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Peddie Girlv Crew Race Results May 14-15, 2021 Vs. Stotesbury Peddie Girls' Crew Race Results May 14-15, 2021 vs. Stotesbury Cup Regatta Conditions: Sunny and warm (low 70’s) for both days of racing with virtually no current (1900 cu.ft./sec Fri, 1800 cu.ft/sec Sat). Light tailwind for Friday’s and Saturday morning’s races. 6 mph SW headwind for Saturday afternoon’s finals. Line-ups: Senior 4+ Junior 4+ C Rhea Bakshi C Nikki Saffar 4 Aisling Creed 4 Jasmine Zhao 3 Clara Middleton 3 Grace Edelstein 2 Olivia Testa 2 Madinah Drinkard B Aylin Karagozoglu B Mimi Brick Comments: Without a doubt, this has been a challenging year. I could not have been more proud of the efforts the girls put in this weekend at the Stotesbury Cup Regatta in Philadelphia. Due to Covid restrictions on public gatherings in the city, only the finalists from the 2019 regatta were invited initially plus some petitioned crews as space allowed. Normally the largest high school regatta in the country, the events in which we competed had barely half the entries we normally see. In spite of the smaller field size, the quality was as high as ever, and the girls rose to the occasion. AP exam conflicts and Stotesbury rules precluding seniors from rowing in a junior event caused us to reconfigure our 2nd four for the Junior Four event. Comprised this week entirely of novices from the fall of 2019 and one new novice from this spring, the girls did a great job finishing 11th in their time trial in this very competitive category. In spite of a valiant effort and improved performance in the semis, our Junior crew came up short in qualifying for the finals. They retained an 11th place overall finish and gained valuable experience for next year. Well done! The Senior Four rowed a brilliant race in their time trial finishing 3rd of 22 crews. Racing completely within and for themselves, they attacked the course as if for the last time and rowed their best race yet this spring. The semifinals didn’t go quite as well, but the will of the entire crew drove them to the third place needed to qualify for the finals. The exclusion of 2nd place Hill for interference moved our crew up into 2nd and put them in the lane next to Radnor, the crew that was 0.3 seconds behind them in the time trial for the final. It was clear from the start that the Senior Four intended to achieve its goals in the Final. I put my video camera away and just watched the race unfold from my bike. By the halfway point, our bow had moved into 3rd place. The crew defended that position and extended its margin over Radnor while shifting focus to pursuing Blair, sitting about a length and a half ahead. Stroke by stroke, the open water gap closed. Then our bow overlapped with Blair’s stern. For a moment, it appeared we had disrupted Blair’s rhythm and had a chance at second place, but Blair rallied and stalled our progress. The race concluded with Montclair in first, Blair 2nd, and Peddie 3rd, closer to Blair than we’d been all spring. Given that the vast majority of our team took their last strokes on the water in October of 2019 (only 8 rowers and one coxswain practiced 10 times on our Spring 2020 training trip before everything shut down), that our competitors rowed in the fall in some form, and that we were blown off the water nearly 50% of this spring, this year’s Stotes bronze medal repeat was extraordinary and extraordinarily satisfying. I have never been more proud of a crew. Special shout out to Aylin Karagozolu, who was the lone sophomore in the 2019 bronze medal Senior Four. Congrats on your two-peat! Thank you to Mr. Lepcio, Mr. Sodano, Ms. Gartner and all who were determined to get us safely on back on the water this spring. It meant more than you know. Results attached separately. 2021 Stotesbury Cup Regatta Race 27: 05:20 PM Girls Senior Four Final Place Lane Organization Net Time % Delta Split Pts 1st 3 Montclair (A. Snyder) 05:44.65 20.0 2nd 4 Blair (A. Gamble) 05:46.23 0.5% 00:01.58 00:00:01.58 16.0 3rd 2 Peddie (A. Creed) 05:49.65 1.5% 00:03.42 00:00:05.00 8.0 4th 1 Radnor (M. Johnson) 05:53.87 2.7% 00:04.22 00:00:09.22 4.0 5th 5 Absegami (S. Reed) 05:58.23 3.9% 00:04.36 00:00:13.58 2.0 6th 6 Edgewate (N. Zinn) 06:00.09 4.5% 00:01.86 00:00:15.44 1.0 Schuylkill Navy of Philadelphia Page 1 of 1 Printed: 2021-May-16 11:19 AM Hosting Organization Web Site Created using Regatta Workbench 2021 Stotesbury Cup Regatta Race 27S2: 11:35 AM Girls Senior Four Semi-Final 2 Place Lane Organization Net Time % Delta Split Pts 1st 3 Blair (A. Gamble) 05:35.86 2nd 4 Peddie (A. Creed) 05:43.32 2.2% 00:07.46 00:00:07.46 3rd 2 Edgewate (N. Zinn) 05:44.97 2.7% 00:01.65 00:00:09.11 4th 5 Ocean City (A. O'KEEFE) 05:47.91 3.6% 00:02.94 00:00:12.05 5th 6 Eustace (E. Sobieski) 05:52.57 5.0% 00:04.66 00:00:16.71 1 The Hill School (A. Cao) Excluded Schuylkill Navy of Philadelphia Page 1 of 1 Printed: 2021-May-16 11:23 AM Hosting Organization Web Site Created using Regatta Workbench 2021 Stotesbury Cup Regatta Race 27a: 04:45 PM Girls Senior Four Heat Place Bow Organization Net Time % Delta Penalty Start Finish 1st 545 Montclair (A. Snyder) 05:39.93 16:46:18.26 16:51:58.19 2nd 548 Blair (A. Gamble) 05:40.05 0.0% 00:00.12 16:47:32.92 16:53:12.97 3rd 546 Peddie (A. Creed) 05:44.03 1.2% 00:03.98 16:46:39.77 16:52:23.80 4th 558 Radnor (M. Johnson) 05:44.27 1.3% 00:00.24 16:50:45.69 16:56:29.96 5th 552 Absegami (S. Reed) 05:46.89 2.0% 00:02.62 16:48:47.51 16:54:34.40 6th 568 Edgewate (N. Zinn) 05:47.20 2.1% 00:00.31 16:54:38.57 17:00:25.77 7th 569 Ocean City (A. O'KEEFE) 05:47.79 2.3% 00:00.59 16:55:01.35 17:00:49.14 8th 547 Holy Spirit (T. Powell) 05:49.49 2.8% 00:01.70 16:46:55.83 16:52:45.32 9th 550 Lower Merion (T. Kerekes) 05:51.06 3.3% 00:01.57 16:48:12.27 16:54:03.33 10th 557 The Hill School (A. Cao) 05:51.07 3.3% 00:00.01 16:50:28.59 16:56:19.66 11th 549 Eustace (E. Sobieski) 05:59.66 5.8% 00:08.59 16:47:49.31 16:53:48.97 12th 567 Unionville (J. Alkhas) 05:59.77 5.8% 00:00.11 16:53:54.32 16:59:54.09 13th 564 Philadelphia City Rowing (M. Shelton) 06:06.47 7.8% 00:06.70 16:52:52.24 16:58:58.71 14th 565 Atlantic City (M. Fox) 06:10.24 8.9% 00:03.77 16:53:09.00 16:59:19.24 15th 562 Mt St Joseph (M. Donato) 06:10.47 9.0% 00:00.23 16:52:11.06 16:58:21.53 16th 561 Lawrenceville (A. Devine) 06:13.00 9.7% 00:02.53 16:51:53.01 16:58:06.01 17th 566 Oakcrest (M. lake) 06:13.56 9.9% 00:00.56 16:53:39.92 16:59:53.48 18th 556 Villa Maria (M. Gibbons) 06:14.57 10.2% 00:01.01 16:50:15.33 16:56:29.90 19th 570 Gwynedd Mercy Academy (G. Gola) 06:15.90 10.6% 00:01.33 16:55:33.20 17:01:49.10 20th 553 Egg Harbor (R. Spencer) 06:25.13 13.3% 00:09.23 16:49:08.33 16:55:33.46 21st 554 Haddonfield (A. Lee) 06:30.60 14.9% 00:05.47 16:49:26.45 16:55:57.05 22nd 559 Charter Wilmington (K. Hermansader) 06:32.48 15.5% 00:01.88 16:51:15.17 16:57:47.65 23rd 555 Archbishop Carroll (S. Archbold) 06:41.85 18.2% 00:09.37 16:49:51.87 16:56:33.72 24th 563 Harriton (A. Steinberg) 06:45.90 19.4% 00:04.05 16:52:32.93 16:59:18.83 Schuylkill Navy of Philadelphia Page 1 of 2 Printed: 2021-May-16 11:27 AM Hosting Organization Web Site Created using Regatta Workbench Place Bow Organization Net Time % Delta Penalty Start Finish Schuylkill Navy of Philadelphia Page 2 of 2 Printed: 2021-May-16 11:27 AM Hosting Organization Web Site Created using Regatta Workbench 2021 Stotesbury Cup Regatta Race 8S2: 09:40 AM Girls Junior Four Semi-Final 2 Place Lane Organization Net Time % Delta Split Pts 1st 3 Mt St Joseph (S. Burns) 05:46.03 2nd 4 Montclair (E. Demefack) 05:55.64 2.8% 00:09.61 00:00:09.61 3rd 2 Lake Brantley (M.
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