Rowing DIVISION I
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Rowing DIVISION I Highlights Varsity eight titles help Ohio State to second consecutive championship: Top-ranked Ohio State won its second consecutive NCAA championship June 1 at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis, totaling 126 points after claiming individual national titles in the fi rst and second varsity eights and a seventh-place overall fi nish in the fi rst varsity four. California fi nished second overall with 118 points, while Brown earned 116 points for a third-place fi nish. Stanford (110 points) and Virginia (105 points) rounded out the top fi ve teams. The Buckeyes, who now have seven top-fi ve team fi nishes at the NCAA championships, become the fi fth team overall to win consecutive national titles and the fi rst since Brown (2007-08). With gold-medal fi nishes in the fi rst varsity eight and second varsity eight, Ohio State now holds fi ve individual national titles, the fourth-highest total in NCAA rowing history, also becoming the fourth team in NCAA history to win both events at the national regatta in the same year. The fi rst varsity four began the fi nal day of racing for the Buckeyes, competing in the petite fi nal against Indiana, Notre Dame, Michigan, Wisconsin and Princeton. The crew of Sarah Kessler, Anna Ralph, Anna Gackowski, Katie Beletskaya and coxswain Sarah Asad sounded the horn in fi rst place with a time of 7:53.05, placing ahead of Michigan (7:55.68) and Indiana (7:56.66) to grant the boat a seventh-place overall fi nish and collect a crucial 16 points toward the team championship total. The second varsity eight took to the course next, becoming the fi rst team since Brown (2003-04) and the third team overall to claim consecutive national titles in the second varsity eight event. The crew of Daphne Socha, Chloe Meyer, Nicole Becks, Lauren Eckles, Meghan Birkbeck, Anne Dietrich, Katie King, Taylore Urban and coxswain Sami Jurofsky crossed the line in 6:59.43, fi nishing in front of second-place Princeton (7:02.03) and third-place Virginia (7:02.69) and amassing 44 points to propel the Buckeyes into fi rst place overall with only one grand fi nal race remaining. The fi rst varsity eight of Aina Cid Centelles, Elodie Ravera, Eelkje Miedema, Ashley Bauer, Stephanie Williams, Catherine Shields, Holly Norton, Claire-Louise Bode and coxswain Victoria Lazur secured the national title for Ohio State, fi nishing the season with a perfect record (12-0) after crossing the line fi rst in 6:44.48, a length over second-place Brown (6:48.47) and third-place California (6:48.51). With the win, the fi rst varsity eight claimed its fi rst individual national title and became the second consecutive Buckeye crew to fi nish a season with a perfect record as the second varsity eight did so (12-0) in 2013. 2014 TEAM RESULTS I Eights II Eights Fours Total 1. Ohio St. .................................................................66 44 16 126 2. California ..............................................................60 36 22 118 3. Brown ....................................................................63 34 19 116 4. Stanford ................................................................51 38 21 110 5. Virginia ..................................................................45 40 20 105 6. Princeton ..............................................................48 42 12 102 7. Washington ........................................................57 26 18 101 8. Michigan ..............................................................54 32 15 101 9. Notre Dame ........................................................42 28 11 81 10. Southern California .........................................33 22 17 72 11. Indiana ..................................................................39 18 14 71 12. UCLA ......................................................................30 30 8 68 13. Harvard .................................................................36 20 6 62 14. Washington St. ..................................................24 24 10 58 15. San Diego ............................................................27 12 9 48 16. Wisconsin .............................................................18 14 13 45 17. Louisville ..............................................................21 16 7 44 18. Northeastern. .....................................................15 8 4 27 19. Oklahoma ............................................................12 10 5 27 20. Boston U ..................................................................9 6 2 17 21. Massachusetts ......................................................6 4 3 13 22. Jacksonville ............................................................3 2 1 6 Note: Ties in team scoring are broken by finish in I Eights. 2 DIVISION I ROWING—TEAM RESULTS 2014 EVENT RESULTS II Eights: Third final—1. Indiana, 6:54.735; 2. Louisville, I Eights: Third final—1. UCLA, 6:48.995; 2. San Diego, 6:56.304; 3. Wisconsin, 6:59.393; 4. San Diego, 7:04.411; 5. 6:52.555; 3. Washington St., 6:52.635; 4. Louisville, 6:57.324; Fours: Fourth final—1. Northeastern, 7:45.948; 2. Oklahoma, 7:06.811; 6. Northeastern, 7:16.011. 5. Wisconsin, 7:00.830; 6. Northeastern, 7:10.375. Mass,achusetts, 7:49.499; 3. Boston U, 7:53.008; 4. Jacksonville, 8:34.376. II Eights: Petite final—1. Michigan [Arielle Sanders, Karla I Eights: Petite final—1. Princeton [Kelsey Reelick, Margy McDaniel, Carrie Lofgren, Emily Sullenberger, Kate Wright, Bertasi, Erin Reelick, Georgie Howe, Meghan Wheeler, Fours: Third final—1. Washington St., 7:36.126; 2. San Diego, Sam Heron, Alex Spaulding, Taylor Schubert, Francesca Susannah Shipton, Angie Gould, Faith Richardson, Annie 7:40.606; 3. UCLA, 7:42.908; 4. Louisville, 7:46.557; 5. Harvard, Derteano (coxswain)], 7:02.998; 2. UCLA, 7:05.603; 3. Notre Prasad (coxswain)], 6:51.795; 2. Virginia, 6:55.906; 3. Notre 7:48.064; 6. Oklahoma, 7:52.597. Dame, 7:06.847; 4. Washington, 7:08.530; 5. Washington Dame, 6:57.515; 4. Indiana, 7:00.092; 5. Harvard, 7:03.286; 6. Fours: Petite final—1. Ohio St. [Yekaterina Beletskaya, Sarah St., 7:10.070; 6. Southern California, 7:20.936; 7. Harvard, Southern California, 7:04.959. Kessler, Anna Ralph, Anna Gackowski, Sarah Asad (cox- 7:32.275. I Eights: Grand final—1. Ohio St. [Aina Cid Centelles, Elodie swain)], 7:53.049; 2. Michigan, 7:55.681; 3. Indiana, 7:56.656; II Eights: Grand final—1. Ohio State [Daphne Socha, Chloe Ravera, Eelkje Miedema, Ashley Bauer, Stephanie Williams, 4. Wisconsin, 7:57.298; 5. Princeton, 8:07.045; 6. Notre Dame, Meyer, Nicole Becks, Lauren Eckles, Meghan Birkbeck, Anne Catherine Shields, Holly Norton, Claire-Louise Bode, Victoria 8:07.649. Dietrich, Katie King, Taylore Urban, Sami Jurofsky (cox- Lazur (coxswain)], 6:44.476. 2. Brown, 6:48.471; 3. California, Fours: Grand final—1. California [Dorothee Beckendorff, swain)], 6:59.434. 2. Princeton, 7:02.028; 3. Virginia, 7:02.685; 6:48.509; 4. Washington, 6:49.645; 5. Michigan, 6:50.134; 6. Stephanie Kraemer, Charlotte Passot, Anne Duval, Mary 4. Stanford, 7:04.888; 5. California, 7:05.136; 6. Brown, Stanford, 6:52.927. Thomasmyer (coxswain)], 7:43.088; 2. Stanford, 7:44.379; 7:09.554. 3. Virginia, 7:45.948; 4. Brown, 7:47.978; 5. Washington, I Eights: Fourth final—1. Oklahoma, 6:57.562; 2. Boston 7:48.519; 6. Southern California, 7:56.865. U., 6:58.064; 3. Massachusetts, 7:03.851; 4. Jacksonville, II Eights: Fourth final—1. Boston U., 7:15.063; 2. 7:16.495. Massachusetts, 7:22.797; 3. Jacksonville, 7:48.397. History Team Results Year Champion Coach Points Runner-Up Points Host or Site 1997 .................................................Washington Jan Harville 201 Princeton 184 Rancho Cordova, Calif. 1998 .................................................Washington Jan Harville 91 Brown 85 Gainesville, Ga. 1999 .................................................Brown John Murphy 56 Virginia 56 Rancho Cordova, Calif. 2000 .................................................Brown John Murphy 59 Washington 55 Camden, N.J. 2001 .................................................Washington Jan Harville 58 Michigan 53 Gainesville, Ga. 2002 .................................................Brown John Murphy 67 Washington 63 Indianapolis 2003 .................................................Harvard Liz O’Leary 59 Brown 57 Indianapolis 2004 .................................................Brown John Murphy 70 Yale 58 Gold River, Calif. 2005 .................................................California Dave O’Neill 67 Virginia 63 Gold River, Calif. 2006 .................................................California Dave O’Neill 66 Brown 66 West Windsor, N.J. 2007 .................................................Brown John Murphy 58 Virginia 54 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 2008 .................................................Brown John Murphy 67 Washington 59 Gold River, Calif. 2009 .................................................Stanford Yasmin Farooq 88 California 85 Cherry Hill, N.J. 2010 .................................................Virginia Kevin Sauer 87 California 82 Gold River, Calif. 2011 .................................................Brown John Murphy 85 Stanford 85 Gold River, Calif. 2012 .................................................Virginia Kevin Sauer 87 Michigan 82 West Windsor, N.J. 2013 .................................................Ohio St. Andy Teitelbaum 126 California 124 Indianapolis 2014 .................................................Ohio St. Andy Teitelbaum 126 California 118 Indianapolis Note: Ties in team scoring are broken by finish in I Eights. 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