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Head of the Schuylkill HereNOW Head of the Schuylkill Schuylkill River, Philadelphia, PA Oct 27, 2018 - Oct 28, 2018 Saturday Sunday 01B. Para Racing 1x 01C. Adaptive/Inclusion 2x Sat 8:00 Official Sat 8:00 Official Cancelled Cancelled St. St. Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Joe's Joe's 1 Daniel Longo 5 Philadelphia Adaptive Rowing (Capital Rowing Club) PAR 2 Kenneth Marrs (Gallagher, H.) (Capital Rowing Club) 6 Philadelphia Adaptive Rowing 3 Andrew McLellan PAR (West Side Rowing Club) (Doughty, J.) 4 Margaret Rajnic 7 Philadelphia Adaptive Rowing (Capital Rowing Club) PAR (Loudon, J.) 8 Pelham Community Rowing Association (Walsh, P.) 2378 West Side Rowing Club (Eberhard, M.) 02A. Mens Championship Pair w/out Cox 02B. Womens Championship Pair w/out Cox Sat 8:30 Official Sat 8:30 Official Cancelled Cancelled St. St. Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Joe's Joe's 9 New York Athletic Club 23 University of Pennsylvania (Dethlefs, T.) Crew 10 New Haven Rowing Club B (Simpson, R.) (Jackson, A.) 25 University of Pittsburgh 11 Canisius College (Swintosky, M.) (Senchak, N.) 26 Villanova-Wildcat Rowing 12 Vesper Boat Club Association (Smith, L.) (Spesia, C.) 13 New York Athletic Club B 27 University of Pennsylvania (Peabody, K.) Crew B 14 Susquehanna University (Harned, E.) (Bishop, L.) 31 College of the Holy Cross 15 Lafayette College Crew Club (Sparling, T.) (Curtis-Ginsberg, S.) 32 University of Pittsburgh B 16 Riverside Boat Club (Blumenthal, M.) (Brooks, C.) 33 Villanova-Wildcat Rowing 17 Washington College Association B (Searles, B.) (Gagnon, H.) 18 New York Maritime College 34 College of the Holy Cross Crew Men (Douglass, E.) (Murray, T.) 35 U.S. Military Academy Crew 19 Whitemarsh Boat Club (Wentland, H.) (Songer, S.) 36 Vesper Boat Club 20 Carnegie Mellon University (Euiler, L.) Rowing Club 37 Susquehanna University (Mitta, V.) (Palmisano, K.) 21 Vesper Boat Club B 38 Germantown Friends School (DiGiacomo, C.) Rowing 22 Washington College B (Hua, K.) (Yimer, B.) 39 Temple University Rowing B 2377 Washington College C (O'Sullivan, C.) (Snyder, C.) 40 Temple University Rowing B (Tierney, E.) 41 Germantown Friends School Rowing B (Park, A.) 42 U.S. Military Academy Crew B (Shea, A.) 43 U.S. Military Academy Crew C (Bauman, L.) https://herenow.com/results/#/races/20569/results[10/29/2018 10:07:42 AM] HereNOW 44 U.S. Military Academy Crew D (Bahr, M.) 45 Potomac Boat Club Q (Wood, N.) 24 Duquesne University B Scratch (Stothard, M.) 28 Duquesne University Scratch (O’Neil, M.) 29 Duquesne University C Scratch (Redd, C.) 30 Duquesne University D Scratch (Asmundson, A.) 03A. Mens Masters Pair w/out Cox 03B. Womens Masters Pair w/out Cox Sat 8:45 Official Sat 8:45 Official Cancelled Cancelled St. St. Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Joe's Joe's 47 Fairmount Rowing Age: 56 51 Three Rivers Rowing Age: 44 -1:24.58 -29.07 Association Association B (Kowalik, S.) (Jones, L.) 48 New Haven Rowing Club Age: 59 52 Vesper Boat Club Age: 47 -1:42.99 -40.23 (Schofield, M.) (Cunningham, K.) 49 Penn A.C. Rowing Age: 60 54 Three Rivers Rowing Age: 53 -1:49.53 -1:07.99 Association Composite Association (Fountain, M.) (Navta, N.) 50 Occoquan Boat Club Age: 62 55 Baltimore Rowing Club Age: 59 -2:03.20 -1:42.99 (Busuioceanu, A.) (Erbelding, E.) 53 Baltimore Rowing Club B Age: 51 Scratch -57.93 (Wilson, M.) 04A. Mens College Frosh/Novice Fours w/Cox 04B. Womens College Frosh/Novice Fours w/Cox Sat 8:55 Official Sat 9:10 Official Cancelled Cancelled St. St. Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Joe's Joe's 56 University of Pittsburgh 75 University of Pennsylvania (Guo, M.) Crew 57 Hamilton College (Hackbarth, C.) (Cho, J.) 76 Villanova-Wildcat Rowing 58 Lafayette College Crew Club Association 59 U.S. Military Academy Crew (Hardy, P.) (Gallo, C.) 77 Lafayette College Crew Club 60 University of Pittsburgh B 79 University of Pittsburgh (Williams, E.) (Mazur, C.) 61 University of Scranton Crew 80 La Salle University Team 81 Temple University Rowing B (Borowski, R.) (rower 1, o.) 62 Susquehanna University 82 Villanova-Wildcat Rowing 64 George Mason Crew Club Association B (Rickard, L.) (Steiner, S.) 65 New York Maritime College 83 Penn State Crew Crew Men (Stanton, K.) (Willauer, C.) 84 Haverford College Crew 66 Washington College (Brody, E.) (Lawrence, W.) 85 U.S. Coast Guard Academy 67 Carnegie Mellon University (Kirvelevicius, R.) Rowing Club 86 New York University Crew (Acuna, N.) (Robinson, F.) 68 University of Delaware Men's 87 Geneseo Crew Club Crew (Patterson, H.) (Dudek, K.) 88 Canisius College 69 La Salle University (Brogan, B.) 70 University of Rochester 89 U.S. Military Academy Crew Men's Rowing (Regine, I.) (Hansen, M.) 90 Susquehanna University 71 Haverford College Crew 91 Loyola University Rowing (Davis, I.) (Thompson, E.) 72 Villanova-Wildcat Rowing 92 Arizona State University Association (Keane, H.) (Piperno, P.) 93 Schenectady County 73 Arizona State University Community College (Rein, T.) (Jaster, J.) 74 The College of New Jersey 94 Buffalo State College Crew B (Mullen, E.) (Ringers, J.) 95 Carnegie Mellon University https://herenow.com/results/#/races/20569/results[10/29/2018 10:07:42 AM] HereNOW 2376 Union College Rowing Club (soukop, n.) 96 University of Scranton Crew Team (Tolvaisa, A.) 97 North Park University (Johnston, A.) 98 Thomas Jefferson University (Barstow, R.) 99 University of Scranton Crew Team (Williams, E.) 100 College of the Holy Cross (Comcowich, A.) 78 Temple University Rowing Scratch (Goodwin, A.) 101 New York Maritime College Scratch Crew 05A. Father/Son Doubles 05B. Father/Daughter Doubles Sat 9:20 Official Sat 9:20 Official Cancelled Cancelled St. St. Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Joe's Joe's 102 R. Anderson/R. Anderson 110 S. Dale/P. Dale (Rockford Crew Composite) (Undine Barge Club of 103 M. Scully/D. Scully Philadelphia) (The Hill School) 111 A. Avendt/T. Avendt 104 F. Suter/L. Suter (Unaffiliated (USA)) (New Haven Rowing Club) 112 C. Voutsinas-Klose/P. Klose 105 C. Hurley/D. Hurley (Rockland Rowing (Bachelors Barge Club Association, Inc.) Composite) 113 C. Gallagher/S. Gallagher 106 D. Applin/R. Applin (Conshohocken Rowing (Occoquan Boat Club) Center Inc.) 107 J. Purtill,jr/J. Purtill 115 W. Vest/S. Vest (University Barge Club) (Unaffiliated (USA)) 108 B. Fisher/R. Fisher 116 C. Hely/H. Hely (Wilmington Rowing Center (Rockland Rowing (WRC)) Association, Inc.) 109 G. Sciolla/C. Sciolla 117 D. Fishkin/S. Fishkin (Malta Boat Club) (King School) 2375 N. Kaputa/P. Kaputa 118 R. Blunt/J. Blunt (Princeton National Rowing (Argonaut Rowing Club) Association/Mercer) 119 A. Millar/J. Millar (Bulldog Rowing Club) 120 J. Dietrich/L. Dietrich (TEAM DIETRICH Composite) 121 T. Radack/D. Radack (Unaffiliated (USA)) 114 H. Panzik/S. Panzik Scratch (Manhasset High School) 05C. Mother/Son Doubles 05D. Mother/Daughter Doubles Sat 9:25 Official Sat 9:25 Official Cancelled Cancelled St. St. Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Joe's Joe's 122 S. Hetman/P. Hetman 125 S. Shepherd/J. Shepherd (Cortlandt Community (RowAmerica Greenwich) Rowing Association, Inc.) 126 D. Pickup/K. Pickup 123 C. Hunt/A. St. John (Alexandria Community (Notre Dame Rowing Club Rowing) (Welland)) 127 c. woods/S. Woods (Pelham Community Rowing Association) 128 D. Ragals/A. Ragals (RowAmerica Greenwich) 124 W. Ella/W. Karissa Scratch (Saugatuck Rowing Club, LLC) 684 N. Dormans/S. Scott XHB (Vesper Boat Club) 06A. Mens Championship Fours w/Cox 06B. Womens Championship Fours w/Cox Sat 9:45 Official Sat 10:05 Official St. St. Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted Place Bow Name Tower Angels Raw +/- Adjusted https://herenow.com/results/#/races/20569/results[10/29/2018 10:07:42 AM] HereNOW Joe's Joe's 1 157 New York Athletic Club 2:58.2 6:45.8 11:19.2 14:00.727 14:00.727 1 171 University of 3:09.1 7:07.0 12:02.9 15:00.005 15:00.005 Pennsylvania Crew (Babiec, T.) (Brunsberg, S.) 2 130 St. Joseph's University 6:39.4 11:17.3 14:01.759 14:01.759 2 214 Potomac Boat Club 3:16.0 7:13.9 12:07.1 15:05.419 15:05.419 Composite J (Darling, J.) (Goldberg, C.) 3 131 St. Joseph's University 6:35.3 11:12.6 14:02.363 14:02.363 3 172 University of 3:11.1 7:13.4 12:15.9 15:13.391 15:13.391 B Pennsylvania Crew B (Swech, D.) (de la sierra, S.) 4 129 University of 2:56.3 6:41.0 11:19.1 14:03.343 14:03.343 4 203 West Virginia 7:24.3 12:30.3 15:36.831 15:36.831 Pennsylvania Crew University (Read, G.) (Ledbetter, C.) 5 156 University Barge Club 2:59.3 6:46.7 11:26.0 14:11.439 14:11.439 5 2372 Canisius College 3:23.0 7:31.0 12:30.8 15:40.079 15:40.079 (Lipiros, J.) (Bichsel, S.) 6 158 George Mason Crew 2:57.6 6:44.1 11:24.3 14:15.101 14:15.101 6 179 Temple University 3:15.8 7:24.7 12:35.8 15:42.221 15:42.221 Club Rowing C (Amtmann, J.) (Tucker, M.) 7 132 St.
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