Oregon State 6:42.327 VARSITY 8 (SEMIFINAL C) 2. Marist 6:45.756 1. California 6:19.449 3. Marietta 6:48.459 2. Stanford 6:21.206 4. Gonzaga 6:51.562 3. Brown 6:21.720 5. Saint Josephs 7:00.176 4. Navy 6:24.409 6. San Diego 7:04.836 5. Oregon State 6:40.231 THIRD VARSITY 8 (PETITE (2ND LEVEL)) 6. Temple 6:44.600 1. Wisconsin 6:33.973 SECOND VARSITY 8 (SEMIFINAL D) 2. Drexel 6:37.927 1. Oregon State 6:50.914 3. George Washington 6:39.167 2. Marietta 6:54.155 4. Temple 6:39.487 3. Saint Josephs 7:05.661 5. Saint Josephs 6:40.590 4. Bates 7:10.184 6. Oregon State 6:56.434 Lineups: THIRD VARSITY 8 (SEMIFINAL B) V8 - deBorja (cox), Tames, Wilson, Gavin, Labonski, 1. California 6:28.009 Balsbaugh, Lindquist, Patrick, Coulter 2. Northeastern 6:33.860 2V8 - Riviello (cox), Neihoff, B. La Fond, 3. Wisconsin 6:47.820 Niedermeyer, Ghalayini, Matthews, Purtzer, 4. Oregon State 6:56.434 Vanderlind, Taylor 5. Holy Cross 7:19.581 3V8 - Olmedo (cox), W. La Fond, Silberstein, Connelly, Hemingway, Touhey, Foltz, McIntee, Kendall 2 OREGON STATE MEN’S ROWING HISTORY & RECORDS ROWING AWARDS VARSITY EIGHT PACIFIC COAST PAC-12 FIRST-TEAM FINAL STANDINGS ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL-CONFERENCE 2021 Pac-12 Championships ..........4th 1994 7th 2021 Tristan Gavin IRA Championships .............14th 1993 4th Jacoby Wilson 2020 Pac-12 Championships ....Canceled 1992 4th 2020 Awards not given out - season canceled IRA Championships ........Canceled 1991 5th 2019 Hunter Smith 2019 Pac-12 Championships ..........4th 1990 7th 2018 Baxter Call IRA Championships ............20th 1989 5th 2017 Spencer Smith 2018 Pac-12 Championships ..........4th 1988 7th 2016 Josh West IRA Championships ............19th* 1987 5th 2015 Bobby Vernazza * The Fourth Final was cancelled due to weather. 1986 11th 2014 Ross Ellingwood OSU was 19th in the final poll. 1985 8th 2013 Chad Swenson 2017 Pac-12 Championships ..........4th 1984 9th 2012 Wyatt Worrel IRA Championships ............20th 2011 Robert Hannah, Evan Peterson 2016 Pac-12 Championships ..........4th PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 Mike Buckiewicz IRA Championships .............17th 1983 5th 2009 David Weir 2015 Pac-12 Championships ..........4th 1982 5th 2008 James Fulmer IRA Championships .............21st 1981 4th 2007 Ryan Schanno 2014 Pac-12 Championships ..........4th 1980 3rd 2006 Dan Scholz IRA Championships .............18th 1979 3rd 2005 Adam Wing 2013 Pac-12 Championships ..........4th 1978 3rd 2004 Chris Callaghan, Adam Wing IRA Championships .............17th 1977 2nd 2003 Ryan Dillon, Nick Scholz 2012 Pac-12 Championships ..........4th 2002 Emmy Gardner (cox), 2011 Pac-10 Championships ..........4th WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE Josh Inman 2010 Pac-10 Championships ..........4th 2001 Joey Hansen, Andrew Jackson IRA Championships .............17th ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2000 Joey Hansen, Scott Fortner 2009 Pac-10 Championships ..........4th 1976 3rd 1999 Andy Legard, Joey Hansen IRA Championships .............16th 1975 V8 2nd, V4 3rd 1998 Andy Legard, Jayme Dumford 2008 Pac-10 Championships ..........4th 1973 V8 3rd, Lwt. 8 2nd 1997 Andy Legard, Cary Sullivan IRA Championships .............14th 1972 JV 8 3rd, Lwt. 8 2nd, 1996 Jason Boyd, Cary Sullivan 2007 Pac-10 Championships ..........4th Lwt. doubles champion 1995 John Lucia, Cary Sullivan IRA Championships .............10th 1969 Lwt. 8 2nd, V4 2nd, 1994 Scott Essex 2006 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd junior single sculls 3rd 1993 Scott Essex IRA Championships .............14th 1968 Lwt. 8 champion, 1992 Scott Essex 2005 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd Lwt. single sculls champion, 1991 Trevor Abbott IRA Championships ..............9th Frosh 8 3rd 1990 Dave Mittman 2004 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd 1967 Lwt. 8 champion 1989 Shane Petersen IRA Championships ..............9th 1966 Lwt. 8 champion, 1988 Shane Petersen 2003 Pac-10 Championships .........2nd junior single sculls champion 1987 Jeff Petersen IRA Championships ..............9th 1965 JV 8 3rd, Frosh 8 3rd, 1986 Jeff Petersen 2002 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd senior double sculls champion, 1985 Mike Hester IRA Championships ..............4th Lwt. single sculls champion 1984 Doug Schleiger 2001 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd 1964 Frosh 8 2nd 1983 Les Dixon IRA Championships .............10th 1961 Frosh 8 2nd 2000 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd PAC-12 NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR IRA Championships .............13th 2015 Jesse Maritz 1999 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd IRA Championships ..............8th 1998 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd PAC-10 COACH OF THE YEAR IRA Championships .............15th 2004 Kjell Oswald 1997 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd IRA Championships ..............9th 1996 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd IRA Championships .............10th 1995 Pac-10 Championships ..........3rd IRA Championships .............16th 3 OREGON STATE MEN’S ROWING HISTORY & RECORDS ROWING AWARDS PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC MEMBERS *The conference switched to an honor roll starting with the 2019-20 season. 2010 IRA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM First Team: Jonathan Gallion, Patrick Kohan, Spencer 2020 Awards not given out 2021 Robertson, Sam Schwartz, Jeremy Sugden 2019 Tyler Gray, Jacob Randall, Hunter Smith Landen Acosta, Tristan Gavin, Ben La Fond, Patrick McIn- 2018 Baxter Call, Ercoli Crugnale, Zach Fried, tee, Drew Riviello, Aiden Susak, Jacoby Wilson 2009 Camron Gharib, Neall Koetje, Miles 2020 First Team: Will Gustafson, Sam Schwartz Moran, Jacob Randall, Hunter Smith Second Team: Beth Olsen 2017 Baxter Call, Ercoli Crugnale, Neall Koetje, Andrew Bullock, Tyler Gray, Josh Hocker, Jacob Randall, Liam Kucey, Glenn Miller, Hunter Smith, Jacoby Wilson 2008 Nathan Smith, Brad Vomacil First Team: George Dirth, James Fulmer, Will Gustafson, 2016 Baxter Call, Neall Koetje, Liam Kucey, 2019 Nathan Smith, Bobby Vernazza First Team: Camron Gharib, Tyler Gray, Hunter Smith Jeff Halleck, Jeremy Sugden, Justin 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