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Pac-12 Women's Rowing PAC-12 WOMEN'S ROWING PAC-12 Lindsey Horton, WASH Erin Sanford, CAL 2004 First Team Caroline Ingham, CAL Mitra Tabidian, UCLA Kristen Bixel, UCLA ALL-ACADEMIC Jenelle Johnson, OSU Erin Walker, WSU Kasia Bloch, WSU 1992 Jenny Bagnell, CAL Jennifer Johnson, OSU Mary Whipple, WASH Lauren Buford, UCS Kathy Doubleday, UCLA Emily Larson, WSU Amelia White, USC Irene Condella, UCLA Kim Janzik, WASH Blake Likins, CAL Lindsay Wrightson, OSU Deborah Curry, WSU Kendra Minke, USC Jaclyn Melcher, OSU Janelle Dubbins, WASH Brigitte Ranne, OSU Anna Mickelson, WASH 2002 Regina Bateson, STAN Gemma Edward-Aron, WASH Kate Steger, STAN Theresa Nygren-Birkholz, Laurie Benson, STAN Kathleen Freeborn, OSU Lenora Waelti, WSU WASH Ivelina Boteva, USC Kelly Garneski, STAN Vicki Olson, Gonzaga Ariana Canova, CAL Courtney Goodridge, WSU 1993 Kathy Doubleday, UCLA Claire Phillips, STAN Irene Condella, UCLA Monica Grova, UCLA Christine Hensleigh, CAL Lisa Phillips, WSU Katrina Craig, UCLA Melissa Haury, STAN Cara Larson, STAN Elizabeth Powell, CAL Lauren Estevenin, WASH Martha Helgeland, CAL Nichole Marcotte, WASH Kelly Reed, CAL Kathleen Freeborn, OSU Megan Kalmoe, WASH Susan Olson, WSU Liz Rhode, Gonzaga Kate Goodman, CAL Kate Kaso, USC Maria Salvador, USC Abby Roos, OSU Gunilla Grafnings, WSU Kaitlyn Kernek, OSU Louanne Weiss, OSU Liz Snook, WSU Jamila Hammad, UCLA Natasha Labelle, CAL Sabina Telenska, WASH Brantley Harrison, ORE Elizabeth Lee, CAL 1994 Heather Brown, UCLA Jill Vimont, Gonzaga Melissa Haury, STAN Molly Loeb, STAN Rebecca Chadwick, WASH Whitney Webber, CAL Kim Hughes, OSU Maryann Lundberg, WSU Noreen Downey, USC Sarah Wachs, OSU Adrienne Hunter, WASH Ashley Maloney, STAN Chelsea Dwyer, CAL Amanda Westfall, OSU Karen Hopfer, OSU Jennifer McColloch, STAN Andrea Fitterer, OSU Heidi Hurn, WASH Rosy Miller, WSU Michelle Gill, STAN Second Team Joy Jordan, OSU Emina Ong, UCLA Nicola Harper, WSU Noelle Anderson, WASH Stefanie Kostich, UCLA Stephanie Parker, OSU Anne Beaulaurier, CAL Hilarie Martin, CAL Nancy Raskauskas, OSU 1995 Keely Commins, CAL Lorraine Coke, CAL Corrina McGrath, WSU Jessica Rogers, UCLA Kathy Harvey, USC Meghan Coleman, CAL Anna Mickelson, WASH Ashley Smith, CAL DeLaine Larsen, OSU Christina Coll, UCLA Kara Nykreim, WASH Margit Swemmer, STAN Julie Lewczyk, STAN Robin Dean, CAL Claire Phillips, STAN Suzanne Vogt, WSU Stefanie Magill, WSU Molly Denning, CAL Abby Roos, OSU Kathryn Weslow, USC Amy Piper, WASH Laura Hunt, STAN Erin Sanford, CAL Melissa Zimel, USC Joy Jordan, OSU Julie Schoknecht, STAN 1996 Christina Gerstenbacher, USC Erica Kirsch, OSU Nicole Sherey, ORE Second Team Kelli Kamphouse, WSU Kristin Lovro, OSU Lynn Simmons, OSU Kimberly Atkinson, CAL Anita Kotik, GONZ Laura Mason, STAN Lauren Sommers, OSU Michelle Bacon, OSU Amy Martin, OSU Romany McNamara, WASH Marketa Vochoskova, USC Jessica Bills, WSU Carrie Youngberg, WASH Shaunte Mears, STAN Melissa Zimel, USC Karin Clifton, CAL Katya Meyers, STAN Laura Creager, STAN 1997 Jollen Bartell, OSU Kara Nykreim, WASH 2003 Laura Barnes, WSU Sharon Finney, WSU Cory Bosworth, CAL Kim Oates, WASH Susan Beville, STAN Laura Griffin, WSU Sabrina Fox, UCLA Samantha Skupa, STAN Irene Condella, UCLA Amy Hendershot, WSU Lavina Hall, USC Megan Oest, OSU Deborah Curry, WSU Wendy Hoeveler, STAN Kristine Holzer, GONZ Jenni Vesnaver, WASH Tristen Curtis, WSU Elizabeth Pallas Jacobs, Molly Jordan, WSU Mary Whipple, WASH Gemma Edward-Aron, WASH UCLA Alida Purves, WASH Laura Estevenin, WASH Andrea Korom, USC 2001 Sarah Allen, WSU Angela Flores, ORE Abby Loughrey, STAN 1998 Corinna Bosworth, CAL Amy Armstrong, WSU Kathy Freeborn, OSU Angelique Manning, OSU Nicolle Christiansen, Gonzaga Laurie Benson, STAN Kate Goodman, CAL Angela Manson, WSU Kari Green, WASH Ivelina Boteva, USC Monica Grova, UCLA Lori Maricle, WSU Kari Lovro, OSU Cassie Bouska, OSU Jessica Harm, WASH Naomi Markle, CAL Shannon Tyler, WSU Aimee Chen, UCLA Melissa Haury, STAN Natasha Nemyre, OSU Megan Cooke, CAL Anne Hessburg, WASH Ursela Nicholson, CAL 1999 Lisa Bartoli, USC Lauren Estevenin, WASH Julia Hill, ORE Erin Overweg, CAL Cory Bosworth, CAL Gunilla Grafnings, WSU Kim Hughes, OSU Kaylan Vander Schliden, CAL Cassie Bouska, OSU Kate Goodman, CAL Adrienne Hunter, WASH Andria Shook, USC Aimee Chen, UCLA Anne Hessburg, WASH Molly Loeb, STAN Kristen Tomlinson, OSU Romany McNamara, WASH Jennifer Hughes, WSU Ashley Maloney, STAN Kristin Tryon, OSU Lisa Phillips, WSU Adrienne Hunter, WASH Hilarie Martin, CAL Sabine Zimmerman, CAL Kipper York, STAN Karen Hopfer, OSU Courtney Matson, WASH Jennelle Johnson, OSU Andrea McDermott, CAL 2005 First Team 2000 First Team Joy Jordan, OSU Corrina McGrath, WSU Kristin Bixel, UCLA Sarah Allen, WSU Jacqueline Kern, WSU Rosy Miller, WSU Kasia Bloch, WSU Kristen Allison, Gonzaga Jillian Krell, STAN Emina Ong, UCLA Carey Connell, ORE Lisa Bartoli, USC Emily Larson, WSU Michelle Orem, CAL Janelle Dubbins, WASH Lindsay Berk, UCLA Hilarie Martin, CAL Keelan Purcell, OSU Gemma Edward-Aron, WASH Vivian Bianchi, UCLA Corrina McGrath, WSU Erin Sanford, CAL Anne Embertson, OSU Cassie Bouska, OSU Romany McNamara, WASH Nicole Sherey, ORE Kelly Garneski, STAN Megan Cooke, CAL Anna Mickelson, WASH Lynn Simmons, OSU Rebecca Gibson, WSU Bonnie Corbin, Gonzaga Megan Oest, OSU Marketa Vochoskova, USC Monica Grova, UCLA Megan Dirkmaat, CAL Claire Phillips, STAN Melissa Zimel, USC Julia Hill, ORE Annie Godwin, OSU Abby Roos, OSU Tamber Hilton, WSU 12 PAC-12 WOMEN'S ROWING Carey Homan, WSU Elizabeth Lee, UCLA Jessi Reel, STAN Vanna Rocchi, CAL Megan Kalmoe, WASH Sarah Lombardo, UCLA Erin Rice, UCLA Tiana Rodriquez, WSU Katherine Kaso, USC Casey Long, WSU Cassie Richardson, USC Hannah Rothstrom, WSU Natasha LaBelle, CAL Kinga Marciszewska, USC Tiana Rodriguez, WSU Holly Simmons, OSU Elizabeth Lee, CAL Michelle Morris, WSU Liz Simenstad, WAS Christina Sprouse, UCLA Casey Long, WSU Erica O’Connell, OSU Jessica Smith, USC Kaylie Towne, OSU Maryann Lundberg, WSU Stephanie Parker, OSU Kaylie Towne, OSU Erica O'Connell, OSU Andrea Pleven, OSU Leah Wachtel, UCLA Second Team Emina Ong, UCLA Vanessa Serratore, WSU Catherine Watt, WSU Mara Allen, CAL Stephanie Parker, OSU Robyn Stephenson, WSU Jennifer Weber, UCLA Corina Chilibeck, WSU Meghann Price, WSU Kristen Tomlinson, OSU Leigh Whelpton, CAL Suzanne Cox, WSU Keelan Purcell, OSU Kaylie Towne, OSU Carly Farris, WSU Nancy Raskauskas, OSU Suzanne Vogt, WSU Second Team Kara Farquharson, WASH Jessica Rogers, UCLA Catherine Watt, WSU Mara Allen, CAL Nichole Fischbach, USC Ashley Smith, CAL Sabine Zimmermann, CAL Lexie Conley, WSU Kelly Foster, WASH Jody Thomas, WSU Margit Zwemmer, STAN Krista Ellis, CAL Lisa Greenwood, USC Kristen Tomlinson, OSU Carly Farris, WSU Erin Haggerty, UCLA Suzanne Vogt, WSU Second Team Kelly Foster, WASH Alex Hasbach, STAN Catherine Watt, WSU Mara Allen, CAL Kristine Gauthier, WASH Katie Humm, OSU Kathryn Weslow, USC Eva Anderson, WASH Asiha Grigsby, WASH Britnie Jones, OSU Margit Zwemer, STAN Lora Batina, UCLA Erin Haggerty, UCLA Sarah Joos, OSU Susan BeVille, STAN Katie Humm, OSU Erika Jorgensen, WSU Second Team Jessica Bills, WSU Gracy Huntley, CAL Adrienne Keller, CAL Eva Anderson, WASH Lina Brazinskaite, WSU Ashley Jones, WASH Erin Knox, WASH Gina Antonini, CAL Clara Cartwright, UCLA Louise Kinder, CAL Erica Lewis, WSU Kimberley Atkinson, CAL Stephanie Connolly, STAN Taryn Langlois, WASH Megan Lightfoot, UCLA Hana Binder, ORE Ivayla Dermendjieva, WASH Caroline Leibinger, OSU Katherine Luke, CAL Lina Brazinskaite, WSU Marlo Dreissigacker, STAN Sarah Lende, WSU Celia Magisrale, OSU Karin Clifton, CAL Stacy Hanson, OSU Rebecca Meissner, CAL Katherine Milton, CAL Stephanie Connolly, STAN Amy Jo Hendershot, WSU Brittany Merchant, UCLA Kelly O'Brien, WSU Anna Conroy, OSU Caroline Leibinger, OSU Katherine Milton, CAL Taryn O'Connell, CAL Sarah Dubrasich, OSU Karen Magnuson, WASH Megan O’Connor, CAL Summer Ohlendorf, CAL Rebekah Eschenbacher, WSU Naomi Markle, CAL Summer Ohlendorf, CAL Danielle Piccinini, UCLA Katie Gardner, WASH Hillary Martin, ORE Courtney Plitt, WASH Onna Poeter, CAL Laura Griffin, WSU Megan McQuown, UCLA Onna Poeter, CAL Lia Prins, WASH Amy Jo Hendershot, WSU Tara McTavish, WSU Tiffany Pransky, CAL Lisa Sabalvaro, USC Kirsten Hextrum, CAL Brittany Merchant, UCLA Kaitlin Seders, CAL Alison Seders, CAL Jesica Holt, UCLA Olivia Morrow, WASH Astrid Sky, CAL Destinie Slavich, UCLA Elizabeth Lee, UCLA Liz Pallas-Jacobs, UCLA Andrea Smith, WASH Lena Wolfe, STAN Caroline Leibinger, OSU Alexis Peterson, STAN Jessica Smith, CAL Katie Wollstein, WSU Kinga Marcuczewska, USC Lyndsay Price, USC Megan Smith, CAL Naomi Markle, CAL Jessica Reel, STAN Claire Tenscher, USC 2009 First Team Hillary Martin, ORE Erin Reinhardt, CAL Jamie Unwin, WASH Alex Bond, WSU Michelle Morris, WSU Erin Rice, UCLA Sarah Waterfield, WSU Jen Brown, STAN Olivia Morrow, WASH Claire Sadler, STAN Carly York, STAN Drusia Dickson, STAN Natasha Nemyre, OSU Liz Simenstad, WASH Krista Ellis, CAL Erin Overweg, CAL Jessica Smith, CAL 2008 First Team Becca Franceschi, OSU Elizabeth Pallas-Jacobs, UCLA Jody Thomas, WSU Alex Bond, WSU Adrienne Fritsch, STAN Katie Peyer, WASH Kaylan Vander Schilden, CAL Jen Brown, STAN Lynn Hancock, UCLA Andrea Pleven, OSU Leah Wachtel, UCLA Drusia Dickson, STAN Claire Hanway, OSU Jessica Smith, CAL Krista Ellis, CAL Robin Hextrum, USC Roberta Tonelli, CAL 2007 First Team Becca Franceschi, OSU Lauren Hofmayer, STAN Leah Wachtel, UCLA Corianne Bowman, WASH Adrienne Fritsch, STAN Elena Humphreys, CAL Lindsey Wall, CAL Lina Brazinskaite, WSU Lynn
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