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19 1 20 Ivy League Records Book WOMEN’S ROWING All-Time Champions CHAMPIONSHIPS BY TEAM YEAR CHAMPION(S) 1974 Radcliffe Total First Last 1975 Radcliffe Champ. Champ. Champ. 1976 Yale Brown 9 1988 2015 1977 Yale Columbia -- -- -- 1978 --- Cornell -- -- -- 1979 Yale Dartmouth 2 1983 1984 1980 Penn Radcliffe 7 1974 2012 1981 Yale Penn 1 1980 1980 1982 Princeton Princeton 18 1982 2019 1983 Dartmouth Yale 8 1976 2010 1984 Dartmouth Totals 45 1974 2019 1985 Princeton 1986 Radcliffe 1987 Radcliffe 1988 Brown 1989 Radcliffe 1990 Princeton 1991 Princeton 1992 Princeton 1993 Princeton 1994 Princeton 1995 Princeton 1996 Brown 1997 Princeton 1998 Brown 1999 Brown 2000 Brown 2001 Brown 2002 Brown 2003 Radcliffe 2004 Princeton 2005 Yale 2006 Princeton 2007 Yale 2008 Brown 2009 Yale 2010 Yale 2011 Princeton 2012 Radcliffe 2013 Princeton 2014 Princeton 2015 Brown 2016 Princeton 2017 Princeton 2018 Princeton 2019 Princeton The Ivy League champion in women’s rowing is determined by the fastest boat in the heavyweight first varsity eight grand final at the Ivy League Championship beginning with the 2011-12 academic year. The Ivy League champion was determined the fastest Ivy boat in the heavyweight first varsity eight grand final at the Eastern Association of Women’s Rowing Colleges (EAWRC) Sprints from 1974 to 2011. Women’s rowing at Harvard competes under the name Radcliffe so all references related to Harvard in women’s rowing are listed as Radcliffe. The EAWRC Championships during the 1977-78 academic year was cancelled due to bad weather, thus there was no Ivy League champion recognized that year. 19 2 20 Ivy League Records Book WOMEN’S ROWING EAWRC/Ivy League Championship History First Second Third Year Site (Course) Varsity Eight (Ivy Champion) Varsity Eight Varsity Eight Varsity Four 1974 Middletown, Conn. (Lake Besek) Radcliffe Princeton --- --- 1975 Middletown, Conn. (Lake Besek) Radcliffe Radcliffe --- --- 1976 Worcester, Mass. (Lake Quinsigamond) Wisconsin (Yale) Radcliffe Penn 1977 Worcester, Mass. (Lake Quinsigamond) Yale Radcliffe Wisconsin Penn 1978 Pittsfield, Mass. (Onota Lake) Finals cancelled due to inclement weather 1979 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Yale Wisconsin Wisconsin Cornell 1980 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Penn Wisconsin Princeton No final (inclement weather) 1981 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Yale Princeton Yale MIT 1982 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Princeton Yale Wisconsin Northeastern 1983 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Boston U. (Dartmouth) Yale Princeton Purdue 1984 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Wisconsin (Dartmouth) Dartmouth Dartmouth Yale 1985 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Princeton Yale Wisconsin Yale 1986 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Wisconsin (Radcliffe) Wisconsin Yale Rutgers 1987 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Radcliffe Brown Yale Brown 1988 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Brown Yale Princeton Princeton 1989 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Radcliffe Brown Radcliffe Princeton 1990 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Princeton Brown Brown Cornell 1991 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Boston U. (Princeton) Northeastern Princeton Brown 1992 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Boston U. (Princeton) Radcliffe Princeton Radcliffe 1993 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton 1994 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton 1995 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Princeton Princeton Princeton Radcliffe 1996 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Brown Princeton Princeton Princeton 1997 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Princeton Dartmouth Radcliffe Princeton 1998 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Brown Princeton Princeton Rutgers 1999 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Brown Virginia Brown Brown 2000 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Brown Brown Brown Virginia 2001 New Preston, Conn. (Lake Waramug) Brown Brown Cornell Brown 2002 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Brown Brown Princeton Wisconsin 2003 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Radcliffe Brown Brown Yale 2004 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Princeton Brown Princeton Cornell 2005 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Yale Princeton Brown Brown 2006 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Princeton Brown Princeton Brown 2007 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Yale Brown Brown Yale 2008 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Brown Brown Brown Yale 2009 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Yale Brown Yale Yale 2010 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Yale Princeton Brown Brown 2011 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton 2012 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Radcliffe Princeton Princeton Radcliffe 2013 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Princeton Brown Princeton Brown 2014 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Princeton Brown Princeton Brown 2015 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Brown Brown Yale Brown 2016 Princeton, N.J. (Lake Carnegie) Princeton Brown Yale Yale 2017 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Princeton Brown Brown Yale 2018 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Princeton Princeton Yale Yale 2019 Pennsauken, N.J. (Cooper River Park) Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton Results from the EAWRC Sprints (1974-2011) and Ivy League Championship (2012-Present) 19 3 20 Ivy League Records Book WOMEN’S ROWING EAWRC/Ivy League Championship Results Results from the heavyweight first varsity eight 1981 1988 1995 grand final at the EAWRC Sprints (1974-2011) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) and Ivy League Championship (2012-Present). — May 10 — May 8 — May 21 Results from 1974, 1975 and 1980 are TEAM TIME TEAM TIME TEAM TIME incomplete. 1. Yale 4:53.3 1. Brown 6:23.2 1. Princeton 6:26.7 2. Princeton 4:54.4 2. Radcliffe 6:25.3 2. Brown 6:34.9 *Ivy League Championship record 3. Boston University 4:59.0 3. Yale 6:25.4 3. Yale 6:36.0 4. Radcliffe 5:03.0 4. Princeton 6:32.6 4. Radcliffe 6:41.9 1974 5. Penn 5:03.8 5. Cornell 6:35.8 5. Dartmouth 6:42.8 Lake Besek (Middletown, Conn.) — 6. Dartmouth 5:07.0 6. Wisconsin 6:37.3 6. Boston University 6:46.8 May 12 TEAM TIME 1982 1989 1996 1. Radcliffe 4:00 Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) 2. Connecticut College 4:05.1 — May 16 — May 21 — May 12 3. Williams 4:06 TEAM TIME TEAM TIME TEAM TIME 4. Princeton 4:15.8 1. Princeton 5:10.1 1. Radcliffe 7:04.6 1. Brown 7:15.1 2. Yale 5:12.2 2. Princeton 7:08.2 2. Princeton 7:18.7 1975 3. Boston University 5:15.6 3. Cornell 7:11.1 3. Dartmouth 7:25.2 Lake Besek (Middletown, Conn.) — 4. Wisconsin 5:18.2 4. Yale 7:17.2 4. Wisconsin 7:26.6 May 11 5. Penn 5.18.6 5. Brown 7:22.4 5. Northeastern 7:45.8 TEAM TIME 6. Radcliffe 5:25.1 6. Wisconsin 7:23.9 6. Cornell 7:55.3 1. Radcliffe 3:00.8 2. Wisconsin 3:03.8 1983 1990 1997 3. Yale 3:06.9 Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) 4. Princeton — May 15 — May 13 — May 18 5. Cornell TEAM TIME TEAM TIME TEAM TIME 1. Boston University 4:55.00 1. Princeton 6:16.2 1. Princeton 6:28.6 1976 2. Dartmouth 4:55.04 2. Cornell 6:17.9 2. Brown 6:29.7 Lake Quinsigamond (Worcester, Mass.) 3. Princeton 4:57.2 3. Brown 6:20.6 3. Dartmouth 6:38.6 — May 16 4. Radcliffe 4:59.2 4. Radcliffe 6:22.6 4. Radcliffe 6:43.8 TEAM TIME 5. Cornell 5:05.5 5. Boston University 6:29.3 5. Syracuse 6:44.7 1. Wisconsin 5:46.0 6. Yale 5:08.4 6. Northeastern 6:29.6 6. Rutgers 6:45.3 2. Yale 5:46.7 3. Radcliffe 5:50.7 1984 1991 1998 4. Dartmouth 5:59.4 Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) 5. Princeton 5:59.5 — May 12 — May 19 — May 10 6. Cornell 6:03.3 TEAM TIME TEAM TIME TEAM TIME 1. Wisconsin 5:01.6 1. Boston University 6:17.4 1. Brown 6:33.00 1977 2. Dartmouth 5:03.4 2. Princeton 6:22.9 2. Virginia 6:36.00 Lake Quinsigamond (Worcester, Mass.) 3. Radcliffe 5:04.8 3. Radcliffe 6:23.3 3. Northeastern 6:38.20 — May 15 4. Princeton 5:07.2 4. Brown 6:27.2 4. Radcliffe 6:39.90 TEAM TIME 5. Rutgers 5:15.9 5. Cornell 6:29.8 5. Princeton 6:40.70 1. Yale 4:50.3 6. Boston University 5:16.9 6. Penn 6:31.5 6. Dartmouth 6:44.70 2. Radcliffe 4:51.7 3. Princeton 4:52.7 1985 1992 1999 4. Wisconsin 4:53.8 Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) 5. Dartmouth 4:59.0 — May 19 — May 10 — May 16 6. Syracuse 5:03.9 TEAM TIME TEAM TIME TEAM TIME 1. Princeton 6:53.8 1. Boston University 6:18.9 1. Brown 6:02.10 1978 2. Wisconsin 6:54.4 2. Princeton 6:23.6 2. Princeton 6:04.20 Onota Lake (Pittsfield, Mass.) 3. Brown 6:54.9 3. Cornell 6:24.3 3. Virginia 6:05.20 TEAM TIME 4. Dartmouth 6:56.8 4. Radcliffe 6:24.6 4. Radcliffe 6:12.40 Finals cancelled due to inclement weather 5. Radcliffe 6:58.2 5. Brown 6:28.4 5. Wisconsin 6:14.10 6. Boston University 7:02.1 6. Wisconsin 6:34.8 6. Boston University 6:16.30 1979 Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) 1986 1993 2000 — May 13 Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) Lake Waramug (New Preston, Conn.) TEAM TIME — May 11 — May 16 — May 14 1.
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    Day 3 Results Sunday, May 29, 2005 2005 NCAA WOMEN'S ROWING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Lake Natoma • Rancho Cordova, Calif. • Sacramento State Host NCAA WOMEN'S ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS – Day 3 Results – Sunday, May 29, 2005 Race #29 – Div. II Fours Race #31 – Div. II Eights Race #32 – Div. I Fours (Grand Final) (Grand Final) (Petite Final) 1. Western Wash. (Lane 1) – 7:46.82 1. Western Wash. (Lane 1) – 6:48.72 1. Michigan (Lane 1) – 7:25.40 Elisabeth Johnson (Cox), Jordon Tobler (1), Krissy Whaley (Cox), Stephanie Parker (1), Louisa DiLeone (Cox), Amanda Martin (1), Tanya Kaufman (2), Samantha Marikis (3), Amelia Whitcomb (2), Gail Lumsden (3), Christin Plunkett (2), Marin McCabe (3), Courtney Moeller (4) Metta Gilbert (4), Kailyn McGrath (5), Margot Woolley (4) Lindsay Mann-King (6), Staci Reynolds (7), 2. Mercyhurst (Lane 3) – 8:07.78 Julia Gamache (8) 2. Michigan State (Lane 3) – 7:26.2 Naomi Petendra (Cox), Melanie Peters (1), Bridget Curry (Cox), Melissa Lane (1), Julia Katie Hamilton (2), Liz Sobol (3), Maria 2. Nova Southeastern (Lane 3) – 6:55.91 Craig (2), Kathy Syrowik (3), Liz Brennan (4) Furno (4) Cheyenne Poskey (Cox), Stephanie Blair (1), Luciana Bedos (2), Monica Henderson (3), 3. Yale (Lane 2) – 7:28.3 Lauren Thomas (4), Miglena Dzhupanova 3. Florida Tech (Lane 2) – 8:09.34 Erin Haber (Cox), Meg Sullivan (1), Suzanne (5), Ashley Amirch (6), Nicki Felluca (7), Janelle Boisvert (Cox), Morgan Tweedie (1), Salgado (2), Jolanta Golanowska (3), Katie Katrena Bonilla (8) Anna Beaman (2), Laura Benard (3), Brittany Curran (4) Hyde (4) 3.