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Cool Running http://www.coolrunning.com/bin/res_load/res_print.cgi?r=97/ma/head101... Find this page online at www.coolrunning.com/results/97/ma/head1019.htm Head of the Charles Regatta October 19, 1997 Cambridge, MA Computerized Timing and Scoring By: SPITLER RACE SYSTEMS Event No. 1 - Club Fours - Men's Division Place Organization Spec. Bow Time % Penalties 1. St Paul's School Crew NH 28 16:52.11 0.0 2. Palm Beach Rowing Assn. FL 6 16:55.63 0.3 3. Wide Load Boat Club MA 33 17:03.26 1.1 4. University of Vermont VT 8 17:03.92 1.2 5. King's Crown Rowing Assn. NY 5 17:04.31 1.2 6. Union Boat Club MA 3 17:04.37 1.2 7. Marist College NY 47 17:13.53 2.1 8. Belmont Hill School MA 9 17:18.97 2.7 9. Baltimore Rowing Club MD 35 17:21.22 2.9 10. Rice University TX 45 17:26.88 3.4 11. Vesper Boat Club PA 2 17:26.88 3.4 12. Franklin Pierce College NH 23 17:27.65 3.5 13. Syracuse University NY 13 17:30.17 3.8 14. Minnesota Boat Club MN 11 17:32.37 4.0 15. SUNY Maritime College NY 44 17:33.03 4.0 16. Fat Cat Row Club NY 29 17:36.10 4.3 17. Rocky Mt Rowing Club CO 55 17:37.86 4.5 18. Minneapolis Rowing Club MN 53 17:44.73 5.2 19. Agecroft Rowing Club UK 27 17:45.01 5.2 20. Craftsbury Sculling Center NJ 48 17:45.12 5.2 21. MIT Boat Club MA 4 17:46.65 5.4 22. Clemson University Rowing Club SC 57 17:48.85 5.6 23. Vassar College NY 41 17:52.09 5.9 24. Lincoln Park Men's Crew IL 16 17:53.68 6.1 25. Albany Rowing Center NY 56 17:54.73 6.2 26. Lehigh University PA 20 17:54.95 6.2 27. Nereid Boat Club NJ 10 17:55.66 6.3 28. Iona College Crew CT 38 18:00.88 6.8 29. University of Michigan Men's Crew MI 46 18:00.88 6.8 30. Bates College Rowing Assn. ME 12 18:04.95 7.2 31. Wildcat Rowing Assn. PA 36 18:11.15 7.8 32. UMass Lowell MA 7 18:11.92 7.9 33. Amherst College MA 54 18:12.69 8.0 0:10 1 B 34. N.U.R.A. MA 40 18:15.87 8.3 35. University of Central Florida FL 52 18:20.07 8.7 1:00 I 36. Bowdoin College ME 21 18:21.76 8.9 37. US Coast Guard Academy CT 34 18:22.41 8.9 38. University of Baltimore MD 22 18:26.91 9.4 39. Connetquot River Rowing NY 26 18:27.79 9.5 40. Neptune Rowing Club Ireland 32 18:28.67 9.5 41. New York University NY 15 18:29.44 9.6 42. Augusta State University GA 43 18:30.59 9.7 43. Dalhousie University NS Canada 14 18:37.32 10.4 1:00 I 44. Argonaut Rowing Club ON Canada 31 18:43.77 11.0 2:00 2 I 45. Cascadilla Boat Club NY 37 18:49.60 11.6 46. Manhattan College NY 51 19:01.55 12.8 47. Franklin & Marshall College PA 17 19:07.89 13.4 0:30 3 B 48. Castle Rowing Club CT 39 19:19.97 14.6 49. Bulldog Rowing Club MA 1 19:22.43 14.9 2:00 2 I 50. Bay Area Rowing Club of Houston TX 49 19:25.41 15.1 51. Clark University MA 18 19:33.39 15.9 1:00 I 52. Cazenovia College NY 58 19:53.97 18.0 53. Masterrow LLC MA 42 20:17.46 20.3 2:00 2 I 54. Assumption College MA 19 20:21.60 20.7 0:10 1 B 55. Loyola University LA 24 20:51.39 23.6 1:00 I 56. Mandela Town Hall Health Spot MA 50 25:16.76 49.9 2:00 2 I Notre Dame College Rowing NH 25 Did Not Start Belfast Rowing Club Northern Ireland 30 Did Not Start The Thirty Third Annual Head of the Charles Regatta 1 of 18 5/10/2011 12:15 PM Cool Running http://www.coolrunning.com/bin/res_load/res_print.cgi?r=97/ma/head101... Event No. 2 - Club Singles - Men's Division Place Sculler Resident of Organization Spec. Bow 1. Nat Keohane Cambridge, MA Harvard Sculling Club - MA 8 2. Scott Bolton Austin, TX Austin RC - TX 46 3. Marc Duby New York, NY Empire State Rowing Assn. - NY 1 4. Bryan Hoffman Ithaca, NY Cascadilla BC - NY 23 5. Steven Glick Boston, MA University Barge Club - PA 2 6. Michael Reed Chappaqua, NY NYAC - NY 42 7. Adam Berger Boston, MA MIT Boat Club MA 32 8. Jean Pierre Godoy Boston, MA Riverside BC - MA 11 9. Timothy Cooley Somerville, MA Harvard Sculling Club - MA 51 10. Vaughn Abbey Burlington, ON Western RC - CAN 24 11. Marc Edmonds Arlington, VA Unaffiliated 52 12. William Burgoyne Welland, ON South Niagara RC - CAN 37 13. John Tracey Concord, MA Riverside BC - MA 35 14. Paul Deatrick Winter Park, FL Florida Athletic Club - FL 50 15. James Caple Falls Church, VA Unaffiliated 33 16. Corey Armitage Kingston, ON Unaffiliated 38 17. Michael Lohse Cambridge, MA Unaffiliated 12 18. Mark Yale Henley on Thames, UK Leander BC - UK 4 19. Adam Carpenter Newark, DE Willmington RC - DE 47 20. Marc Johnston Ann Arbor, MI Ann Arbor RC - MI Yth 26 21. Ladd McQuade Boston, MA Union BC - MA 20 22. Justin Kermond Melrose, MA Harvard Sculling Club - MA 3 23. Russell Greenwald Horseheads, NY Brandeis Crew - MA Yth 17 24. Roman Vengerovskiy Norwalk, CT Water Sports Center - CT Yth 41 25. Kevin Hogan Quincy, MA Northeastern University RA - MA 40 26. Ryan Bernfield Rochester, NY Rochester RC - NY 45 27. Eric Nelson Prospect Heights, IL Unaffiliated 49 28. Matthew Beaton Shrewsbury, MA WPI - MA Yth 21 29. Michael Ezzell Punta Gorda, FL Unaffiliated 30 30. Eric Birkhauser Indianspolis, IN Unaffiliated Yth 28 31. Cale Smith Newport, New Unaffiliated 34 32. Lloyd Dahmen Brookline, MA Union BC - MA 10 33. Thomas De Pre Lloyd Harbor, NY Undine Barge Club - PA Yth 39 34. Michael Levitin Arlington, VA Potomac BC - DC 27 35. David Miller Detroit, MI Potomac BC - DC 5 36. Erin Burke Fairfield, CT Los Gatos RC - CA 36 37. Gregory Krom Topsfield, MA Cambridge BC - MA 13 38. John Tytus Seattle, WA Lake Washington RC - WA 7 39. Peter Steckler Brattleboro, VT Unaffiliated Yth 25 40. Andrew Kirk Greenwich, CT NYAC - NY 6 41. Brian Cooleen Princeton, NJ Unaffiliated 29 42. Bradley Lewis Minneapolis, MN Minneapolis RC - MN 43 43. Thomas Russell Cambridge, MA Riverside BC - MA 14 44. Joel Levinson Manalapan, NJ Navesink River RC - NJ 22 45. William Porteous Cambridge, MA Unaffiliated 9 46. Daren Roeder Scarsdale, NY Unaffiliated 19 47. Edward LeVine Malden, MA Riverside BC - MA 31 48. Donald Wassall Rye, NY Norwalk River RC - CT 16 49. John Peterson Wilmington, DE Willmington RC - DE 15 50. John Foy Dewey, OK Unaffiliated 48 51. Stephen Zatman Hertfordshire, UK Unaffiliated 18 Ari Taub Vancouver, BC Unaffiliated 44 The Thirty Third Annual Head of the Charles Regatta Event No. 3 - Club Eights - Men's Division Place Organization Spec. Bow Time % Penalties 1. Onota Lake Rowing Assn. MA 18 14:56.49 0.0 2. Syracuse Chargers NY 3 14:58.42 0.2 3. New Haven Rowing Club CT 6 15:00.75 0.5 4. Agecroft Rowing Club UK 35 15:12.36 1.8 5. Union Boat Club MA 47 15:12.37 1.8 6. Boston University Men's Crew MA 14 15:14.84 2.0 7. United States Military Academy NY 15 15:18.35 2.4 8. Univ of Rochester Crew NY 71 15:19.40 2.6 9. Dartmouth Rowing Club NH 45 15:20.77 2.7 10. Wesleyan University CT 1 15:21.15 2.8 11. Marietta College OH 55 15:22.80 2.9 12. Fort Worth Rowing Club TX 49 15:26.70 3.4 13. Holy Cross College MA 74 15:27.86 3.5 14. King's Crown Rowing Assn. NY 68 15:28.63 3.6 15. Cambridge Boat Club MA 19 15:30.33 3.8 16. Clemson University Rowing Club SC 66 15:30.96 3.8 17. Boston University Men's Crew MA 53 15:32.19 4.0 18. Nephthys Boat Club UK 41 15:33.57 4.1 19. Williams College Boat Club MA 21 15:34.99 4.3 20. Neptune Rowing Club Ireland 38 15:36.53 4.5 21. Massachusetts Maritime Men's Crew MA 25 15:37.85 4.6 22. Charles River Rowing Assn. MA 10 15:38.57 4.7 23. Hamilton College NY 20 15:40.32 4.9 24. Marist College NY 67 15:40.35 4.9 25. Northeastern University Men's Crew MA 2 15:42.53 5.1 26. Boston College MA 42 15:42.58 5.1 2 of 18 5/10/2011 12:15 PM Cool Running http://www.coolrunning.com/bin/res_load/res_print.cgi?r=97/ma/head101..
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