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Division I Rowing Championship Records Book DIVISION I ROWING CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS BOOK 2017 Championship 2 History 3 All-Time Team Results 6 2017 CHAMPIONSHIP HIGHLIGHTS Washington earns fourth national title: The Washington women’s rowing team became the first program in the 21-year history of the NCAA Rowing Championship to sweep all three grand finals, earning the Huskies their fourth NCAA rowing title Sunday at Mercer Lake. No. 1-ranked Washington, under first-year head coach Yasmin Farooq, won all nine of its races during the three-day regatta, including heats and semifinal races. Sunday, the Huskies earned victories in the varsity eight (I Eights), second varsity eight (II Eights) and varsity four (Fours) grand finals. The Huskies entered the weekend as the top seed in all three boats and lived up to that rating. The UW scored the maximum 132 points to earn the team title, well in front of second-place California (123) and third-place Michigan (112). The closest race of the day, by far, was the last one, the varsity eight grand final. Despite having won the second varsity eight and the varsity four, the Huskies needed to beat Cal to clinch the team title. From the start, the three Pac-12 boats (Stanford, along with UW and Cal) took to the front, with Washington in the lead from the beginning. Washington maintained its lead throughout, holding off a strong finish from the Cardinal in the final few hundred meters. Washington won in a time of 6:36.939. Stanford was second in 6:38.520 and Cal finished third in 6:40.069. Texas, Michigan and Yale filled out the final three spots in the grand final. The Huskies had an easier time in the second varsity eight and varsity four, winning each in wire-to-wire fashion. The second varsity eight in particular rowed a dominant race, holding several lengths of open water over the field much of the second 1,000 meters. The 2V8+ won in 6:47.268, well ahead of second-place Cal, in 6:53.313. The varsity four finished four-plus seconds better than the Golden Bears, winning in a time of 7:07.103 to Cal’s 7:11.706. The Huskies’ NCAA rowing title was their first since 2001 and their fourth since the NCAA began the Regatta in 1997. Washington’s four NCAA crowns are second-most by any school. The UW won an additional seven national titles the pre-NCAA era. Washington’s rowing victory also marked the 500th NCAA team championship won by a Pac-12 program, most by any conference. Washington’s varsity eight won its fifth championship at the NCAA Regatta, having previously won the grand final in 1997, 1998, 2001 and 2002. The second varsity eight took first for just the second time in Washington history, having also won in 2002. The Husky varsity four earned its fifth NCAA victory, alongside first-place finishes in 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2008. Farooq, the two-time U.S. Olympic women’s eight coxswain who won an NCAA Championship as head coach at Stanford in 2009, is the first coach ever to win the title with two different schools. Additionally, no other coach had ever before won an NCAA rowing title in his or her first season at the winning school. Washington, along with Brown and Princeton, is one of just three programs to have earned a berth in all 21 NCAA Rowing Championship regattas. The Huskies have never finished outside of the top 10 at NCAAs and along with their four team championships, they’ve finished in second place three times and third on two other occasions, giving the UW a total of nine top-three team finishes at NCAAs. 2017 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Washington, 132 12. Indiana, 62 2. California, 123 13. Syracuse, 60 3. Michigan, 112 14. Washington St., 56 4. Texas, 108 15. Iowa, 54 5. Ohio St., 106 16. Notre Dame, 40 6. Stanford, 105 17. Northeastern, 38 7. Yale, 96 18. UCF, 28 8. Brown, 91 19. Gonzaga, 25 9. Wisconsin, 86 20. Navy, 16 10. Princeton, 85 21. Massachusetts, 15 11. Virginia, 74 22. Jacksonville, 6 2017 Championship 2 HISTORY 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. 2013 Ohio St. Andy Teitelbaum 126 California 124 Indianapolis 2014 Ohio St. Andy Teitelbaum 126 California 118 Indianapolis 2015 Ohio St. Andy Teitelbaum 126 California 114 Sacramento, Calif. 2016 California Al Acosta 129 Ohio St. 126 Gold River, Calif 2017 Washington Yasmin Farooq 132 California 123 West Windsor, N.J. TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Brown 7 Washington 4 FOURS California 3 7:07.103—Washington [Sophia Baker, Julia Paulsen, Valerie Vogt, Valentina Ohio St. 3 Iseppi, Marley Avritt (coxswain)], 2017. Virginia 2 Harvard 1 II EIGHTS Stanford 1 6:25.72—Brown [Anna Vresilovic, Ali Mittelberger, Casey Kelsey, Sarah Huebscher, Hannah Malvin, Catherine Borders, Allison Courtin, Corlis Gross, Ellie Smith (coxswain)], 2010. INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Brown 14 I EIGHTS Washington 12 Virginia 9 6:11.95—Stanford [Erika Roddy, Di Eaton, Elle Logan, Grace Luczak, Julie California 6 Smith, Lindsay Meyer, Michelle Vezie, Adrienne Fritsch, Jenna Levy Ohio St. 6 (coxswain)], 2009. Yale 4 Princeton 3 Michigan 2 Stanford 2 Clemson 1 Harvard 1 Minnesota 1 Southern California 1 History 3 II EIGHTS Michelle Vezie, Kristy Wentzel, Tiffany Dao (coxswain)], 6:26.76. EVENT CHAMPIONS 1997—Princeton [Stephanie Jones, Joanna Schmidt, Ashley McCowen, Christy 2012—Michigan [Ariel Piotter, Chrissy Holm, FOURS Wiegard, Kira Gresdiroff, Abigail Cromwell, Priscilla Livingston, Emily Idoni, Cristina Felix, April Newberry, Paige Heil, Taylor 1997—Brown [Emily Zobel, Anda Adams, Emily Jones, Michelle Clarke, Yon Sung Schubert, Kate Grimaldi (coxswain)], Caroline Grogan, Nina Carter, Kate Saul (coxswain)], 6:59.9. 6:37.04. (coxswain)], 7:24.5. 1998—Virginia [Kara McPhillips, Amy Burns, 2013—Ohio St. [Daphne Socha, Katie 1998—Southern California [Lisa Bartoli, Ivelina Emily Egge, Charlotte Quesada, Erin Lieb, Beletskaya, Silvia DeMatteis, Stephanie Boteva, Annalisa Gross, Kasey Ryan, Jenny Sherman, Bronwyn Rick, Charlotte Johnson, Nicole Becks, Lauren Eckles, Rebecca Moneymaker (coxswain)], 7:52.1. Kraenzle, Cinda Ewton (coxswain)], 7:11.2. Samantha Fowle, Catherine Shields, 1999—Washington [Erin Becht, Anna Mickelson, 1999—Virginia [Charlotte Quesada, Emily Egge, Amanda Poll (coxswain)], 6:27.87. Kara Nykrein, Kellie Schenk, Mary Whipple Sara Garrett, Erin Lieb, Lauren Brown, 2014—Ohio St. [Daphne Socha, Chloe Meyer, (coxswain)], 7:34.5 Jennifer Herberger, Charlotte Kraenzle, Lynette Sobehart, Sarah Harrick (cox- Nicole Becks, Lauren Eckles, Meghan 2000—Washington [Adrienne Hunter, Heidi swain)], 6:50.79. Birkbeck, Anne Dietrich, Katie King, Taylore Hurn, Carrie Stasiak, Lauren Estevenin, Urban, Sami Jurofsky (coxswain)], 6:59.43. Anne Heisburg (coxswain)], 7:49. 2000—Brown [Amie Carter, Mariah Raymond, Rosie Branson-Gill, Lucy Luedens-Booth, 2015—Brown [Lucia Petty, Ruby Moore-Bloom, 2001—Washington [Teegan Simonson, Kelly Egan, Caanora Glick, Hadley Hoseas, Jen Mundelius, Rachel Gottlieb, Catherine Yvonneke Stenken, Katie Baurichter, Nina Freeman, Eleanor D’Ambrosio (cox- Closmore, Lia Keyser, Camille Kisseberth, Marghe Pallotino, Maili Barber (coxswain)], swain)], 6:48.39. Emma Betuel, Isabel Runge (coxswain)], 7:32.69. 6:25.990. 2001—Michigan [Melanie Duncan, Petra 2002—Brown [Lee Reynolds, Diane Schneider, Juzwishin, Sera Coppolino, Sophie 2016—California [Sarah Schwartz, Katherine Meaghan Kelly, Megan Wachs, Alex Agloro Roberge, Liz Nelson, Julie Brescoll, Kristine Kelly, Charlotte Passot, Ellen Heile, Dana (coxswain)], 7:42:24. Johns, Katie Reynolds, Corinn Cunningham Moffat, Sydney Payne, Roisin Duffy, 2003—Brown [Deborah Dryer, Kaitlin Masarie, (coxswain)], 6:43.34. Charlotte Wesslemann, Rachel Lether (cox- Katie Reynolds, Gillian Almy, Mira Metha swain)], 6:28.064. 2002—Washington [Jenni Vesnaver, Jesssica (coxswain)], 7:18.83. Harm, Shannon Oates, Erin Becht, Sanda 2017—Washington [Anna Calina Schanze, Anna 2004—Virginia [Launa Forehand, Kerry Maher, Hangan, Marghe Pallottino, Erin Curry, Thornton, Bella Chilczuk, Karle Pittsinger, Renee Albers, Libby McCann, Ashley Jones Mandy Nelson, Anne Hessburg (coxswain)], Phoebe Spoors, Carmela Pappalardo, (coxswain)], 7:27.5. 6:46:39. Maggie Phillips, Marlee Blue, Isabella Corriere (coxswain)], 6:47.268. 2005—Virginia [Katrin Sydlik, Allison Brennan, 2003—Brown [Abby Thomas, Frances Mieke Pitts, Mindy Fiesler, Michelle Ellison Betancourt, Jill Filipek, Kady Tremaine, (coxswain)], 7:18.42. Megan Wachs, Meg Anderson, Audrey I EIGHTS 2006—Brown [Anne Van Beuningen, Carly Patten, Becky Hutchinson, Liza Aquiar (cox- 1997—Washington [Sabrina Telenska, Denni Traub, Joanna Jacob, Casey Collins, swain)], 6:35.03. Nessler, Kelly Horton, Katy Dunnet, Annie Christina Caligiuri (coxswain)], 7:41.1030. 2004—Brown [Erika Faires, Diane Schneider, Christie, Jan Williamson, Tristine Glick, Kari 2007—Virginia [Chrissie Monaghan, Amanda Caitlin Flynn, Sophie Branson-Gill, Meghan Green, Alida Purves (coxswain)], 6:31.8. Chase, Rebecca Ryall, Mindy Fiesler, Mary Kelly, Maggie Cheney, Kaitlin Masarie, 1998—Washington [Missy Collins, Sabina Eddy (coxswain)], 7:35.03.
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