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Introduction 1 2011 Rowing Roster...... 8 Crew Profiles...... 9-20 Table of Contents...... 1 Roster Breakdown...... 21 Tulsa Quick Facts...... 1 The University of Tulsa...... 2 History 22 The City of Tulsa...... 3 J. Bird Sr. Shell Nest...... 4 All-Time Rowing Roster...... 22-23 Jack Zink Indoor Rowing Center...... 4 Rowing Awards...... 24 University President...... 5 All-Time Results...... 25-31 Athletics Director...... 5 Rowing Coaching Staff Rowing Information 32 Crew 6 Head Coach...... Kevin Harris Rowing Terminology...... 32 (George Washington, 1992), 9th year Head Coach Kevin Harris...... 6 Phone...... (918) 631-2971 Assistant Coaches...... 7 E-mail...... [email protected]

Assistant Coach /Boatman/Rigger...... Rodney Mott (Washington State, 1991), 1st year Phone...... (918) 631-2268 E-mail...... [email protected]

2011 Tulsa Rowing Schedule Assistant Coach...... Taurii Coyne (Miami, 2007), 1st year Date Regatta Location Phone...... (918) 631-2268 E-mail...... [email protected] March 12-13 Oklahoma Invitational Oklahoma City, Okla. March 26 vs. Harvard Cambridge, Mass. Graduate Assistant Coach...... Katie Caves (UC-Berkely, 2010), 1st year April 2-3 San Diego Crew Classic San Diego, Calif. Phone...... (918) 631-2268 April 16-17 SIRA’s Oak Ridge, Tenn. E-mail...... [email protected] April 23 Tulsa Duels Catoosa, Okla. May 14 Conference USA Championship Oak Ridge, Tenn. 2011 Team Information May 21-22 USRA Collegiate Championship Lake Mercer, N.J. Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 36/9 Newcomers...... 14 June 2-4 IRA Championship Camden, N.J. Oct. 1-2 Head of the Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Okla. Nov. 5-6 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. Tulsa Athletic Media Relations

Assoc. Athletic Director for Communications...... Don Tomkalski Tulsa Quick Facts Work Phone...... 918-631-3200 Assistant Director/Rowing Contact...... Stephanie Hall Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma Work Phone...... 918-631-2163 Enrollment: 4,187 Cell Phone...... 918-232-2393 Founded: 1894 Fax...... 918-631-3913 Nickname: Golden Hurricane Email...... [email protected] Colors: Old Gold, Royal Blue, Crimson Affiliation: NCAA Division I-A Assistant Director...... Eric Hollier Conference: Conference USA Work Phone...... 918-631-2492 Home Facility: J. Bird Sr. Shell Nest and the Jack Zink Indoor Rowing Center President: Dr. Steadman Upham Assistant...... Cedrique Flemming Work Phone...... 918-631-3720 Faculty Athletic Representative: Chris Anderson Director of Athletics: Lawrence Cunningham Mailing Address: Assoc. A.D. for Compliance/SWA: Crista Troester Athletic Media Relations The University of Tulsa This publication has been provided to assist you in your coverage of Tulsa Rowing. We hope that it will be a valuable asset to you during the 2011 800 South Tucker Drive season. Specific requests for other items should be directed to Stephanie Hall, 800 South Tucker Drive, Tulsa, Okla. 74104-3189. The 2011 Tulsa Rowing Record and Fact Book is published by The University of Tulsa Athletic Media Relations office and designed and printed by Transcript Press Tulsa, OK 74104-3189 of Norman, Oklahoma. Photographic contributions by Walt Beazley, James Plumlee, Mark Moore, Bill Powell, Travis Johnston, Tulsa Chamber of Commerce and Rich Clarkson and Associates. The University of Tulsa is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution. For EEO/AA information, contact the Office of Legal Compliance at (918) 631-2423; for disability accommodations, contact Dr. Jane Corso at (918) 631-2315.

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The University of Tulsa Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma (pop. 550,000) As a comprehensive, doctoral-degree-granting institution, The University of Founded: 1894 Tulsa provides undergraduate, graduate, and professional education of the high- Institution Type: Private, doctoral degree

IN T RO est quality in the arts, humanities, sciences, business, education, engineering, granting, accredited, coeducational

law, nursing, and applied health sciences. Affiliation: Nondenominational; founded by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in 1894

Enrollment: 4,187 (3,084 undergraduate, 1,103 graduate and law)

Programs: 59 undergraduate, 35 graduate, 10 doctoral

Average class size: 19

Student/faculty ratio: 10 to 1

Full-time faculty: 306

Endowed chairs and/or professorships: 42

Average ACT score (2009 freshman class): 28

Average SAT score (2009 freshman class): 1260

Top ten percent of high school class (2009 freshman class): 65 percent

National Merit Finalists: 1 in 10 of all undergraduates, including freshman is a National Merit Finalist

TU Presidential Scholars: 271

Students from multicultural/ international backgrounds: The University’s mission is nurtured and supported by: • a residential campus that fosters a sense of com- Multicultural 16 percent; International munity and integrates curricular and extracurricular • exceptional faculty, who draw students into the 13 percent life; pursuit of knowledge, introducing them to the plea- Percentage receiving some type of sures and responsibilities of the life of the mind in • and abundant opportunities for students to under- financial aid: 88 percent a challenging world, and who include in their num- take community service, internships, and study bers the 1998-99 Carnegie Foundation Professor of abroad; to participate in substantive research, often Competitive Scholarships the Year for all U.S. doctoral and research universi- as early as the freshman year; and to study and re- Since 1995, TU students have received: ties, a national Carnegie Foundation Pew Scholar, flect in ways that foster intellectual, spiritual, and 44 Goldwater Scholarships a Carnegie Foundation Professor of the Year for moral growth. 29 National Science Foundation Oklahoma, a member of the National Academy of Graduate Fellowships Engineering, and four Fellows of the Institute for TU’s 200-acre campus is located two miles east of 7 Department of Defense Fellowships Advanced Study; downtown Tulsa, a metropolitan city with a population 8 Truman Scholarships exceeding a half a million people. The city’s remark- 7 Fulbright Grants • a humanities-based general curriculum that stimu- able cultural, technological, and economic resources 6 Morris K. Udall Scholarships lates scientific, social, and artistic inquiry, while nourish the University’s mission and enrich its life, just 8 Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowships stressing competence in oral and written commu- as the University, in turn, enriches the city. 4 British Marshall Scholarships nication; In its vibrant urban environment, The University of Athletics: Division I – 18 men’s and • graduate, professional, and research programs that Tulsa offers a diversity of learning experiences, a bal- women’s teams foster advanced theoretical development, promote ance between career preparation and liberal educa- Conference: Conference USA professional preparation, enhance the quality of the tion, teaching, and research, and endeavors to instill faculty, and extend the University’s international Nickname: Golden Hurricane in its students an understanding that stature as an reach; individual and value as a member of society depend Colors: Old Gold, Royal Blue, Crimson

upon continual learning. • substantial library resources and information technology that support research and classroom learning; TU Fact Sheet

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Tulsa, Oklahoma — “Green Country” Tulsa is nestled in the northeastern quadrant of Oklahoma, right in the heart of IN T RO “Green Country.” The rolling green hills and wooded terrain of the city lies at an elevation of 700 feet above sea level and offers a temperate climate. Tulsans enjoy 227 days of sunshine a year and an average daily temperature of 61 degrees. The rainfall average is approximately 40 inches, and continually changing conditions occur in the city during all four seasons.

What began as Tulsee Town in 1836 under a stur- at 11.5 percent below the national average while the musical, Oklahoma!, is performed at the Discoveryland dy oak tree, which still stands today at 18th and county per capita income is 20.7 percent above the amphitheater where a barbecue dinner and roping les- Cheyenne Streets, is today the second largest city in national average. sons add to the evening’s entertainment. Tulsa is also Oklahoma. Ask people to describe Tulsa, and you’ll home to several outstanding events too numerous to likely get many different answers. It was a city forever Tulsa, one of “America’s Most Livable Communities,” list, but those worth a mention include Mayfest, the changed by the discovery of oil in 1901. It is home to is known as the Mecca for arts in Oklahoma. Art deco Gatesway International Balloon Festival, Oktoberfest art deco treasures and nationally renowned museums. masterpieces are prevalent in many of our downtown and the Tulsa Pow Wow of Champions. Its African American heritage left its mark, in both the buildings and churches. Spectacular works of art dot business and music worlds. And it’s a city of nostalgia the trails of our beautiful River Parks. From the Tulsa The Tulsa Port of Catoosa is acclaimed as one of the and special memories for countless Americans due to Ballet and Tulsa Opera, to Broadway plays and musi- largest, most inland river-ports in the United States. its location on historic Route 66. cals at the Performing Arts Center, to the Philbrook The Tulsa International Airport offers direct service and the largest collection of Western American art to most major U.S. cities and is another important Tulsa boasts a widely diversified business base, at the Gilcrease, Tulsa’s rich cultural legacy greatly contributor to our economic growth. including aerospace, telecommunications, manufac- enhances our citizen’s quality of life. turing, construction, high technology, healthcare, edu- Ten higher education facilities serve the metropolitan cation, transportation and energy. For a great shopping experience, a visit to Cherry Street Tulsa area. Options range from community college or Utica Square is a must, and for those who would and vocational studies to undergraduate, graduate, Tulsa has the second shortest commute time in the rather spend the afternoon on the links, Tulsa has and professional degree programs at both public and nation, ranks 15th in the nation for the highest rate several exclusive golf courses to choose from. During private universities. of high school graduation and boasts a cost of living summer months, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic

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J. Bird Sr. Shell Nest

The J. Bird Sr. Shell Nest is a 5,000 square foot facility for the rowing IN T RO team, the first boat storage facility specifically dedicated to the needs of the varsity rowers at TU.

The location is a short 15 minute drive from campus and it allows TU access to one of the best waterways for rowing in the United States on the Verdigris River. The Verdigris River is part of the Mississippi River water- shed and sports a natural setting of 18 miles distance for the TU Women’s Rowing Team Jack Zink Indoor to practice.

Rowing Center “The J. Bird Sr. Shell Nest is the final facili- ties piece that the TU Women needed in The boathouse joins the 6,500 square order to make sure that we can practice properly,” said Harris. The Verdigris is a foot Jack Zink Indoor Rowing Center, great new home for TU and we are grateful which is located on campus at TU. to the Bird Family for seeing our need and helping us to fulfill it.” The building was com- The Zink Center, named in honor of Tulsa busi- pleted in January 2007. nessman and philanthropist, the late Jack Zink, is Tulsa’s on campus home and sports space for locker rooms, coaches’ offices, and an ergometer room capable of supporting the entire team prac- ticing at one time. Additionally, the Zink Center has an eight-station indoor rowing tank, which is used for training novices, doing individual and technical practices, and winter training. The Zink Center was completed in March 2006.

“The TU community has been very supportive of the rowing team and the fact that we have been able to do so much facilities-wise in the past five years means that we will only be picking up speed from this point on,” commented Harris.

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and the 2008 NCAA Men’s and Women’s Tennis National Championship.

In his tenure at Ball State, Cunningham guided a program IN T RO with 19 intercollegiate sports and a budget of $12.4 mil- Steadman Bubba lion. In his final year, Ball State completed a $12M cam- Upham Cunningham paign to renovate the football stadium. In raising those President Director of Athletics funds, Cunningham secured the largest single gift in Ball State Athletics history.

Steadman Upham currently serves as the 17th presi- Bubba Cunningham is in his sixth year as the Director of He implemented a variety of firsts for the Cardinals. The dent of The University of Tulsa, a position he has held Athletics at The University of Tulsa. He was named to football team played the first-ever night game in Ball since 2004. Prior to coming to TU, he served as presi- the position on October 7, 2005, and began his tenure State Stadium and the first-ever weeknight home game dent and chief executive officer of Claremont Gradu- at Tulsa on November 11, 2005. Cunningham came to in the university’s 78-year history in 2003. Cunningham ate University, a doctoral research university and a Tulsa following three years as the athletics director at also developed and implemented a marketing plan for a member of the Oxford-style consortium known as The Ball State University. record football attendance mark in 2003. He was able to Claremont Colleges in Claremont, California. secure funding exclusively from private donors to have In June 2009, Cunningham was honored as the 2008-09 permanent lights installed at Ball State Stadium. Upham received his Ph.D. degree in anthropology in FBS Central Region Under Armour Athletics Director of 1980 from Arizona State University. In 1981, he joined the Year, an award presented by the National Associa- Prior to his appointment at Ball State, Cunningham spent New Mexico State University where he held the posi- tion of Collegiate Directors of Athletics at the Annual 15 years working in the athletics department at the Uni- tions of chief archaeologist and assistant professor of NACDA Convention. versity of Notre Dame. archaeology. He achieved the rank of tenured profes- During his tenure at Tulsa, Cunningham has guided TU sor of archaeology in 1989. Before leaving New Mexi- At Notre Dame between 2000-02, Cunningham served through its infancy of membership in Conference USA co State in 1990, he also served as the faculty affiliate, as associate director of athletics for external affairs. He and has spearheaded a $60 million athletics initiative, Center for Social Research (1985 – 1990); curator of renegotiated the school’s footwear contract, developed which included a $20 million renovation to Skelly Field Archaeology, University Museum (1984 – 1990); and a communications and marketing plan, created market- at H.A. Chapman Stadium, a goal of $20 million for an associate dean of the Graduate School (1987 – 1990). ing teams for all 26 varsity sports, increased corporate athletics scholarship endowment and $20 million for From 1990 to 1998, Upham worked at the University sponsorship income, created a financial/equity plan for coach’s salary endowment. of Oregon as vice provost for research and dean of the the department and served as chairman of the NCAA Di- Graduate School and professor of anthropology. vision I Women’s Golf Committee. Cunningham has implemented and continues devel-

oping a strategic plan for personal and professional Before that, he served as associate athletics director Upham is a widely published archaeologist, having growth and development for TU’s student-athletes, written or edited 10 books and more than 75 book for finance and facilities (1995-2000). In that time, Cun- coaches and athletic staff. He also continues develop- ningham was responsible for a $30 million budget and all chapters and journal articles. He has lectured exten- ing relationships with national sponsors. business affairs. sively in the United States and Canada. Throughout his career, Upham has been singled out for his achieve- During Cunningham’s five years, Tulsa has won a In that capacity, Cunningham was responsible for de- ments as an educator and administrator. In 2001, he league-best 28 Conference USA Championships. In veloping and implementing an equity plan to meet Title received the Academy Gold Medal of Honor by the addition, the sports of men’s and women’s basketball, IX requirements, completed the master plan for Notre Academy of Transdisciplinary Learning and Advance men’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s Dame athletic facilities, coordinated the bid process and Studies. He was named to the Graduate College Hall soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis and volley- negotiation with Westwood for football radio rights, and of Fame by Arizona State University and named an ball have made national post-season tournament play. helped plan and complete the $50 million renovation and ASU Distinguished Alumnus in 1998. The University The Tulsa football team has made four straight Bowl 20,000 seat expansion of Notre Dame Stadium. He also of Oregon presented Upham its Martin Luther King, Jr. appearances, winning three of those games. coordinated the planning and construction of the War- Award and Director’s Award for Service and Achieve- ren Golf Course, an 18-hole championship course on the ment, both in 1998. Early in his academic career, Up- Academic success has thrived under Cunningham’s Notre Dame campus. ham’s teaching skills were recognized by New Mexico leadership. Tulsa has 17 ESPN The Magazine Academic State University, which presented him the Donald C. All-America performers over the last four years, while Cunningham earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees Roush Award for Excellence in Teaching, 1987, and a each year more than 150 student-athletes have earned in business administration, both from Notre Dame, in year later named him a Master Teacher. Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll accolades, 1984 and 1988, respectively. He played on the Irish golf including a high of 199 for the 2009-10 academic year. team in 1982-83. Upham’s extensive professional service and accom- Tulsa has had a total of 11 student-athletes earn C-USA plishments include commissioner of the Western Scholar Athlete of the Year honors. Cunningham serves on the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Association of Schools and Colleges; chairman of the Committee and a member of the Rotary Club of Tulsa. Board of Directors of the Council of Graduate Schools; Tulsa had the school’s best-ever ranking in the Learfield He is also a member of the Executive Committee of the president, National Physical Science Consortium; di- Sports Directors’ Cup Standings for the 2008-09 sea- Board of Directors for the Tulsa Sports Commission, the rector of The American Mutual Funds; director of the son, as the Hurricane ranked 61st with 336.6 points in Alzheimers Association of Oklahoma Board of Directors St. Francis Health System; director of the Tulsa Cham- the final standings. and the Folds of Honor Foundation Board. Cunningham ber of Commerce; director of the American Council on also served on the Gatorade National Advisory Board and Since Cunningham’s arrival, Tulsa has also hosted Education; director of the National Collegiate Athletic has been a featured speaker at numerous NACDA and I-A conference, regional and national events. TU has Association, and member of the Fund for the Improve- institute conferences. hosted Conference USA Championships for men’s ment of Postsecondary Education National Board. soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, women’s golf, Born in Flint, Mich., and raised in Naples, Fla., Cunning- men’s and women’s tennis, and track and field. Tulsa ham and his wife, Tina, have four children: Matthew, Mi- also hosted NCAA Men’s Tennis Regional Tournaments chael, John and Sarah.

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six rowers were named CRCA National Scholar Athletes, and sports a natural setting of 18 miles distance for 20 earned C-USA Academic honors and 20 earned TU practice. academic accolades. Before arriving at Tulsa, Harris was the first assistant Kevin Harris In the 2005 fall campaign, the Club 4+ and coach at Kansas State from 1999-2002. During his ten- Head Coach Championship 4+ crews earned fifth- and 12th-place ure at KSU, he coached the novice crews and recorded marks at the Head of the Charles Regatta, while the victories over Big Ten, Big 12 and Pac-10 rivals. He was 9TH YEAR Varsity 4+ captured a second-place mark at the Head also responsible for recruiting over 20 student-athletes C R E W of the Oklahoma Centennial Regatta. In the spring, TU’s to Kansas State. It was during Harris’ time in Manhattan Varsity 4+ posted wins over Creighton, Drake, SMU and that the KSU squad garnered the school’s first top-25 Murray State. The Varsity 8+ claimed a third-place finish ranking in the 2002 CRCA National Poll. Kevin Harris is in his ninth season as the head at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship, From 1997-99, Harris was head coach at NCAA women’s rowing coach at The University of Tulsa. He and finished sixth in the semifinals at the Dad Vail Division III Mills College in Oakland, Calif. In Harris’ became the fifth coach in school history on July 9, 2002, Regatta. In the classroom, two rowers were selected as first year, he guided the Cyclones to their first-ever and since then has steadily built TU towards a stronger 2006 CRCA National Scholar Athletes, while five rowers NCAA Championship appearance at the 1998 National position within the rowing world. were named C-USA All-Academic Medalists, and 21 Collegiate Women’s Rowing Championships, becoming During his tenure, Harris’ teams have recorded 151 were selected as C-USA All-Academic Honorees. the first African-American coach to take a crew to the first-place finishes and medaled 311 boats in 74 regat- In 2004-05, Tulsa registered one of the biggest vic- NCAAs. Mills finished 15th in the Varsity 4+, which was tas. He has seen 38 student-athletes receive Collegiate tories in the program’s history with a first-place finish the school’s first appearance in any sport at an NCAA Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) National Scholar in the Club 4+ race at the Head of the Charles Regatta, Championship. Athlete honors and his team has won TU’s Outstanding and during the spring season, Tulsa’s boats combined Harris began his collegiate coaching career at NCAA Team Community Service Award seven times (2003, ’04, for 14 first-place finishes in six meets. Off the water, Division III Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, ’05, ’07, ’08, ’09, ‘10) for their community and campus Harris also had the Golden Hurricane excelling in the Mass. As the novice coach, Harris’ crews won two involvement. classroom. Three rowers were named 2005 National straight Seven Sister’s Championships and numerous Last year, the Golden Hurricane tallied 34 first- Scholar Athletes by the CRCA, and a total of 24 rowers duel races against New England rivals. In 1997, the place marks and earned 60 medals in 10 regattas. were named to either the President’s List (6), Dean’s List novice crews contributed to Mount Holyoke winning the Tulsa captured the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing (11) or Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (7). New England Women’s 8+ Conference Championship, Association women’s team title, competed in the Harris took a small Golden Hurricane squad and while also winning a New England Championship in the inaugural Conference USA Championship, finishing steered it through a successful 2003-04 season. TU Second Novice 8+. fifth overall, earned seven medals at the USRowing concluded the fall by finishing ninth among 54 boats From 1991-95, Harris coached top high school crews Collegiate Championship, and the Lightweight 8+ was at the Head of the Charles in the Club 4+ event. During in the Washington Metropolitan Area. As head coach second in the Petite Final at the IRA Championship. the spring, the Hurricane turned in first-ever victories at Yorktown High School, his crews recorded top Thirty-one rowers received both TU and Conference against Iowa at the Longhorn Invitational and won races finishes at the Stotesbury Cup and the SRA National USA Academic honors, while seven were named CRCA against Drake, Kansas and SMU in Varsity 4+ competi- Championships in the Varsity 8+ and Lightweight 8+ National Scholar-Athletes. tion. Additionally, the 2004 season saw Tulsa make its categories. In 1995, as head coach of the Potomac Boat In 2009, TU recorded 20 first-place finishes and took first-ever appearance at the Dad Vail, where Tulsa’s Club Women’s Crew, his Junior 8+ finished first at the home 35 medals in nine regattas. The Golden Hurricane Novice 8+ finished fourth in a strong field. Canadian Henley Regatta. claimed its third straight Midwest Intercollegiate In his first season at Tulsa in 2002-03, the Golden Harris has also served as a member of the United Rowing Championship, but this time it was at home on Hurricane competed in 10 regattas, posted four first- States Rowing Association Junior Women’s Committee the Verdigris River in Catoosa, Okla. Tulsa captured top place finishes and medaled 23 boats. from 1994-98, and in 1999-2000 coached the Junior marks in the Novice 4+, Varsity 8+ and Second Varsity Not only has Harris been instrumental in developing National Team Development Camps for the West 8+, and second-place finishes in the Varsity 4+ and a highly competitive team, but he has been the driving Region. He is in his second stint of serving on the Novice 8+ for the MIRC title. TU brought home six gold force behind the construction of the Tulsa rowing facili- CRCA Board of Directors, as he previously served from medals from both the Wichita Frostbite and Lawless Cup ties. The Jack Zink Indoor Rowing Center, completed in 1998-2000. Harris holds a USRA Level III Coaching regattas, and earned a second-place Petite Final finish March of 2006, is a state-of-the-art rowing center that Certification. in the Lightweight 8+ at the IRA. Thirty-one rowers is housed within TU’s Mabee Gymnasium and features Harris earned his bachelor’s degree in history from received both TU and C-USA Academic honors, while an indoor rowing tank, an ergometer room capable of George Washington University in 1992 and received six were named CRCA National Scholar-Athletes. supporting the entire team practicing at one time, locker a master’s of education in 1997 from the University of Harris led Tulsa to its first-ever appearance at the rooms and coaches offices. Massachusetts at Amherst. 2008 IRA Championships, where the Golden Hurricane’s In addition to the indoor practice facility, the Harris married the former Jennifer Busch in 2002. Lightweight 4+ claimed a fifth-place finish. TU captured 5,000-square foot J. Bird Sr. Shell Nest was completed Jennifer received her doctoral degree in biology at TU gold medals in the Novice 4+ and Lightweight 4+ in January 2007. The boathouse is the first boat stor- in December 2006 and is a petroleum microbiologist at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association age facility specifically dedicated to the needs of the with ConocoPhillips. The couple have two daughters: Championship and Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing varsity rowers at TU. It is located on the Verdigris River Victoria and Alexandra. Championship, first-place finishes in the Novice 4+ at the Knecht Cup and Dad Vail Regattas, and second- place marks in the Lightweight 4+ at the Knecht Cup Kevin Harris’ Year-By-Year and Dad Vail Regatta. Tulsa also earned its second straight MIRC team championship. Twenty-eight row- Year Regattas 1st-Place Finishes Boats Medaled ers received both TU and Conference USA Academic 2002-03 10 4 23 honors, while 13 were named CRCA National Scholar- 2003-04 8 14 32 Athletes. 2004-05 10 19 55 Harris coached the Tulsa rowers to 21 first-place 2005-06 8 12 27 finishes during the 2006-07 season, including wins in 2006-07 8 21 32 the Varsity 2-, Lightweight 4+, Varsity 4+, Novice 8+ and 2007-08 11 27 47 2nd Varsity 8+ at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing 2008-09 9 20 35 Association Regatta to capture the MIRC team champi- 2009-10 10 34 60 onship. TU also claimed an impressive sixth-place mark Totals 74 151 311 in the Varsity 8+ at the Dad Vail Regatta. Off the water,

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Rodney Mott Taurii Coyne

Katie Caves C R E W Assistant Coach/ Second Assistant Graduate Assistant Boatman/Rigger Coach 1st YEAR 1st YEAR 1st YEAR

Rodney Mott is in his first year as an assistant Taurii Coyne is in her first year as second assistant Katie Caves is in her first year as a graduate assis- coach, as well as boatman/rigger for the Golden coach for the Tulsa rowing team. tant coach with the Tulsa rowing team. Hurricane rowing team. He assists with the instruction Coyne was a volunteer coach for the University Caves comes to Tulsa from the University of of the novice and varsity crews, as well as oversees all of Miami women’s crew in 2006-07 and 2009. She California where she led her Varsity 4+ team to a the equipment that keeps the rowing team on the water coached novice and third varsity rowers. second-place finish in the 2010 NCAA Championships and racing. Mott has been professionally involved in Prior to Miami, Coyne served as the head coach for and a fourth-place performance in 2009. She also led rowing for over 20 years. the Chicago River Rowing Club in 2007 where she was her Cal team to three Pac-10 Team Championships, and Before coming to TU, Mott served as the Head responsible for training programs for all levels of ath- finished in the top-three for three consecutive years at Rowing Coach and Lecturer for the Physical Education letes as well as community outreach programs. the NCAA Championships. Department at Vassar College for four years. During his From 2001-05 Coyne was a coach, private instructor, A native of San Carlos, Calif., Caves earned her tenure, Mott’s teams broke every team record in school and youth chaperone for the Tampa Rowing Club. Her bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies in 2010 history, and in the 2006-07 season, his team was ranked responsibilities included working with college athletes from UC-Berkley. No. 13 in the country. during their break and keeping equipment maintained Mott previously served as head rowing coach at and available. She was also involved with the develop- Willamette (1996-2006), Puget Sound (1989-1996) and ment and implementation of The Stewards Foundation North Idaho (1988-89), and was an assistant coach at and Learn-to-Row programs. Washington State (1988). Coyne has race experience in all boat classes, and Aidan Leddy Mott received his degree in American studies from earned four varsity letters while a member of the Student Assistant Washington State in 1991. He has been a member of University of Miami Women’s Rowing Team. She gradu- 1st YEAR US Rowing since 1984 and a member of the Collegiate ated from Miami in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in Rowing Coaches Association since 1999. Mott holds a both art history and forensics. US Rowing Coaching Certification, Levels I, II, and III. Coyne is a member of the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Mott and his wife, Tina, have one daughter, Association. Makishi.

Head Coach Kevin Harris, Assistant Coach Taurii Coyne, Graduate Assistant Katie Caves, Student Assistant Aidan Leddy, Assistant Coach Rodney Mott

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2011 Tulsa Rowing Roster Name Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (Previous School) Major Glynnis Aubrey 5-4 Sr.-2L Plano, Texas (Plano East) Management Kellen Baggett 5-8 Sr.-2L Sand Springs, Okla. (Charles Page) Mathematics Education Ashton Barragar 5-4 Jr.-1L Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan) Geosciences C R E W Hannah Bogan 5-9 So.-1L Castleton, N.Y. (Mt. Moriah) Marketing Blair Bradley 5-7 Fr.-HS Chevy Chase, Md. (Bethesda Chevy Chase) Arts & Sciences Becca Bratcher 5-7 Fr.-HS Plano, Texas (Liberty) Geosciences Catharine Brierre 5-6 Jr.-2L Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington) International Business/Spanish Allyson Brooks 5-6 So.-1L Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown) Exercise Sports Science Heather Brooks 5-2 Sr.-3L Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown) Psychology Rachel Buchanan 5-10 Jr.-2L LaGrangeville, N.Y. (Arlington) Elementary Education Anne Campbell-Ryan 5-5 Sr.-3L Tulsa, Okla. (Tulsa School of Arts & Sciences) Chemical Engineering Emory Cate 5-11 Jr.-2L Inez, Texas (Industrial) Anthropology Rebecca Clark 5-11 Fr.-HS Maize, Kan. (Kapaun Mt. Carmel Catholic) Arts & Sciences Alexis Elliot 5-8 So.-1L Grapevine, Texas (Edward Marcus) Arts & Sciences Alaina Ferraro 5-9 Jr.-2L Erie, Pa. (Mercyhurst Preparatory School) Nursing Megan Fitzpatrick 5-8 So.-1L Absecon, N.J. (Holy Spirit) Exercise Sports Science/Education Jessica Fosdyck 5-4 Jr.-2L Port Haywood, Va. (Matthews) Exercise Sports Science/Education Abigail Gorman 5-1 Jr.-2L Wauwatosa, Wis. (Divine Savior Holy Angels) Speech Pathology Alexandra Guth 5-6 Fr.-HS San Diego, Calif. (La Jolla) Nursing Natalie Hall 5-2 Jr.-2L Coweta, Okla. (Coweta) Psychology Brooke Helmberger 5-9 Fr.-HS Papillion, Neb. (Papillion-La Vista) Psychology Kelly Hill 5-8 Jr.-2L Springfield, Va. (West Springfield) Art Katie Holtvogt 5-4 Jr.-2L Dayton, Ohio (Centerville) Deaf Education Carla Horne 5-6 Sr.-3L Jacksonville, Fla. (Stanton College Prep) Deaf Education Kelsey Kean 5-7 Jr.-2L East Amherst, N.Y. (Mount Saint Mary Academy) Biochemistry/Mathematics Jourdan Kondrat 5-4 Jr.-2L Grosse Point, Mich. (Grosse Point South) Management Erin Leddy 6-0 So.-1L Georgetown, Texas (Home Schooled) Marketing Rosie McCarthy 5-2 So.-1L Williamsville, N.Y. (Williamsville North) Computer Science Nicole McNamee 5-10 Sr.-3L Chicago, Ill. (Lincoln Park) Theatre Megan Melott 5-2 So.-1L Woodbridge, Va. (C.D. Hylton) Biochemistry Lauren Nehf 5-10 Fr.-HS Phoenix, Ariz. (Chaparral) Business Amy Nelson 5-10 Fr.-HS Elm Grove, Wis. (Brookfield East) Arts & Sciences Lauren Pacinelli 6-0 Jr.-2L Erie, Pa. (Mercyhurst Preparatory School) Athletic Training Meredith Papps 5-8 So.-1L Ontario, Canada (Ernestown) Athletic Training Kimberly Poff 5-0 Fr.-HS Alexandria, Va. (T.C. Williams) Mechanical Engineering Gloria Rivera 5-5 Fr.-HS Tulsa, Okla. (Cedar Park) Nursing Stephanie Rogers 5-6 Jr.-1L Stillwater, Okla. (Stillwater/Central Oklahoma) Exercise Sports Science Amanda Schenk 5-8 Fr.-HS British Columbia, Canada (Pacific Christian) Arts & Sciences Carly Schmidt 5-6 Fr.-HS Ontario, Canada (Denis Morris) Arts & Sciences Molly Selig 5-7 So.-1L Glencoe, Ill. (New Trier) Exercise Sports Science Rebecca Stangl 5-4 Jr.-2L Webster Groves, Mo. (Webster Groves) Sociology/Elementary Education Elissa Stiles 4-11 Fr.-HS Collinsville, Okla. (Home Schooled) Arts & Sciences Puja Sztorc 5-5 So.-1L North Tonawanda, N.Y. (Nardin Academy) Arts & Sciences Arielle Tillou 5-6 Jr.-2L Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (Franklin Delano Roosevelt) Elementary Education Dana Urbanek 4-10 Jr.-2L Egg Harbor Township, N.J. (Egg Harbor Township) Elementary Education/Mathematics Amanda Urquhart 5-11 Jr.-2L Latham, N.Y. (Shaker) Nursing Renee Vanasse 5-11 Fr.-HS Coon Rapids, Minn. (Coon Rapids) Arts & Sciences Savannah Williams 5-7 So.-1L Houston, Texas (Marabeau B. Lamar) Psychology Semone Wilson 5-10 Fr.-HS Catoosa, Okla. (Edison) Mechanical Engineering Emily Wynn 5-8 Jr.-2L Glendale, Wis. (Nicolet) Education/English

Kevin Harris – Head Coach Taurii Coyne – Assistant Coach Rodney Mott – Assistant Coach/Boatman/Rigger Katie Caves – Graduate Assistant Coach

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PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year letterwinner in basketball at Charles Page High School . . . averaged 10.1 points and 8.6 rebounds per game in her career . . . earned third-team All-Frontier Conference honors as a junior and all-conference hon- orable mention accolades as senior . . . also earned a letter in softball and soccer. Glynnis Aubrey C R E W 5-4 • Sr-2L Plano, Texas (Plano East) PERSONAL – An education and mathematics major . . . born February 6, 1989 . . . one of two daughters of Dennis and Alandra Baggett . . . named to the TU Ath- letic Director’s Honor Roll and picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman, sophomore and junior. AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner.

JUNIOR (2009-10) – Participated in five regattas . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Varsity 4+ to a second-place finish . . . helped the 4x ‘B’ boat turn in a fifth-place mark at the USRowing Championship. Ashton Barragar 5-4 • Jr-1L SOPHOMORE (2008-09) – Rowed in the Lawless Cup as a member of the Light- Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan) weight 8+ and helped her crew finish second in a time of 7:15.6.

FRESHMAN (2007-08) – Participated in seven of eight regattas . . . helped the Novice 4+ tally a top time of 18:01.98 at the Head of the Oklahoma . . . in the Nov- AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. ice 4+, recorded top marks at the Wichita Frostbite Regatta, Lawless Cup, Knecht Cup, Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, Midwest Intercol- SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in two regattas . . . turned in a seventh- legiate Rowing Championship and Dad Vail Regatta. place finish in the Collegiate 4+ ‘B’ and a ninth-place mark in the Collegiate 8+ ‘B’ at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . helped the Open 8+ ‘C’ post an 11th-place finish at PRIOR TO TULSA – Earned one letter as a member of the tennis team at Plano East the Head of the Hooch. High School . . . posted a second-place finish in the Consolation ‘B’ Doubles at the Eagle Landing Tournament as a sophomore. FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in seven of eight regular-season regattas . . . cap- tured a top finish in the Novice 4+ ‘A’ at the Head of the Oklahoma . . . at the Wichita PERSONAL – A management major . . . born October 2, 1988 . . . daughter of George Frostbite, turned in a top finish in the Novice 4+ and Novice 8+, and a 10th-place and Judy Aubrey . . . was a C-USA All-Academic Honoree and was named to the mark in the Open 8+ ‘C’ boat. Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as a junior. PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in rowing at Manhattan High School . . . helped lead her Manhattan Juniors Rowing Club team to a first-place finish at the Topeka Erg Sprints all four years of her prep career . . . posted her best finish at the 26-mile Nachitoches Marathon Row in a time just shy of four hours . . Kellen Baggett . was named by her teammates as the Rowing Woman of the Year as a sophomore, 5-8 • Sr-2L junior and senior. Sand Springs, Okla. (Charles Page) PERSONAL – A geosciences major . . . born March 9, 1990 . . . one of two children of Brice and Amy Barragar.

AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner.

JUNIOR (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . raced the Collegiate 4+ to a Hannah Bogan second-place finish and then turned in a top time in the Grand Final Sprints at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . also at the Boot of the Oklahoma, helped the Collegiate 5-9 • So-1L 8+ finish third overall and then capture a gold medal finish in the Grand Final Sprints Castleton, N.Y. (Mt. Moriah) . . . turned in a sixth-place mark in the Varsity 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Varsity 8+ to a fifth-place Grand Final finish . . . posted a top finish in the Varsity 8+ to earn the Lawless Cup trophy . . . recorded a second-place finish in the Collegiate 4- and Collegiate 8+ at the USRowing Championship . . . selected as TU’s Co-Rower AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. of the Year. FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . raced the Lightweight SOPHOMORE (2008-09) – Competed in the Collegiate 8+ at the Head of the Okla- 4+ to a gold-medal finish at the Head of the Hooch . . . posted a second-place mark homa. in the Lightweight 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern Intercol- legiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Lightweight 8+ to a gold FRESHMAN (2007-08) – Participated in all eight regattas . . . assisted the Novice medal finish . . . recorded a second-place finish in the Lightweight 8+ and earned 4+ to a third-place finish at the Head of the Des Moines . . . posted top finishes in a fourth-place mark in the Lightweight 2x at the USRowing Championship . . . at the Novice 4+ at the Lawless Cup, Knecht Cup, Southern Intercollegiate Rowing the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, tallied a second-place Petite Association Championship, Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship and Dad Final finish in the Lightweight 8+. Vail Regatta.

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PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year rower and served as team captain her se- FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in four regattas . . . at the Wichita Frostbite, placed nior season at Mt. Moriah High School . . . captured a first-place finish at the 2009 first in the Novice 8+, third in the Novice 4+ ‘B’, and 10th in the Open 8+ ‘C’ . . . cap- Northeast/Mid-Atlantic Junior Regional Championships and a third-place mark at tured a second-place finish in the Lightweight 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . turned in a the 2009 Youth National Championships in the Women’s 4x . . . turned in a first-place sixth-place mark at the Knecht Cup in the Lightweight 4+ ‘B’. finish at the NYS Championship in the Lightweight 2x as a junior, and a third-place mark in the Lightweight 4+ as a sophomore . . . at the 2008 Youth Nationals, helped PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year rower for the Tulsa Juniors Rowing Club . . .

C R E W her team post a fourth-place finish . . . was also a two-year letterwinner in volleyball qualified for the USRowing Youth National Championship as a junior and senior . . . as and was named as the Most Improved Player her junior season. a junior, competed in the Women’s 4+ at the Head of the Charles . . . won the Central District Championships in the Women’s Novice 4+ as a sophomore . . . also competed PERSONAL – A marketing major . . . born August 1, 1991 . . . daughter of Michael in the Head of the Oklahoma, Head of the Colorado and Wichita Frostbite regattas . . . and Jennifer Vanommeren. was selected as the 2006 Most Improved Female Rower by the Tulsa Rowing Club.

PERSONAL – Majoring in international business and Spanish . . . born June 21, 1990 . . . one of two children of Rich and Claudia Brierre . . . was named to the Tulsa Dean’s List and earned C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman and sophomore. Blair Bradley 5-7 • Fr-HS Chevy Chase, Md. (Bethesda Chevy Chase)

Allyson Brooks 5-6 • So-1L AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown)

PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner at Bethesda Chevy Chase High School . . . led her team to back-to-back Maryland State Championships and DC Championships as a junior and senior . . . guided her team to a Washington Metro- AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. politan Interscholastic Rowing Association Championship as a sophomore and to a National Capital Cup Championship as a freshman. FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . assisted the Novice 4+ and Novice 8+ to gold medal finishes at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . guided the PERSONAL – An arts and sciences major . . . born May 16, 1992 . . . daughter of Novice 4+ to a third-place mark at the Head of the Hooch . . . at the Southern In- John Bradley and Frances Parks. tercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Second Varsity 8+ to a fourth-place Grand Final finish . . . recorded a first-place mark in the Collegiate 4x and tallied a second-place finish in the Lightweight 8+ at the USRowing Champion- ship . . . at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, tallied a second- place Petite Final mark in the Lightweight 8+. Becca Bratcher 5-7 • Fr-HS PRIOR TO TULSA – Rowed for three years with the South Jersey Rowing Club . . . Plano, Texas (Liberty) raced the Women’s Junior 2x to a second-place finish at the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic Regional Championships and to the petite final at the US Rowing Youth National Cham- pionship as a senior . . . advanced to the finals in the Senior 4x ‘B’ at the 2009 Royal Canadian Henley . . . turned in a second-place mark in the US Rowing Club Nationals in the Junior 4+ ‘A’ in 2007 . . . earned the Coach’s Award for Dedication as a senior, AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. received the Burlington County Scholastic League All-Star Pole Vault honor as a junior, picked up Most Valuable Athlete and All-South Jersey accolades as a sophomore and PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year letterwinner in softball at Liberty High School was named the Outstanding Freshman in track during her career . . . was a four-year . . . also played volleyball for two years and tennis for one season. letterwinner in track and field, and a three-year letterwinner in winter track.

PERSONAL – A geosciences major . . . born August 18, 1992 . . . daughter of Gary PERSONAL – Majoring in exercise sports science . . . born October 8, 1990 . . . and Christina Bratcher. daughter of John and Sheere Brooks . . . her sister, Heather, is also a TU rower . . . was a C-USA All-Academic Honoree and was named to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as a freshman.

Catharine Brierre 5-6 • Jr-2L Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington) Heather Brooks 5-2 • Sr-3L Moorestown, N.J. (Moorestown)

AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner.

SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in five regattas . . . raced the Lightweight 2x AT TULSA – A three-year letterwinner. to a first-place finish at the Boot of the Oklahoma with a time of 17:08.28 . . . at the Head of the Hooch, captured a bronze medal in the Lightweight 8+. JUNIOR (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . posted a second-place mark in the Lightweight 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern Intercol-

10 www.tulsahurricane.com 2011 TULSA rowing Record & Fact Book legiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Lightweight 8+ to a gold to a second-place finish in the Mixed 8+ at the Head of the Fish and to the semifinals medal finish . . . earned a silver medal in the Lightweight 1x and a fifth-place mark in at the New York State Championship in the Girls’ Senior 4+ her senior season . . . as the Collegiate 2x at the USRowing Championship. a junior, won the Outstanding Rower Award and received a silver medal at the Em- pire State Games in the Women’s Open 4+ . . . was named a Poughkeepsie Journal C R E W SOPHOMORE (2008-09) – Rowed in all nine regattas . . . at the Head of the Charles, All-Star during her junior and senior seasons. rowed in the Lightweight 4+ and finished sixth . . . turned in a first-place finish in the Lightweight 4+, a third-place mark in the Open 4x, a fifth-place finish in the Open 8+ PERSONAL – An elementary education major . . . born May 10, 1990 . . . one of ‘B’ and a seventh-place mark in the Open 4+ ‘C’ at the Wichita Frostbite . . . captured three children of George and Sue Buchanan . . . was named to the Tulsa Dean’s List a second-place finish in the Lightweight 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . aided the Light- and picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman and sophomore . . . earned weight 8+ and the Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ to fourth- and fifth-place marks, respectively, CRCA Scholar Athlete accolades as a sophomore. at the Knecht Cup . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Champi- onships, recorded a third-place performance in Lightweight 8+ . . . claimed a gold medal in the 2nd Varsity 8+ at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship and a bronze medal in the Lightweight 8+ at the Dad Vail . . . helped the Lightweight 8+ earn a second-place Petite Final finish at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Anne Campbell-Ryan Championship. 5-5 • Sr-3L Tulsa, Okla. (Tulsa School of Arts & Sciences) FRESHMAN (2007-08) – Participated in all 11 regattas . . . assisted the Novice 4+ to a third-place finish at the Head of the Des Moines . . . at the Head of the Oklahoma, helped claim a top mark in the Lightweight 4+, Lightweight 4+ NightSprints and Nov- ice 4+ . . . as a member of the Lightweight 4+, aided the crew to an 11th-place finish AT TULSA – A three-year letterwinner. at the Head of the Charles . . . in the Novice 4+, recorded a top mark at the Wichita Frostbite Regatta . . . guided the Lightweight 4+ to top marks at the Wichita Frostbite JUNIOR (2009-10) – Participated in all 10 regattas . . . at the Head of the Hooch, Regatta, Lawless Cup, Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship captured a bronze medal in the Lightweight 8+ . . . posted a second-place mark in and Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship, and a second-place finish at the the Lightweight 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern Intercol- Knecht Cup and Dad Vail Regatta . . . also claimed a fifth-place time of 7:40.71 in the legiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Lightweight 8+ to a gold Lightweight 4+ at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship. medal finish . . . recorded a second-place finish in the Lightweight 8+ and earned a fourth-place mark in the Lightweight 2x at the USRowing Championship . . . at PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a gymnast at Moorestown High School and a lightweight the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, tallied a second-place Petite oarswoman at the South Jersey Rowing Club . . . won a gold medal at the Indepen- Final finish in the Lightweight 8+. dence Day Regatta and Navy Day Regatta . . . competed in the USRowing Club Na- tional Championships and the Canadian Henley . . . won her club’s Most Dedicated SOPHOMORE (2008-09) – Rowed in six regattas . . . helped capture a second- Award in 2006 and 2007. place finish in the Lightweight 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . at the Knecht Cup, claimed a sixth-place mark in the Lightweight 4+ ‘B’ . . . assisted the Lightweight 8+ to a PERSONAL – A psychology major . . . born February 11, 1989 . . . one of three chil- bronze medal at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship . dren of John and Sheere Brooks . . . her sister, Allyson, is also a TU rower . . . was . . earned a gold medal in the 2nd Varsity 8 at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing named to the Tulsa Dean’s List as a freshman, and to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Championship . . . at the Dad Vail, helped the Lightweight 8+ place third . . . guided Honor Roll as a sophomore and junior . . . received C-USA All-Academic honors as a the Lightweight 8+ to a second-place Petite Final finish at the Intercollegiate Rowing freshman, sophomore and junior. Association Championship.

FRESHMAN (2007-08) – Participated in seven of 11 regattas . . . helped the Novice 4+ tally top marks at the Head of the Oklahoma, Lawless Cup, Knecht Cup, Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Rachel Buchanan Championship and Dad Vail Regatta. 5-10 • Jr-2L LaGrangeville, N.Y. (Arlington) PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a member of the Tulsa Rowing Club . . . as a senior, fin- ished as the runner-up at the Central District Championships in the Junior Women’s 8+ . . . in the Junior Women’s Novice 4+, won the Central District Championship as a junior. AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. PERSONAL – A chemical engineering major . . . born March 28, 1989 . . . the daugh- SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . helped the Second ter of Barbara Campbell and Gerald Hogan . . . was named to the Tulsa Dean’s List Varsity 8+ turn in a third-place Petite Final finish at the San Diego Crew Classic . and was a C-USA All-Academic Honoree as a freshman, sophomore and junior . . . as . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the a sophomore and junior, picked up Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association National Second Varsity 8+ to a fourth-place Grand Final finish. Scholar-Athlete honors.

FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Competed in five regattas . . . captured a gold medal in the Novice 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . at the Knecht Cup, earned a bronze medal in the Novice 8+ . . . rowed in the Novice 8+ at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Asso- ciation Championship and finished fourth in the Petite Final . . . assisted the Novice 8+ to a second-place mark at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship.

PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in rowing at Arlington High School . . . was selected as the Oarswoman of the Year as a senior . . . led her team

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place finish in the Woodlands Rowing Championship 1x and a fourth-place mark in the WRC 2x . . . earned a second-place mark in the Single at the Central Regionals and a second-place mark in the ‘C’ Finals at Nationals . . . attended the 2007 Junior Emory Cate Women’s National Team sculling camp. 5-11 • Jr-2L Inez, Texas (Industrial) PERSONAL – An arts and sciences major . . . born March 18, 1991 . . . daughter of

C R E W Barrington Elliot and Lisa Creed . . . was a C-USA All-Academic Honoree and was named to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as a freshman.

AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner.

SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . at the Southern Inter- collegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Second Varsity 8+ to a Alaina Ferraro fourth-place Grand Final finish . . . recorded a second-place mark in the Collegiate 8+ 5-9 • Jr-2L at the USRowing Championship. Erie, Pa. (Mercyhurst Preparatory School)

FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in six regattas . . . at the Wichita Frostbite, earned a gold medal in the 2nd Novice 8+ and placed 10th in the Open 8+ ‘C’ . . . captured a gold medal in the Novice 4+ at the Lawless Cup . . . earned a first-place finish at the AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship, second place marks at the Knecht Cup and Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships, and a third- SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . raced the Collegiate 4+ place finish at the Dad Vail in the Novice 4+. to a second-place finish and then turned in a top time in the Grand Final Sprints at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . also at the Boot of the Oklahoma, helped the Colle- PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a two-year letterwinner in track and field at Industrial giate 8+ finish third overall and then capture a gold medal in the Grand Final Sprints High School. . . . assisted the Open 8+ to a bronze medal at the Head of the Hooch . . . tallied a sixth-place mark in the Varsity 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern PERSONAL – An anthropology major . . . born April 20, 1990 . . . one of five children Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Varsity 8+ to a fifth- of Bain and Jackie Cate. place Grand Final finish . . . posted a top mark in the Varsity 8+ to earn the Lawless Cup trophy . . . recorded a second-place finish in the Collegiate 4- and Collegiate 8+ at the USRowing Championship.

FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in all eight regular-season regattas . . . at the Rebecca Clark Head of the Charles, finished sixth in the Club 4+ . . . captured first-place times in 5-11 • Fr-HS the Novice 4+ and Novice 8+, and a fourth-place finish in the Open 8+ at the Wichita Maize, Kan. (Kapaun Mt. Carmel Catholic) Frostbite . . . earned gold medals in the Varsity 4+ ‘C’ and Varsity 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . helped the Varsity 8+ capture a gold medal at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship and turn in a fourth-place mark at the Southern Intercolle- giate Rowing Association Championship. AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in rowing at Mercyhurst Prepa- PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a two-year letterwinner in track and field at Kapaun Mt. ratory School . . . as a senior, won a gold medal at both the Head of the Ohio and Carmel Catholic High School . . . also played softball for two years and basketball MPS Regatta . . . won four gold, three silver and nine bronze medals during her prep for one year. career . . . as a junior, led her Lightweight 4+ to a fourth-place mark at the Canadian Nationals . . . earned a ninth-place finish out of 125 competitors in the Ontario Er- PERSONAL – An arts and sciences major . . . born February 21, 1992 . . . daughter gometer Championship as a sophomore. of Kenneth and Nancy Clark. PERSONAL – A nursing major . . . born August 11, 1990 . . . daughter of Frank and Mary Ferraro . . . was named to the TU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman and sophomore.

Alexis Elliot 5-8 • So-1L Grapevine, Texas (Edward Marcus) Megan Fitzpatrick 5-8 • So-1L Absecon, N.J. (Holy Spirit) AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner.

FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in five regattas . . . assisted the Novice 4+ and Novice 8+ to gold medal finishes at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . captured a win over AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. Creighton in the Novice 8+ at the Lawless Cup. FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in eight regattas . . . guided the Novice 4+ PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year club rower . . . as a senior, captured a first- to a third-place mark at the Head of the Hooch . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate place mark at the Marathon Rowing Mixed Championships in the Open 4x, a second- Rowing Association Championship, captured a gold medal in the Novice 4+ . . .

12 www.tulsahurricane.com 2011 TULSA rowing Record & Fact Book helped the Varsity 4+ post a first-place finish in the ‘C’ Final at the Central South and Head of the Hooch . . . posted a second-place mark in the Lightweight 8+ at the Conference USA Championship. San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Lightweight 8+ to a gold medal finish . . . recorded a PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in rowing and soccer at Holy second-place mark in the Lightweight 8+ at the USRowing Championship . . . at C R E W Spirit High School . . . as a senior, helped her Lightweight 8+ finish second in the the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, tallied a second-place Petite New Jersey State Championships, third in the Scholastic Rowing Association Cham- Final finish in the Lightweight 8+. pionships and fourth at the Stotesbury Cup . . . claimed first-place finishes in the Lightweight 8+ at the Stotesbury Cup and SRAA Championships, and a second-place FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in all eight regular-season regattas . . . guided the mark in the New Jersey State Championships during her junior campaign . . . earned Novice 4+ ‘A’ to a gold medal at the Head of the Oklahoma . . . competed in the Club the Most Dedicated Player award for soccer as a junior. 4+ and finished sixth at the Head of the Charles . . . captured a gold medal in the Nov- ice 4+ at the Wichita Frostbite . . . at the Lawless Cup, finished second in the Light- PERSONAL – An exercise sports science and education major . . . born March 25, weight 8+ . . . turned in a first-place finish in the Lightweight 8+ and a second-place 1991 . . . daughter of Brian and Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick . . . was a C-USA All-Academic mark in the Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ at the Knecht Cup . . . claimed bronze medals in the Honoree and was named to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as a freshman. Lightweight 8+ at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships and the Dad Vail . . . finished first in the 2nd Varsity 8+ at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship . . . helped the Lightweight 8+ earn a second-place Petite Final finish at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship.

Jessica Fosdyck PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a coxswain for the Milwaukee Rowing Club, where she 5-4 • Jr-2L coxed the Boys 4’s and 8’s . . . led the Boys 4+ to their first bid at the US Rowing Port Haywood, Va. (Matthews) Association Youth Championship . . . coxed the Boys 4+ to a third-place finish at the Midwest Championships . . . competed in the Canadian Henley and Badger State Games.

AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. PERSONAL – Majoring in speech pathology . . . born April 26, 1990 . . . one of five children of Daniel and Robin Gorman . . . was named to the Tulsa Dean’s List as a SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . at the Boot of the Okla- freshman and to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as a sophomore . . . picked up homa, helped the Collegiate 8+ finish third overall and then capture a gold medal C-USA Academic Medalist honors as a freshman and sophomore. finish in the Grand Final Sprints . . . raced the Open 8+ to a bronze medal at the Head of the Hooch . . . helped post a sixth-place mark in the Varsity 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Varsity 8+ to a fifth-place Grand Final finish . . . posted a top mark in the Alexandra Guth Varsity 8+ to earn the Lawless Cup trophy . . . recorded a second-place finish in the 5-6 • Fr-HS Collegiate 8+ at the USRowing Championship. San Diego, Calif. (La Jolla) FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in seven regattas her freshman year . . . at the Wichita Frostbite, helped the Novice 8+ claim a gold medal, the Novice 4+ ‘B’ finish fourth, the Open 2x ‘B’ post a fifth-place mark and the Open 8+ ‘C’ finish 10th . . . assisted the Varsity 4+ ‘C’ and Novice 8+ to first-place finishes at the Lawless Cup . AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. . . in the Novice 8+, claimed a silver medal at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championships, a bronze medal at the Knecht Cup and finished fourth in the Petite PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year rower at La Jolla High School . . . as a fresh- Final at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships. man, raced the Lightweight 4+ to a first-place finish at the Head of the American.

PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in rowing at Matthews High PERSONAL – A nursing major . . . born October 10, 1992 . . . daughter of Ronald School . . . finished in third place in the Women’s Senior 4+ at the Stotesbury in and Margaret Guth. 2006 and 2007 . . . claimed a gold medal in the Women’s Senior 4+ at the Scholastic Nationals in 2007 . . . also rowed for the Mobjack Rowing Club.

PERSONAL – Majoring in exercise sports science and education . . . born April 30, 1990 . . . daughter of Frank and Yvonne Rich. Natalie Hall 5-2 • Jr-2L Coweta, Okla. (Coweta)

Abigail Gorman 5-1 • Jr-2L AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. Wauwatosa, Wis. (Divine Savior Holy Angels) SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in eight regattas . . . at the Southern Inter- collegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Varsity 4+ to a second- place finish . . . helped the Varsity 4+ post a first-place mark in the ‘C’ Final at the AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. Central South and Conference USA Championship.

SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in all 10 regattas . . . raced the Lightweight FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in six regattas . . . captured a gold medal in the 4+ to a gold-medal finish and the Lightweight 8+ to a bronze-medal finish at the 2nd Novice 8+ at the Wichita Frostbite . . . turned in first-place performances in the

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Novice 8+ and Varsity 4+ ‘C’ at the Lawless Cup . . . in the Novice 8+, claimed a silver medal at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship, a bronze medal at the Knecht Cup and finished fourth in the Petite Final at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships. Katie Holtvogt 5-4 • Jr-2L PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in golf and a three-year letterwin- Dayton, Ohio (Centerville)

C R E W ner in cross country at Coweta High School.

PERSONAL – A psychology major . . . born January 2, 1990 . . . daughter of Bill and Nancy Hall. AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner.

SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . at the Southern Inter- collegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Second Varsity 8+ to a fourth-place Grand Final finish . . . earned a fifth-place mark in the Collegiate 1x and Brooke Helmberger a bronze medal in the Collegiate 2x at the USRowing Championship. 5-9 • Fr-HS Papillion, Neb. (Papillion-La Vista) FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in seven regattas . . . captured a silver medal in the Single at the Wichita Frostbite and turned in a sixth-place performance at the Head of the Oklahoma . . . helped the Novice 8+ earn a gold medal and the Open 2x ‘B’ claim a bronze medal at the Wichita Frostbite . . . earned a gold medal in the AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. Varsity 4+ ‘A’ and a silver medal in the 3rd Varsity 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . in the Varsity 4+, claimed a gold medal at the Knecht Cup, and silver medals at the South- PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in soccer at Papillion-La Vista ern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship and Midwest Intercollegiate High School . . . was also a member of the volleyball team for two years and football Rowing Championship. team for one season. PRIOR TO TULSA – Registered 42 top-10 finishes in her prep career at the Dayton PESONAL – A psychology major . . . born May 13, 1992 . . . daughter of Jim and Rowing Club . . . finished 13th in a field of 73 in the Single at the 126th Royal Ca- Dawn Helmberger. nadian Henley . . . captured gold medals in the Single at the 2008 Michigan Invita- tional, 2006 Ohio Governors Cup and 2005 Columbus Crew Classic . . . also claimed gold medals in the Four at the 2008 Ohio Governors Cup and in the Eight at the 2007 Midwest Master Championship . . . has been a figure skater for 15 years at

the South Dayton Figure Skating Club, and a synchronized skater for 10 years at the Kelly Hill Oxford Skating Club. 5-8 • Jr-2L Springfield, Va. (West Springfield) PERSONAL – A deaf education major . . . born February 1, 1990 . . . daughter of Neal and Annette Holtvogt . . . was named to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman and sophomore.

AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner.

SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in eight regattas . . . at the Southern Inter- Carla Horne collegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Varsity 4+ to a second- 5-6 • Sr-3L place finish . . . helped the Varsity 4+ post a first-place mark in the ‘C’ Final at the Jacksonville, Fla. (Stanton College Prep) Central South and Conference USA Championship.

FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in five regattas . . . captured gold medals in the Novice 4+ at the Lawless Cup, Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Cham- pionships and Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championships, and a silver medal AT TULSA – A three-year letterwinner. at the Knecht Cup and a bronze medal at the Dad Vail. JUNIOR (2009-10) – Participated in seven regattas . . . at the Boot of the Okla- PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year letterwinner in rowing at West Springfield homa, helped the Collegiate 8+ finish third overall and then capture a gold medal High School . . . her Varsity 8+ finished fifth in the Virginia State Championships and in the Grand Final Sprints . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association qualified for Nationals as a senior . . . competed in the Stotesbury, C.R.A.S.H. B’s and Championship, assisted the Varsity 4+ to a second-place mark . . . helped the Varsity Mid-Atlantic Sprints during her prep career. 4+ post a first-place finish in the ‘C’ Final at the Central South and Conference USA Championship . . . earned a gold medal in the Collegiate 1x and a bronze medal in PERSONAL – An art major . . . born November 30, 1989 . . . daughter of James and the Collegiate 2x at the USRowing Championship. Kathryn Hill . . . was named to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman and sophomore. SOPHOMORE (2008-09) – Rowed in all eight regular-season regattas . . . captured a gold medal in the Open 4+ ‘A’ at the Head of the Oklahoma . . . helped the Cham- pionship 4+ record a 14th-place finish at the Head of the Charles . . . at the Wichita Frostbite, claimed gold medals in the Open 2x and Varsity 4+ . . . in the Varsity 8+, earned a gold medal at the Lawless Cup and Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship.

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FRESHMAN (2007-08) – Participated in seven regattas . . . in the Novice 4+, record- ed top marks at the Head of the Oklahoma, Wichita Frostbite Regatta, Lawless Cup, Knecht Cup, Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship and Dad Vail Regatta. Jourdan Kondrat 5-4 • Jr-2L C R E W PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year letterwinner on the rowing team at Stan- Grosse Pointe, Mich. (Grosse Pointe South) ton College Prep . . . as a senior, earned the Jacksonville City Championship in the Single, Double and Varsity 4+, and a Florida State Championship in the Varsity 4+ . . . also picked up a gold medal in the Double at the Southeast Regionals . . . finished in fourth-place in the Senior 4+ at the SRA Nationals and in the Double at the US AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. Rowing Nationals . . . as a junior, earned the Jacksonville City Championship in the Single, Varsity 4+ and Varsity 8+ . . . earned a gold medal at the FSRA States in the SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in five regattas . . . in the Open 4+, turned Single and Varsity 4+, and the Championship 4+ at the Southeast Regionals . . . in a top finish at the Oklahoma Invitational . . . posted a win in the Varsity 4+ ‘B’ at finished second in the Senior 4+ at the SRA Nationals in 2006 . . . at the US Rowing the Lawless Cup. Youth Nationals, earned a ninth-place mark in the Youth 4+. FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in five regattas . . . at the Lawless Cup, helped earn PERSONAL – A deaf education major . . . born December 12, 1988 . . . one of two a gold medal in the Novice 4+ and a silver medal in the 3rd Varsity 8+ . . . captured children of Steve and Carla Horne . . . was named to the Tulsa Dean’s List as a fresh- a silver medal in the Varsity 4+ at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association man and to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as a sophomore . . . was selected as Championship . . . in the Novice 4+, earned a gold medal at the Midwest Intercol- C-USA All-Academic Honoree as a freshman and sophomore. legiate Rowing Championship, a silver medal at the Knecht Cup and a bronze medal at the Dad Vail.

PRIOR TO TULSA – With her Detroit Varsity Girls Rowing Club team, raced in the 2007 USRowing Club National Championship in the Double and Four . . . competed Kelsey Kean in the Four and Eight at the Canadian Henley as a senior . . . raced at the Head of the 5-7 • Jr-2L Charles as a junior and senior. East Amherst, N.Y. (Mount Saint Mary Academy) PERSONAL – A management major . . . born January 15, 1990 . . . daughter of Kevin and Sandra Kondrat.

AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner.

SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in five regattas . . . at the Southern Intercol- Erin Leddy legiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Lightweight 8+ to a gold 6-0 • So-1L medal finish. Georgetown, Texas (Home Schooled) FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in all nine regattas . . . captured a gold medal in the Novice 4+ ‘A’ at the Head of the Oklahoma . . . rowed in the Lightweight 4+ and finished sixth at the Head of the Charles . . . at the Wichita Frostbite, earned gold medals in the Lightweight 4+ and Novice 8+, and a bronze medal in the Novice 4+ ‘B’ AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. . . . in the Lightweight 8+, posted a first-place time at the Knecht Cup, a second-place finish at the Lawless Cup and a third-place mark at the Southern Intercollegiate FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in eight regattas . . . assisted the Novice 4+ Rowing Association Championship . . . captured a gold medal in the 2nd Varsity 8+ and Novice 8+ to gold medal finishes at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . guided the at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship . . . helped the Lightweight Novice 4+ to a third-place mark at the Head of the Hooch . . . at the Southern Intercol- 8+ earn a second-place Petite Final finish at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association legiate Rowing Association Championship, captured a gold medal in the Novice 4+ . . . Championship. recorded a first-place finish in the Collegiate 4x at the USRowing Championship.

PRIOR TO TULSA – Rowed for the West Side Rowing Club of Buffalo for three PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year rower with the Austin Rowing Club . . . went years . . . helped her Eight claim a first-place mark at the John Bennet Regatta, Fon- undefeated in the Youth 4x until her team finished sixth at Nationals her senior tana All High Regatta, Head of the Niagara and 2008 New York State Championship . season . . . at the Youth Nationals, claimed a 14th-place finish in the 4x in 2008, a . . also claimed gold in the Lightweight 8+ at the St. Catharine’s Invitational Regatta, 10th-place mark in the Lightweight 2x in 2007 and a seventh-place finish in the Light- Fontana All High and Head of the Niagara regattas . . . her Lightweight 8+ finished weight 4+ in 2006 . . . earned a gold medal at the Club Nationals in the 4x in 2006. third at the 2008 USRowing Youth National Championship as a senior . . . as a mem- ber of the U23 Lightweight 8+, tallied a second-place mark at the 2007 Canadian PERSONAL – A marketing major . . . born September 20, 1990 . . . daughter of Bill Henley . . . helped her team post seven top-three finishes as a junior. Leddy and Linda Dobbs . . . her sister, Aidan, was also a rower at Tulsa . . . was a C-USA Academic Medalist and was named to the Tulsa Dean’s List as a freshman. PERSONAL – A bio-chemistry and mathematics major . . . born October 18, 1990 . . . daughter of John and Joanne Kean . . . was named to the Tulsa Dean’s List and picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman and sophomore.

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Rosie McCarthy Megan Melott 5-2 • So-1L 5-2 • So-1L Williamsville, N.Y. (Williamsville North) Woodbridge, Va. (C.D. Hylton) C R E W

AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner.

FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . assisted the Novice 8+ FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in eight regattas . . . coxed the Novice 4+ to to a gold medal finish at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . guided the Novice 4+ to a a gold medal finish at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate third-place mark at the Head of the Hooch . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Rowing Association Championship, captured a gold medal in the Novice 4+ . . . Association Championship, assisted the Second Varsity 8+ to a fourth-place Grand named TU’s Dan Bitson Courage Award recipient. Final finish. PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year letterwinner in rowing at C.D. Hylton Se- nior High School . . . coxed the Men’s Lightweight 4+ to a sixth-place mark as a PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year rower at Williamsville North High School . . . sophomore, and fifth-place performances as a junior and senior at the Virginia State helped her team finish first the Head of the Schuylkill as a senior . . . took first place Championships . . . coxed the Men’s Novice 4+ as a freshman. in the New York State Novice 4+ Championships as a junior. PERSONAL – A bio-chemistry major . . . born April 5, 1991 . . . daughter of Jay PERSONAL – A computer science major . . . born August 30, 1991 . . . daughter of and Jane Melott . . . was a C-USA Academic Medalist and was named to the Tulsa Philip and Jane McCarthy. Dean’s List as a freshman.

Nicole McNamee Lauren Nehf 5-10 • Sr-3L 5-10 • Fr-HS Chicago, Ill. (Lincoln Park) Phoenix, Ariz. (Chaparral)

AT TULSA – A three-year letterwinner. AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa.

JUNIOR (2009-10) – Participated in seven regattas . . . at the Boot of the Oklahoma, PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a two-year letterwinner in golf at Chaparral High School helped the Collegiate 8+ finish third overall and then capture a gold medal finish in . . . helped her team finish third at the Arizona Class 4A Sate Championship as a the Grand Final Sprints . . . raced the Open 8+ to a bronze medal at the Head of the freshman and sophomore. Hooch . . . helped post a sixth-place mark in the Varsity 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, as- PERSONAL – A business major . . . born August 26, 1992 . . . daughter of Art and sisted the Varsity 8+ to a fifth-place Grand Final finish . . . posted a top mark in the Laurie Nehf. Varsity 8+ to earn the Lawless Cup trophy.

SOPHOMORE (2008-09) – Rowed in five regattas . . . earned gold medals in the Varsity 4+ ‘C’ and Varsity 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . in the Varsity 8+, captured a gold medal at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship and a fourth-place mark Amy Nelson at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship. 5-10 • Fr-HS Elm Grove, Wis. (Brookfield East) FRESHMAN (2007-08) – Participated in eight regattas . . . helped the Novice 4+ tal- ly a top time of 18:01.98 at the Head of the Oklahoma . . . at the Head of the Charles, aided the Club 4+ to an 11th place finish . . . in the Novice 4+, recorded top marks at the Wichita Frostbite Regatta, Lawless Cup, Knecht Cup, Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. and Dad Vail Regatta. PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in track and field and earned two PRIOR TO TULSA – Stroked the 2007 Lincoln Park Juniors Rowing Team to a City letters in basketball at Brookfield East High School. Championship and finished fourth at the Midwest Championships . . . helped her team qualify for the 2006 US Rowing Youth National Championship in the Women’s 8+. PERSONAL – An arts and sciences major . . . born May 7, 1992 . . . daughter of John and Kim Nelson. PERSONAL – A theatre major . . . born June 16, 1989 . . . one of two children of Michael and Gillian McNamee . . . named to the TU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and received C-USA All-Academic Honors as a freshman, sophomore and junior.

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Lauren Pacinelli Kimberly Poff C R E W 6-0 • Jr-2L 5-0 • Fr-HS Erie, Pa. (Mercyhurst Preparatory School) Alexandria, Va. (T.C. Williams)

AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in four regattas . . . helped the Novice 8+ post a win over Central Oklahoma in the Tulsa Duels . . . assisted the Varsity 4+ ‘B’ PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in rowing and ice hockey at T.C. to a top finish at the Lawless Cup. Williams High School . . . was a member of the Lightweight 8+ as a freshman, sophomore and junior, and during her senior season, was a member of the Varsity 8+ FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in five regattas . . . in the Novice 8+, captured . . . was selected to the All-Met first boat and picked up All-Met honorable mention a gold medal at the Lawless Cup, a silver medal at the Midwest Intercollegiate accolades as a senior . . . led her team to a Virginia Scholastic Rowing Association Rowing Championship, a bronze medal at the Knecht Cup and finished fourth at the Championship as a freshman and sophomore, and finished second as a junior and Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship. third as a senior . . . selected as the Coxswain of the Year as a sophomore and junior. PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year letterwinner in rowing at Mercyhurst Prepa- ratory School . . . was named as the Rowing Most Valuable Player as a senior . . . PERSONAL – A mechanical engineering major . . . born June 21, 2010 . . . daughter received the Rowing Atlas Award as a junior . . . served as the swim team captain of Paul and Maria Filios. her sophomore season.

PERSONAL – An athletic training major . . . born September 26, 1989 . . . daughter of Jerry and Liz Pacinelli . . . was named to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll Gloria Rivera and picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman. 5-5 • Fr-HS Tulsa, Okla. (Cedar Park)

Meredith Papps 5-8 • So-1L Ontario, Canada (Ernestown) AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. PRIOR TO TULSA –Did not compete.

PERSONAL – A nursing major . . . born April 5, 1990 . . . daughter of Brian and AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. Sylvia Basu.

FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in eight regattas . . . assisted the Novice 4+ and Novice 8+ to gold medal finishes at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . guided the Novice 4+ to a third-place mark at the Head of the Hooch . . . at the Southern Inter- collegiate Rowing Association Championship, captured a gold medal in the Novice Stephanie Rogers 4+ . . . recorded a first-place finish in the Collegiate 4x and earned a fifth-place mark 5-6 • Jr-1L in the Collegiate 2x at the USRowing Championship. Stillwater, Okla. (Stillwater/Central Oklahoma)

PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year rower and volleyball player, three-year soccer athlete and participated for two years in track and field at Ernestown Secondary School . . . received the Rowing Program Award, given to the athlete who has made a significant contribution to the sport, as a senior . . . during her junior year, received a AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. gold medal in the Senior Women’s Double at the Stotesbury Cup and a bronze medal for the Youth Double at the Head of the Charles . . . selected as her team’s Most SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in eight regattas . . . helped post a sixth- Valuable Player her junior season . . . placed first as a junior and third as a senior at place mark in the Varsity 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern the Canadian Secondary School Rowing Championships in the 63kg Women’s Pair . . Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Varsity 8+ to a fifth- . earned the Coach’s Award for being the most outstanding freshman and sophomore place Grand Final finish . . . posted a top mark in the Varsity 8+ to earn the Lawless . . . named as the Kingston Rowing Club Junior Rower of the Year in 2008. Cup trophy . . . recorded a second-place finish in the Collegiate 8+ at the USRowing Championship . . . was selected to the CRCA All-South Region first team. PERSONAL – An athletic training major . . . born March 9, 1991 . . . daughter of Paul and Joanne Papps . . . was a C-USA Academic Medalist and was named to the Tulsa PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in softball at Stillwater High Dean’s List as a freshman. School . . . also earned three letters in basketball, two in track and field and one in golf at SHS . . . transferred to Tulsa from Central Oklahoma . . . served in the United States Navy for five years . . . a Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program recipient.

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PERSONAL – An exercise sports science major . . . born June 28, 1984 . . . daughter ished second as a sophomore . . . finished seventh in the Varsity 8+ at the 2008 Head of Steve and Patty Rogers . . . was a C-USA All-Academic Honoree and was named of the Charles. to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as a junior. PERSONAL – An exercise sports science major . . . born April 29, 1991 . . . daughter of Randal and Debra Selig . . . was a C-USA All-Academic Honoree and was named to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as a freshman.

C R E W Amanda Schenk 5-8 • Fr-HS British Columbia, Canada (Pacific Christian) Rebecca Stangl 5-4 • Jr-2L Webster Groves, Mo. (Webster Groves) AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa.

PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year member of the rowing, volleyball and softball teams at Pacific Christian High School. AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner.

PERSONAL – An arts and sciences major . . . born November 21, 1991 . . . daughter SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . at the Southern Inter- of Gary and Monica Schenk. collegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Second Varsity 8+ to a fourth-place Grand Final finish . . . helped the Varsity 4+ post a first-place mark in the ‘C’ Final at the Central South and Conference USA Championship.

Carly Schmidt FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in eight regattas . . . claimed a gold medal in the 2nd Novice 8+ and finished in fourth place in the Novice 4+ ‘C’ at the Wichita Frost- 5-6 • Fr-HS bite . . . earned a first-place mark in the Novice 4+ and a second-place finish in the Ontario, Canada (Denis Morris) 3rd Varsity 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . in the Novice 4+, captured gold medals at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships and Midwest Intercol- legiate Rowing Championships, a silver medal at the Knecht Cup and a bronze medal at the Dad Vail.

AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. PRIOR TO TULSA – Earned one letter in lacrosse and field hockey at Webster Groves High School. PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a two-year member of the rowing team at Denis Morris High School . . . also was a member of the swim team her senior season . . . led her PERSONAL – A sociology and elementary education major . . . born January 3, Varsity 4+ to a fifth-place mark at the Stotesbury Cup and to a sixth-place finish at 1990 . . . daughter of Mark and Linda Stangl . . . her sister, Susan, rowed at TU . . . the Canadian Henley Regatta as a senior. was named to the Tulsa Dean’s List and picked up C-USA Academic Medalist honors as a freshman and sophomore . . . as a sophomore, was named as a CRCA Scholar PERSONAL – An arts and sciences major . . . born June 19, 1992 . . . daughter of Athlete. Brian and Barb Schmidt.

Elissa Stiles Molly Selig 4-11 • Fr-HS 5-7 • So-1L Collinsville, Okla. (Home Schooled) Glencoe, Ill. (New Trier)

AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. PRIOR TO TULSA – Did not compete. FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . assisted the Novice 8+ to a gold medal finish at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . at the Head of the Hooch, PERSONAL – An arts and sciences major . . . born January 22, 1992 . . . daughter captured a bronze medal in the Lightweight 8+ . . . posted a second-place mark in of Rick and Lisa Stiles. the Lightweight 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . recorded a second-place fin- ish in the Lightweight 8+ at the USRowing Championship . . . at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, tallied a second-place Petite Final mark in the Lightweight 8+.

PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year letterwinner in rowing at New Trier High School . . . claimed a national championship in the Varsity 8+ as a sophomore and senior at the Scholastic Rowing Association of America regatta . . . claimed a SRAA Midwest Championship in the Varsity 8+ as a freshman, junior and senior, and fin-

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in the Senior 4+ at the Scholastic Nationals . . . at the Canadian Henley Regatta, registered a fifth-place semifinal finish in the Junior 4+ . . . was named to the Pough- Puja Sztorc keepsie Journal All-Star Team, and received the Scott Sanford Award for Rowing from FDRHS as a senior . . . served as the team captain during her senior season . . 5-5 • So-1L C R E W . claimed first-place finishes in the Senior 4+ and Senior 8+ at the Triangulars Race North Tonawanda, N.Y. (Nardin Academy) and Hudson River Challenge as a junior . . . her Senior 8+ was selected as the Boat of the Year by the Poughkeepsie Journal as a sophomore.

PERSONAL – An elementary education major . . . born September 25, 1990 . . . daughter of David Tillou and Susan Cecchini . . . was named to the Tulsa Athletic AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. Director’s Honor Roll and picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman and sophomore. FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in all 10 regattas . . . assisted the Novice 8+ to a gold medal finish at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . at the Head of the Hooch, captured a bronze medal in the Lightweight 8+ . . . posted a second-place mark in the Lightweight 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Lightweight 8+ to a gold medal Dana Urbanek finish . . . recorded a second-place mark in the Lightweight 8+ at the USRowing 4-10 • Jr-2L Championship . . . at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, tallied a Egg Harbor Township, N.J. (Egg Harbor Township) second-place Petite Final finish in the Lightweight 8+.

PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year rower at the Nardin Academy . . . was selected as her team’s Most Valuable Player in 2008 and 2009 . . . assisted her Varsity 8+ to a 10th-place finish at the Head of the Charles and her Lightweight 4+ to a fourth-place AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. mark at the Youth Nationals as a senior . . . as a junior, her Varsity 8+ was eighth at the Head of the Charles. SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . raced the Collegiate 4+ to a second-place finish and then turned in a top time in the Grand Final Sprints PERSONAL – An arts and sciences major . . . born February 21, 1991 . . . daughter of at the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . also at the Boot of the Oklahoma, helped the Col- Joseph and Sushma Sztorc . . . was a C-USA All-Academic Honoree and was named legiate 8+ finish third overall and then capture a gold medal finish in the Grand Final to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as a freshman. Sprints . . . raced the Open 8+ to a bronze medal at the Head of the Hooch . . . helped post a sixth-place mark in the Varsity 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Varsity 8+ to a fifth-place Grand Final finish . . . posted a top mark in the Varsity 8+ to earn the

Lawless Cup trophy . . . recorded a second-place finish in the Collegiate 8+ at the Arielle Tillou USRowing Championship. 5-6 • Jr-2L Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (Franklin Delano Roosevelt) FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in eight regattas . . . recorded a sixth-place finish in the Lightweight 4+ at the Head of the Charles . . . captured a gold medal in the Lightweight 4+ and a bronze medal in the Novice 4+ ‘B’ at the Wichita Frostbite . . . picked up a gold medal in the Varsity 4+ and a silver medal in the 3rd Varsity 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . in the Varsity 4+, earned a gold medal at the Knecht Cup and a AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. silver medal at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship. SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . raced the Collegiate 4+ PRIOR TO TULSA – Earned four letters in soccer, three letters in wrestling and to a second-place finish and then turned in a top time in the Grand Final Sprints at crew, and one letter in diving at Egg Harbor Township High School . . . helped her the Boot of the Oklahoma . . . also at the Boot of the Oklahoma, helped the Collegiate rowing team claim a New Jersey State Championship, the Philadelphia City Cham- 8+ finish third overall and then capture a gold medal finish in the Grand Final Sprints pionship, the Stotesbury Championship and the Atlantic County Championship, as . . . raced the Open 8+ to a bronze medal at the Head of the Hooch . . . helped post a well as a silver medal at the SRA Nationals as a senior . . . was the Pennsylvania sixth-place mark in the Varsity 8+ at the San Diego Crew Classic . . . at the Southern State Champion in wrestling as a sophomore and junior, and the New Jersey State Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Varsity 8+ to a fifth- Champion as a senior. place Grand Final finish . . . posted a top mark in the Varsity 8+ to earn the Lawless Cup trophy . . . recorded a second-place finish in the Collegiate 4- and Collegiate 8+ PERSONAL – An elementary education and mathematics major . . . born October at the USRowing Championship. 5, 1990 . . . daughter of Tom Urbanek and Maria Mignone . . . was named to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in eight regattas . . . placed 14th in the Champion- freshman and sophomore. ship 4+ at the Head of the Charles . . . at the Wichita Frostbite, claimed a gold medal in the Novice 4+ and Novice 8+ . . . posted first-place marks in both the Varsity 4+ ‘B’ and Varsity 8+ at the Lawless Cup . . . clinched the gold medal with a top time in the Varsity 8+ at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship . . . assisted the Varsity 8+ to a fourth-place performance at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships.

PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner in rowing and earned three let- ters in cross country at Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School . . . also rowed for four years with the Hudson River Rowing Association . . . placed fourth at the 2008 New York State Championships in the Senior 4+ . . . claimed an 18th-place mark

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AT TULSA – A returning letterwinner. AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner. FRESHMAN (2009-10) – Participated in seven regattas . . . at the Southern Intercol- SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . at the Southern Inter- legiate Rowing Association Championship, captured a gold medal in the Novice 4+ . . collegiate Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Second Varsity 8+ to a . topped Central Oklahoma and Oklahoma City in the Varsity 4+ at the Tulsa Duels. fourth-place Grand Final finish. PRIOR TO TULSA – Did not compete.

FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in eight regattas . . . assisted the Club 4+ to a PERSONAL – A psychology major . . . born January 24, 1991 . . . daughter of Jeffrey sixth-place mark at the Head of the Charles . . . captured gold medals in the Novice and Veronica Williams. 4+ and 2nd Novice 8+ at the Wichita Frostbite . . . in the Novice 8+, earned a gold medal at the Lawless Cup, a silver medal at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship and a bronze medal at the Knecht Cup. Semone Wilson PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a three-year letterwinner in rowing at Shaker High School . . . claimed a gold medal in the Varsity 4+ and a second-place finish in the Varsity 8+ 5-10 • Fr-HS at the Lift Bridge Regatta as a senior . . . also during her senior campaign, claimed Catoosa, Okla. (Edison) second-place marks in the Junior 8+ and Junior 4+ at the Head of the Hudson, and a fourth-place finish in the Eight at the Head of the Housatonic . . . earned a second- place mark at the New York State Section 2 Championship in the Varsity 4+ and a fourth-place finish in the Eight at the Stotesbury Cup as a junior . . . as a freshman AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. in the Novice 8+ recorded a top time at the New York State Section 2 Champion- ship, and second-place marks at the Scholastic Rowing Championship and Saratoga PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year member of the basketball team at Edison Pre- Invitational. paratory High School . . . was also a two-year member of the track and field team. PERSONAL – A mechanical engineering major . . . born February 14, 1992 . . . PERSONAL – A nursing major . . . born December 27, 1989 . . . daughter of Kenneth daughter of Rickey and Sharron Wilson . . . her brother, Rickey Jr., was a member of and Sandra Urquhart . . . was named to the Tulsa Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and the Tulsa track and field team from 2003-07. picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman.

Emily Wynn Renee Vanasse 5-8 • Jr-2L 5-11 • Fr-HS Glendale, Wis. (Nicolet) Coon Rapids, Minn. (Coon Rapids)

AT TULSA – A two-year letterwinner.

AT TULSA – In her first season at Tulsa. SOPHOMORE (2009-10) – Participated in nine regattas . . . helped the Open 8+ earn a bronze medal at the Head of the Hooch . . . at the Southern Intercollegiate PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner as a swimmer at Coon Rapids Rowing Association Championship, assisted the Second Varsity 8+ to a fourth-place High School . . . also earned two letters in cross country skiing and was a member of Grand Final finish. the track and field team for one year. FRESHMAN (2008-09) – Rowed in eight regattas . . . claimed a gold medal in the PERSONAL – An arts and sciences major . . . born November 25, 1991 . . . daughter Novice 4+ at the Head of the Oklahoma . . . at the Wichita Frostbite, earned a gold of Bradley and Lynn Vanasse. medal in the Novice 4+ and Novice 8+ . . . in the Novice 8+, captured a gold medal at the Lawless Cup, a silver medal at the Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Champion- ships and a bronze medal at the Knecht Cup.

PRIOR TO TULSA – Was a two-year letterwinner in rowing at Nicolet High School and three-year rower for the Milwaukee Rowing Club Juniors . . . finished third in the Varsity 8+ at the 126th Royal Canadian Henley as a senior.

PERSONAL – An English and education major . . . born June 1, 1990 . . . daughter of David and Noreen Wynn . . . named to the TU Athletic Director’s honor roll as a freshman and to the Dean’s List as a sophomore . . . picked up C-USA All-Academic honors as a freshman and sophomore . . . was a CRCA National Scholar Athlete as a sophomore.

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All-Time Rowing Roster A D H Anaya Mayberry...... 1996-2000 Y Jonna (Wilhoit) Akin...... 1997-2001 Anne Dachowski...... 2003-04 Natasha Haeffner...... 1999-2000 Meghan McCarrier...... 1995-96 Ariana Aldaco...... 2000-03 Katie Daniel...... 1996-98 Jennifer Haggard...... 2003-04 Rosie McCarthy...... 2009-P Ana Alexander...... 2004-05 Jennifer Daugherty...... 2000-01 Jordan Haggard...... 2005-06 Cathy McCollam...... 2005-06 Christina McCrery...... 2002-03

H I ST OR Lindsey Allen...... 2004-05 Megan Davies...... 2007 Angela Hall...... 1997-2000 Jayme Anderson...... 1999-2003 Erica Dean...... 2008-09 Maggie Hall...... 1999-2001 Nicola McDonald...... 2003-04 Jennifer Anderson...... 2007-10 Pam Denton...... 2002-04 Natalie Hall...... 2008-P Amy McGhee...... 2001-04 Kim Anderson...... 1998-2001 Shara Derks...... 2004-08 Sarah Hall...... 1995-96 Emily McIntyre...... 2003-04 Vanessa Andrews...... 2004-08 Sarah Dexter...... 1995-96 Jamie Hancock...... 2010 Kathleen McKee...... 2004-05 Jennifer Ashbaugh...... 2000-03 Amy Diekelman...... 1995-96 Erin Hargrove...... 1999-2000 Nicole McNamee...... 2007-P Krista Atchley...... 2000-01, 2003-04 Rachel Diekelman...... 2003-04 Faith Harjo...... 2006-08 Rebecca Medrano...... 2008 Glynnis Aubrey...... 2007-P Melissa Dilworth...... 1999-2003 Savannah Hatch...... 2004-05 Alison Meeks...... 2000-01 Autumn Dinkelman...... 2008-09 Brooke Helmberger...... 2010-P Megan Melott...... 2009-P B Michelle Dir...... 1995-96 Melissa Hester...... 2007-08 April Merrill...... 2002-03 Kellen Baggett...... 2007-P Brandy Dixon...... 1995-96 Sinead Higgins...... 2007-08 Ryan Mertz...... 1997-99 Emily Bailey...... 2003-07 Beth Dodge...... 1995-97 Kelly Hill...... 2008-P Eva Mesmann...... 2000-01 Lindsey Bailey...... 2005-09 Erin Donovan...... 1996-98 Patricia Hill...... 1998-99 Jamie Messina...... 1995-96 Jennifer Baldwin...... 2000-01 Meaghan Dooley...... 2005-08 Rachael Hill...... 2002-04 Alexandria Meyer...... 2003-04 Leslie Barnard...... 2002-03 Caitlin Dryke...... 2008-09 Jackie Hochberg...... 2004-05 Sonya Miles...... 2001-02 Ashton Barragar...... 2008-P Jackie D’Souza...... 2004-06 Alexandra Holter...... 2001-05 Maggie Miller...... 2008 Brenda Bauer...... 1996-97 Orlagh Duddy...... 1999-2000 Katie Holtvogt...... 2008-P Laura Beth Minnich...... 2005-06 Brandy Beers...... 1996-97 McKenzie Duellman...... 2008 Amy Horabin...... 2000-01 Marie Moran...... 1999-2000 Whitney Beltran...... 2005-06 Caitlin Duffy...... 2004-09 Carla Horne...... 2007-P Vanessa Munoz...... 1995-99 Leilani Benson...... 1995-96 Sarah Dulek...... 2005-06 Allison Hunt...... 1996-97 Maria Bergman...... 2000-01 Cassandra Duncan...... 2002-05 Kyle Hunt...... 1996-99 N Marietta Berner...... 2000-01 Jessica Naudziunas...... 2004-05 Abby Betzen...... 2003-05 E J Cherie Nebel...... 1995-96 Stephanie Bird...... 1997-98 Emily Effron...... 2000-01 Michelle Jarchow...... 1996-97 Lauren Nehf...... 2010-P Jessica Boettner...... 1996-97 Alexis Elliot...... 2009-P Kristina Jasin...... 2004-08 Amy Nelson...... 2010-P Hannah Bogan...... 2009-P Becky Jenschke...... 2004-08 Sarah Nelson...... 2000-01 Blair Bradley...... 2010-P F Allison Jones...... 1996-2000 Kim Neville...... 1996-98 Anne Brant...... 2004-05 Nicole Falvo...... 2005-09 Paige Nolen...... 2008-09 Becca Bratcher...... 2010-P Alaina Ferraro...... 2008-P K Lindsay Nook...... 1999-2003 Allison Bridge...... 2005-09 Namek Fields ...... 2001-02 Michelle Kadin...... 2006-10 Megan Novak...... 2001-06 Catharine Brierre...... 2008-P Amy Figueroa...... 2000-01 Kourtney Kane...... 2010 Allyson Brooks...... 2009-P Megan Fitzpatrick...... 2009-P Ondrea Kanwhen...... 2000-01 O Heather Brooks...... 2007-P Jessica Fosdyck...... 2008-P Kelsey Kean...... 2008-P Larissa Olson...... 2010 Jaime Brown...... 1995-97 Kassandra Kennedy...... 2004-05 Sara Osterhaus...... 1995-99 Laura Brown...... 2000-03 G Sarah Kennedy...... 1999-2001 Rachel Buchanan...... 2008-P Chresta Gann...... 1995-96 Grace Kesic...... 2010 P Julie Burch...... 2003-07 Marcia Garcia...... 1996-97 Krysti Knoche...... 2006-10 Lauren Pacinelli...... 2008-P Monika Burton...... 2003-07 Farron Garling...... 2000-01 Jourdan Kondrat...... 2008-P Brianna Palmer...... 2004-05, 2006-08 Jennifer Gastorf...... 2000-01 Meredith Papps...... 2009-P C Aleanna Gencarelli...... 2006-08 L Ashley Parker...... 1999-2000 Emily Callen...... 2007-09 Ashley Genrich...... 2006-09 Christine LaBarre ...... 2001-05 Diamond Percivill...... 2000-01 Anne Campbell-Ryan...... 2007-P Jessica Gese...... 2003-04 Frances Landis...... 2004-05 Carrie Petersen...... 2000-01 Erin Campbell...... 2004-05 Marni Gesinski...... 2001-04 Sarah Laurent...... 2003-07 Elizabeth Peterson...... 2005-09 Sue Casey...... 1999-2003 Stacey Gilham...... 2004-08 Bethany Lawrence...... 1998-99 Lindsay Piepenbrok...... 2004-05 Emory Cate...... 2008-P Whitney Given...... 2002-03 Phuong Le...... 1996-97 Kimberly Poff...... 2010-P Rebecca Clark...... 2010-P Elena Gomez...... 2000-01 Aidan Leddy...... 2006-10 Sarah Pond...... 2008 Elizabeth Clay...... 1998-99 Abigail Gorman...... 2008-P Erin Leddy...... 2009-P Allie Porter...... 2004-05 Alexandra Codispoti...... 2003-04 Becky Gorrell...... 2002-04 Stephanie Lejbjuk...... 2003-05 Angela Potter...... 1996-97 Bonnie Coffin...... 2006-07 Sara Gotham...... 2007 Melissa Lok...... 2000-04 Ann Cook...... 2000-01 Elise Grafe...... 2008-10 Cassandra Lopez...... 2007 R Chelsea Cornell...... 2004-08 Hannah Grafe...... 2006-08 Gabriela Lopez...... 2003-07 Megan Ramsay...... 2000-01 Missy Cox...... 1995-97 Sabine Grimm...... 2000-01 Libby Lowe...... 2001-03 Beth Reed...... 1995-96 Jennifer Criswell...... 2000-01 Danielle Guccione...... 2004-08 Colleen Lux...... 1997-99 Karen Rice...... 2000-01 Tricia Crow...... 1997 Perla Guerrero-Romo...... 1996-99 Vanessa Richards...... 1997-2000 Kyla Currie...... 1997 Alexandra Guth...... 2010-P M Kelly Rider...... 2004-07 Amanda Gurley...... 2004-05 Kate MacLeod...... 2003-05 Gloria Rivera...... 2010-P Jacqueline Malleo...... 2006-10 Lauren Robinson...... 2002-03 Christina Mamalis...... 2003-04 Maggie Robinson...... 2003-05 Stephanie Rogers...... 2009-P

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Margaret Rosene...... 2001-02 Jenny Smith...... 1997-01 Kim Trewin...... 1996-97 Megan Wells...... 2006-08 Hi st or Solange Rousset...... 1998-2002 Kellyn Smith...... 2008-10 Amanda Troxell...... 2001-03 Susan Wendelken...... 1997-98 Angela Rozowski-Vogt...... 2004-08 Rebecca Stangl...... 2008-P Olivia Tso...... 2004-08 Jackie Wendell...... 1996-2000 Erin Ryan...... 2002-03 Susan Stangl...... 2006-10 Christina West...... 1995-96

Jessica Steinmeyer...... 2002-03 U Jamie West...... 1995-96 y S Alex Stellato...... 2006-07 Dana Urbanek...... 2008-P Maris Weston...... 2006-08 Leslie Sanditen...... 2006-08 Casey Stellato...... 2006-08 Paula Uribe...... 1996-97 Molly White...... 2002-03 Emily Saul...... 1997-2001 Elizabeth Stelling...... 2007 Amanda Urquhart...... 2008-P Chrissie Williams...... 1998-2002 Ashley Sawyer...... 2003-04 Elissa Stiles...... 2010-P Janna Williams...... 2003-04 Jennifer Schaffner...... 2004-05 Carly Sullivan...... 2000-01 V Savannah Williams...... 2009-P Amanda Schenk...... 2010-P Laura Sullivan...... 1995-96 Jennifer Vacanti...... 1995-96 Suzi Williams...... 1997-98 Sara Schlesinger...... 2006-08 Puja Sztorc...... 2009-P Renee Vanasse...... 2010-P Heather Wilson...... 2000-04 Carly Schmidt...... 2010-P Gwen Vanloo...... 1995-96 Semone Wilson...... 2010-P Angela Sebastian...... 2002-03 T Angela Venda...... 1997-98 Brandi Woodson...... 1997-2001 Michelle Sechser...... 2004-08 Darcie Taggart...... 1996-97 Jamie Vick...... 2000-04 Melissa Wourms...... 2002-03 Erin Sedlar...... 1996-97 Amberlin Tannehill...... 1999-2000 Jessica Wright...... 2005-06 Molly Selig...... 2009-P Kristen Taylor...... 2000-02 W Kristi Wyatt...... 2001-03 Emily Sharum...... 1996-97 Shamika Taylor...... 2000-01 Shantel Wagner...... 2009-10 Emily Wynn...... 2008-P Kara Shull...... 2004-05 Robyn Thomas...... 1996-2000 Julie Wahouske...... 1995-96 Lisa Simes...... 2003-08 Natalie Thompson...... 2002-03 Jessi Waidelich...... 2005-06 Y Kiva Small...... 2003-04 Shelly Thyne...... 1995-97 Lisa Warren...... 1995-96 Jessica Yarborough...... 1997 Amanda Smith...... 1999-2003 Arielle Tillou...... 2008-P Marie Wegner...... 1998-2000 Anna Smith...... 2002-04 Tina Tran...... 2000-01 Alexis Weidner...... 2001-04

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H I ST OR 2009: Susan Stangl, Second Team Emily Callen Krysti Knoche 2010: Susan Stangl, First Team 2009 Caitlin Dryke Nicole McNamee Allison Bridge Abigail Gorman Brianna Palmer ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Emily Callen Michelle Kadin Elizabeth Peterson Anne Campbell Kellyn Smith Academic All-America Leslie Sanditen Nicole Falvo Rebecca Stangl Lisa Simes 2007: Vanessa Andrews, Third Team Michelle Kadin Susan Stangl 2008: Vanessa Andrews, First Team Susan Stangl Olivia Tso 2010 2010: Susan Stangl, Third Team 2009 2010 Michelle Kadin Kellen Baggett Rachel Buchanan Erin Leddy Catharine Brierre CRCA All-Region Anne Campbell Megan Melott Heather Brooks Hannah Grafe Meredith Papps 2000 Rachel Buchanan Kellyn Smith Kellyn Smith Emily Saul Anne Campbell Rebecca Stangl Rebecca Stangl Erica Dean 2001 Susan Stangl Susan Stangl Autumn Dinkelman Maggie Hall Emily Wynn Shantel Wagner Solange Rousset Caitlin Duffy Nicole Falvo Emily Saul All-Conference USA C-USA All-Academic Honorees Jennifer Smith Alaina Ferraro 2010 2006 Elise Grafe 2007 Vanessa Andrews Lindsey Bailey Kelly Hill Michelle Sechser, Second Team Whitney Beltran Katie Holtvogt 2010 C-USA All-Academic Team Allison Bridge Carla Horne Monika Burton Stephanie Rogers, First Team Kelsey Kean 2010 Chelsea Cornell Krysti Knoche Michelle Kadin Meaghan Dooley Nicole McNamee CRCA National Scholar Athletes Susan Stangl Sarah Dulek Lauren Pacinelli 2000 Nicole Falvo Elizabeth Peterson Emily Saul C-USA Post-Graduate Danielle Guccione Arielle Tillou Jennifer Smith Scholarship Recipient Jordan Haggard Dana Urbanek Brandi Woodson Kristina Jasin Amanda Urquhart 2010 Sarah Laurent Emily Wynn 2001 Susan Stangl Gabriela Lopez 2010 Melissa Dilworth Cathy McCollam Glynnis Aubrey Emily Saul Megan Novak C-USA Spirit of Service Honoree Kellen Baggett Jennifer Smith Elizabeth Peterson Catharine Brierre Brandi Woodson 2010 Michelle Sechser Allyson Brooks Susan Stangl Lisa Simes 2004 Heather Brooks Olivia Tso Abby Betzen Rachel Buchanan Jessi Waidelich C-USA Academic Medalists Anne Campbell 2005 Jessica Wright Alexis Elliot Julie Burch 2006 2007 Alaina Ferraro Christine LaBarre Vanessa Andrews Emily Bailey Megan Fitzpatrick Stephanie Lejbjuk Julie Burch Becky Jenschke Sarah Laurent Abigail Gorman 2006 Laura Beth Minnich Chelsea Cornell Elise Grafe Chelsea Cornell Kelly Rider Leslie Sanditen Kelly Hill Michelle Sechser Nicole Falvo Katie Holtvogt 2007 Lisa Simes Kelsey Kean 2007 Vanessa Andrews Danielle Guccione Krysti Knoche Vanessa Andrews Michelle Kadin Oliva Tso Nicole McNamee Allison Bridge Allison Bridge Kristi Knoche Stephanie Rogers Julie Burch Kelly Rider Molly Selig 2008 Meaghan Dooley Julie Burch Puja Sztorc Kellen Baggett Becky Jenschke Michelle Sechser Arielle Tillou Heather Brooks Michelle Sechser Meaghan Dooley Dana Urbanek Anne Campbell Susan Stangl Emily Wynn 2008 Hannah Grafe Chelsea Cornell Vanessa Andrews Casey Stellato Allison Bridge Becky Jenschke Emily Callen Tulsa Outstanding Community Service Award 2008 Chelsea Cornell Women’s Rowing has won Tulsa’s Outstanding Team Community Service Award in Meaghan Dooley Vanessa Andrews seven of the eight years of its existence. The rowers claimed the award in 2003, 2004, Nicole Falvo Allison Bridge 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010, and in 2005 shared the honor with women’s soccer. Hannah Grafe Emily Callen Danielle Guccione Meaghan Dooley

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Tulsa Rowing All-Time Results

1996-97 Head of the Chattahoochee Tulsa Regatta H I ST OR Head coach: Patrick Johnson Nov. 1 • Atlanta, Ga. March 27 • Tulsa, Okla. Varsity 4+ 2nd N/A Novice 4+ 3rd 10:13 Oklahoma State Duel Novice 8+ 2nd N/A Varsity 4+ 1st 9:12 Oct. 31 • Stillwater, Okla. Varsity 8+ 2nd N/A Varsity 8+ 1st 7:35.3 Y Novice 8+ ‘A’ 1st 18:40 2nd Varsity 8+ 3rd 8:13 Novice 8+ ‘B’ 3rd 21:29 Tulsa vs. Kansas Varsity 8+ 1st 16:42 March 21 • Catoosa, Okla. Creighton University Regatta Varsity 4+ 1st 6:15.2 April 10 • Omaha, Neb. Wichita Frostbite Novice 8+ 1st 5:54.6 Varsity 8+ 1st 5:05.4 Nov. 3 • Wichita, Kan. Varsity 8+ 2nd 6:01 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 5:16.5 Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ 3rd 11:33 Lightweight 4+ ‘B’ 7th 13:47 Tulsa vs. Creighton SIRA Championships First Novice 8+ 1st 10:28 March 22 • Catoosa, Okla. April 17-18 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Novice 8+ ‘A’ 2nd 12:28 Varsity 4+ 1st 5:40 Open 2- 4th 9:05.1 Novice 8+ ‘B’ 4th 13:03 2nd Varsity 4+ 2nd N/A Varsity 8+ 5th 6:57.4 2nd Novice 8+ 2nd 11:44 Varsity 8+ 1st 5:22 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:28.2 Varsity 8+ 5th 10:09 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 5:27 Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championships Louisiana Marathon Tulsa vs. Kansas State May 1-2 • Madison, Wis. Nov. 9 • Nachitoches, La. March 28 • Catoosa, Okla. Women’s 2- Final 4th 8:50.5 Novice 8+ 3rd 4:03 Varsity 4+ 2nd 8:57.56 Novice 4+ Heat 4th 8:06.35 Varsity 8+ 2nd 3:22 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:37 Novice 4+ Repechage 3rd 8:26.01 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 7:41 Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 6:41.42 Creighton Duel Varsity 8+ Repechage 2nd 6:27.27 March 13 • Tulsa, Okla. Lexus Cup/Central Region Championship Varsity 8+ Semifinal 4th 6:28.96 Varsity 2- 3rd 7:54.6 May 16 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 6th 7:01.76 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 1st 6:32.5 Varsity 4+ 6th 7:13.6 2nd Varsity 8+ 5th 6:55.95 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 3rd 7:42.48 Varsity 4+ Petite 4th 7:12.16 Repechage Lightweight 4+ 1st 6:43.09 Varsity 8+ 4th 6:08.6 Varsity 4+ 2nd 6:58.67 Varsity 8+ Petite 6th 6:41.24 Novice 8+ 1st 6:47.80 1999-2000 Varsity 8+ 1st 6:52.9 Head coach: Shaw Tilton 1998-99 Kansas Duel Head coach: Shaw Tilton Quad Cities Rowing Classic March 22 • Catoosa, Okla. Oct. 9 • Moline, Ill. Lightweight 4+ 1st 9:13 The Thomas Eakins Head of the Schuylkill Regatta Novice 4+ 2nd 21:46 Varsity 4+ 2nd 10:02 Oct. 24 • Philadelphia, Pa. Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 17:35 Novice 8+ 2nd 9:03 Club 8+ 11th 16:17.40 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 2nd 18:07 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 2nd 8:37 Varsity 8+ 8th 16:10.31 Varsity 4+ ‘C’ 5th 19:41 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 4th 9:57 Novice 8+ 2nd 18:24 Pumpkin Head Regatta Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 15:54 Oct. 31 • Austin, Texas Oklahoma State Duel Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 2nd 16:40 Novice 8+ 2nd 26:51.9 April 8 • Tulsa, Okla. Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 4th 23:08.7 Lightweight 4+ 1st 8:37 Head of the Rock Regatta Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 7th 25:06.6 Oct. 10 • Rockford, Ill. Dad Vail Regatta Wichita Frostbite Regatta Varsity 2- 9th 22:00 May 9-10 • Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 8 • Wichita, Kan. Novice 4+ ‘A’ 4th 20:52 Open 2- 3rd N/A Novice 4+ 3rd 10:18 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 5th 20:55 Novice 4+ 4th 8:20.37 Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ 1st 9:33 Novice 8+ 7th 18:40 Lightweight 4+ 6th 8:23.96 Lightweight 4+ ‘B’ 5th 11:29 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 3rd 15:47 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 9:09 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 14th 16:47 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 2nd 9:33 1997-98 Novice 8+ 7th 10:14 Head of the Charles Regatta Head coach: Patrick Johnson Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 8:54 Oct. 24 • Boston, Mass. Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 4th 9:03 Championship 8+ 29th 18:25.26 Head of the Colorado Oct. 25 • Austin, Texas Heart of Texas Regatta Head of the Iowa Regatta Novice 4+ 1st N/A March 21 • Austin, Texas Oct. 31 • Des Moines, Iowa Varsity 4+ 2nd N/A Novice 4+ 4th 4:14 Novice 4+ 11th 18:31.00 Novice 8+ 1st N/A JV 4+ 3rd 4:14.1 Open 4+ ‘A’ 8th 17:14.00 Varsity 8+ 2nd N/A Varsity 4+ 5th 4:05.2 Open 4+ ‘B’ 5th 17:00.00 JV 8+ 3rd 3:56.4 Novice 8+ 6th 16:06.00 Varsity 8+ 3rd 3:25.8 Open 8+ ‘A’ 4th 14:16.00 Open 8+ ‘B’ 15th 15:35.00

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SMU Regatta Head of the Rock SIRA Championships Nov. 14 • Dallas, Texas Oct. 8 • Rockford, Ill. April 21-22 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Open 4+ 3rd 18:47.86 Novice 4+ 8th 20:27 Novice 8+ Heat 2nd 7:55.2 Novice 8+ 3rd 17:15.68 Varsity 4+ 8th 18:23 Novice 8+ Semifinal 5th 8:19.50 Y Novice 8+ ‘A’ 5th 18:48 Novice 8+ C Final 2nd 7:52.78 Tulsa vs. Creighton Novice 8+ ‘B’ 17th 20:01 JV 8+ Heat 3rd 7:14.87 March 11 • Omaha, Neb. Varsity 8+ 6th 16:03 JV 8+ Grand 4th 7:18.7 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 6:26.6

H I ST OR Varsity 8+ Heat 1st 7:01.39 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 2nd 6:29.5 Head of the Charles Varsity 8+ Semifinal 2nd 7:08.10 2nd Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 6:01.0 Oct. 21-22 • Boston, Mass. Varsity 8+ Grand 5th 7:11.36 2nd Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 3rd 6:09.8 Novice 8+ 3rd 18:01 Varsity 8+ 1st 5:51.0 Big 12 Championships 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 6:13.9 Head of the Iowa April 28-29 • Manhattan, Kan. Oct. 29 • Iowa City, Iowa Varsity 4+ Heat 3rd 7:47.4 Heart of Texas Regatta Novice 4+ 13th 20:06 Varsity 4+ Grand 5th 8:13.5 March 19 • Austin, Texas Novice 8+ ‘A’ 10th 17:05 Novice 8+ Heat 3rd 7:55.2 JV 4+ 3rd 10:28.2 Novice 8+ ‘B’ 17th 20:01 Varsity 8+ Heat 1st 6:25.9 JV 8+ Heat 2nd 3:45.4 Varsity 8+ 4th 14:51 Varsity 8+ Grand 2nd 6:34.9 JV 8+ Final 3rd 10:28.2 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 1st 6:41.2 Varsity 8+ Heat 2nd 7:27.6 White Rock Invitational 2nd Varsity 8+ Grand 3rd 6:59.6 Varsity 8+ Final 4th 7:21.1 Nov. 12 • Dallas, Texas Novice 4+ Heat 1st N/A Tulsa vs. Kansas State Central Sprints Novice 4+ Final 3rd N/A March 25-26 • Manhattan, Kan. May 11-12 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Varsity 4+ 2nd 5:52.13 Varsity 4+ Heat 6th 8:51.7 Novice 8+ 2nd 5:12.4 Longhorn Invitational Varsity 4+ Repechage 5th 9:10.8 Varsity 8+ Heat 2nd 5:17.21 March 17-18 • Austin, Texas Varsity 4+ Petite 6th 8:34.0 Varsity 8+ Final 2nd 5:20.91 (Note: There were three different races for each event.) Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 6:58.5 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 2nd 5:15:48 Varsity 4+ 2nd 8:18.0 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 5th 6:51.9 2nd Varsity 8+ Final 2nd 5:17.7 Varsity 4+ 2nd 8:42.5 Varsity 8+ Petite 2nd 6:49.4 Novice 8+ 2nd 7:31.0 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 7th 7:40.4 San Diego Crew Classic Novice 8+ 1st 7:32.9 2nd Varsity 8+ 4th 7:18.7 April 1-2 • San Diego, Calif. Novice 8+ 3rd 7:36.4 Repechage Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:02.35 JV 8+ 1st 7:16.5 2nd Varsity 8+ Petite 4th 7:10.4 Varsity 8+ Final 6th 7:05.3 JV 8+ 1st 7:06.0 JV 8+ 2nd 7:06.9 SIRA Championships Varsity 8+ 1st 6:55.6 April 15-16 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Varsity 8+ 1st 6:41.2 2001-02 JV 8+ Heat 3rd 7:27.5 Varsity 8+ 2nd 6:48.5 Head coach: jason coffman JV 8+ Final 4th 7:22.6 Varsity 8+ Heat 1st 7:04.8 Tulsa vs. SMU American Royal Fall Classic Varsity 8+ Semifinal 1st 7:16.8 March 24 • Tulsa, Okla. Oct. 15 • Kansas City, Mo. Varsity 8+ Final 1st 6:53.1 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 2nd 6:36.7 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 2nd 16:51.0 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 1st 6:55.5 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 9th 17:46.0 Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championships Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 5:47.6 Open 8+ 4th 15.33.0 April 22 • Madison, Wis. Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 2nd 6:44.1 Varsity 8+ 2nd 6:15.05 Varsity 4+ ‘C’ 1st 6:45.6 Head of the Charles 2nd Varsity 8+ 4th 6:29.05 Novice 8+ 1st 7:37.6 Oct. 21 • Boston, Mass. JV 8+ 1st 7:02.0 Championship 8+ 28th 17:36.5 Lexus Central Region Sprints Varsity 8+ 1st 6:40.2 May 13 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Head of the Iowa Varsity 8+ Heat 4th 7:09.9 Tulsa vs. Kansas Oct. 28 • Iowa City, Iowa Varsity 8+ Semifinal 5th 6:42.8 March 31-April 1 • Lawrence, Kan. Open 4+ ‘A’ 2nd 16:21.9 Varsity 8+ Petite 4th 6:52.6 (Note: There were three different races for each event.) Open 4+ ‘B’ 18th 17:54.16 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 5th 7:24.4 Novice 8+ 3rd 5:01.3 Open 8+ 7th 14:47.5 2nd Varsity 8+ 5th 7:17.2 Novice 8+ 3rd 4:42.5 Semifinal Novice 8+ 4th 8:06.5 White Rock Invitational 2nd Varsity 8+ Petite 4th 7:11.1 JV 8+ 2nd 4:32.5 Nov. 11 • Dallas, Texas JV 8+ 2nd 4:22.7 Open 2- ‘A’ 1st 20:21 JV 8+ 2nd 7:34.6 Open 2- ‘B’ 3rd 21:27 2000-01 Varsity 8+ 1st 4:10.5 Open 4+ ‘A’ 1st 19:16 Head coach: Shaw Tilton Varsity 8+ 1st 4:07.1 Open 4+ ‘B’ 3rd 20:57 Varsity 8+ 1st 6:56.5 Novice 8+ 3rd 22:17 Quad Cities Rowing Classic Varsity 8+ 2nd 17:42 Oct. 1 • Moline, Ill. San Diego Crew Classic Novice 4+ 3rd 20:51 April 7-8 • San Diego, Calif. Varsity 4+ 1st 17:44 JV 8+ Petite 5th 7:25.20 Novice 8+ ‘A’ 1st 17:48 Varsity 8+ 1st 7:14.6 Novice 8+ ‘B’ 3rd 19:58 Varsity 8+ 1st 15:34

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Longhorn Invitational Wichita Frostbite Regatta Big 12 Invitational March 22-24 • Austin, Texas Nov. 3 • Wichita, Kan. May 3 • Lawrence, Kan. (Note: There were four different races for each event.) Varsity Rec 6th 14:45 Novice 8+ Heat 2nd 7:38.2

Novice 8+ 2nd 8:18.8 Varsity 1x 5th 12:04 Novice 8+ Petite 1st 7:56.5 H I ST OR Novice 8+ 2nd 8:28.6 Varsity 2- ‘A’ 1st 10:16 Varsity 8+ Heat 2nd 7:03.8 Novice 8+ 2nd 9:29.9 Varsity 2- ‘B’ 5th 12:35 Varsity 8+ Petite 1st 6:52.7 Novice 8+ 2nd 9:11.5 Varsity 2- ‘C’ 2nd 11:58 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 2nd 7:26.3 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:08.5 Varsity 2x 7th 11:13 2nd Varsity 8+ Petite 1st 7:19.8 Y Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:11.1 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 4th 10:43 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:52.8 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 16th 13:45 Lexus Cup Central/South Region Sprints Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:40.9 Open 4+ 2nd 10:11 May 17-18 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Open 4x 2nd 10:03 Varsity 4+ Heat 6th 7:59.0 San Diego Crew Classic Novice 8+ 4th 10:28 Varsity 4+ C Final 5th 7:51.7 April 6-7 • San Diego, Calif. Varsity 8+ 2nd 9:08 Varsity 8+ Heat 6th 7:07.5 Varsity 8+ Heat 7th 7:18.25 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 5th 7:09.3 Varsity 8+ Petite 7th 7:11.73 Tulsa vs. Creighton Varsity 8+ Final 3rd 6:56.8 Tulsa vs. SMU March 16 • Tulsa, Okla. April 14 • Tulsa, Okla. Novice 4+ 3rd 10:19.85 Varsity 8+ 2nd 5:56.77 Varsity 4+ 3rd 8:53.74 2003-04 Novice 8+ 2nd 8:31.72 Head coach: kevin harris SIRA Championships Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 7:12.8 April 20-21 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 2nd 7:28.38 Head of the Des Moines Novice 8+ 4th 7:56.1 Sept. 27 • Des Moines, Iowa Novice 8+ Semifinal 2nd 7:48.4 Longhorn Invitational Rec Single ‘A’ 1st 28:44 Novice 8+ Final 2nd 7:50.3 March 21-23 • Austin, Texas Rec Single ‘B’ 2nd 32:46 Varsity 8+ Heat 1st 7:03.4 Varsity 4+ 2nd 7:51.5 Varsity 2- ‘B’ 2nd 21:50 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 2nd 6:54.9 Novice 8+ 2nd 8:07.3 Varsity 2- ‘C’ 9th 27:30 Varsity 8+ Grand 4th 7:17.2 Novice 8+ 2nd N/A Varsity 2- ‘D’ 7th 24:32 Novice 8+ 2nd 8:05.4 Lightweight 2x 2nd 22:41 Big 12 Invitational Championship Novice 8+ 2nd 8:02.4 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 3rd 23:30 April 4 • Austin, Texas Varsity 8+ 3rd 7:19.8 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 13th 27:13 Novice 8+ Semifinal 2nd 7:36.2 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:04.7 Lightweight 4+ 2nd 22:32 Novice 8+ Petite 2nd 8:11.9 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:11.3 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 11th 20:53 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 2nd 6:42.7 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:17.6 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 26th 23:11 Varsity 8+ Petite 2nd 7:34.9 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:32.4 Novice 8+ 3rd 21:53 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:33.0 Open 8+ 8th 19:42 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 7:34.4 2002-03 Head of the Charles Head coach: kevin harris Oct. 18-19 • Boston, Mass. Knecht Cup Club 4+ 9th 19:47.6 April 12-13 • Camden, N.J. Head of the Rock Collegiate 8+ 29th 18:33.5 Oct. 13 • Rockford, Ill. Varsity 2- ‘A’ Heat 1st 7:55.0 Varsity Rec 1x 1st 24:36.6 Varsity 2- ‘B’ Heat 1st 8:27.2 Wichita Frostbite Varsity 2- ‘A’ 9th 19:05.0 Varsity 2- ‘A’ Final 2nd 8:14.6 Nov. 2 • Wichita, Kan. Varsity 2- ‘B’ 17th 19:49.0 Varsity 2- ‘B’ Final 4th 8:35.4 Rec 1x ‘A’ 3rd 14:21 Varsity 2- ‘C’ 31st 22:41.7 Novice 4+ Heat 1st 8:39.6 Rec 1x ‘B’ 5th 16:11 Varsity 2- ‘D’ 25th 20:33.0 Novice 4+ Semifinal 1st 8:32.0 Open Single 4th 13:08 Varsity 2x 6th 20:49.16 Novice 4+ Grand 4th 8:45.7 Varsity 2- ‘A’ 1st 11:19 Novice 4+ 10th 21:57.2 Varsity 4+ Heat 3rd 8:24.4 Varsity 2- ‘B’ 2nd 11:35 Open 4+ ‘A’ 20th 18:31.22 Varsity 4+ Semifinal 4th 8:05.6 Varsity 2- ‘C’ 3rd 12:38 Open 4+ ‘B’ 30th 19:40.23 Varsity 4+ Petite 1st 8:20.4 Varsity 2- ‘D’ 6th 13:19 Novice 8+ 14th 19:33.17 Varsity 4x Heat 3rd 8:58.35 Open 4+ ‘A’ 1st 10:22 Varsity 8+ 21st 17:16.36 Varsity 4x Grand 6th 8:56.8 Open 4+ ‘B’ 7th 10:57 Varsity 8+ Heat 2nd 7:25.8 Novice 4+ 9th 13:47 Head of the Charles Varsity 8+ Semifinal 6th 7:33.2 Open 4x 2nd 10:22 Oct. 19-20 • Boston, Mass. Novice 8+ 6th 11:05 Club 4+ 8th 19:46.32 SIRA Championships 2nd Novice 8+ 7th 12:04 Championship 8+ 41st 18:55.85 April 18-19 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Open 8+ ‘A’ 4th 9:36 Novice 4+ Heat 1st 7:58.0 Open 8+ ‘B’ 6th 10:03 Head of the Iowa Novice 4+ Semifinal 3rd 8:01.3 Oct. 27 • Iowa City, Iowa Novice 4+ Grand 4th 8:13.8 Longhorn Invitational Varsity 2- ‘A’ 12th 17:35.79 Varsity 8+ Heat 2nd 6:53.5 March 19-21 • Austin, Texas Varsity 2- ‘B’ 9th 16:51.73 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 4th 6:53.7 Varsity 4+ 2nd 8:41.1 Varsity 2- ‘C’ 13th 17:59.82 Varsity 8+ Petite 2nd 6:51.6 Varsity 4+ 1st 8:07.6 Varsity 2- ‘D’ 18th 19:45 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 7:19.2 Varsity 4+ 1st 8:04.6 Varsity 2x 13th 18:17.4 2nd Varsity 8+ Final 6th 7:37.5 Varsity 4+ 2nd 7:56.3 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 16th 16:04.4 Novice 8+ 2nd 8:03.2 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 23rd 17:03.1 Novice 8+ 1st 7:34.0 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 17th 14:44 Novice 8+ 2nd 7:40.7 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 20th 15:19 Novice 8+ 1st 7:19.6

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Kansas/Drake Duels Open 2- ‘B’ 4th 18:48 Varsity 8+ 2nd 6:44.0 April 3 • Lawrence, Kan. Open 2x ‘A’ 5th 17:32 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:06.4 Novice 4+ 1st 7:25.3 Open 2x ‘B’ 15th 19:34 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 7:04.8 Novice 4+ 3rd 18:13 SIRA Championships Y Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 3rd 7:34.8 Open 4+ ‘A’ 2nd 16:02 April 15-17 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Novice 8+ 2nd 6:53.7 Open 4+ ‘B’ 3rd 16:04 Novice 4+ Heat 1st 8:17 Varsity 8+ 3rd 6:28.6 Open 4+ ‘C’ 7th 16:41 Novice 4+ Semifinal 3rd 8:07.2 Novice 4+ Final 6th 8:32.8

H I ST OR Novice 8+ 3rd 17:07 Knecht Cup Open 8+ ‘A’ 5th 14:52 Lightweight 4+ 6th 8:36.8 April 17-18 • Camden, N.J. Open 8+ ‘B’ 8th 15:28 Varsity 4+ Heat 2nd 7:55.9 Varsity 2- 3rd 8:57.4 Open 8+ ‘C’ 10th 15:47 Varsity 4+ Semifinal 3rd 8:23.5 Novice 4+ ‘A’ Heat 1st 8:16.13 Varsity 4+ Petite 3rd 8:34.9 Novice 4+ ‘B’ Heat 4th 8:30.2 Head of the Charles Novice 8+ Semifinal 3rd 7:19.5 Novice 4+ ‘A’ Semifinal 1st 8:15.3 Oct. 23 • Boston, Mass. Novice 8+ Final 6th 7:48.6 Novice 4+ ‘B’ Semifinal 2nd 8:30.0 Club 4+ 1st 14:29 Varsity 8+ Petite 2nd 7:18.8 Novice 4+ ‘A’ Grand 1st 8:05.7 Youth 4+ 6th 15:04.18 Novice 4+ ‘B’ Grand 6th 8:44.0 Oklahoma Cup Regatta Varsity 4+ 3rd 8:18.4 Wichita Frostbite Regatta April 23 • Tulsa, Okla. Varsity 4+ Semifinal 3rd 8:04.5 Nov. 7 • Wichita, Kan. Novice 4+ 2nd 8:47.39 Varsity 4+ Grand 6th 8:16.0 Rec 1x 3rd 10:19 Lightweight 4+ 1st 7:42.31 Novice 8+ 4th 7:38.7 Open 1x ‘A’ 3rd 9:30 Varsity 4+ 1st 7:22.05 Open 1x ‘B’ 2nd 8:59 Varsity 8+ 1st 6:31.38 Oklahoma Cup Regatta Varsity 2- ‘A’ 7th 9:43 April 24 • Tulsa, Okla. Varsity 2- ‘B’ 3rd 8:36 Dad Vail Regatta Novice 4+ ‘A’ 1st 7:08.8 Varsity 2- ‘C’ 2nd 8:23 May 13-14 • Philadelphia, Pa. Novice 4+ ‘B’ 2nd 8:00.9 Varsity 2- ‘D’ 6th 8:58 Novice 4+ Heat 2nd 8:00.71 Lightweight 4+ 1st 7:50.2 Varsity 2x ‘A’ 1st 7:41 Novice 4+ Semifinal 6th 8:44.86 Varsity 4+ 1st 7:31.1 Varsity 2x ‘B’ 8th 8:55 Lightweight 4+ Heat 4th 8:40.23 Varsity 8+ 1st 6:29.9 Varsity 2x ‘C’ 11th 9:43 Varsity 4+ Heat 3rd 7:45.72 Novice 4+ 5th 8:44 Novice 8+ Heat 3rd 7:55.12 Dad Vail Regatta Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 7:28 Novice 8+ Semifinal 6th 8:15.52 May 7-8 • Philadelphia, Pa. Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 4th 7:46 Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 6:57.42 Varsity 4+ 3rd 8:07.6 Varsity 4+ ‘C’ 5th 7:47 Varsity 8+ Repechage 2nd 7:15.87 Novice 8+ Heat 1st 6:59.2 Lightweight 4x 2nd 8:15 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 5th 7:41.34 Novice 8+ Semifinal 2nd 6:55.2 Open 4x ‘A’ 9th 10:16 Novice 8+ Final 4th 7:02.5 Open 4x ‘B’ 1st 7:58 2005-06 Novice 8+ 5th 7:35 Head coach: kevin harris Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 6:47 2004-05 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 4th 7:04 Head of the Oklahoma Centennial Regatta Head coach: kevin harris Lawless Cup Oct. 2 • Oklahoma City, Okla. Varsity 2- ‘A’ 2nd 17:09.53 Head of the Des Moines April 2 • Tulsa, Okla. Varsity 2- ‘B’ 6th 18:10 Sept. 25 • Des Moines, Iowa Novice 4+ 3rd 11:01.02 Varsity 2- ‘C’ 3rd 17:43.60 Rec Single 2nd 33:33 Lightweight 4+ 1st 10:32.20 Varsity 2- ‘D’ 9th 19:22.59 Lightweight 1x 1st 32:02 Varsity 4+ 3rd DNF Varsity 2x 16th 19:10.99 Lightweight 2nd 25:59 Novice 8+ 1st 8:43.33 Novice 4+ 9th 19:09.68 Varsity 1 ‘A’ 2nd 28:10 Varsity 8+ 1st 8:22.80 Lightweight 4+ 1st 17:03.58 Varsity 1 ‘B’ 6th 31:47 Longhorn Invitational Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 4th 15:52.18 Open 2- ‘A’ 4th 25:52 March 18-20 • Austin, Texas Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 6th 16:11.09 Open 2- ‘B’ 3rd 25:32 Novice 4+ 1st 8:49.3 Varsity 4+ ‘C’ 18th 17:11.81 Open 2- ‘C’ 7th 27:29 Novice 4+ 1st 8:28.3 Varsity 4+ ‘D’ 17th 17:05.12 Novice 4+ 3rd 27:47 Novice 4+ 2nd 8:22.7 Varsity 4+ ‘E’ 12th 16:53.08 Lightweight 4+ 2nd 25:24 Lightweight 4+ 1st 8:38.7 Novice 8+ 5th 19:34.10 Open 4+ ‘A’ Heat 5th 23:03 Varsity 4+ 2nd 8:15.1 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 8th 14:45.08 Open 4+ ‘B’ Heat 3rd 22:42 Novice 8+ 1st 7:40.5 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 12th 15:08.46 Open 4+ ‘C’ Heat 8th 23:54 Novice 8+ 1st 7:39.1 Open 4+ ‘A’ Final 4th 25:50 Novice 8+ 2nd 7:13.9 Head of the Charles Open 4+ ‘B’ Final 3rd 24:13 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:29.3 Oct. 22-23 • Boston, Mass. Women’s Open 6th 28:58 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:24.6 Club 4+ 12th 19:58.80 Novice 8+ 3rd 27:17 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:00.5 Championship 4+ 5th 19:54.73 Women’s 8+ ‘A’ 3rd 20:00 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:55.5 Women’s 8+ ‘B’ 8th 21:34 Wichita Frostbite Regatta 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:28.2 Nov. 7 • Wichita, Kan. Head of the Oklahoma Centennial Regatta Kansas Regatta Rec 1x ‘A’ 2nd 13:48 Oct. 3 • Oklahoma City, Okla. April 2 • Lawrence, Kan. Rec 1x ‘B’ 1st 13:37 500-Meter Sprint 4th 1:49.88 Novice 4+ 1st 7:54.6 Open 1x ‘A’ 3rd 12:35 Rec 1x 1st 20:42 Varsity 4+ 3rd 7:44.4 Open 1x ‘B’ 4th 13:03 Open 1x ‘A’ 9th 19:19 2nd Varsity 4+ 2nd 7:45.4 Open 2- ‘A’ 1st 11:20 Open 1x ‘B’ 11th 21:13 Novice 8+ 1st 6:51.2 Open 2- ‘B’ 1st 11:20 Open 2- ‘A’ 5th 20:08 Open 2- ‘C’ 4th 12:42

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Open 2- ‘D’ 3rd 12:00 Lightweight 4+ 1st 17:00.52 Varsity 8+ Heat 4th 7:04.71 Open 2x ‘A’ 1st 10:27 Lightweight 4+ Sprints 1st 1:55.40 Varsity 8+ Petite 1st 7:03.30 Open 2x ‘B’ 4th 11:38 Collegiate 4+ ‘A’ 4th 16:39.97 2nd Varsity 8+ Final 6th 7:17.09

Open 2x ‘C’ 8th 11:42 Collegiate 4+ ‘B’ 8th 16:50.86 H I ST OR Novice 4+ 6th 12:52 Collegiate 4+ ‘C’ 14th 17:21.15 Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship Lightweight 4+ 1st 10:44 Collegiate 4+ ‘D’ 12th 17:14.41 April 28 • Oklahoma City, Okla. Open 4+ ‘A’ 1st 9:39 Collegiate 4+ Sprints 3rd 1:59.77 Varsity 2- ‘A’ 1st 8:18.3 Open 4+ ‘B’ 4th 10:22 Collegiate 8+ ‘A’ 8th 15:11.73 Varsity 2- ‘B’ 4th 9:17.09 Y Open 4+ ‘C’ 9th 11:09 Collegiate 8+ ‘B’ 17th 16:19.78 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 4th 8:16.65 Open 4x 2nd 11:37 Collegiate 8+ Sprints 3rd 1:40.41 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 4th 8:50.49 Novice 8+ 2nd 10:26 Collegiate 8+ Sprints Final 4th 1:41.1 Lightweight 4+ 1st 8:16.01 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 2nd 9:15 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 7:40.73 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 5th 9:44 Head of the Charles Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 1st 7:58.68 Varsity 8+ ‘C’ 8th 10:11 Oct. 21-22 • Boston, Mass. Novice 8+ 1st 7:28.0 Club 4+ 4th 20:18.60 Varsity 8+ 3rd 7:05.46 Kansas/Drake Duels Lightweight 4+ 8th 19:36.08 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 7:17.91 Championship 4+ 14th 19:22.30 April 1 • Lawrence, Kan. Dad Vail Regatta Novice 4+ 3rd 8:27.45 Wichita Frostbite Regatta May 11-12 • Philadelphia, Pa. Varsity 4+ 1st 7:34.2 Nov. 5 • Wichita, Kan. Varsity 2- 4th 9:15.04 2nd Varsity 4+ 1st 7:44.8 Varsity 1x 3rd 12:24 Novice 8+ 2nd 7:14.48 Varsity 8+ 3rd 7:14.0 Varsity 2- ‘A’ 1st 10:33 Novice 8+ Semifinals 4th 7:07.59 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:18.6 Varsity 2- ‘B’ 2nd 11:14 Varsity 8+ 2nd 6:58.83 Lake Wheeler Invitational Varsity 2- ‘C’ 5th 11:42 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 2nd 6:35.26 April 8 • Raleigh N.C. Varsity 2x ‘A’ 1st 10:31 Varsity 8+ Final 6th 6:54.88 Novice 4+ 2nd 8:31.6 Varsity 2x ‘B’ 2nd 10:47 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 7:05.67 Varsity 8+ Heat 4th 7:07 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 3rd 11:13 2nd Varsity 8+ Semifinal 5th 6:51.45 Varsity 8+ Petite 3rd 7:16.8 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 8th 12:02 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 7:17.4 Lightweight 4+ 1st 10:20 2nd Varsity 8+ Petite 3rd 7:30.2 Open 4+ ‘A’ 2nd 9:57 2007-08 Open 4+ ‘B’ 1st 9:52 Head coach: kevin harris SIRA Championships Open 4+ ‘C’ 4th 10:34 April 14-15 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Open 4+ ‘D’ 7th 10:52 Head of the Des Moines Varsity 2- 4th 9:31.94 Open 4+ ‘E’ 11th 11:11 Sept. 29 • Des Moines, Iowa Novice 4+ 1st 8:42.01 Novice 8+ 4th 10:19 Collegiate 2+ ‘A’ 2nd 15:12 Novice 4+ Semifinal 4th 8:24.5 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 9:02 Collegiate 2+ ‘B’ 1st 15:11 Novice 4+ Petite 3rd 8:43.4 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 4th 9:50 Collegiate 2+ ‘C’ 3rd 16:16 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 5th 7:16.0 Varsity 8+ ‘C’ 8th 10:09 Collegiate Novice 4+ 3rd 26:19 Varsity 8+ Petite 3rd 7:13.1 Collegiate 4+ ‘A’ 1st 12:24 2nd Varsity 8+ Semifinal 4th 7:21.2 Lawless Cup Regatta Collegiate 4+ ‘B’ 8th 13:19 2nd Varsity 8+ Petite 3rd 7:17.0 March 25 • Tulsa, Okla. Collegiate 4+ ‘C’ 3rd 12:54 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 2nd 5:21.25 Collegiate 8+ ‘A’ 2nd 19:02 Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship Novice 4+ ‘B’ 1st 5:24.28 Collegiate 8+ ‘B’ 5th 19:43 April 22 • Omaha, Neb. Lightweight 4+ 1st 5:20.19 Varsity 2- 3rd 7:51.86 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 5:01.00 Head of the Oklahoma Novice 4+ 3rd 7:19.62 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 1st 5:14.16 Oct. 14 • Oklahoma City, Okla. Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 6:51.0 Novice 8+ 1st 5:07.07 Collegiate 2- ‘A’ 1st 18:52.78 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 1st 7:03.4 Varsity 8+ 1st 4:39.41 Collegiate 2- ‘B’ 3rd 22:36.43 Varsity 8+ 3rd 6:21.6 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 4:41.22 Collegiate 2- ‘C’ 4th 23:19.15 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 6:29.7 Knecht Cup Collegiate 2- ‘D’ 8th 28:33.19 Dad Vail Regatta April 14 • Camden, N.J. Collegiate 2x 6th 18:32.85 May 12-13 • Philadelphia, Pa. Varsity 2- Heat 2nd 9:22.5 Collegiate 2x Sprints 5th 2:07.01 Varsity 2- 4th 9:19.85 Varsity 2- Final 3rd 9:01.3 Collegiate 4+ ‘A’ 2nd 16:37.18 Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 7:19.63 Novice 4+ ‘A’ Heat 1st 8:24.2 Collegiate 4+ ‘B’ 5th 17:50.03 Varsity 8+ Semifinals 6th 7:03.78 Novice 4+ ‘B’ Heat 2nd 8:55.5 Collegiate 4+ ‘C’ 8th 18:27.80 2nd Varsity 8+ 5th 7:23.76 Novice 4+ ‘A’ Final 1st 8:14.9 Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ 1st 17:41.24 Novice 8+ 3rd 7:41.0 Lightweight 4+ ‘B’ 4th 19:59.06 Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 7:06.1 Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ Sprints 1st 1:53:50 2006-07 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 2nd 6:59.0 Lightweight 4+ ‘B’ Sprints 2nd 1:59.20 Head coach: kevin harris Varsity 8+ Final 6th 7:14.9 Collegiate Novice 4+ ‘A’ 1st 18:01.98 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 1st 7:10.5 Collegiate Novice 4+ ‘B’ 9th 21:45.05 Head of the Oklahoma 2nd Varsity 8+ Final 3rd 7:09.7 Collegiate 8+ ‘A’ 12th 16:27.61 Sept. 30-Oct. 1 • Oklahoma City, Okla. Collegiate 8+ ‘B’ 16th 17:12.06 Varsity 2- ‘A’ 12th 18:31.82 SIRA Championship Collegiate 8+ ‘C’ 18th 17:38.13 Varsity 2- ‘B’ 6th 17:42.53 April 21-22 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Collegiate 8+ ‘A’ Petite 3rd 1:41.28 Varsity 2- ‘C’ 14th 18:59.82 Varsity 2- 3rd 9:16.91 Sprints Varsity 2- ‘D’ 15th 19:09.62 Varsity 2- Final 6th 9:31.69 Varsity 2x ‘A’ 9th 17:53.43 Novice 8+ 4th 7:27.61 Varsity 2x ‘B’ 11th 18:15.51 Novice 8+ Petite 3rd 7:32.31

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Head of the Charles Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship Open 4+ ‘C’ 7th 10:33 Oct. 20-21 • Boston, Mass. April 26 • Omaha, Neb. Lightweight 4+ 1st 10:31 Club 4+ 11th 19:46.75 Varsity 2- 1st 6:14.0 Open 4x 3rd 10:23 Lightweight 4+ 11th 19:50.26 Novice 4+ 1st 6:39.4 Novice 8+ 1st 9:32 Y Championship 4+ 8th 19:00.78 Lightweight 4+ 1st 6:41.7 Second Novice 8+ 1st 10:13 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 6:08.5 Open 8+ ‘A’ 4th 9:39 Wichita Frostbite Regatta Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 4th 5:52.5 Open 8+ ‘B’ 5th 9:43 Nov. 4 • Wichita, Kan.

H I ST OR Varsity 4+ ‘C’ 2nd 6:46.7 Open 8+ ‘C’ 10th 9:58 Open 2- ‘A’ 1st 10:25 Varsity 8+ 3rd 5:34.4 Open 2- ‘B’ 2nd 11:45 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 5:24.4 Lawless Cup Regatta Open 2- ‘C’ 3rd 12:11 March 28 • Omaha, Neb. Open 2- ‘D’ 4th 12:35 Dad Vail Regatta Novice 4+ 1st 7:59.82 Open 2x ‘A’ 1st 10:48 May 9-10 • Philadelphia, Pa. Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 7:59.56 Open 2x ‘B’ 7th 11:34 Novice 4+ Heat 1st 7:29.06 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 1st 7:47.51 Open 2x ‘C’ 5th 11:26 Novice 4+ Semifinal 1st 7:19.18 Varsity 4+ ‘C’ 1st 7:52.28 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 1st 10:43 Novice 4+ Final 1st 7:19.59 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 7:03.5 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 4th 11:52 Varsity 4+ Heat 5th 8:11.10 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 2nd 7:07.6 Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ 1st 10:05 Lightweight 4+ Heat 1st 7:24.30 Second Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 7:10.2 Lightweight 4+ ‘B’ 2nd 10:41 Lightweight 4+ Final 2nd 7:23.56 Second Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 2nd 7:15.6 Open 4+ ‘A’ 1st 9:30 Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 6:48.84 Open 4+ ‘B’ 4th 10:17 Varsity 8+ Repechage 1st 6:39.25 Knecht Cup Open 4+ ‘C’ 5th 10:20 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 6th 6:50.68 April 10-11 • Cherry Hill, N.J. Open 4+ ‘D’ 6th 10:38 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 1st 6:45.31 Novice 4+ Heat 1st 8:24.7 Open 4+ ‘E’ 14th 11:30 2nd Varsity 8+ Semifinal 2nd 6:37.99 Novice 4+ Grand Final 2nd 9:13.2 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 9:20 2nd Varsity 8+ Final 6th 6:52.41 Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ Heat 2nd 8:30.5 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 2nd 9:22 Lightweight 4+ ‘B’ Heat 3rd 8:30.5 Varsity 8+ ‘C’ 3rd 9:30 Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ Grand Final 5th 9:14.6 June 6 • Cherry Hill, N.J. Lightweight 4+ ‘B’ Grand Final 6th 9:23.2 Longhorn Invitational Lightweight 4+ Final 5th 7:40.71 Varsity 4+ Heat 1st 8:05.6 March 22 • Austin, Texas Varsity 4+ Semifinal 1st 8:20.7 Lightweight 4+ 2nd 7:47.0 Varsity 4+ Grand Final 1st 8:44.5 Novice 8+ Heat 1st 8:01.3 Lawless Cup 2008-09 Novice 8+ Semifinal 1st 7:40.2 March 30 • Catoosa, Okla. Head coach: kevin harris Novice 8+ Grand Final 3rd 8:04.4 Novice 4+ 1st 8:33 Lightweight 8+ Heat 4th 8:29.2 Lightweight 4+ 1st 8:31 Head of the Oklahoma Lightweight 8+ Petite Final 1st 8:33.6 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 8:09 Oct. 5 • Oklahoma City, Okla. Varsity 8+ Heat 4th 7:33.0 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 1st 8:56 Collegiate Single ‘A’ 6th 21.36.53 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 3rd 7:35.5 Varsity 8+ 1st 7:32 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 1st 17:31.67 Varsity 8+ Petite Final 6th 7:44.4 2nd Varsity 8+ 1st 7:47 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 2nd 18:35.48 Open 4+ ‘A’ 7th 16:45.07 SIRA Championship Knecht Cup Open 4+ ‘C’ 13th 17:18.21 April 18-19 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. April 12-13 • Camden, N.J. Open 4+ ‘D’ 14th 17:18.91 Novice 4+ Heat 1st 8:16.5 Novice 4+ Heat 1st 8:13.5 Open 4+ ‘B’ 17th 17:26.85 Novice 4+ Semifinal 1st 8:09 Novice 4+ Semifinal 1st 8:05.4 Open 4+ Sprints ‘A’ 1st 1:39.80 Novice 4+ Grand Final 1st 8:05.1 Novice 4+ Final 1st 7:59.1 Open 4+ Sprints ‘C’ 5th 1:50.80 Varsity 4+ Heat 1st 7:47.6 Lightweight 4+ Heat 1st 7:43.7 Novice 8+ ‘A’ 1st 16:37.87 Varsity 4+ Semifinal 1st 7:49 Lightweight 4+ Final 2nd 7:49.3 Novice 8+ ‘B’ 2nd 17:15.74 Varsity 4+ Grand Final 2nd 7:55.9 Varsity 4+ Heat 2nd 8:26.7 Collegiate 8+ ‘A’ 11th 15:34.71 Novice 8+ Semifinal 2nd 7:16.02 Varsity 4+ Semifinal 4th 8:19.5 Collegiate 8+ ‘B’ 16th 16:26.98 Novice 8+ Grand Final 4th 7:27.1 Varsity 4+ Petite 6th 8:13.5 Collegiate 8+ Petite Final 1st 1:42.84 Lightweight 8+ Grad Final 3rd 7:40.2 Varsity 8+ Heat 4th 7:14.1 Sprint Varsity 8+ Semifinal 5th 6:56.49 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 5th 7:19.3 Varsity 8+ Petite Final 4th 7:16.3 Varsity 8+ 3rd Final 4th 7:01.6 Head of the Charles Oct. 18-19 • Boston, Mass. 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 4th 7:15.5 Midwest Intercollegiate Rowing Championship Club 4+ 6th 19:38.08 2nd Varsity 8+ Semifinal 3rd 7:13.4 April 25 • Catoosa, Okla. Lightweight 4+ 6th 20:00.31 2nd Varsity 8+ Final 6th 7:24.8 Novice 4+ Grand Final 1st 7:53.59 Championship 4+ 14th 19:46.53 Varsity 4+ Heat 1st 7:39.4 SIRA Championship Varsity 4+ Grand Final 2nd 7:45.04 April 19-20 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Wichita Frostbite Regatta Novice 8+ Grand Final 2nd 6:56.20 Novice 4+ Heat 1st 8:15.8 Nov. 2 • Wichita, Kan. Varsity 8+ Heat 1st 6:27.5 Novice 4+ Semifinal 1st 8:23.3 Open Single ‘A’ 2nd 11:34 Varsity 8+ Grand Final 1st 6:25.31 Novice 4+ Final 1st 7:51.5 Open Pair ‘A’ 1st 11:34 2nd Varsity 8+ Grand Final 1st 6:52.6 Lightweight 4+ Final 1st 8:04.8 Open Pair ‘B’ 3rd 11:53 Open Double ‘A’ 3rd 11:08 Varsity 4+ Heat 2nd 8:26.0 Dad Vail Open Double ‘B’ 5th 11:27 Varsity 4+ Semifinal 2nd 7:56.6 May 8-9 • Philadelphia, Pa. Novice 4+ ‘A’ 1st 10:05 Varsity 4+ Final 6th 8:45.6 Novice 4+ Heat 2nd 5:28.52 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 3rd 10:45 Varsity 8+ Semifinal 4th 6:59.9 Novice 4+ Semifinal 2nd 7:44.07 Novice 4+ ‘C’ 4th 10:58 Varsity 8+ Petite 3rd 7:32.2 Novice 4+ Grand Final 3rd 8:45.88 Open 4+ ‘A’ 1st 9:55 2nd Varsity 8+ Semifinal 2nd 7:04.5 Varsity 4+ Heat 6th 5:07.30 2nd Varsity 8+ Final 3rd 7:05.7 Open 4+ ‘B’ 5th 10:25

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Varsity 4+ Semifinal 1st 7:28.16 Oklahoma Invitational Central/South Championship and C-USA Championship Varsity 4+ Grand Final 5th 7:41.18 March 13-14 • Oklahoma City, Okla. May 15-16 • Oak Ridge, Tenn. Novice 8+ Heat 21st 5:20.75 Open 4+ 1st 8:34.14 Open 4+ Heat 3 4th 7:56.39

Varsity 8+ Heat 16th 4:49.03 Varsity 4+ 1st 8:11.52 Open 4+ Heat 4 5th 8:08.34 H I ST OR Varsity 8+ Semifinal 5th 6:50.20 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 8:04.87 Open 4+ Semifinal C/D 2nd 7:57.19 Lightweight 8+ Heat 6th 5:23.47 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 3rd 8:48.21 Open 4+ Semifinal C/D 3rd 8:06.05 Lightweight 8+ Grand Final 3rd 7:27.30 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 8:09.96 Open 4+ ‘C’ Final ‘B’ 2nd 7:45.92 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 3rd 8:37.46 Open 4+ ‘C’ Final ‘A’ 3rd 7:46.45 Y Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 8:21.8 Varsity 4+ Heat 3 4th 7:50.42 June 5-6 • Sacramento, Calif. Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 2nd 8:59.9 Varsity 4+ Semifinal C/D 1st 7:50.0 Lightweight 8+ Heat 4th 7:35.33 Novice 8+ 2nd 7:24.69 Varsity 4+ ‘C’ Final 1st 7:34.20 Lightweight 8+ Repechage 4th 8:08.10 Novice 8+ 1st 7:45.44 Varsity 8+ Heat 2 5th 7:09.96 Lightweight 8+ Petite Final 2nd 7:31.45 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:13.77 Varsity 8+ Semifinal C/D 3rd 7:01.17 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 7:18.64 Varsity 8+ ‘C’ Final 6th 6:50.96 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 3rd 7:36.87 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 2 5th 7:26.05 2009-10 Varsity 8+ 1st 7:18.5 2nd Varsity 8+ Semifinal C/D 3rd 7:12.25 Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:20.65 2nd Varsity 8+ ‘C’ Final 6th 7:06.40 Head coach: kevin harris 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:37.39 2nd Varsity 8+ 2nd 7:33.8 USRowing Championship Boot of the Oklahoma Second Varsity 8+ 1st 7:19.3 May 22-23 • West Windsor, N.J. Oct. 3 • Oklahoma City, Okla. Lightweight 8+ 2nd 7:23.71 Collegiate 1x Heat 1 2nd 9:10.88 Open 1x ‘B’ 6th 18:00.90 Lightweight 8+ 1st 7:30.16 Collegiate 1x Heat 2 1st 8:57.49 Open 1x ‘A’ 9th 18:14.50 Collegiate 1x Final ‘A’ 1st 9:14.34 Open 1x ‘C’ 15th 19:21.93 San Diego Crew Classic Collegiate 1x Final ‘B’ 5th 9:26.94 Open 2x ‘A’ 4th 17:04.64 March 27-28 • San Diego, Calif. Lightweight 1x Final 2nd 9:54.89 Open 2x ‘B’ 8th 17:49.19 Varsity 8+ Heat 2nd 7:10.55 Collegiate 2x Heat 1 3rd 8:48.47 Lightweight 2x ‘A’ 1st 17:08.28 Varsity 8+ Grand Final 6th 7:22.39 Collegiate 2x Heat 2 2nd 8:19.02 Lightweight 2x ‘B’ 4th 19:04.61 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 7:24.93 Collegiate 2x Repechage 1 2nd 9:58.89 Lightweight 2x Sprint ‘A’ 3rd 1:54.84 2nd Varsity 8+ Petite Final 3rd 7:11.34 Collegiate 2x Final ‘B’ 3rd 8:34.00 Lightweight 2x Sprint ‘B’ 4th 1:56.28 Lightweight 8+ Final 2nd 7:18.56 Collegiate 2x Final ‘A’ 5th 8:52.90 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 1st 16:50.33 Lightweight 2x Final ‘B’ 4th 9:28.93 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 3rd 18:18.14 Tulsa Duels Lightweight 2x Final ‘A’ 5th 9:33.09 Collegiate 4+ ‘A’ 2nd 16:42.40 April 10 • Catoosa, Okla. Collegiate 4+ Heat 1 ‘C’ 3rd 8:10.21 Collegiate 4+ ‘C’ 5th 16:50.53 Open 2x ‘B’ 1st 7:21 Collegiate 4+ Heat 1 ‘A’ 5th 8:16.33 Collegiate 4+ ‘B’ 7th 16:54.45 Open 2x ‘A’ 3rd 8:02 Collegiate 4+ Heat 2 ‘B’ 5th 8:16.53 Collegiate 4+ ‘E’ 14th 17:20.15 Lightweight 2x ‘A’ 1st 7:36 Collegiate 4+ Rep. 1 ‘A’ 5th 9:56.74 Collegiate 4+ ‘D’ 18th 18:16.07 Lightweight 2x ‘B’ 3rd 9:46 Collegiate 4+ Rep. 2 ‘B’ 2nd 8:58.15 Collegiate 4+ Sprint ‘A’ 1st 1:47.28 Open 4x ‘A’ 1st 6:36 Collegiate 4+ Rep. 2 ‘C’ 6th 9:45.36 Collegiate 4+ Sprint ‘B’ 3rd 1:52.93 Open 4x ‘B’ 3rd 7:16 Collegiate 4+ Final 6th 8:42.72 Collegiate 4+ Sprint ‘C’ 4th 1:53.19 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 1st 7:21 Collegiate 4x Final ‘A’ 1st 7:53.52 Collegiate Novice 8+ ‘A’ 1st 16:34.27 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 1st 7:19 Collegiate 4x Final ‘B’ 5th 9:26.11 Collegiate 8+ ‘A’ 3rd 14:36.02 Novice 8+ ‘A’ 1st 7:00 Collegiate 4- Final 2nd 8:20.22 Collegiate 8+ ‘B’ 9th 15:13.32 Novice 8+ ‘B’ 1st 7:07 Collegiate 8+ Final ‘A’ 2nd 7:26.14 Collegiate 8+ ‘C’ 11th 15:21.66 Varsity 8+ ‘A’ 1st 6:12 Collegiate 8+ Final ‘B’ 6th 7:53.31 Collegiate 8+ ‘D’ 15th 15:39.98 Lightweight 8+ Final 2nd 7:52.60 Collegiate 8+ ‘A’ Sprint 1st 1:34.70 SIRA’s Collegiate 8+ ‘B’ Sprint 3rd 1:40.65 April 17-18 • San Diego, Calif. IRA Championship Novice 4+ Grand Final 1st 7:53.6 June 4-5 • Cherry Hill, N.J. Head of the Hooch Varsity 4+ Heat 1st 7:48.4 Lightweight 8+ Heat 1 4th Unknown Nov. 7-8 • Chattanooga, Tenn. Varsity 4+ Grand Final 2nd 8:08.93 Lightweight 8+ Repechage 4th 7:11.87 Championship 1x ‘A’ 6th 17:59.1 Varsity 8+ Heat 3rd 6:46.88 Lightweight 8+ Petite Final 2nd 7:11.21 Championship 1x ‘B’ 10th 18:16.4 Varsity 8+ Repechage 2nd 6:39.06 Championship 1x ‘C’ 15th 19:34.9 Varsity 8+ Grand Final 5th 7:00.74 Championship 2x ‘A’ 6th 17:05.5 2nd Varsity 8+ Heat 2nd 6:50.2 Championship 2x ‘B’ 12th 18:23.0 2nd Varsity 8+ Grand Final 4th 7:23.38 Novice 4+ 3rd 17:08.9 Lightweight 8+ Grand Final 1st 7:36.7 Championship 4+ ‘A’ 15th 16:36.4 Championship 4+ ‘B’ 7th 16:40.9 Lawless Cup Championship 4+ ‘C’ 35th 17:48.4 April 25 • Catoosa, Okla. Lightweight 4+ ‘A’ 1st 16:34.0 Novice 4+ ‘A’ 1st 9:47.97 Lightweight 4+ ‘B’ 7th 17:32.5 Novice 4+ ‘B’ 1st 9:33.28 Novice 8+ 4th 15:29.0 Varsity 4+ ‘A’ 2nd 9:03.02 Championship 8+ ‘A’ 10th 14:53.6 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 1st 9:36.04 Championship 8+ ‘B’ 21st 15:19.1 Varsity 4+ ‘B’ 2nd 9:50.05 Open 8+ ‘A’ 3rd 14:40.7 Lightweight 4+ 1st 9:16.87 Open 8+ ‘B’ 4th 14:56.2 Novice 8+ 1st 8:22.89 Open 8+ ‘C’ 9th 15:25.3 Varsity 8+ 1st 7:39.57 Open 8+ ‘D’ 11th 15:32.8 Varsity 8+ ‘B’ 3rd 7:54.02 Lightweight 8+ 3rd 15:38.7

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Rowing Information

• Bow: The forward section of the boat. The first part • Lightweight: Refers to the rowers, not the boats; • Stroke: The rower who sits closest to the stern. The of the boat to cross the finish line. The person in the there is a maximum weight for each rower in a light- stroke sets the rhythm for the boat; others behind seat closest to the bow, who crosses the finish line weight event as well as a boat average. him must follow his cadence. first. • Oar: Used to drive the boat forward: rowers do not • StrokeCoach: A small electronic display that rowers • Bow coxed boat: A shell in which the coxswain is use paddles. attach in the boat to show the important race infor- I nformation near the bow instead of the stern. It’s hard to see the • Port: Left side of the boat, while facing forward, in mation like stroke rate and elapsed time. coxswain in this type of boat, because only his head the direction of the movement. • Sweep: One of the two disciplines of rowing — the is visible. Having the coxswain virtually lying down • Power 10: A call for rowers to do 10 of their best, one where rowers use only one oar. Pairs (for two in the bow reduces wind resistance, and the weight most powerful strokes. It’s a strategy used to pull people), fours (for four people) and the eight are distribution is better. ahead of a competitor. sweep boats. Pairs and fours may or may not have a • Button: A wide collar on the oar that keeps it from • Repechage: The second-chance race which ensures coxswain. Eights always have a coxswain. slipping through the oarlock. that everyone has two chances to advance from pre- • Swing: The hard-to-define feeling when near-perfect • Coxswain: Person who steers the shell and is the liminary races since there is no seeding in the heats. synchronization of motion occurs in the shell, enhanc- on-the-water coach for the crew. • Rigger: The triangular shaped metal device that is ing the performance and speed. • Deck: The part of the shell at the bow and stern that bolted onto the side of the boat and holds the oars. is covered with fiberglass cloth or a thin plastic. • Run: The run is the distance the shell moves during * Information from USRowing.com • Ergometer: Rowers call it an “erg.” It’s a rowing one stroke. You can figure it by looking for the dis- machine that closely approximates the actual rowing tance between the puddles made by the same oar. motion. The rowers’ choice is the Concept II, which • Sculls: One of the two disciplines of rowing – the utilizes a flywheel and a digital readout so that the one where scullers use two oars or sculls. rower can measure his “strokes per minute” and the • Shell: Can be used interchangeably with boat. distance covered. • Slide: The set of runners for the wheels of each • FISA: Short for Federation Internationale des seat in the boat. Societes d’Aviron. The international governing body • Starboard: Right side of the boat, while facing for- for the sport of rowing in the world, established in ward, in the direction of movement. 1892. • Stern: The rear of the boat; the direction the rowers • Gate: The bar across the oarlock that keeps the oar are facing. in place. • Straight: Refers to a shell without a coxswain i.e. a • German rigging: A different way of setting up straight four or straight pair. which side of the boat the oars are on in a sweep • Stretcher or Footstretcher: Where the rower’s boat. Instead of alternating from side to side all the feet go. The stretcher consists of two inclined foot- way down, in a German rigged boat, two consecutive rests that hold the rower’s shoes. The rower’s shoes rowers have oars on the same side. are bolted into the footrests.

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Date Regatta Location

March 12-13 Oklahoma Invitational Oklahoma City, Okla. March 26 vs. Harvard Cambridge, Mass. April 2-3 San Diego Crew Classic San Diego, Calif. April 16-17 SIRA’s Oak Ridge, Tenn. April 23 Tulsa Duels Catoosa, Okla.

May 14 Conference USA Championship Oak Ridge, Tenn. May 21-22 USRA Collegiate Championship Lake Mercer, N.J. June 2-4 IRA Championship Camden, N.J. Oct. 1-2 Head of the Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Okla. Nov. 5-6 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn.

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