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Pac-12 Men's Rowing 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. STAN 3. STAN ....................6:15.32 7. USC .......................... 1 2005 CAL 5. UCLA 4. CAL .......................6:18.00 2006 CAL 5. USC ......................6:46.13 1995 (Redwood Shores, Calif.) 2007 WASH 1976 (Orinda, Calif.) 1. WASH ......................40 2008 WASH 1. WASH 1989 (Sacramento, Calif.) 2. CAL ..........................29 2009 CAL 2. CAL 1. UCLA ....................5:45.80 3. STAN .......................28 2010 WASH 3. OSU 2. WASH ...................5:46 4. OSU .........................25 2011 WASH 4. UCLA 5. WSU ........................22 2012 WASH 3. CAL .......................5:52 6. Gonzaga ...................10 2013 WASH 4. STAN ....................5:55 7. UCLA .........................6 1977 (Redwood Shores, Calif.) 5. OSU ......................6:10 8. USC ...........................2 1. WASH PAC-12 1990 (Sacramento, Calif.) 1996 (Redwood Shores, Calif.) CHAMPIONSHIP 1978 (Seattle, Wash.) 1. WASH ...................6:01.2 1. WASH ......................40 1. WASH 2. UCLA ....................6:02.4 2. CAL ..........................32 RESULTS 3. CAL .......................6:12.4 3. OSU .........................27 (Varsity Eight Standings 1960-1993; 1979 (Redwood Shores, Calif.) 4. STAN ....................6:12.9 4. WSU ........................21 Team Standings 1994-Present) 1. CAL 5. OSU* ....................6:16.3 5. STAN .......................19 1960 6. ORE* ....................6:26.1 6. Gonzaga .....................8 1. CAL 1980 (Redwood Shores, Calif.) 7. WSU*....................6:35.2 7. ORE ...........................2 1. WASH 8. USC* ....................6:38.5 UCLA .........................2 1961 (Seattle, Wash.) 2. CAL *did not compete in grand final UC Davis ....................2 1. WASH 3. OSU 10. USC ...........................1 4. UCLA 1991 (Sacramento, Calif.) 1962 (Long Beach, Calif.) 5. WSU 1. WASH ...................5:48.0 Separate men's and women's cham- 1. WASH 6. USC 2. UCLA ....................5:51.1 pionships were reinstituted for the 7. STAN 3. CAL .......................5:53.2 1997 season. 1963 (Stanford, Calif.) 8. ORE 4. STAN ....................6:03.2 1. WASH 5. OSU ......................6:15.9 1981 (Redwood Shores, Calif.) 6. WSU .....................6:15.9 PAC-12 TEAM 1964 (San Diego, Calif.) 1. WASH 1. CAL 2. UCLA 1992 (Sacramento, Calif.) CHAMPIONS 3. CAL 1. WASH ...................6:00.3 1960 CAL 1965 4. OSU 2. UCLA ....................6:00.7 1961 WASH 1. WASH 5. WSU 3. CAL .......................6:06.5 1962 WASH 6. STAN 4. STAN ....................6:13.5 1963 WASH 1966 5. OSU ......................6:18.5 1964 CAL 1. WASH 1982 6. WSU .....................6:23.9 1965 WASH 1. CAL 7. USC ......................6:35.4 1966 WASH 1967 1967 UCLA 1. UCLA 1983 (Redwood Shores, Calif.) 1993 (Sacramento, Calif.) 1968 WASH 1. WASH 1. WASH ...................6:10.9 1969 WASH 1968 (Seattle, Wash.) 2. WSU 2. STAN ....................6:15.3 1970 UCLA 1. WASH 3. CAL 3. CAL .......................6:17.2 1971 WASH 2. UCLA 4. UCLA 4. OSU ......................6:27.0 1972 WASH Stanford 5. STAN 5. UCLA ....................6:28.7 1973 WASH 4. California 6. USC ......................6:43.1 5. Stanford 1 PAC-12 MEN'S ROWING 1997 (Rancho Cordova, Calif.) 2005 (Lake Natoma, Calif.) 2012 (Lake Natoma, Calif.) Matt Eccles, ORE 1. WASH ......................72 1. CAL ..........................69 1. WASH ......................72 Doug Schleiger, OSU 2. CAL ..........................63 2. WASH ......................66 2. CAL ..........................63 Andrew Harris, USC 3. OSU .........................54 3t. OSU .........................42 3. STAN .......................49 Paul Hensel, WSU 4. STAN .......................40 STAN .......................42 4. OSU .........................48 5. Gonzaga ...................30 5. UCLA .......................34 5. WSU ........................25 1985 Dennis Moran, WASH WSU ........................30 6. WSU ........................26 6. UCLA .......................16 David Neal, WASH 7. ORE ...........................5 7. ORE ...........................5 7. COLO .......................12 Jon Norelius, WASH 8. UCLA .......................10 Mike Teather, WASH 1998 (Rancho Cordova, Calif.) 2006 (Lake Natoma, Calif.) Tony Matan, CAL 1. CAL ..........................71 1. CAL ..........................72 2013 (Lake Natoma, Calif.) Eric Cohn, CAL 2. WASH ......................64 2. WASH ......................59 1. WASH ......................71 Daemon Anastas, CAL 3. OSU .........................48 3. OSU .........................46 2. CAL .........................60 Guy Reza, UCLA 4. STAN .......................38 4. STAN .......................43 3. STAN .......................50 Roberts Salonites, UCLA 5. Gonzaga ...................34 5. USC .........................26 4. OSU ........................48 Mike Hester, OSU 6. WSU ........................22 6. WSU ........................18 5. WSU ........................29 Mark Woligus, STAN 7. UCLA .......................11 7. UCLA .......................14 6. COLO .......................22 Bryan Noyd, USC 8. ORE ...........................6 8. ORE ...........................5 Jeff Odell, WSU 1999 (Rancho Cordova, Calif.) 1. CAL ..........................71 2007 (Lake Natoma, Calif.) PAC-12 1986 Chip McKibben, CAL 2. WASH ......................64 1. WASH ......................69 Damon Anastas, CAL 3. OSU .........................48 2. CAL ..........................66 ALL-CONFERENCE Steve Esslinger, CAL 4t. Gonzaga ...................30 3. STAN .......................48 1979 Don Dutchard, CAL Jim Smith, CAL STAN .......................30 4. OSU .........................45 Paul Prioleaux, CAL Dave Nesbitt, WASH 6. WSU ........................25 5. USC .........................32 Dave Reddick, CAL Dirck Rhein, WASH 7. ORE .........................14 6. UCLA .......................24 Vince Horpel, CAL Tom Stevens, WASH 8. UCLA .......................10 7. WSU ........................18 Terry Fisk, WASH John Latting, STAN Mark Miller, WASH Andy Hargadon, STAN 2000 (Rancho Cordova, Calif.) 2008 (Lake Natoma, Calif.) Marius Felix, WASH Jeff Petersen, OSU 1. CAL ..........................71 1 WASH ......................72 Gary Bohlin, OSU Mike Still, UCLA 2. WASH ......................64 2 CAL ..........................63 John Bambe, OSU Dan La Monte, USC 3. OSU .........................54 3 STAN ..................... *42 Doug Engle, WSU Mike McQuaid, WSU 4. STAN .......................40 4. OSU .........................42 Ron Lovely, UCLA 5. Gonzaga ...................27 5. UCLA .......................34 Bruce Wetts, USC 1987 Bruce Appleyard, UCLA 6. WSU ........................20 6. WSU ........................18 Tom Sastia, STAN Mike Still, UCLA 7. ORE .........................13 7. USC .........................13 Chris Hirth, UCLA 8. UCLA .......................10 8. ORE ...........................4 1981 Eric Cohen, WASH Ritchie Sax, UCLA *STAN claims third place due to a Marius Felix, WASH Jim Smith, CAL 2001 (Lake Natoma, Calif.) better finish in the Varsity Eight race. Charles Clapp, WASH Chip McKibben, CAL 1. CAL ..........................70 John Zevenbergen, WASH Stewart Huntington, CAL 2. WASH ......................65 2009 (Lake Natoma, Calif.) Matt Smith, UCLA John Latting, STAN 3. OSU .........................54 1. CAL ..........................67 Joe Carlson, UCLA Doug Wilner, STAN 4. STAN .......................35 2. WASH ......................64 Scott Case, UCLA Dan Doyle, WASH 5. WSU ........................26 3. STAN .......................52 Bob Steirn, CAL Jeff Petersen, OSU 6. UCLA .......................20 4. OSU .........................38 Brad Hubler, CAL Eric Weseman, WSU 7. ORE ...........................1 5. UCLA .......................28 John Holtman, WSU John Marlo, USC 6. WSU ........................26 Kent Madison, OSU 2002 (Lake Natoma, Calif.) 7. USC .........................16 Paul Reimers, USC 1988 Jay Tint, UCLA 1. CAL ..........................70
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