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178 DIVISION I Rowing DIVISION I 2002 Championships Edited by Crissy Schluep. Highlights Brown Rows Away With Title: Perennial powers Brown and Washington went head to head for the sixth time in the championship’s history in Indianapolis May 31-June 2, and Brown’s win evened the score at three titles apiece. Washington earned its fourth title in the I Eights with a time of 6:36.41. Brown held off a determined California crew to finish second at 6:39.87, clinching the team championship. The Bears’ team champi- onship was the first for a school that didn’t win the I Eights. Along with Washington’s win in the I Eights, the Huskies won their first II Eights, rowing a 6:46.39. Brown was second in that race as well. Photo by Ron Hoskins/NCAA Photos Brown’s only event title was in the Fours, with a time of 7:42.24. Washington won the II Eights final at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis. For more, go to the June 10, 2002 issue of The NCAA News at www.ncaa.org on the World Wide Web. TEAM RESULTS Fours II Eights I Eights Total 1.Brown ...................................2nd (33) 2nd (22) 1st (12) 67 2.Washington...........................1st (36) 1st (24) 10th (3) 63 3.California ..............................3rd (30) 9th (8) 7th (6) 44 4.Virginia.................................9th (12) 3rd (20) 2nd (11) 43 5.Ohio St. ................................4th (27) 8th (10) 8th (5) 42 6.Yale......................................7th (18) 6th (14) 3rd (10) 42 7.Princeton ...............................5th (24) 7th (12) 9th (4) 40 8.Michigan...............................8th (15) 5th (16) 4th (9) 40 9.Michigan St. ..........................12th (3) 4th (18) 5th (8) 29 10. Stanford ................................6th (21) 11th (4) 12th (1) 26 11. Harvard ................................11th (6) 10th (6) 6th (7) 19 12. Syracuse ...............................10th (9) 12th (2) 11th (2) 13 EVENT RESULTS Diavolitsis [coxswain], Rebecca Neison, Emily Thorton, Stephanie Rollins, Melissa Merritt, Megan Leitch, Sallie Langston, Julianna Schmuke, Katie Morrill, Anne Ashley Brzozowicz, Shannon O’Grady, Eliza Fours: Petite final — 1. California (Anita Sarrett Austin, Lindsay Hedrick, Jennifer Freeburg), 6:54:6; 2. Kennedy), 6:39:99; 2. Southern California, 6:43:71; [coxswain], Jane Griffith, Lorraine Coke, Emily Getchel, Ohio St., 6:55:13; 3. California, 6:58:9; 4. Harvard, 3. Michigan, 6:44:31; 4. Virginia, 6:44:87; 5. Hilary Men), 7:48:59; 2. Ohio St., 7:51:98; 3. 6:59:79; 5. Stanford, 7:00:14; 6. Syracuse, 7:03:19. Syracuse, 6:45:73; 6. Harvard, 6:47:46. Princeton, 7:52:34; 4. Washington, 7:54:47; 5. II Eights: Final — 1. Washington (Anne Hessburg I Eights: Final — 1. Washington (Mary Whipple Syracuse, 7:59:69; 6. Stanford, 7:59:75. [coxswain], Jenni Vesnaver, Jessica Harm, Shannon [coxswain], Lauren Estevenin, Annabel Ritchie, Anna Fours: Final — 1. Brown (Alex Agloro [coxswain], Lee Oates, Erin Becht, Sanda Hangan, Marghe Pallottino, Reynolds, Diane Schneider, Meaghan Kelly, Megan Erin Curry, Mandy Nelson), 6:46:39; 2. Brown, Mickelson, Heidi Hurn, Adrienne Hunter, Carrie Wachs), 7:42:24; 2. Virginia, 7:44:9; 3. Yale, 6:48:18; 3. Virginia, 6:49:43; 4. Michigan St., Stasiak, Kara Nykreim, Yuunneke Stenken), 6:36:41; 7:46:8; 4. Michigan, 7:47:61; 5. Michigan St., 6:50:86; 5. Michigan, 6:54:61; 6. Yale, 6:56:78. 2. Brown, 6:39:87; 3. California, 6:40:96; 4. Ohio 7:48:57; 6. Harvard, 7:49:43. I Eights: Petite final — 1. Yale (Katie Marshall St., 6:41:11; 5. Princeton, 6:44:54; 6. Stanford, II Eights: Petite final — 1. Princeton (Virginia [coxswain], Kate Wetmore, Jordan Pearce-Bristol, 6:52:53. DIVISION I 179 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 TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS I EIGHTS 6:31.8—Washington (Sabrina Telenska, Denni Washington 3, Brown 3. Championships Records Nessler, Kelly Horton, Katy Dunnet, Annie Christie, Jan Williamson, Tristine Glick, Kari Green, Alida INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS FOURS Purves [coxswain]), 1997. Washington 8, Brown 5, Virginia 2, Michigan, 7:24.5—Brown (Emily Zobel, Anda Adams, Princeton, Southern California, 1 each. Caroline Grogan, Nina Carter, Kate Saul [coxswain]), 1997. II EIGHTS 6:43.34—Michigan (Melanie Duncan, Petra Juzwishin, Sera Coppolino, Sophie Roberge, Liz Nelson, Julie Brescoll, Kristine Johns, Katie Reynolds, Corinn Cunningham [coxswain]), 2001. TeamTeam (appearances) Appearances Team No. Best Finish Year(s) Boston U. (1999-2000-01) ............................................................................................................................................... 3 Seventh 2000 Brown (1997-98-99-2000-01-02)...................................................................................................................................... 6 First 1999-2000-02 California (1999-2000-01-02).......................................................................................................................................... 4 Third 2002 Dartmouth (1997-98)....................................................................................................................................................... 2 Eighth 1997-98 Harvard (1998-99-2000-01-02)........................................................................................................................................ 5 Seventh 1998-99 Iowa (2001) ................................................................................................................................................................... 1 10th 2001 Massachusetts (1998) ...................................................................................................................................................... 1 Fourth 1998 Michigan (1998-99-2000-01-02)...................................................................................................................................... 5 Second 2001 Michigan St. (2000-01-02)............................................................................................................................................... 3 Eighth 1999-2000 Ohio St. (2000-01-02)..................................................................................................................................................... 3 Fourth 2001 Oregon St. (1997) .......................................................................................................................................................... 1 Seventh 1997 Princeton (1997-98-99-2000-01-02).................................................................................................................................. 6 Second 1997 Rutgers (1997)................................................................................................................................................................ 1 Sixth 1997 Stanford (2002) .............................................................................................................................................................. 1 10th 2002 Syracuse (2002) ............................................................................................................................................................. 1 12th 2002 Virginia (1997-98-99-2000-01-02) ................................................................................................................................... 6 Second 1999 Washington (1997-98-99-2000-01-02) ............................................................................................................................. 6 First 1997-98-2001 Wisconsin (1999) ........................................................................................................................................................... 1 10th 1999 ROWING Yale (1997-2002) ........................................................................................................................................................... 2 Fifth 1997 Michelle Clarke, Yon Sung [coxswain]), Williamson, Tristine Glick, Kari Green, Alida Event Champions 6:59.9. 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