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Rowing DIVISION I Highlights Virginia pulls ahead to win fi rst varsity eight grand fi nal, claim second national title: Virginia’s fi rst varsity eight won the grand fi nal to clinch its second NCAA championship May 27 on Mercer Lake in West Windsor, N.J. The Cavaliers fi nished with 87 points, while Michigan was second with 82 points. California was third with 78, just ahead of Princeton, who had 77. “It feels great,” head coach Kevin Sauer said. “I was just thinking, ‘Come on you guys, do what you are capable to do.’ I told them before the race to remember who they are and what they want and they just went out and did it. They were tight in the beginning and were a little behind, but they were patient and in the second thousand [meters], they were awesome.” Trailing California by three points going into the fi rst varsity eight+ grand fi nal, Virginia held off Michigan and won by nearly a full boat length in 6:18.72. The Wolverines were second in 6:22.09, while Southern California was third in 6:25.06. It is the fi rst time the Cavaliers have won the fi rst varsity eight title. Virginia, who was seeded fi rst in the fi rst varsity eight coming into the regatta, was second to Michigan after 250 meters, but had taken the lead by the 750-meter mark. Halfway through the race, the Cavaliers had a fi ve-seat lead against Michigan and by the fi nish, were almost leading by open water. “For the last month or two, we felt we had a shot, but it had to be a team performance,” associate head coach Steve Pritzker said. “We knew the four had to be at the top, we knew the 2V8 had to make the Grand Final and they did that. I think its great that even though those two boats didn’t win, they can see what a great part they played in this team championship.” In the varsity four, Virginia jumped out to a fi ve-seat lead against Ohio State by 500 meters. But Ohio State overcame the Cavaliers at the end and won the race in 7:13.09 to Vir- ginia’s time of 7:15.18. California placed third in 7:21.15, while Yale (7:23.53), Princeton (7:26.23) and Washington (7:29.20) rounded out the fi nal. In the second varsity eight, Michigan won in a time of 6:37.04, ahead of Ohio State (6:38.94) and Cal (6:40.85). Virginia placed fi fth in 6:44.97, behind Princeton (6:42.61) but before UCLA (7:10.40). “This is more than I could have ever asked for,” senior co-captain Sarah Borchelt said. “The best part is that we had almost the entire team here cheering us on. Every day, every race, the ups and downs and the blood, sweat and tears we shed was all worth it.” 2012 TEAM RESULTS I Eights II Eights Fours Total 1. Virginia ..................................................................48 24 15 87 2. Michigan ..............................................................45 32 5 82 3. California ..............................................................36 28 14 78 4. Princeton ..............................................................39 26 12 77 5. Ohio St. .................................................................21 30 16 67 6. Southern California .........................................42 20 4 66 7. Washington ........................................................33 18 11 62 8. UCLA ......................................................................30 22 10 62 9. Stanford ................................................................27 12 1 40 10. Yale .........................................................................15 10 13 38 11. Wisconsin .............................................................12 14 8 34 12. Harvard .................................................................24 2 6 32 13. Cornell ...................................................................18 6 7 31 14. Brown .......................................................................6 16 3 25 15. Notre Dame ...........................................................3 8 9 20 16. Michigan St. ...........................................................9 4 2 15 Note: Ties in team scoring are broken by finish in I Eights. 2012 EVENT RESULTS II Eights: Third final—1. Notre Dame, 6:47.00; 2. Cornell, I Eights: Third final—1. Wisconsin, 6:34.67; 2. Michigan St., 6:48.90; 3. Michigan St., 6:49.00; 4. Harvard, 6:49.20. 6:36.10; 3. Brown, 6:38.32; 4. Notre Dame, 6:40.33. Fours: Third final—1. Southern California, 7:32.59; 2. Brown, 7:33.35; 3. Michigan St., 7:33.95; 4. Stanford, 7:35.33. II Eights: Petite final—1. Southern California [Kate I Eights: Petite final—1. UCLA [Natalie Pettee, Britta Gleadow, Elizabeth Turner, Gaby Zarate De-Macedo, Syverson, Kat Lauer, Mariko Snyder, Erin Wenzel, Nicole Fours: Petite final—1. UCLA [Alexis McPhee, Tamar Schaap, Vanessa Tyson, Kajsa Olsson, Jelena Miladinovic, Eglit Vosu, Sung-Jereczek, Anastasia Alexander, Kirstin Snook, Mia Victoria Babson, Erica Lockard, Chloe Kojima (coxswain)], Caroline Sederowsky, Jennah Blau (coxswain)], 6:42.97; 2. Hamano (coxswain)], 6:28.49; 2. Stanford, 6:29.86; 3. Harvard, 7:23.89; 2. Notre Dame, 7:25.35; 3. Wisconsin, 7:25.57; 4. Washington, 6:43.26; 3. Brown, 6:45.41; 4. Wisconsin, 6:45.81; 6:29.89; 4. Ohio St., 6:32.69; 5. Cornell, 6:33.86; 6. Yale, 6:39.75. Cornell, 7:26.48; 5. Harvard, 7:27.26; 6. Michigan, 7:33.75. 5. Stanford, 6:46.64; 6. Yale, 6:47.58. I Eights: Grand final—1. Virginia [Keziah Beall, Martha Fours: Grand final—1. Ohio St. [Taylore Urban, Katie King, II Eights: Grand final—1. Michigan [Ariel Piotter, Chrissy Kuzzy, Kristine O’Brien, Sarah Cowburn, Fiona Schlesinger, Stephanie Johnson, Emily Ralph, Alexandra Sawatzki (cox- Holm, Priscilla Livingston, Emily Idoni, Cristina Felix, April Susanne Grainger, Hemingway Benton, Carli Goldberg, swain)], 7:13.09; 2. Virginia, 7:15.18; 3. California, 7:21.15; 4. Newberry, Paige Heil, Taylor Schubert, Kate Grimaldi (cox- Sidney Thorsten (coxswain)], 6:18.72; 2. Michigan, 6:22.09; Yale, 7:23.53; 5. Princeton, 7:26.23; 6. Washington, 7:29.20. swain)], 6:37.04; 2. Ohio St., 6:38.94; 3. California, 6:40.85; 4. 3. Southern California 6:25.06; 4. Princeton, 6:25.90; 5. Princeton, 6:42.61; 5. Virginia, 6:44.97; 6. UCLA, 7:10.40. California, 6:27.19; 6. Washington, 6:29.11. 2 DIVISION I ROWING—HISTORY 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 2003 .................................................Harvard Liz O’Leary 59 Brown 57 Indianapolis 2004 .................................................Brown John Murphy 70 Yale 58 Gold River, Calif. 2005 .................................................California Dave O’Neill 67 Virginia 63 Gold River, Calif. 2006 .................................................California Dave O’Neill 66 Brown 66 West Windsor, N.J. 2007 .................................................Brown John Murphy 58 Virginia 54 Oak Ridge, Tenn. 2008 .................................................Brown John Murphy 67 Washington 59 Gold River, Calif. 2009 .................................................Stanford Yasmin Farooq 88 California 85 Cherry Hill, N.J. 2010 .................................................Virginia Kevin Sauer 87 California 82 Gold River, Calif. 2011 .................................................Brown John Murphy 85 Stanford 85 Gold River, Calif. 2012 .................................................Virginia Kevin Sauer 87 Michigan 82 West Windsor, N.J. Note: Ties in team scoring are broken by finish in I Eights. TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 2002 Brown [Lee Reynolds, Diane Schneider, 2000 Brown [Amie Carter, Mariah Raymond, Rosie Brown 7, Washington 3, California 2, Virginia 2, Harvard, Meaghan Kelly, Megan Wachs, Alex Branson-Gill, Lucy Luedens-Booth, Kelly Stanford, 1 each. Agloro (coxswain)], 7:42:24. Egan, Caanora Glick, Hadley Hoseas, Nina 2003 Brown [Deborah Dryer, Kaitlin Masarie, Katie Freeman, Eleanor D’Ambrosio (coxswain)], INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Reynolds, Gillian Almy, Mira Metha (cox- 6:48.39. Brown 13, Washington 9, Virginia 8, Yale 4, Princeton 3, swain)], 7:18.83. 2001 Michigan [Melanie Duncan, Petra Juzwishin, California 2, Michigan 2, Stanford 2, Clemson, Harvard, 2004 Virginia [Launa Forehand, Kerry Maher, Sera Coppolino, Sophie Roberge, Liz Minnesota, Ohio St., Southern California, 1 each. Renee Albers, Libby McCann, Ashley Nelson, Julie Brescoll, Kristine Johns, Jones (coxswain)], 7:27.5. Katie Reynolds, Corinn Cunningham (cox- 2005 Virginia [Katrin Sydlik, Allison Brennan, swain)], 6:43.34. Mieke Pitts, Mindy Fiesler, Michelle Ellison 2002 Washington [Jenni Vesnaver, Jesssica Championship Records (coxswain)], 7:18.42. Harm, Shannon Oates, Erin Becht, Sanda 2006 Brown [Anne Van Beuningen, Carly Traub, Hangan, Marghe Pallottino, Erin Curry, Joanna Jacob, Casey Collins, Christina Mandy Nelson, Anne Hessburg (cox- FOURS Caligiuri (coxswain)], 7:41.1030. 7:07.98—Virginia [Ruth Retzinger, Hunter Terry, Chelsea swain)], 6:46:39. 2007 Virginia [Chrissie Monaghan, Amanda Chase, 2003 Brown [Abby Thomas, Frances Betancourt,
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    PAC-12 MEN'S ROWING PAC-12 TEAM 1974 WASH 1969 (Long Beach, Calif) 1984 (Sacramento, Calif.) 1975 WASH 1. WASH 1. WASH CHAMPIONS 1976 WASH 2. CAL 1977 WASH 1970 (Long Beach, Calif.) 3. UCLA (COMBINED) 1978 WASH 1. UCLA 4. STAN **From 1994-96, the Pac-10 1979 CAL 2. WASH champion was determined by a 1980 WASH 3. STAN 1985 (Sacramento, Calif.) combined point total for both men's 1981 WASH 1. WASH and women's teams. (Utilizes a point 1982 CAL 1971 (Long Beach, Calif.) 2. CAL system—first place receives seven 1983 WASH 1. WASH 3. UCLA points, second place receives six 1984 WASH 2. UCLA points, etc.) 1985 WASH 3. STAN 1986 (Sacramento, Calif.) 1994 CAL 1986 CAL 1972 (Long Beach, Calif.) 1. CAL 1995 WASH 1987 UCLA 1. WASH 2. WASH 1996 WASH 1988 UCLA 2. UCLA 3. STAN 1989 UCLA 3. STAN 4. UCLA PAC-12 1990 WASH 1991 WASH 1973 1987 (Sacramento, Calif.) CHAMPIONSHIP 1992 WASH 1. WASH 1. UCLA ....................5:53.58 1993 WASH 2. CAL ......................5:56.65 RESULTS (C0MBINED) 1997 WASH 1994 (Sacramento, Calif.) 1974 3. STAN ....................5:57.91 1998 CAL 1. WASH 4. WASH ...................6:03.56 1. CAL ..........................39 1999 CAL 2. WASH ......................34 5. OSU ......................6:04.97 2000 CAL 1975 (Long Beach, Calif.) 3. STAN .......................29 2001 CAL 4. WSU ........................24 1. WASH 1988 (Sacramento, Calif.) 2002 CAL 2. OSU 1. UCLA ....................6:09.86 5. OSU .........................23 2003 CAL 3. CAL 2. WASH ...................6:15.29 6. UCLA ........................ 6 2004 WASH 4.