WINDERMERE CUP / OPENING DAY ushers in the 2000 rowing season with yet another elite international season since 1970, and women’s intercollegiate races were added to the field for the 14th annual Windermere Cup/Opening Day races, on , schedule in 1976. The regatta is the preliminary event to the annual yacht club May 6. Known in rowing circles as a premier opening day regatta, rowers enjoy parade which signals the beginning of boating season in the Pacific Northwest. specatular racing and festivities that culminate in one of the most-watched events Tie-up moorage is available on both sides of Montlake Cut, extending out from in the sport. the Cut toward the start line of the race in , providing an ideal setting for spectators to view both the regatta and the parade of yachts that The feature races’ sponsorship by Windermere Real Estate, Inc., which began in 1987, follows. Thousands of watersport enthusiasts have lined the Cut in recent years draws major national and international crews each year to the Windermere Cup Races. to witness first-hand one of the most exciting sporting events in the region — the The Opening Day Regatta has been a traditional part of the opening of yachting Windermere Cup Races and Opening Day activities.

ALL-TIME MEN’S WINDERMERE CUP RESULTS 1999 1 — WASHINGTON 4:35.13; 2 — New Zealand National Team 4:37.65. (course shortened to 1,500 meters) 1998 1 — WASHINGTON 5:57.40; 2 — Nottinghamshire County Rowing 6:03.66. 1997 1 — WASHINGTON 5:52.78; 2 — Australian National Team 5:59.70. 1996 1 — WASHINGTON 5:35.27; 2 — Yale 5:38; 3 — Russian National Team 5:44.06. 1995 1 — WASHINGTON 5:58.18; 2 — South Africa 6:10.65 1994 1 — WASHINGTON 6:05.32; 2 — Dutch National Team 6:09.63; 3 — Stanford 6:24.29. 1993 1 — WASHINGTON 5:45.90; 2 — Dartmouth 5:47.72; 3 — Humboldt (Germany) 5:56.79. 1992 1 — WASHINGTON 5:48.67; 2 — Lithuania 6:01.48; 3 — Cambridge University 6:07.66. 1991 1 — WASHINGTON 5:42.27; 2 — Cornell 5:42.75; 3 — Czechoslovakia 5:44.97; 4 — 5:48.85. 1990 1 — People’s Republic of China 5:56.87; 2 — Navy 5:57.16; 3 — WASHINGTON 5:57.29. Cambridge DNF. 1989 1 — Italy 6:13.01; 2 — WASHINGTON 6:16.89; 3 — New Zealand 6:18.62; 4 — California 6:25.03. 1988 1 — Australia 6:04.14; 2 — WASHINGTON 6:05.61; 3 — Princeton 6:08.41 1987 1 — Soviet Union 5:41.16; 2 — WASHINGTON 5:56.23. MEN The Husky men’s varsity eight has won 22 of the 30 Opening Day titles contested. Last year the Husky men’s varsity eight rowed to victory, taking its ninth consecutive Windermere Cup title. The men’s junior varsity eight has won 21 of 30 Opening Day titles, while the freshman eight has won 21 of 28 titles. Last year the junior varsity eight won the Windermere Cascade Cup Race, after having broken a streak of six straight wins the previous year. The frosh eight took first in its race for the seventh consecutive season. Year Varsity 8 Cascade Cup (JV) Frosh 8 1997 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1998 WASHINGTON Nottinghamshire WASHINGTON 1997 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1996 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1995 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1994 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1993 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1992 † WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Brentwood 1991 WASHINGTON California California 1990 China WASHINGTON Brentwood 1989 Italy WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1988 Australia WASHINGTON Brentwood 1987 * Soviet Union State WASHINGTON 1986 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1985 California California WASHINGTON 1984 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1983 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1982 WASHINGTON San Diego St. WASHINGTON 1981 WASHINGTON California California 1980 WASHINGTON Orange Coast Orange Coast 1979 California California WASHINGTON 1978 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1977 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1976 Olympic A Olympic B Brentwood 1975 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1974 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1973 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON The view from the provides spectators 1972 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON with a great view of the Opening Day races. 1971 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1970 UCLA WASHINGTON

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24 2 0 0 0 U N I V E R S I T Y O F W A S H I N G T O N C R E W WINDERMERE CUP / OPENING DAY ALL-TIME WOMEN’S WINDERMERE CUP RESULTS 1999 1 — WASHINGTON 4:57.86; 2 — Brown 5:03.52; 3 — New Zealand National Team 5:16.48. (course shortened to 1,500 meters) 1998 1 — British National Team 6:37.22; 2 — WASHINGTON 6:48.48; 3 — Virginia 6:51.28.. 1997 1 — WASHINGTON 6:27.33; 2 — Northeastern 6:44.47; 3 — Australian National Team DNF. 1996 1 — WASHINGTON 6:20.74; 2 — Russia 6:23.77; 3 — Yale 6:33.10. 1995 1 — WASHINGTON 6:39.71; 2 — Princeton 6:41.57; 3 — South Africa 6:39.71 1994 1 — WASHINGTON 7:08.68; 2 — Dutch National Team 7:13.60; 3 — Stanford 7:26.67. 1993 1 — WASHINGTON 6:15.63; 2 — Boston 6:27.49; 3 — Humboldt (Germany) 6:37.51. 1992 1 — WASHINGTON 6:23.52; 2 — Lithuania 6:25.76; 3 — Cambridge 6:36.75. 1991 1 — Czechoslovakia 6:33.82; 2 — Cornell 6:36.60; 3 — WASHINGTON 6:40.39; 4 — California 7:19.58. 1990 1 — People’s Republic of China 6:23.55; 2 — Cambridge 6:40.62; 3 — WASHINGTON 6:45.49; 4 — Navy 7:05.04. 1989 1 — New Zealand 6:48.08; 2 — WASHINGTON 6:54.39; 3 — California 7:02.41. 1988 1 — WASHINGTON 6:47.90; 2 — Australia 6:56.71. 1987 1 — Soviet Union 6:11.73; 2 — WASHINGTON 6:21.58; 3 — California 6:44.84. WOMEN The Husky women’s varsity eight has won 16 of the 23 Opening Day titles. Last year, the women won after having broken a six-year winning streak in 1998. In junior varsity eight races, Washington’s women have been victorious in 18 of 21 years, including first-place finishes in the past nine years and seven Windermere Cascade Cup races. The Husky novice eight has 18 victories in 22 races. Year Varsity 8 Cascade Cup (JV 8) Novice 8 Varsity 4 1999 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1998 Great Britain WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1997 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1996 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1995 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1994 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1993 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1992 † WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1991 Czechoslovakia WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1990 China Washington State WASHINGTON Pocock T.C. 1989 New Zealand WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON 1988 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON T.C. 1987 Soviet Union California WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1986 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1985 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1984 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Oregon State 1983 WASHINGTON LWRC/UW WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1982 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1981 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON LWRC 1980 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1979 California WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1978 WASHINGTON 1977 California California 1976 California †—Inaugural year of Windermere Cascade Cup Sponsorship. WINDERMERE CASCADE CUP Windermere Real Estate, Inc., expanded its sponsorship of collegiate rowing Men’s Windermere Cascade Cup in 1992, introducing the Windermere Cascade Cup to the Opening Day 1999—1—WASHINGTON 4:35.13; 2—Orange Coast College 4:43.20; festivities. UW’s junior varsity crews race against the best collegiate varsity 3—Oregon State 4:44.68; 4—Western Washington 4:47.81; 5— eights in the Northwest for rights to the Windermere Cascade Cup. Gonzaga 5:02.20. Women’s Windermere Cascade Cup 1998—1—Nottinghamshire County Rowing 5:55.40; 2—WASHINGTON 1999—1—WASHINGTON 5:13.13; 2—Brown 5:22.42; 3—Gonzaga 5:56.17; 3—Western Washington 6:11.77; 4—Gonzaga 6:14.79; 5:40.60; 4—Pacific Lutheran 5:42.03; 5—Orange Coast 5:58.67. 5—Oregon State 6:15.23. 1998—1—WASHINGTON 7:04.68; 2—Gonzaga 7:21.44; 3—Pacific 1997—1—WASHINGTON 6:03.33; 2—Orange Coast College 6:09.70; Lutheran 7:39.23; 4—Western Washington 7:39.51. 3—Gonzaga 6:10.47; 4—Oregon State 6:14.26; 5—Pacific Lutheran 1997—1—WASHINGTON 6:50.90; 2—Gonzaga 7:00.90; 3—Oregon 6:29.75. State 7:07.54; 4—Western Washington 7:42.48. 1996—1—WASHINGTON 5:48.01; 2—Yale 5:50.70; 3—Gonzaga 1996—1—WASHINGTON 6:42.11; 2—Washington State 6:42.27; 3— 5:54.00; 4—Oregon St. 6:00.70; 5—Pacific Lutheran 6:21.24. Western Wash. 6:47.82; 4—Yale 7:01.33; 5—Orange Coast 7:12.09. 1995—1—WASHINGTON 6:06.89; 2—Oregon St. 6:12.72; 3—Gonzaga 1995—1—WASHINGTON 7:04.52; 2—Washington State 7:05.89; 3— 6:17.75; 4—WASHINGTON NOVICE 6:20.39; 5—PLU Western Washington 7:22.64; 4—Pacific Lutheran 7:28.24 1994—1—WASHINGTON 6:05.91; 2—Orange Coast 6:08.70; 3— 1994—1—WASHINGTON 7:15.36; 2—Washington State 7:23.29; 3— Gonzaga 6:12.88; 4—Stanford 6:30.76; 5—PLU 6:34.62. Western Washington 7:26.97; 4—Stanford 7:40.95. 1993—1—WASHINGTON 7:01.48; 2—Dartmouth 7:08.94; 3— 1993—1—WASHINGTON 6:26.05; 2—Washington State 6:27.28; Gonzaga 7:18.31; 4—Western Washington 7:23.95. 3—Western Washington 6:43.38; 4—Pacific Lutheran 6:50.23. 1992—1—WASHINGTON 5:32.37; 2—Orange Coast 5:32.62; 3— 1992—1—WASHINGTON 6:43.58; 2—Washington State 6:49.16; 3— Washington St. 5:49.14; 4—Western Wash. 5:51.81; 5—Puget Western Washington 7:01.79; 4—Puget Sound 7:16.90. Sound 5:53.30.

2 0 0 0 U N I V E R S I T Y O F W A S H I N G T O N C R E W 25 SAN DIEGO CREW CLASSIC The San Diego Crew Classic started in 1973 with just 11 events on its season regatta, with crews from the east coast and midwest making the schedule and has grown to more than three times that size with over 40 trip west to Mission Bay. The UW has claimed more titles at the event than races held annually. Women’s events were first added to the race any other program. program in 1978. The Classic is considered the nation’s premier early- MEN Washington’s men’s crew swept the varsity, junior varsity and freshman races in the first San Diego Crew Classic. Through the years, the Husky varsity eight has won the Copley Cup 13 times, with the most recent varsity eight win coming in 1998. COPLEY CUP Year Varsity 8 JV 8 Frosh 8 1999 California California WASHINGTON 1998 WASHINGTON California California 1997 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1996 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON California 1995 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1994 Harvard WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1993 WASHINGTON Yale WASHINGTON 1992 Harvard WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1991 Harvard Penn 1990 WASHINGTON Harvard UCLA 1989 Penn Penn Orange Coast 1988 UCLA WASHINGTON 1987 Harvard Harvard 1986 Penn WASHINGTON California Washington is annually a dominant force at the San Diego Crew 1985 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON California Classic. The Husky women’s varsity eight has won eight straight and 1984 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Orange Coast 14 overall Whittier Cup crowns. (pictured above: the ‘98 varsity eight) 1983 WASHINGTON Yale UCLA 1982 California California California 1981 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Orange Coast “The concept for the San Diego Crew Classic is unique,” said 1980 No regatta Washington coach Bob Ernst, who has participated in every 1979 Harvard Harvard WASHINGTON Crew Classic. “It’s not the East vs. West thing. It’s the bringing 1978 WASHINGTON Penn WASHINGTON 1977 Penn Penn Orange Coast of everyone together before the shooting starts. I think that 1976 Harvard Penn WASHINGTON rowers throughout the nation look forward to San Diego 1975 Harvard WASHINGTON WASHINGTON throughout the winter. 1974 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1973 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON “For new rowers, San Diego is the first hint they get of how WOMEN good their sport can be. And for veteran rowers, San Diego The Husky varsity eight has won 14 Whittier Cup titles overall, including becomes an annual rite of the season. Even the nuances consecutive wins between 1987 and 1989, and 1992 through 1999. Washington of the event have enduring quality.” has won 15 junior varsity eight race and eight titles in the novice race. Last year, – April, 1998 the Huskies swept all three races for the sixth time. WHITTIER CUP Crew ‘Classics’ Year Varsity 8 JV 8 Novice 8 1999 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1973 – Washington sweeps varsity, JV and frosh eights against Navy 1998 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON in the first Crew Classic. 1997 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Virginia 1996 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1975 – Led by Olympians Dick Cashin and Al Sheely, Harvard 1995 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON makes first appearance and defeats Washington. 1994 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Washington State 1993 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1977 – Penn edges Washington on the final stroke 1992 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1991 Boston Univ. UC Davis WASHINGTON 1983 – Crew Classic becomes one of first major regattas to put 1990 UCLA UCLA WASHINGTON women’s events on equal footing with men’s championship 1989 WASHINGTON Yale California races. 1988 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1987 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1990 – Washington wins but finishes last in re-row after officials rule 1986 Wisconsin WASHINGTON race was started before every crew was ready. Appeal to U.S. 1985 Victoria WASHINGTON 1984 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Rowing Association returns victory to Huskies. 1983 WASHINGTON GBRC 1982 Victoria WASHINGTON 1995 – Huskies sweep all six major men’s and women’s events. 1981 WASHINGTON 1980 No Regatta 1979 BLTC WASHINGTON 1978 California 26 2 0 0 0 U N I V E R S I T Y O F W A S H I N G T O N C R E W WASHINGTON vs. CALIFORNIA MEN’S VARSITY EIGHT WOMEN’S VARSITY EIGHT The Washington-California men’s varsity eight dual series dates back Washington and California have a women’s varsity eight rivalry that to 1903, with 89 meetings between the two schools. At stake is the dates back to 1977. The Huskies lead the series 17-5. The Huskies have Schoch Cup, named after Delos Schoch of Washington’s class of 1936. won 16 of the past 18 races including first-place finishes in the last eight Schoch lettered three years (1934-36) as a Husky oarsman. Washing- years. ton currently leads the varsity series 63-24-1. Year Site Winner Year Winner Year Winner 1999 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1 9 9 9 California 1950 WASHINGTON 1998 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON 1998 WASHINGTON 1949 California 1997 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1997 WASHINGTON 1948 WASHINGTON 1996 Oakland Estuary WASHINGTON 1996 WASHINGTON 1947 WASHINGTON 1995 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1995 WASHINGTON 1946 None 1994 Oakland Estuary WASHINGTON 1994 WASHINGTON 1945 None 1993 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1993 WASHINGTON 1944 None 1992 Oakland Estuary WASHINGTON 1 9 9 2 California 1943 California 1991 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1991 WASHINGTON 1942 WASHINGTON 1990 Oakland Estuary California 1990 WASHINGTON 1941 WASHINGTON 1989 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1989 WASHINGTON 1940 WASHINGTON 1988 Oakland Estuary WASHINGTON 1 9 8 8 California 1939 California 1987 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1 9 8 7 California 1938 WASHINGTON 1986 Oakland Estuary WASHINGTON 1 9 8 6 California 1937 WASHINGTON 1985 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1 9 8 5 California 1936 WASHINGTON 1984 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON 1984 WASHINGTON 1935 WASHINGTON 1983 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1983 WASHINGTON 1934 WASHINGTON 1982 Oakland Estuary WASHINGTON 1 9 8 2 California 1933 WASHINGTON 1981 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON 1981 WASHINGTON 1932 California 1980 Oakland Estuary California 1 9 8 0 California 1931 WASHINGTON 1979 Montlake Cut California 1 9 7 9 California 1930 WASHINGTON 1978 Oakland Estuary California 1978 WASHINGTON 1929 California 1977 Montlake Cut California 1977 WASHINGTON 1928 California 1976 WASHINGTON 1927 California Men’s Junior Varsity Eight 1975 WASHINGTON 1926 WASHINGTON Washington’s junior varsity eight series with California dates back to 1939, 1 9 7 4 California 1925 WASHINGTON with Washington winning 36 of 56 races since that time. There were no 1973 WASHINGTON 1924 WASHINGTON races between 1943 and 1946. The Huskies’ longest win streak is five wins 1972 WASHINGTON 1923 WASHINGTON from 1971 through 1975 and again from 1940 through 1948. California’s 1971 WASHINGTON 1922 WASHINGTON longest win streak is three wins from 1979 through 1981. The UW has 1970 WASHINGTON 1921 WASHINGTON won 10 of the past 16 races, winning back-to-back races in 1993 and 1994 1969 WASHINGTON 1920 WASHINGTON to end a three-year win streak begun by the Bears in 1989. 1968 WASHINGTON 1919 WASHINGTON 1967 WASHINGTON 1918 None Men’s Freshman Eight 1966 WASHINGTON 1917 WASHINGTON Washington’s freshman eight series with California dates back to 1939, with Washington winning 47 of 56 races since that time. There were no races 1 9 6 5 California 1916 WASHINGTON 1 9 6 4 California 1915 None from 1944 through 1946. The Huskies’ longest win streak is 15 consecutive 1963 Tie 1914 WASHINGTON from 1966 through 1980. Prior to last season, California’s only back-to- back titles were won in 1981 and 1982, and in 1940 and 1941. 1962 WASHINGTON 1913 WASHINGTON 1 9 6 1 California 1912 None Women’s Junior Varsity Eight 1960 WASHINGTON 1911 WASHINGTON Washington’s junior varsity eight series with California dates back to 1975, 1959 WASHINGTON 1910 None with Washington winning 20 of 23 races since that time. There was no JV 1958 WASHINGTON 1909 None eight race in 1983 or 1995. The Huskies’ longest win streak is 10 wins from 1957 WASHINGTON 1908 WASHINGTON 1979 through 1989. California has never won back-to-back races. The 1956 WASHINGTON 1907 WASHINGTON UW has won 15 of the past 17 races, including the past seven consecu- 1955 WASHINGTON 1906 None tively. Cal’s last win was in 1990. 1954 WASHINGTON 1905 California (2) 1953 WASHINGTON 1904 California Women’s Novice Eight 1 9 5 2 California 1903 WASHINGTON Washington’s novice eight series with California dates back to 1977, with 1951 WASHINGTON Washington winning 17 of 22 races since that time. The Huskies’ longest win streak is nine straight from 1990-98. California has never won back-to- back titles. The UW has won 14 of the past 16 races, including the last nine consecutively. Cal’s last win was in 1989. The novice boats did not race in 1999.

2 0 0 0 U N I V E R S I T Y O F W A S H I N G T O N C R E W 27 PACIFIC COAST / PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS The Pacific-10 Conference Championship is now a separate entity from the onship Regatta scheduled for Lake Natoma in Sacramento, Calif., May 14. Pacific Coast Rowing Championships this year, with the Pacific-10 Champi- MEN UW has dominated the Pacific Coast / Pacific-10 Rowing Championships, successive championships in the varsity eight competition. The Huskies winning 28 varsity eight titles in 40 tries. From 1971 to 1978, the UW won equaled the feat with an eighth straight win in 1997. Year Site Varsity 8 JV 8 Frosh 8 Varsity 4 1999 Lake Natoma California California California WASHINGTON 1998 Lake Natoma California California California WASHINGTON 1997 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1996 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON 1995 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON 1994 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON San Diego 1993 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Orange Coast WASHINGTON 1992 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1991 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON California California Santa Clara 1990 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON Orange Coast WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1989 Lake Natoma Ucla WASHINGTON Orange Coast WASHINGTON 1988 Lake Natoma Ucla WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Orange Coast 1987 Lake Natoma Ucla Orange Coast Orange Coast Orange Coast 1986 Lake Natoma California WASHINGTON WASHINGTON San Diego State 1985 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1984 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON California 1983 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON Oregon State 1982 Redwood Shores California California California Oregon State 1981 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON California California UCLA 1980 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON UCLA 1979 Redwood Shores California WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1978 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1977 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON 1976 San Pablo WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON 1975 Long Beach WASHINGTON WASHINGTON California 1974 Lake Burnaby WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1973 Los Gatos WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1972 Long Beach WASHINGTON Orange Coast WASHINGTON 1971 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1970 Long Beach Ucla WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Long Beach State 1969 Mission Bay WASHINGTON Ucla WASHINGTON Dick Erickson, Washington rowing coach for 20 1968 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON Orange Coast WASHINGTON seasons (1968-87) coached the Huskies to 15 1967 Long Beach Ucla Stanford Stanford 1966 Mare Island WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Orange Coast Pacific Coast titles. He was inducted into the 1965 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON National Rowing Hall of Fame sponsored by the 1964 Mission Bay California WASHINGTON Long Beach State United States Rowing Association in 1992, and 1963 Redwood City WASHINGTON WASHINGTON California was inducted into the 's 1962 Long Beach WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1961 Montlake Cut WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON Husky Hall of Fame in 1994. Washington's 1960 Long Beach California women's varsity eight is rowing in a shell designed WOMEN specifically for women which was dedicated in Washington first participated in women’s crew as an intercollegiate sport in 1976, and competed in the Richard D. Erickson's name in the spring of 1994 to Pacific Coast Championships that year. Complete results for all years are not available. In addition to the honor his contributions to the University of Wash- titles listed, Washington won lightweight eight championships in 1976, 1977, 1978 and 1980. The UW ington program. women’s varsity eight has dominated the competition at the conference championships, winning its eighth straight title in 1999. In 1999, the Huskies swept all four races for the sixth time in conference history. Year Site Varsity 8 JV 8 Novice 8 Varsity 4 1999 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1998 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON USC 1997 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Sacramento St. 1996 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON Washington State WASHINGTON Mills 1995 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON Washington State WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1994 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Washington State WASHINGTON 1993 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Pacific Lutheran 1992 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1991 Lake Natoma UCLA UCLA WASHINGTON Washington State 1990 Lake Natoma UCLA UCLA WASHINGTON UC Santa Barbara 1989 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON California UC Santa Barbara 1988 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Stanford WASHINGTON 1987 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1986 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1985 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1984 Lake Natoma WASHINGTON California Ucla 1983 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1982 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Oregon State 1981 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON 1980 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON California WASHINGTON 1979 Redwood Shores California California WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 1978 Montlake Cut California California WASHINGTON 1977 Redwood Shores WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 28 2 0 0 0 U N I V E R S I T Y O F W A S H I N G T O N C R E W