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ACC Rowing Contact: Mike Finn, Associate Commissioner

Phone ..........................................336 369-1210Fax .............................................. 336-369-1211E-Mail ................................... mfi [email protected]

ACC COMMUNICATIONS STAFFAmy Yakola ................ Chief of External Affairs,....................... Senior Associate CommissionerBrian Morrison ......... .Associate Commissioner Steve Phillips .......................Associate DirectorAmy Ufnowski ......................Associate DirectorGeorge Lane ......................... Assistant DirectorMarianne Schroer ............... Assistant Director,................................................. External Affairs

ACC HEAD COACHESBOSTON COLLEGE ...........................Steve FiskeCLEMSON .......................Stephen Frazier WongDUKE ...........................Megan Cooke CarcagnoLOUISVILLE ............................. Derek CopelandMIAMI .................................... David SandersonNORTH CAROLINA. ....................... Sarah HaneyNOTRE DAME ...............................Martin StoneSYRACUSE................................... Justin Moore VIRGINIA ...................................... .Kevin Sauer

ACC ROWING CONTACTSBOSTON COLLEGE ..................... Mark Daly(617) 552-3004 [email protected] .......................Stephen Puckette(864) 656-2114 ........ [email protected] ................................. Sarah Fetters(919) 684-8708 ............. [email protected] ............................ Garett Wall(502) 852-3088 ................. [email protected]......................... David Villavicencio(305) 284-3244 [email protected] CAROLINA .................... Dana Gelin(919) 962-0083 [email protected] DAME ........................Russell Dorn(574) 631-4780 ............................ [email protected] ........................ Anthony Prisco(315) 443-2608 ........................ [email protected] ...............................Eric Bacher(434) 982-5530 .................. [email protected]

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Virginia, Syracuse, Duke Earn Bids to NCAA Rowing Championship

ACC Has Three Teams Invited for the First TimeBlue Devils Earn First-Ever NCAA Team Invita on;

Syracuse Garners Second Bid The Atlan c Coast Conference placed three teams in the NCAA Divi-sion 1 Rowing Championship fi eld for the fi rst me, as Virginia, Duke and Syracuse all received bids to the 2016 NCAA Rowing Championship, which will be held May 27-29 at the Sacramento Aqua c Center on Lake Natoma in Gold River, California. 2016 ACC Champion Virginia earned the ACC’s automa c bid by win-ning the ACC Championship last week for the 16th me. The NCAA in-vita on for the Cavaliers, coached by Kevin Sauer, was their 19th bid in the 20 years of the NCAA Championship and 10th consecu ve bid. UVA won the NCAA Championship in 2010 at Gold River and also won in 2012 at West Windsor, New Jersey, and fi nished fi h last year. The Cavaliers also ed Brown for most team points in 1998 in Sacramento, but lost the ebreaker to the Bears for the na onal tle. The Cavaliers are working on a streak of nine consecu ive Top Six fi nishes in the NCAA Championships. A streak that began in 2007. Duke earned its fi rst-ever NCAA team invita on under new head coach Megan Cooke Carcagno. The Blue Devils fi nished ed for second at this ACC Championships, placing second to Virginia in the First Var-sity Eight, the Second Varsity Eight and the First Varsity Four at the ACC Championship. Syracuse, coached by Jus n Moore, earned only its second team in-vita on to the NCAA Championship. The Orange ed Duke for second place in the team standings at the ACC Championship. Their lone previ-ous NCAA team invita on came in 2002, when they fi nished 12th as a member of the Big East.

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Virginia, ranked fi h na onally in the CRCA week-ly poll last week, earned three top fi ve seeds for its crews. The Cavaliers were seeded fi h in the First Varsity Eight, fi h in the Second Varsity Eight and third in the First Varsity Four. The Cavaliers captured the na onal tle in the First Varsity Four last year. Duke, ranked 19th na onally last week before its ACC Championship performance, was seeded 14th in the First Varsity Eight, 11th in the Second Varsity Eight and 12th in the First Varsity Four Syracuse, ranked 16th na onally last week, was seeded 16th in the First Varsity Eight, 16th in the Sec-ond Varsity Eight and 14th in the First Varsity Four. In addi on to thew two na onal team tles won by UVA, ACC crews have captured 10 na onal tles in individual events, with UVA winning nine of them. Clemson’s First Varsity Four won the NCAA event tle in 2009, while Virginia’s First Varsity Eight won in

2012. UVA’s Second Varsity Eight picked up tles in 1998, 1999 and 2005. Virginia’s First Varsity Four has scored fi ve na onal championships, including 2004, 2005, 2007, 2010, and 2012. Including this year’s Championship, Virginia leads all current ACC teams with 19 appearances in the NCAA’s, followed by Notre Dame (5), Clemson (3), Syracuse (2) and Louisville (1).

Virginia Moves Up to No. 3;Duke Earns Highest Ranking at No. 12

ACC Has Four Top 20 Teams Duke, which fi nished second at the ACC Champi-onship, vaulted seven spaces in the most recent Col-legiate Rowing Coaches Associa on (CRCA) weekly poll, moving up to 12th. The ranking for the Blue Dev-ils is their highest ever, far surpassing the previous best, a No. 17 rank on March 9, 2005. Virginia moved up to No. 3 in this week’s poll, trail-ing only fi rst-place California and No.2 Ohio State. Syracuse moved up to No. 15, while Notre was also ranked at No. 17. The ranking for Duke was also their fourth straight week in the polls and fi h overall this year, tying for the most ever in a single season for the Blue Dev-ils. Duke earned fi ve na onal rankings in 2004.NCAA

The ACC In The NCAA National ChampionshipThe ACC In The NCAA National Championship

NCAA Rowing Championship Event ScheduleFriday, May 27

9 am Division 1 ..1st Varsity Eight ..........Heat 19:12 am Division I ...1st Varsity Eight .......... Heat 29:24 am Division I ..1st Varsity Eight ...........Heat 39:36 am Division I ..1st Varsity Eight ...........Heat 49:48 am Division I ..2nd Varsity Eight ........ Heat 110 a.m. Division I ..2nd Varsity Eight ........Heat 210:12 am Division I ..2nd Varsity Eight ........Heat 310:24 am Division I ..2nd Varsity Eight ........Heat 410:36 am Division I ...1st Varsity Four ...........Heat 110:48 am Division I ..1st Varsity Four ...........Heat 211 am Division I ..1st Varsity Four ...........Heat 311:12 am Division I ..1st Varsity Four ...........Heat 44:12 pm Division1 ...1st Varsity Eight Repechage 14:24 pm Division 1 ..1st Varsity Eight Repechage 24:36 pm Division 1 ..2nd Varsity Eight Repechage 24:48 pm Division 1 ..2nd Varsity Eight Repechage 25 pm Division 1 ..1st Varsity Four Repechge 15:12 pm Division 1 ..1st Varsity Four Repechage 2Saturday, May 288:12 a.m. Division I ... Ist Varsity Eight, C/D Semis 18:24 a.m. Division I ... Ist Varsity Eights C/D Semis 28:36 a.m. Division I ... Ist Varsity Eights A/B Semis 18:48 a.m. Division I ... Ist Varsity Eights A/B Semis 29 a.m. Division I .. 2nd Varsity Eights C/D Semis 19:12 a.m. Division I ... 2nd Varsity Eights C/D Semis 29:24 am Division I .. 2nd Varsity Eights A/B Semis 19:36 am Division I ... 2nd Varsity Eights A/B Semis 29:48 am Division I .. 1st Varsity Fours C/D Semis 110 am Division I .. 1st Varsity Fours C/D Semis 210:12 am Division I .... 1st Varsity Fours A/B Semis 110:24 am Division I .... 1st Varsity Fours A/B Semis 2Sunday, May 298:12 am Division I ..1st Varsity Fours D Final (19-22)8:24 am Division I ..1st Varsity Fours C Final (13-18)8:36 am Division I ..2nd Varsity Eight D Final (19-22)8:48 am Division I .2nd Varsity Eight C Final ( 13-18)9 am Division 1 .2nd Varsity Eight D Final (19-22)9:12 am Division I ..1st Varsity Eight C Final ( 13-18)10 am Division I ...1st Varsity Four Pe te Final (7-12)10:12 am Division I ..1st Varsity Four Grand Final (1-6)10:24 am Division I ..2nd Eights Pe te Final (7-12)10:36 am Division I ...2nd Eights Grand Final (1-6)10:48 am Division I ..1st Eights Pe te Final (7-12)11 am Division I ...1st Eights Grand Final (1-6)

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NCAA Rowing Championship HistoryYear ..... Champion .......... Pts .................. Runner-up ...............Pts ............. Host Site 2015 .... Ohio State...........126 ................... California .................. 114 ..............Gold River, Calif.2014 .... Ohio State...........126 ................... California .................. 118 ..............Indianapolis, Ind.2013 .... Ohio State...........126 ................... California .................. 124 ..............Indianapolis, Ind.2012 .... Virginia................ 87 .................. Michigan .................82 .............. West Windsor, N.J.2011 .... Brown ...................85 ................... Stanford.................... 85 ................Gold River, Calif.2010 .... Virginia................ 87 .................. California ................82 .............. Gold River, Calif.2009 .... Stanford ................88 ................... California .................. 85 ................Cherry Hill, N.J.2008 .... Brown ...................67 ................... Washington .............. 59 ................Sacramento, Calif.2007 .... Brown ...................58 ................... Virginia ....................54 ................Knoxville, Tenn.2006 .... California ..............66 ................... Brown ....................... 66 ................West Windsor, N.J.2005 .... California ..............67 ................... Virginia ....................63 ................Sacramento, Calif.2004 .... Brown ...................70 ................... Yale ........................... 58 ................Sacramento, Calif.2003 .... Harvard .................59 ................... Brown ....................... 57 ................Indianapolis, Ind.2002 .... Brown ...................67 ................... Washington .............. 63 ................Indianapolis, Ind.2001 .... Washington ..........58 ................... Michigan .................. 53 ................Gainesville, Ga.2000 .... Brown ...................59 ................... Washington .............. 55 ................Cherry Hill, N.J.1999 .... Brown ...................56 ................... Virginia ....................56 ................Sacramen o, Calif.1998 .... Washington ..........91 ................... Brown ....................... 85 ................Gainesville, Ga.1997 .... Washington ........201 ................... Princeton .................. 184 ..............Sacramento, Calif.

ACC S NCAA CY .....T ............... P .P1997 .....V .......... 4 ......... 1461998 .....V .......... 3 ...........761999 .....V .......... 2 ..........562000 .....V .......... 3 ...........482001 .....V .......... 7 ...........222002 .....V .......... 4 ...........43 *S .........12 ......... 132003 .....V .......... 6 ...........412004 .....V .......... T6 .........362005 .....V .......... 2 ..........632006 .....*N D ...9 ........... 222007 .....V .......... 2 ..........54 *N D ...12 ......... 132008 .....V .......... 5 ...........472009 .....V .......... 4 ...........78 C ......... 12 .........432010 .....V .......... 1 ...........87 C ......... 15 .........212011 .....V .......... 6 ...........69 C ......... 15 .........122012 .....V .......... 1 ...........87 *N D ...15 .........202013 .....V .......... 5 ......... 108 *N D ...13 ......... 662014 .....V .......... 5 ......... 105 N D ... 9 ...........81 *L .......17 ......... 442015 V .......... 5 ......... 104 N D ... 16 .........41*F P J ACC

NCAA I E CY .....T ............... E .................................. T1998 .....V .......... 2 V 8 ....................7:11.21999 .....V .......... 2 V 8 ..................6:50.792004 .... V ......... V 4 .........................7:27.52005 .....V .......... V 4 .........................7:18.422005 .....V .......... 2 V 8 ..................6:34.192007 .....V .......... V 4 .........................7:35.032009 .....C ......... V 4 .........................7:26.782010 .....V .......... V 4 .........................7:07.982012 .....V .......... V 8 .........................6:18.722015 .....V .......... V 4 .........................7:12.76

The ACC In The NCAA National ChampionshipThe ACC In The NCAA National Championship

2016 ACC Rowing Championship2016 ACC Rowing Championship

Clemson, South Carolina—Virginia captured its 16th Atlan c Coast Conference Rowing tle in the 17 years of the Championship, sweeping all fi ve individual events at the 2016 ACC Rowing Championship on May 14 on Lake Hartwell in Clemson, South Carolina.

On a day when rowing condi ons were almost per-fect, with calm winds and temperatures in the low 70s, the Cavaliers, coached by Kevin Sauer, swept all fi ve events and now have not lost an individual ACC rowing event in four years. The tle for the Cavaliers was their seventh straight, all held at Clemson.

“Each one (ACC Championship) is special,” Sauer said. “This is great. We challenged the kids to step up even more than they did in the heats yesterday, and they really came through. It was an excellent rega a and we’re really happy to get the win today.”

Virginia fi nished with 99 total points, followed by Duke and Syracuse with 75 points each, Notre Dame (68), Louisville (60), Clemson (47), Boston College (31), Miami (22) and North Carolina (16).

Duke, ranked 19th na onally, used second-place fi nishes in the First Varsity Eight, the Second Varsity Eight and the First Varsity Four events to overcome not

Virginia Captures 16th ACC Rowing Title, Sweeping All Five EventsSurprising Duke Ties Syracuse For Second Place

UVA 1V8, Duke’s Megan Cooke Carcagno, Virginia’s Heidi Long Named ACC Rowing Crew, Coach and Freshman of the Year

having a boat in the Second Varsity Four and not mak-ing the Grand Final in the Third Varsity Eight, to fi nish ed for second with Syracuse with 75 points.

Duke’s head coach Megan Cooke Carcagno--who guided the Blue Devils to the surprise second-place eff ort, the Blue Devils’ highest fi nish since 2006--was named the ACC Coach of the Year in her fi rst season as head coach of the Blue Devils.

Virginia freshman Heidi Long from Buckingham-shire, England, who rowed the fi ve seat on Virginia’s First Varsity Eight was named the ACC Freshman of the Year.

Virginia captured the First Varsity Eight race with one of the fastest mes in ACC history. The 6:14.989 clocking by UVA was the second fastest me in the ACC Rowing Championship. The race itself was the fastest in league history with four teams—Virgin-ia, Duke (6:20.444), Syracuse (6:20.485) and Notre Dame (6:23.727)—all fi nishing in under 6:24 for the fi rst me. The First Varsity Eight of Virginia, which was voted the ACC’s Crew of the Year, is composed of coxswain: Cole e Lucas-Conwell (Jr. Palo Alto, Calif.); Stroke:

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Tessa Dikkers (Sr., Pelham, N.Y.); 7-Seat: Georgia Ratcliff (Jr., Falls Church, Va.); 6-Seat: Eliza Spilsbury (So., Centreville, Mass.); 5-Seat: Heidi Long (Fr., Buckinghamshire, England); 4-Seat: Erin Briggs (Jr., Orono, Minn.); 3-Seat: Jennifer Reid (Sr., Staff ord, Va.); 2-Seat: Alice Darry (So., West Melton, New Zea-land); Bow: Sam Casto (Sr., Dallas, Pa.).

The Cavaliers captured the grand fi nal of the Second Varsity Eight, pos ng a me of 6:25.411, fi nishing ahead of Duke (6:32.322) and Notre Dame (6:32.326), with the Blue Devils taking a photo fi nish for second place.

Virginia’s Second Varsity Eight is composed of coxswain: Izzi Weiss (Fr., Chicago, Ill.); Stroke: Ellen Pate (Jr., Lafaye e, Calif.); 7-Seat: Janey Brennan (Jr., Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich.); 6-Seat: Allie Nicholson (Jr., Charlo esville, Va.); 5-Seat: Jane Hudson (So., Sandy, Utah); 4-Seat: Maxime Lubbers (Sr., Amster-dam, The Netherlands); 3-Seat: Chelsea Adams (sr., Chesapeake, Va.); 2-Seat: Mackenzi Sherman (Sr., Los Alamitos, Calif.); Bow: Hannah Solis-Cohen (Sr., New York, N.Y.).

UVA captured the First Varsity Four race, pos ng a me of 7:12.779. Duke and Syracuse ba led in a very close fi nish for second place with the Blue Dev-ils again winning, this me by six-tenths (7:20.113) of a second ahead of the Orange (7:20.740).

Virginia’s First Varsity Four is composed of cox-swain: Rachel Dick (So., Bethesda, Md.); Stroke: Taylor Leonard (Jr., Arlington, Va.); 3-Seat: Jo Gur-man (Jr., Weston, Conn.); 2-Seat: Morgan Rosts (So., Jordan, Ontario); Bow: Karen Schulte (Jr., Trout Run, Pa.).

Virginia also won the Second Varsity Four, post-ing a me of 7:16.407. The Cavaliers’ Second Var-sity Four is composed of coxswain: Adi Hendlin (So., Tallahassee, Fla.); Stroke: Mackenzie King (Fr., Yard-ley, Pa.); 3-Seat: Georgia Gray (Fr., Sea le, Wash.); 2-Seat: Grace Tu le (Sr., Vienna, Va.); Bow: Macken-zie Springer (So, Fairfax, Va.).

Virginia also captured the fi nal race of the day, pos ng a me of 6:31.296 in winning by four sec-onds over second-place Louisville, 6:35.741.

The UVA Third Varsity Eight is composed of coxswain: Melody Gordon (So., Dumfries, Va.); Stroke: Lyndsay

Mar ni (Jr., Falls Church, Va.); 5-Seat: Madelyn Clark (Sr., Mechanicsville, Va.); 6-Seat: Eliza Daniels (Jr., Hingham, Mass.); 5-Seat: Emmy Bateman (Jr., Stanwood, Wash.); 4-Seat: Dana Lueker (Jr., Williamsburg, Va.); 3-Seat: Ellie Stewart (So., London, England); 2-Seat: Kameryn Corco-ran (Jr., Middletown, Md.); Bow: Mary Beth Greer (So., Wilton, Conn.).

ACC Championship Order of Finish:1. Virginia, 992. Duke, 75 Syracuse, 754. Notre Dame, 685. Louisville, 606. Clemson, 477. Boston College, 318. Miami, 229. North Carolina, 16

2016 ACC Rowing Crew of the YearCoxswain: Cole e Lucas-Conwell (Jr. Palo Alto, Calif.)Stroke: Tessa Dikkers (Sr., Pelham, N.Y.)7-Seat: Georgia Ratcliff (Jr., Falls Church, Va.)6-Seat: Eliza Spilsbury (So., Centreville, Mass.)5-Seat: Heidi Long (Fr., Buckinghamshire, England)4-Seat: Erin Briggs (Jr., Orono, Minn.)3-Seat: Jennifer Reid (Sr., Staff ord, Va.)2-Seat: Alice Darry (So., West Melton, New Zealand)Bow: Sam Casto (Sr., Dallas, Pa.).

2016 ACC Rowing Freshman of the YearHeidi Long, Virginia (Buckinghamshire, England)

2016 ACC Rowing Coach of the YearMegan Cooke Carcagno, Duke

2016 All-ACC Rowing TeamFirst TeamCoxswain—Cole e Lucas-Conwell, VirginiaJennifer Reid, VirginiaTessa Dikkers, VirginiaSam Casto, VirginiaAlex Stonehill, DukeKa e Duckovich, DukeDeidre Fitzpatrick, SyracuseJoanna Mulvey, Notre DameKris e Harrison, Louisville

Second TeamCoxswain—Simone Pitre, DukeMackenzi Sherman, VirginiaKari Tomeny, Syracuse

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Hilary Shinnick, Notre DameKa e Nord, LouisvillePaula Wesselman, ClemsonCatherine Goldberg, Boston CollegeChelsea Gustafson, North CarolinaAlly White, Miami

ACC Championship Finals ResultsCalm. Sunny, temperatures in the low 70’s

First Varsity Eight Pe te Final1. Miami, 6:41.569; 2. Boston College, 6:52.142; 3. North Carolina, 6:56.891.

First Varsity Eight Grand Final1. Virginia, 6:14.989; 2. Duke, 6:20.444; 3. Syracuse, 6:20.495; 4. Notre Dame, 6:23.727; 5. Louisville, 6:29.089; 6. Clemson, 6:34.456

Second Varsity Eight Pe te Final1. Boston College, 6:48.549; 2. Miami, 6:49.567; 3. North Carolina, 6:52.890.

Second Varsity Eight Grand Final1. Virginia, 6:25.411; 2. Duke, 6:32.322; 3. Notre Dame, 6:32.326; 4. Syracuse, 6:37.501; 5. Louisville, 6:38.103; 6. Clemson, 6:51.296.

First Varsity Four, Pe te Final1. Boston College, 7:35.298; 2. North Carolina, 7:37.649; 3. Miami, 8:00.314.

First Varsity Four, Grand Final1. Virginia, 7:13.779; 2. Duke, 7:20.113; 3. Syracuse, 7:20.740; 4. Notre Dame, 7:21.182; 5. Louisville, 7:30.765; 6. Clemson, 7:37.175.

Second Varsity Four, Pe te Final1. North Carolina, 7:52.65; 2. Miami, 7:57.551.

Second Varsity Four, Grand Final1. Virginia, 7:16.407; 2. Syracuse, 7:24.194; 3. Louis-ville, 7:26.668; 4. Clemson, 7:27.292; 5. Notre Dame, 7:28.048; 6. Boston College, 7:43.463.

Third Varsity Eight, Pe te Final1. Duke, 6:58.091; 2. North Carolina, 7:08.061.

Third Varsity Eight, Grand Final1. Virginia, 6:31.296; 2. Louisville, 6:35.741; 3. Syra-cuse. 6:42.092; 4. Notre Dame, 6:43.143; 5. Clemson, 6:50.841; 6. Boston College, 6:56.890.

2016 ACC Rowing Championship2016 ACC Rowing ChampionshipMay 13 Heat Results

Third Varsity EightHeat 1--1. Virginia, 6:53.931; 2. Notre Dame, 7:09.976; 3. Clemson, 7:15.688; 4. North Carolina, 7:32.216.

Heat 2--1. Louisville, 6:56.244; 2. Syracuse, 7:09.231; 3. Boston College, 7:17.902; 4. Duke, 7:21.682.

Second Varsity FourHeat 1--1. Virginia, 7:36.203; 2. Notre Dame, 7:45.033; 3. Clemson, 7:52.423; 4. North Carolina, 8:13.443.

Heat 2--1. Louisville, 7:43.018; 2. Syracuse, 7:49.200; 3. Boston College, 7:57.434; 4. Miami, 8:04.749.

First Varsity FourHeat 1--1. Virginia, 7:18.413; 2. Louisville, 7:34.438; 3. Clemson, 7:38.494; 4. North Carolina, 7:46.258; 5. Miami, 8:07.588.

Heat 2--1. Notre Dame, 7:25.700; 2. Syracuse, 7:28.675; 3. Duke, 7:31.321; 4. Boston College, 7:49.675.

Second Varsity EightHeat 1—1, Virginia, 6:32.271; 2. Notre Dame, 6:41.256; 3. Louisville, 6:47.472; 4. North Carolina, 6:59.209; 5. Miami, 6:59.565.

Heat 2—1. Duke, 6:35.850; 2. Syracuse, 6:43.594; 3. Clemson, 6:49.841; 4. Boston College, 6:57.858.

First Varsity EightHeat 1—1. Virginia, 6:21.117; 2. Duke, 6:32.803; 3. Louisville, 6:37.811; 4. Boston College, 6:40.719; 5. North Carolina, 6:48.294.

Heat 2—1. Notre Dame, 6:31.223; 2. Syracuse, 6:32.901; 3. Clemson, 6:35.678; 4. Miami, 6:38.297.

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2016 ACC Rowing Championship2016 ACC Rowing Championship2016 ACC Rowing Championship Star ng Lineups

First Varsity EightBoston College--Coxswain: Anna Tenzinger (Jr., Philadelphia, Pa.); Stroke: Makenzy Brown (Jr., Sea le, Wash.); 7: Caroline Henry (Sr., Lake Forest, Ill.); 6: Grace Grunau (Jr., Milwaukee, Wis.); 5: Catherine Goldberg (Sr. Reisterstown, Md.); 4: Megan Carney (Sr., Glen Mills, Pa.); 3: Maddie Cann (Fr. Wilmington, De.); 2: Michaela Jaff e (Sr., Yardley, Pa.); bow: Caitlin Yaccarino (Jr., Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.)..

Clemson--Coxswain Emily Goff (So., Sarasota, Fla.); Stroke Paula Wesselmann (Sr., Flensburg, Germany); 7-seat Dana Zielinski (Sr., Southampton, Pa.); 6-seat Milena Heuer (Sr., Leer, Germany); 5-seat Ashley Robinson (Jr., Magnolia, Texas); 4-seat Becca Kretzer (Sr., Richmond, Va.); 3-seat Rachel Salvia (Fr., Winter Park, Fla.); 2-seat Giorgia Bergamasco (Jr., Bari, Italy); Bow Gaia Nencini (Sr., Pisa, Italy).

Duke--Coxswain: Meagan Lew (So., Boston, Mass.); Stroke: Katherine Maitland (So., London, United Kingdom); 7-Seat: Karley Whelan (Fr., Wexford, Penn.); 6-seat: Isabel Ruby-Hill (Fr., Toronto, Ontario); 5-Seat: Jessica Findlay (So., Teesside, United Kingdom); 4-Seat: Alex Stonehill (Sr., Norwalk, Conn.); 3-Seat: Kathryn Dukovich (Sr., Pi sburgh, Pa.); 2-Seat: Meridith Kis ng (Gr., Loves Park, Ill.); Bow: Celia Macrae (Fr., Cincinna , Ohio);

Louisville--Coxswain: Annie Pape (Jr., Burnt Hills, N.Y.); Stroke: Hannah Spi el (Sr., Pi sburgh, Pa.); 7-sear: Rebecca Busk (So., Slang-erup, Denmark); 6-seat: Lucie Heranova (Fr., Praque, Czech Republic); 5-Seat: Kirs Harrison (So., Belmont, Mich.); 4-seat: Hannah Richardson (So., Prospect, Ky.); 3-Seat: Sarah Podwojski (So., Roswell, Ga.); 2-Seat: Ka e Nord (Sr., Louisville, Ky.); 4-Seat: Lucie Her-anova (Fr., Prague, Czech Republic); Bow: Callie McGowan (So., Sewickley, Pa.).

Miami--Coxswain: Lily Wi le (Fr., Alexandria, Va.), Stroke: Caitlin Lowe (Sr., Alexandra, New Zealand), 7-Seat: Sarah Aschebrock (Sr., North Shore, New Zealand), 6-Seat: Ally Whi y (Sr., St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada), 5-Seat: Taegan Lynch (So., Vashon Island, Wash.), 4-Seat: Jane Moore (So., Darien, Conn.), 3-Seat: Alex Gunner (Jr., Elma, N.Y.), 2-Seat: Caitlin White-Parsons (Sr., Auckland, New Zea-land), Bow: Hannah Nielsen (Sr., Victoria, Bri sh Columbia, Canada).

North Carolina–Coxswain: Kylee Wooten (Sr., Winston-Salem, N.C.); Stroke: Egan Berne (Jr., Chicago, Ill.); 7-Seat: Lauren Colberg (Sr., Cary, N.C.); 6-Seat: Stephanie Wangerin (Jr., Jacksonville, N.C.); 5-seat: Nina Luker (So., Radnor, Pa.); 4-Seat: Morgan Donnelly (So., Huntersville, N.C.); 3-Seat: Victoria McGee (Sr., Kernersville, N.C.); 2-Seat: Chelsea Gustafson (Sr., Cary, N.C.); Bow: Bryn Melanson (So., Boston, Mass.).

Notre Dame--Coxswain: Reilly Kearney (So., San Mateo, Calif.); Stroke: Joanne Mulvey (Sr., Staatsburg, N.Y.); 7-seat: Hilary Shinnick (Jr., Kildorrery Co. Cork, Ireland); 6-seat: Elizabeth Kelley (Sr., Windermere, Fla.; 5-seat: Treasa O'Tighearnaigh (So., Powell, Ohio); 4: Katherine Lume a (Sr., Chesterfi eld, Mo.); 3: Laura Migliore (Fr., Tampa, Fla.); 2: Ellen Gleadow (Sr., Vancouver, BC); Bow: Catherine Wagner (Jr., St. Louis, Mo.).

Syracuse--Coxswain: Alyssa Vasiliou (Jr., Bethesda, Md.); Stroke: Shannon McCann (Jr., Li le Neck, N.Y.); 7-Seat: Arianna Lee (Fr., Caldwell, Calif.); 6-Seat: Deirdre Fitzpatrick (Sr., Cheshire, Conn.); 5-Seat: Rachel Caldwell (Fr., Melbourne, Australia); 4-Seat: Kari Tomeny (Baldwinsville, N.Y.); 3-Seat: Ha e Taylor (Jr., Sunningdale, England); 2-Seat: Saydee McQuay (Jr., North Dartmouth, Mass.); Bow: Ashley Johnson (So., Buff alo, N.Y.).

Virginia--Coxswain: Cole e Lucas-Conwell (Jr. Palo Alto, Calif.); Stroke: Tessa Dikkers (Sr., Pelham, N.Y.); 7-Seat: Georgia Ratcliff (Jr., Falls Church, Va.); 6-Seat: Eliza Spilsbury (So., Centreville, Mass.); 5-Seat: Heidi Long (Fr., Buckinghamshire, England); 4-Seat: Erin Briggs (Jr., Orono, Minn.); 3-Seat: Jennifer Reid (Sr., Staff ord, Va.); 2-Seat: Alice Darry (So., West Melton, New Zealand); Bow: Sam Casto (Sr., Dallas, Pa.).

Second Varsity EightBoston College--Coxswain: Kylie Hasegawa (Sr., Hun ngton Beach, Calif.); Stroke: Caitlain McDonald (So., Newton, Mass.); 7: Kelly Bungard (So., Chelmsford, Mass.); 6: Amanda Jenkins (Jr., Wilton, Conn.); 5: Haley Clarke (Sr., Lowell, Mass.); 4: Paige Vignone (Fr., Wyckoff , N.J.); 3: Jamie Bange (Fr., Levi own, N.Y.); 2: Jessica Ferrante (So., Fairfi eld, Conn.); bow: Elizabeth McKernan (So., Blue Bell, Pa.)

Clemson--Coxswain Ka e Eidson (Sr., Charlo e, N.C.); Stroke: Erin Ferguson (Sr., Rock Hill, S.C.);m 7-seat Amber Rewis (So., Buford, Ga.); 6-seat: Julia Meredith (Fr., Charleston, S.C.); 5-seat Courtney Fallon (Sr., Shrewsbury, Mass.); 4-seat Cassidy Davidson (Jr., Tur-nerville, Ga.); 3 Jenny D'Anthony (So., Phillipsburg, N.J.); 2 Lydia Hanewich (Jr., Norton, Mass.); Bow: Lorena Cro (Jr., Herndon, Va.).

Duke--Coxswain: Simone Pitre (Sr., Stoney Creek, Ontario); Stroke: Megan Conroy (So., Faye eville, N.C.); 7-Seat: Lauren Miranda (Sr., Cli on Park, N.Y.); 6-Seat: Shannon Tierney (Fr., Hacke stown, N.J.); 5-Seat: Sophie Simister (Fr., Oxford, United

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Louisville--Coxswain: Kim Streetz (So., Springboro, Ohio); Stroke: Abbie Wade (Sr., Canal Winchester, Ohio); 7-Seat: Gabi Biedenharn (Jr., Cincinna , Ohio); 6-seat: Allison Zimmerman (So., Orlando, Fla.); 5-Seat: Cynthia Doyle (Sr., Louisville, Ky.); 4-Seat: Maddy Staubitz (Jr., Edgewood, Ky.); 3-seat: Sophie Schulz (So., Louisville, Ky.); 2-Seat Mary Waldman (Jr., Atlanta, Ga.); Bow: Abbi Fi s (Fr., Winter Park, Fla.); Bow: Mary Waldman (Jr., Atlanta, Ga.).

Miami--Coxswain: Jackie Lippinco (Fr., Tampa, Fla.), Stroke: Taylor Richard (So., Belmont, Mass.), 7-Seat: Catherine Tayler (Jr., Bed-fordview, South Africa), 6-Seat: Caroline Shaw (So., Alexandria, Va.), 5-Seat: Elise Wiley (So., St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada); 4-Seat: Virginia Sideleva (Fr., Greenwich, Conn.), 3-Seat: Bridget Boland (Jr., Rhineback, N.Y.), 2-Seat: Alexa Aguilar (So., West Palm Beach, Fla.); Bow: Ka e Robinson (Fr., Langley, Va.).

North Carolina–Coxswain: Maggie Lusk (So., Asheville, N.C.); Stroke: Maria Marroquin (Pi sburgh, Pa.); 7-seat: Allie Mar n (J., Greens-boro, N.C.); 6-Seat: Mallory Young (Jr., Charlo e, N.C.); 5-Seat: Kelly Williams (Fr., Chevy Chase, Md.); 4-Seat: Kathryn Johnson (So., Thomasville, N.C.); 3-Seat: Margaret High (fr., Whiteville, N.C.); 2-Seat: Mackenzie Drake (Fr., Winston-Salem, N.C.); Bow: Caeli Harr (So., San Jose, Calif.).

Notre Dame-- Coxswain: Alex Techar (Sr., Toronto, Ontario); Stroke: Gretchen Bruggeman (Jr., Dayton, Ohio); 7: Gen Johanni (Upper Arlington, Ohio); 6: Elizabeth Walter (So., Orchard Park, N.Y.); 5: Elizabeth Gilbert (So., Wellesley, Mass.); 4: Alexis Olson (Sr., Midland, Mich.); 3: Sarah Kappers (Sr., Cincinna , Ohio); 2: Bridget Adam (Jr., Santa Maria, Calif.); 1: Ka e Skorcz (Sr., Round Lake, Ill.).

Syracuse--Coxswain: Rebecca Spraggins (Fr., Arlington, Va.); Stroke: Lexi Gill (Jr., Plymouth, Mass.); 7-Seat: Emma Allen (Sr., Syracuse, N.Y.); 6-Seat: Sarah Konishesky (So., Old Lyme, Conn.); 5-Seat: Chris na Tobias (So., San Jose, Calif.); 4-Seat: Paula Hughes (Jr, Woodland Hills, Calif.); 3-Seat: Carolina Ratcliff (So., Falls Church, Va.); 2-Seat: Kelsey Adams (Sr., Highlands Ranch, Colo.); Bow: Lauren Richards (Fr., North Arlington, Va.).

Virginia--Coxswain: Izzi Weiss (Fr., Chicago, Ill.); Stroke: Ellen Pate (Jr., Lafaye e, Calif.); 7-Seat: Janey Brennan (Jr., Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich.); 6-Seat: Allie Nicholson (Jr., Charlo esville, Va.); 5-Seat: Jane Hudson (So., Sandy, Utah); 4-Seat: Maxime Lubbers (Sr., Amster-dam, The Netherlands); 3-Seat: Chelsea Adams (sr., Chesapeake, Va.); 2-Seat: Mackenzi Sherman (Sr., Los Alamitos, Calif.); Bow: Han-nah Solis-Cohen (Sr., New York, N.Y.);

Third Varsity EightBoston College--Coxswain: Erika Charnley (Jr., Short Hills, N.J.); Stroke: Elizabeth Calder (So., Pelham, N.Y.); 7-Seat: Isabelle Dael-lenbach (Fr., Kenilworth, Ill.); 6-Seat: Hilary Gould (So., Winnetka, Ill.); .); 5-Seat: Gretchen Ray (Fr., Macungie, Pa.); 4-Seat: Kelsey Lally (Fr., Bryn Mawr, Pa.); 3-Seat: Sophie Spencer (fr., East Hampton, N.Y.): 2-Seat: Morgan Rann Jr., Somers Point, N.J.); Bow: Christy Verhoog (Fr., Wyckoff , N.J.).

Clemson--Coxswain Rebekah Stein (Fr., Apopka, Fla.); Stroke: Emma Neat (So., Hingham, Mass.); 7-Seat: Sarah Decker (So., Larkspur, Calif.); 6-Seat Brynn Hentschel (So., Jacksonville, Fla.); 5-Seat: Sarah Suddarth (So., St. Louis, Mo.); 4-Seat Amelia Shein (So., Wes ord, Mass.); 3-Seat Isla McRae (Fr., Columbus, Ohio); 2-Seat Hannah Maeser (So., Huntsville, Ala.); Bow: Ta ana Lundstrom (Sr., Westerville, Ohio);

Duke--Coxswain: Dorothy Jones (Jr., Andover, Mass.); Stroke: Tani O'Neill (Jr., McLean, Va.); 7-Seat: Taji Phillips (Fr., Brooklyn, N.Y.); 6-Seat: Caroline Willis (Jr., Tampa, Fla.); 5-Seat: Johanna Burstein (Jr., New York, N.Y.); 4-Seat: Tara Christensen (So., Nanaimo, Bri sh Columbia); 3-Seat: Grace Williams (So., Vienna, Va.); 2-Seat: Jeane e Llorens (Sr., Grosse Pointe, Mich.); Bow: Anna Jenkins (Fr., Dur-ham, N.C.).

Louisville--Coxswain: Margaret Geraghty (Fr., Dayton, Ohio); Stroke: Amanda Zalno (Sr., Pi sburgh, Pa.); 7-Seat: Caroline Lynch (Fr., Winchester, Ky.); 6-Seat: McKenzie Cliff ord (Sr., Sulphur, Ky.); 5-Seat: Samantha Stoll (Fr., Absecon, N.J.); 4-Seat: Sally Rozumalski (Fr., Niagara Falls, N.Y.); 3-Seat: Kelsey Webb (Sr., Atlanta, Ga.); 2-Seat: Mallory Burne (Fr., Bargersville, Ill.); Bow: Rachel Schmetzer (So., Louisville, Ky).

North Carolina–Coxswain: Sally Moore (Jr., Concord, N.C.); Stroke: Madelyn Krebs (So., Davidson, N.C.); 7-Seat: Sara Ze erberg (Fr., Knoxville, Tenn.); 6-Seat: Maddie Omeltchenko (So., Port Washington, N.Y.; 5-Seat: Maggie Berra (So., St. Louis, Mo.); 4-Seat: Paige Colpo (Fr., Cary, N.C.); 3-Seat: Alex Davis (Fr., Raleigh, N.C.); 2-Seat: Jess Schmitz (Fr., Cary, N.C.); Bow: Ellen Minaudo (So. , Huntersville, N.C.).

Notre Dame--Coxswain: Savannah Ryder (Sr., Orinda, Calif.); Stroke: Kristen McEneaney (Jr., Mon cello, N.Y.); 7: Jennifer Groth (Fr., Fairfax Sta on, Va.); 6: Evelyn McManus (Fr., Orinda, Calif.); 5: Erin Dolan (So., North Kingsport, R.I.); 4: Kelly Fischer (Fr., Hopewell, N.J.); 3: Lauren Saunee (So., New Orleans, La.); 2: Mairead Dunne (Sr., Rye, N.Y.); Bow: Molly Pierce (Fr., Wayland, Mass.).

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2016 ACC Rowing Championship2016 ACC Rowing ChampionshipSyracuse--Coxswain: Ariel Litovsky (Sr., Yardley, Pa.); Stroke: Kris n Moller (Jr., Plantsville, Conn.); 7-Seat: Anjelica Torcivia (So., Ithaca, N.Y.); 6-Seat: Zoe Preston (Fr., Melbourne, Australia); 5-Seat: Emily Andolfa o (Melbourne, Australia); 4-Seat: Didi Ezeamama (Fr.); 3-Seat: Jessica Puro (So., Manlius, N.Y.); 2-Seat: Julie Bengis (Sr., Stormville, N.Y.); Bow: Isabelle Rodgers (Fr.).

Virginia--Coxswain: Melody Gordon (So., Dumfries, Va.); Stroke: Lyndsay Mar ni (Jr., Falls Church, Va.); 5-Seat: Madelyn Clark (Sr., Mechanicsville, Va.); 6-Seat: Eliza Daniels (Jr., Hingham, Mass.); 5-Seat: Emmy Bateman (Jr., Stanwood, Wash.); 4-Seat: Dana Lueker (Jr., Williamsburg, Va.); 3-Seat: Ellie Stewart (So., London, England); 2-Seat: Kameryn Corcoran (Jr., Middletown, Md.); Bow: Mary Beth Greer (So., Wilton, Conn.).

First Varsity FourBoston College--Coxswain: Amanda Bakke (So., Poughkeepsie, N.Y.); Stroke: Michela Karrash (So., North Wales, Pa.); 3: Kate DeVlieger (fr., Newton Square, Pa.); 2: Claire Orzel (So., Newark, Del.); bow: Olivia Rogus (Fr., Chester, N.J.).

Clemson--Coxswain Kasi Sweisford (Jr., Po stown, Pa.); 4-seat Anna McLean (Jr., Cheltenham, England); 3-seat Lexi Georgia (Jr., Sara-toga Springs, N.Y.); 2-seat Claire Prevost (Cary, N.C.); Bow Emily Radziwon (Orchard Park, N.Y.).

Duke--Coxswain: Sarah Wall (Sr., Palm Harbor, Fla.); 4-Seat: Mary Wilson (Sr., Laurens, S.C.)3-Seat: Sarah Fletcher (So., London, United Kingdom); 2-Seat: Marissa Donadio (Fr., Upper Arlington, Ohio); Bow: Rhea Bergman (Fr., Los Altos, Calif.).

Louisville--Coxswain: Sophie St. Mar n (Sr., Cincinna , Ohio); 4-Seat: Rebecca Yaklic (So., Centerville, Ohio); 3-Seat: Nicole DiTommaso (Jr., Haddon Township, N.J.); 2-Seat: Elizabeth Patrick (So., Dallas, Texas); 1-Seat: Madeleine Chesney (Jr., Louisville, Ky.).

Miami--Coxswain: Nicole Rotkovitz (So., Moorestown, N.J.), Stroke: Lauren Wilson (Fr., Falls Church, Va.); 3-Seat: Kristen Bu in (So., Crestview, Fla.); 2-Seat: Alex Ware (So., Orlando, Fla.); Bow: Jenna Shorten (Fr., Cypress, Texas). North Carolina–Coxswain: Bethany Brake (Fr., Clemmons, N.C.); 4-Seat: Fiona McCormack (Fr., Tiburon, Calif.); 3-Seat: Jackie Kenny (So., Castle Rock, Col.); 2-Seat: Emma Gilbert (So., Kill Devils Hills, N.C.); Bow: Mandi Biondi (So., Knoxville, Tenn.).

Notre Dame-- Coxswain: Jill Ryan (Sr., Brentwood, Tenn.); Stroke: Meredith Swartz (So., Westerville, Ohio); 3: Lauren Matche (So., Ambler, Pa.); 2: Courtney Sampson (Jr., Zionsville, Ind.); Bow: Elizabeth Schreiber (Fr., Berwyn, Pa.).

Syracuse--Coxswain: Olivia Menillo (Jr., Garrison, N.Y.); Stroke: Kelsey Thornton (Sr., Ballston Lake, N.Y..); 3-Seat: Haley Jones (So., James-town, N.Y.); 2-Seat: Alicia Warnecke (Gr., Canyon Lake, Texas); Bow: Lexi Dorner (So., Marlton, N.J.).

Virginia--Coxswain: Rachel Dick (So., Bethesda, Md.); Stroke: Taylor Leonard (Jr., Arlington, Va.); 3-Seat: Jo Gurman (Jr.Weston, Conn.); 2-Seat: Morgan Rosts (So., Jordan, Ontario); Bow: Karen Schulte (Jr., Trout Run, Pa.).

Second Varsity FourBoston College--Coxswain: Ola Zaworski (So., Arlington Heights, Ill.); Stroke:Haley Bower (So., Weston, Conn.); 3: Jacqueline McDonnell (So., Arlington Heights, Ill.); 2: Claire Mason (Jr., Seattle, Wash.); bow: Laura Mazziotta (So., Bethesda, Md.).

Clemson--Coxswain Rita O'Shea (So., Watertown, Conn.); 4-seat Anna Skochdopole (Sr., Indianapolis, Ind.); 3-seat Sophia Porach (So., Asheville, N.C.); 2-Seat: Megan Mars (So., Collierville, Tenn.); Bow: Julia Mathews (So., Simpsonville, S.C.);

Louisville--Coxswain: Chiara Ponko (Jr., Cranston, R.I.); 4-Seat: Kaitlin Ulbert (So., Chicago, Ill.); 3-Seat: Mackenzie Garland (So., Boaz, Ky.); 2-Seat: Kylie Noltemeyer (Jr., Louisville, Ky.); Bow: Katie Miller (sr., Crescent Springs, Ky.). Miami--Coxswain: Nicole Rotkovitz (So., Moorestown, N.J.); Stroke: Bridget Boland (Jr., Rhineback, N.Y.); 3-Seat: Gigi Williamson (Sr., Norfolk, Va.), 2-Seat: Joletta Silva (Sr, Orange County, Calif..), Bow: Violet Sullivan (Fr., Marco island, Fla.).

North Carolina--Coxswain: Adelaide Cooke (Fr., Cary, N.C.); 4-Seat: Laura Naylor (Fr., Chapel Hill, N.C.); 3-Seat: Caitlin Beakes (So., Washington, D.C.); 2-Seat: Alexa Postiglione (Fr., Manhasset, N.Y.); Bow: Lilli Mercho (So., Indianapolis, Ind.).

Notre Dame--Coxswain: Julianne Vidales (So., Vancouver, Wash.); Stroke: Emily Horton (Sr., Dallas, Texas); 3-Seat Sarah Russel (Sr., O'Fallon, Ill.); 2-Seat: Chris Schindele-Murayama (So., Singapore, Malaysia); Bow: Emily Horton (Sr., Dallas, Texas).

Syracuse--Coxswain: Sydney Rodriguez (So., San Francisco, Calif.); Stroke: Olivia Humphrey (So., Melbourne Beach, Fla.); 3-Seat: Christine Habjam (Fr., New Milford, Conn.); 2-Seat: Yasmin Hemida (Mamaroneck, N.Y.); Bow: Meghan McDonald (Sr., Boston, Mass.).

Virginia--Coxswain: Adi Hendlin (So., Tallahassee, Fla.); Stroke: Mackenzie King (Fr., Yardley, Pa.); 3-Seat: Georgia Gray (Fr., Sea le, Wash.); 2-Seat: Grace Tu le (Sr., Vienna, Va.); Bow: Mackenzie Springer (So, Fairfax, Va.).

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Four ACC Teams Ranked in the CRCA Top 20 Virginia Moves Up to Third; Duke Earns Highest Ranking at No. 12 Duke, which on Tuesday earned its fi rst team invita on to the NCAA Rowing Championship, Wednesday earned its highest-ever ranking in the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Associa on (CRCA) na onal poll, moving all the way from 19th to 12th this week. Virginia led four ACC teams in the Top 20 by moing up to No. 3 with 415 points, trailing only No. 1 Cali-fornia (487) and three- me defending na onal champion Ohio State (443). which is ranked second. The ranking for UVA es its highest of the year. Virginia was also ranked third on April 13 and is in its 32nd consecu ve ranking in the na on’s Top Five. The Cavaliers made their 94th consecu ve appearance in the poll. The Blue Devils, under new coach Megan Cooke Carcagno, are in the poll for the fourth straight week andf fi h overall this year. The fi ve rankings e for the most in school history. The No. 12 ranking be ered the previous high of 17th, set on March 9 of 2005. Joining Virginia and Duke from the ACC are Syracuse, which moved up to No. 15 in this week’s poll, and Notre Dame, which is ranked 17th this week.

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2016 Composite ACC Rowing Schedule & ResultsDate School Opponent/Event ....................................... SiteMar. 12 Clemson at Oak Ridge/Cardinal Invita onal ................Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Melton Lake) Condi ons: Low/no current in the morning session but increased for the a ernoon session 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:22.99; 2. Michigan, 6:23.71; 3. UCF, 6:38.21; 4. Clemson, 6:38.79. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:25.06; 2. Michigan, 6:25.93; 3. Clemson, 6:47.62; 4. UCF, 6:58.09. 1V4--1. Michigan, 7:13.37; 2. Virginia, 7:17.13; 3. Clemson, 7:37.78; 4. UCF, 7:57.27. 2V4--1. Virginia, 7:14.15; 2. Michigan, 7:18.22; 3. Clemson, 7:30.14; 4. UCF, 8:04.64. 3V8--1. Virginia, 6:41.58; 2. Clemson, 7:00.16; 3. UCF, 7:33.04. 3V4--1. Virginia, 7:37.85; 2. UCF, 8:18.35.

Condi ons: Increased but consistent current for a ernoon sessions. SSW wind at 8-11 mph for this session (Cross wind) 1V8--1. Clemson, 6:40.62; 2. Minnesota, 6:45.30; 3. Oklahoma, 6:52.02; 4. Alabama, 6:58.90. 2V8--1. Minnesota, 6:40.69; 2. Oklahoma, 6:48.01; 3. Clemson, 6:48.69; 4. Alabama, 7:02.74. 1V4--1. Oklahoma, 7:37.81; 2. Minnesota, 7:42.83; 3. Clemson, 7:43.06; 4. Alabama, 8:08.36. 2V4--1. Clemson, 7:28.58; 2. Oklahoma, 7:38.62; 3. Minnesota, 7:51.00; 4. Alabama, 7:53.58. 3V8--1. Clemson, 7:06.55; 2. Alabama “A”, 7:14.16; 3. Alabama “B”, 7:23.08; 4. Oklahoma, 7:39.3. Louisville Oak Ridge/Cardinal Invita onal.....................Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Melton Lake) Condi ons: Low/no current in the morning session but increased for the a ernoon session 1V8--1. Louisville, 6:30.52; 2. Notre Dame, 6:31.88; 3. Minnesota, 6:38.98; 4. West Virginia, 6:56.61. 2V8--1. Notre Dame, 6:35.04; 2. Minnesota, 6:39.65; 3. Louisville, 6:45.86; 4. West Virginia, 7:09.56. 1V4--1. Louisville, 7:20.09; 2. Minnesota, 7:28.23; 3. Notre Dame, 7:30.73; 4. West Virginia, 8:10.10. 2V4--1. Louisville, 7:38.20; 2. Minnesota, 7:39.82; 3. Notre Dame, 7:42.96. 3V8--1. Louisville, 6:49.33; 2. Notre Dame, 6:51.83; 3V4--1. Notre Dame, 7:51.35; 2. Louisville, 8:03.98. Condi ons: Increased but consistent current for a ernoon sessions. WSW wind at 8 mph for this session (Cross tail wind) 1V8--1. Michigan, 6:15.90; 2. Louisville, 6:23.47; 3. UCF, 6:27.62; 4. West Virginia, 6:45.23. 2V8--1. Michigan, 6:20.79; 2. Louisville, 6:30.53; 3. UCF, 6:49.76; 4. West Virginia, 6:56.79. 1V4--1. Michigan, 7:04.45; 2. Louisville, 7:13.78; 3. UCF, 7:39.36; 4. West Virginia, 7:59.51. 2V4--1. Michigan, 7:06.83; 2. Louisville, 7:22.15; 3. UCF, 7:47.75. 3V8--1. Louisville, 6:38.27; 32. Alabama, 7:05.86; 3. UCF, 7:23.73. 3V4--1. Virginia, 7:21.80; 2. UCF, 7:57.85; 3. Louisville, 8:04.07. Notre Dame at Oak Ridge/Cardinal Invita onal ................Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Melton Lake) Condi ons: Low/no current in the morning session but increased for the a ernoon session 1V8--1. Louisville, 6:30.52; 2. Notre Dame, 6:31.88; 3. Minnesota, 6:38.98; 4. West Virginia, 6:56.61. 2V8--1. Notre Dame, 6:35.04; 2. Minnesota, 6:39.65; 3. Louisville, 6:45.86; 4. West Virginia, 7:09.56. 1V4--1. Louisville, 7:20.09; 2. Minnesota, 7:28.23; 3. Notre Dame, 7:30.73; 4. West Virginia, 8:10.10. 2V4--1. Louisville, 7:38.20; 2. Minnesota, 7:39.82; 3. Notre Dame, 7:42.96. 3V8--1. Louisville, 6:49.33; 2. Notre Dame, 6:51.83; 3V4--1. Notre Dame, 7:51.35; 2. Louisville, 8:03.98. Condi ons: Increased but consistent current for en re a ernoon session. Wind for this group was WSW (cross tail) at 9 mph. 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:07.85; 2. Notre Dame, 6:11.37; 3. Michigan State, 6:13.08; 4. Kansas, 6:31.32. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:14.07; 2. Notre Dame, 6:20.42; 3. Kansas, 6:30.93; 4. Michigan State, 6:32.64.

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2016 ACC Schedule & Results2016 ACC Schedule & Results 1V4--1. Virginia, 6:52.83; 2. Notre Dame, 7:08.90; 3. Michigan State, 7:18.24; 4. Kansas, 7:20.22. 2V4--1. Virginia, 6:54.24; 2. Kansas, 7:12.92; 3. Notre Dame, 7:14.85; 4. Michigan State, 8:07.32. 3V8--1. Virginia, 6:21.48; 2. Notre Dame, 6:28.42; 3. Michigan State, 6:44.14; 4. Kansas, 6:54.22.

Virginia at Oak Ridge/Cardinal Invita onal ................Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Melton Lake) Condi ons: Low/no current in the morning session but increased for the a ernoon session 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:22.99; 2. Michigan, 6:23.71; 3. UCF, 6:38.21; 4. Clemson, 6:38.79. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:25.06; 2. Michigan, 6:25.93; 3. Clemson, 6:47.62; 4. UCF, 6:58.09. 1V4--1. Michigan, 7:13.37; 2. Virginia, 7:17.13; 3. Clemson, 7:37.78; 4. UCF, 7:57.27. 2V4--1. Virginia, 7:14.15; 2. Michikgan, 7:18.22; 3. Clemson, 7:30.14; 4. UCF, 8:04.64. 3V8--1. Virginia, 6:41.58; 2. Clemson, 7:00.16; 3. UCF, 7:33.04. 3V4--1. Virginia, 7:37.85; 2. UCF, 8:18.35. Increased but consistent current for en re a ernoon session. Wind for this group was WSW (cross tail) at 9 mph. 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:07.85; 2. Notre Dame, 6:11.37; 3. Michigan State, 6:13.08; 4. Kansas, 6:31.32. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:14.07; 2. Notre Dame, 6:20.42; 3. Kansas, 6:30.93; 4. Michigan State, 6:32.64. 1V4--1. Virginia, 6:52.83; 2. Notre Dame, 7:08.90; 3. Michigan State, 7:18.24; 4. Kansas, 7:20.22. 2V4--1. Virginia, 6:54.24; 2. Kansas, 7:12.92; 3. Notre Dame, 7:14.85; 4. Michigan State, 8:07.32. 3V8--1. Virginia, 6:21.48; 2. Notre Dame, 6:28.42; 3. Michigan State, 6:44.14; 4. Kansas, 6:54.22. 3V4--1. Virginia, 7:21.80; 2. UCF, 7:57.85; 3. Louisville, 8:04.07.

North Carolina George Mason ...............................................Raleigh, N.C. (Lake Lure) Condi ons: Warm, calm water. Slight tail wind during the 3V/1N race. 1V8--1. North Carolina, 7:03.65; 2. George Mason, 7:12.01 2V8--1. North Carolina, 7:12.35; 2. George Mason, 7:46.08. 1V4--1. North Carolina Novice “A”, 7:50.32; 2. North Carolina Novice “B” , 7:57.85; 3. North Carolina, 8:12.26; 4. North Carolina, Novice “C”, 8:”16.25; 5. George Mason, 8:54.8; 6. George Mason, 2V4, 9:30.06. 3V8--1. North Carolina Novice “A”, 7:35.09; 2. North Carolina Novice “B”, 7:39.08; 3. George Mason, 8:57.69.

Mar. 13 Clemson at Oak Ridge/Cardinal Invita onal ................Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Melton Lake) Condi ons: No current, Wind 0 mph with light fog (consistent all morning) 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:29.454; 2. Louisville, 6:36.260; 3. Clemson, 6:37.278; 4. Oklahoma, 6:48.022. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:39.088; 2. Louisville, 6:42.104; 3. Oklahoma, 6:49.466; 4. Clemson, 6:55.792. 1V4--1. Virginia, 7:21.047; 2. Louisville, 7:27.450; 3. Clemson, 7:31.578; 4. Oklahoma, 7:42.012. 2V4--1. Virginia, 7:18.518; 2. Louisville, 7:35.530; 3. Clemson, 7:47.169; 4. Oklahoma, 7:53.833. 3V8--1. Virginia, 6:46.103; 2. Louisville, 6:56.375; 3. Clemson, 7:05.513; 4. Oklahoma, 7:23.856. 3V4--1. Virginia, 7:38.677; 2. Louisville, 7:57.004; 3. UCF, 8:21.929.

Louisville Oak Ridge/Cardinal Invita onal.....................Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Melton Lake) Condi ons: No current, Wind 0 mph with light fog (consistent all morning) 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:29.454; 2. Louisville, 6:36.260; 3. Clemson, 6:37.278; 4. Oklahoma, 6:48.022. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:39.088; 2. Louisville, 6:42.104; 3. Oklahoma, 6:49.466; 4. Clemson, 6:55.792. 1V4--1. Virginia, 7:21.047; 2. Louisville, 7:27.450; 3. Clemson, 7:31.578; 4. Oklahoma, 7:42.012. 2V4--1. Virginia, 7:18.518; 2. Louisville, 7:35.530; 3. Clemson, 7:47.169; 4. Oklahoma, 7:53.833. 3V8--1. Virginia, 6:46.103; 2. Louisville, 6:56.375; 3. Clemson, 7:05.513; 4. Oklahoma, 7:23.856. 3V4--1. Virginia, 7:38.677; 2. Louisville, 7:57.004; 3. UCF, 8:21.929.

Notre Dame at Oak Ridge/Cardinal Invita onal ................Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Melton Lake) Condi ons: No current, Wind 0 mph all day with light fog (consistent all morning)

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2016 ACC Schedule & Results2016 ACC Schedule & Results 1V8--1. Michigan, 6:25.367; 2. 2. Notre Dame, 6:33.497; 3. Kansas, 6:51.526. 2V8--1. Michigan, 6:33.874; 2. Notre Dame, 6:44.105; 3. Kansas, 6:58.656. 1V4--1. Michigan, 7:18.931; 2. Notre Dame, 7:39.615; 3. Kansas, 7:51.137. 2V4--1. Michigan, 7:22.561; 2. Notre Dame, 7:36.744; 3. Kansas, 7:53.744. 3V8--1. Notre Dame, 7:07.637; 2. Kansas, &;21.483. 3V4--1. Notre Dame, 7:49.887; 2. Kansas, 8:21.938.

Virginia at Oak Ridge/Cardinal Invita onal ................Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Melton Lake) Condi ons: No current, Wind 0 mph with light fog (consistent all morning) 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:29.454; 2. Louisville, 6:36.260; 3. Clemson, 6:37.278; 4. Oklahoma, 6:48.022. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:39.088; 2. Louisville, 6:42.104; 3. Oklahoma, 6:49.466; 4. Clemson, 6:55.792. 1V4--1. Virginia, 7:21.047; 2. Louisville, 7:27.450; 3. Clemson, 7:31.578; 4. Oklahoma, 7:42.012. 2V4--1. Virginia, 7:18.518; 2. Louisville, 7:35.530; 3. Clemson, 7:47.169; 4. Oklahoma, 7:53.833. 3V8--1. Virginia, 6:46.103; 2. Louisville, 6:56.375; 3. Clemson, 7:05.513; 4. Oklahoma, 7:23.856. 3V4--1. Virginia, 7:38.677; 2. Louisville, 7:57.004; 3. UCF, 8:21.929.

Mar. 19 Boston College at St. Joseph’s, Penn ......................................Camden, N.J. (Cooper River) From stake boats, 10 mph tailwind in fi rst 700m. Good condi ons. Normal fl ow. 1V8--1. Penn, 6:20.8; 2. Boston College, 6:27.9; 3. St. Joseph’s, 6:35.9. 2V8--Penn, 6:37.09; 2. Boston College, 6:49.15; 3. St. Joseph’s, 6:51.00 1V4--1. Penn, 7:27.84; 2. Boston College, 7:32.74; 3. St. Joseph’s, 7:42.66. 3V8--1. Boston College, 7:04.6; 2. St. Joseph’s, 7:14.39. 2V4--1. Penn, 7:35.3; 2. Boston College “A”, 7:37.2; 3. Boston College “B”. 7:42.7; 4. St. Joseph’s, 8:00.53.

Boston College at Temple .......................................................Schuylkill River, Philadelphia, Pa. Great condi ons Wind E-NE at 4 mph Flow 2,000 cfs 1V8--1. Boston College, 6:41.01; 2. Temple, 6:47.12. 2V8--1. Boston College, 6:51.89; 2. Temple, 6:57.95. 1V4---1. Boston College, 7:36.50; 2. Temple, 7:40.41. 3V8--1. Boston Coillege, 7:04.90; 2. Temple Novice, 7:16.10. 2V4--1. Boston College, 7:45.36; 2. Temple, 8:02.95. 3V4--1. Boston College, 7:54.43; 2. Temple, 8:16.68. Duke at Carolina Cup (Clemson, North Carolina ....Clemson, S.C. Clemson Carolina Cup (Duke, North Carolina) .............Clemson, S.C. North Carolina at Carolina Cup (Clemson, Duke) ...................Clemson, S.C. Light tailwinds throughout the dura on of the event. 1V8--1. Duke, 6:29.8; 2. Clemson, 6:34.3; 3. North Carolina, 6:42.7. 2V8--1. Duke, 6:37.6; 2. Clemson, 6:39.6; 3. North Carolina, 7:00.4. 1V4--1. Duke, 7:20.5; 2. Clemson, 7:32.1; 3. North Carolina, 7:39.0. 2V4--1. Clemson, 7:31.6; 2. Duke, 7:34.7; North Carolina, 7:39.9. 3V8--1. Clemson “A”, 6:59.2; 2. Clemson “B”, 7:03.6; 3. North Carolina “A”, 7:08.1; 4. North Carolina “B”, 7:12.9.

Miami at Governor’s Cup .........................................Fellsmere, Fla. 1V8--1. Miami, 6:45.73; 2. Columbia, 6:50.21 2V8--1. Columbia, 6:54.52; 2. Miami, 7:04.06 1V4--1. Columbia, 7:41.47; 2. Miami, 8:08.74. 2V4--1. Columbia, 7:59.65; 2. Miami, 8:19.19 1V8--1. Miami, 6:45.78; 2. Florida Tech, 7:10.05. 2V8--1. Miami, 7:11.90; 2. Florida Tech, 7:40.02.

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2016 ACC Schedule & Results2016 ACC Schedule & ResultsDate School Opponent/Event ............................................... Site 2V4--1. Columbia, 8:01.02; 2. Miami, 8:14.61; 3. Barry, 8:24.93.

Virginia Yale (On the Rivanna) ............................... Earlysville, Va. light head current for all races. 3V4 race had tailwind, other races negligible wind. Driving rain/ sleet and low 40’s. 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:28.4; 2. Yale, 6:29.7. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:35.1; 2. Yale, 6:39.7 1V4--1. Yale, 7:11.4; 2. Virginia, 7:19.0. 2V4--1. Virginia “A”, 7:20.4; 2. Yale, 7:29.3; 3. Virginia “B”, 7:42.9. 3V4--1. Virginia “B”, 7:24.3; 2. Yale, 7:31.5; 3. Virginia “A”, 7:39.7 Mar. 25 Notre Dame at Longhorn Invita onal ........................... Town Lake, Texas 10-15 mph headwind. 1V8--1. Notre Dame, 7:00.15; 2. San Diego, 7:04.33. 2V8--1. San Diego, 7:01.75; 2. Notre Dame, 7:06.51. 1V4--1. Notre Dame, 8:00.97; 2. San Diego, 8:08.98. 2V4--1. San Diego, 8:03.63; 2. Notre Dame, 8:28.65.

North Carolina Old Dominion, Georgetown, West Va. ..... Raleigh, N.C. (Lake Wheeler) Partly sunny and warm; 9 mph cross wind in morning 3V8--1. North Carolina, 7:29.6; 2. Old Dominion, 7:35.3. 1V8--1. North Carolina, 7:00.9; 2. Georgetown, 7:05.24. 2V8--1. North Carolina, 7:15.3; 2. Georgetown, 7:36.9. 1V4--1. North Carolina “A”, 7:56.1; 2. North Carolina “B”, 7:57.8; 3. Georgetown, 8:03.0. N8/4V8--1. North Carolina, 7:15.3; 2. Old Dominion, 7:35.1 N4--1. West Virginia, 8:12.0; 2. North Carolina, 8:36.7; 3. Old Dominion, 8:40.9. Break--12 mph cross tailwind in a ernoon 1V8--1. North Carolina, 6:52.5; 2. West Virginia, 6:54.1. 2V8--1. West Virginia, 6:58.1; 2. North Carolina “2“, 7:04.4; 3. North Carolina “3”, 7:07.7. 1V4--1. North Carolina “A”, 7:42.9; 2. West Virginia, 8:01.6; 3. North Carolina”B”, 8:20.7. N8/4V8--1. North Carolina, 7:08.0; 2. Old Dominion. 7:28.6. N4--1. West Virginia, 8:08.6; 2. Old Dominion, 8:36.9; 3. North Carolina, 9:17.0.

Mar. 26 Boston College Boston University ..................................... Boston, Mass. (Charles River) Variable, quartering tail wind; fl at water 1V8--1, Harvard-Radcliff e, 6:42.6; 2. Northeastern, 6:46.5; 3. Boston College, 6:58.6; 4. Boston U., 7:00.0; 5. MIT, 7:17.1. 2V8--1. Harvard-Radcliff e, 6:51.0; 2. Northeastern, 7:00.9; 3. Boston College, 7:11.3; 4. Boston U., 7:16.7; 5. MIT, 7:28.3. 1V4--1. Harvard-Radcliff e, 7:27.8; 2. Boston College, 7:42.0; 3. Northeastern, 7:47.5; 4. Boston U., 7:55.9; 5. MIT, 8:25.3. 3V8--1. Harvard-Radcliff e, 7:21.2; 2. Boston College, 7:26.7; 3. Northeastern, 7:27.2; 4. Boston U., 7:54.9. 4V8--1. Boston College, 7:33.8; 2. Harvard-Radcliff e, 7:43.2.

at Pac-12 Challenge Duke..................................................... Redwood Shores, Calif. Gusts 2-4 mph from lane 2 to lane 1 at W2V8 race 1V8--1. UCLA, 6:30.3; 2. Duke, 6:36.7. 2V8--1. UCLA, 6:38.7; 2. Duke6:42.5. 1V4--1. Duke, 7:21.5; 2. UCLA, 7:33.0. Winds steady 3.5 to 5.5 with following gusts: W2V4 gusts 8.3 straight cross Lane 2 to Lane 1 W1V8 gusts to 10.3 straight cross W2V8 gusts to 8.3 straight cross W1V4 gusts to 9.3 cross -

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2016 ACC Schedule & Results2016 ACC Schedule & Results head wind 1V8--1. Stanford, 6:36.5; 2. Duke, 7:04.5. 2V8--1. Stanford, 6:54.1; 2. Duke, 7:19.2; 1V4--1. Stanford, 7:52.0; 2. Duke, 8:07.5. Notre Dame at Longhorn Invita onal ........................... Town Lake, Texas 2-5 mph headwind 1V8--1. Texas, 6:29.9; 2. Notre Dame, 6:36.3. 2V8--1. Texas, 6:36.9; 2. Notre Dame, 6:45.3. 1V4--1. Texas, 7:20.57; 2. Notre Dame, 7:31.0. 2V4--1. Texas, 7:27.4; 2. Notre Dame, 7:50.2.

Apr. 2 Boston College MIT ........................................................... Cambridge, Mass. (Charles River) Headwind Aprrox. 6 MPH 1V8--1. Boston College, 7:05.4; 2. MIT, 7:13.0 2V8--1. Boston Colllege, 7:25.1; 2. Boston College 3V8, 7:45.7; 3. MIT, 7:49.5. 1V4--1. Boston College, 8:10.7; 2. Boston College, 2V4, 8:18.4; 3. Boston College N4, 8:39.6 4. MIT, 9:00.7.

Sunny and clear skies. Temperatures in the low 40s with increasing wind up to 20 MPH Clemson at Ohio State, Michigan ............................ Columbus, Ohio 1V8--1. Michigan, 6:40.7; 2. Michigan State, 6:45.9; 3. Clemson, 6:54.9. 2V8--1. Michigan, 6:51.8; 2. Clemson, 7:04.7; 3. Michigan State, 7:20.5. 1V4--1. Michigan, 7:44.2; 2. Clemson, 7:55.2; 3. Michigan State, 8:01.2 2V4--1. Michigan, 7:43.0; 2. Clemson, 8:01.4; 3. Michigan State, 8:43.0. N8--1. Michigan State, 7:18.5; 2. Clemson, 7:20.0; 3. Michigan, 7:23.4. 1V8--1. Ohio State, 6:23.9; 2. Clemson, 6:46.4. 2V8--1. Ohio State, 6:33.1; 2. Clemson, 6:51.3. 1V4--1. Ohio State, 7:16.2; 2. Clemson, 7:39.1. 2V4--1. Ohio State, 7:24.9; 2. Clemson, 7:38.2. N8--1. Clemson, 7:08.7; 2. Ohio State, 7:27.5. Louisville at ACC-Big Ten Double Dual ..................... Bloomington, Ind. Cross winds of 8-12 mph, slight chop on the water 1V8--Indiana, 6:42.6; 2. Iowa, 6:45.8; 3. Louisville, 6:51.5. 2V8--1. Indiana, 6:56.2; 2. Iowa, 6:58.5; 3. Louisville, 6:59.9; 1V4--1. Iowa, 7:38.4; 2. Louisville, 7:45.0; 3. Indiana, 7:45.5. 2V4--1. Louisville, 7:43.1; 2. Indiana, 7:51.3; 3. Iowa, 8:05.1. 3V4--1. Louisville, 8:10.4; 2. Iowwa, 8:19.6; 3. Indiana, 8:32.7. N8--1. Iowa, 7:17.1; 2. Lousville, 7:27.5; 3. Indiana, 7:31.0.

Miami at San Diego Crew Classic ..................................... San Diego, Calif. 1V8--Heat B--1. Miami, 6:52.1; 2. Kansas State, 6:59.3; 3. George Washington, 7:01.0; 4. St. Mary’s, 7:07.4; 5. UC-San Diego “A”, 7:13.8; 6. Santa Clara “A”, 7:26.6. 2V8--Heat B--1, Texas, 6:50.5; 2. Gonzaga “A”, 6:55.8; 3. UCLA, 6:58.2; 4. Kansas State, 7:13.5; 5. Miami, 7:19.5; 6. St. Mary’s, 7:39.4; 7. Hunboldt State “A”, 7:49.5. 2V8--Third Final--1. Miami, 7:18.8; 2. Fordham “A”, 7:24.0; 3. San Diego State “A”, 7:27.2; 4. Loyola Marymount “A”, 7:28.0; 5. St. Mary’s, 7:49.4; 7. UC-San Diego “A”, 7:56.0.

Notre Dame at ACC-Big Ten Double Dual ..................... Bloomington, Ind. Did not par cipate due to inclement weather.

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2016 ACC Schedule & Results2016 ACC Schedule & Results Syracuse at Doc Hosea Invite .................................. Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Blustery cross-headwind all day but good water. Stronger for the earlier races 1V8--1. Penn, 7:14.49; 2. Syracuse, 7:15.45; 3. Northeastern, 7:17.46; 4. URI, 7:17.65; 5. Boston U., 7:49.32. 2V8--1. Syracuse, 7;07.70; 2. Penn, 7:11.27; 3. Northeasern, 7:12.54. 1V4--1. Syracuse, 7:44.02; 2. Penn, 7:59.57; 3. Northeastern, 8:10.06; 4. URI, 8:13.96 2V4--1. Syracuse, 7:48.90; 2. Penn, 8:13.31; 3. UMass, 8:27.32. 3V8--1. Syracuse, 7:07.70, 2. URI, 7:26.03; 3. Northeastern, 7:52.95; 4. Boston U., 7:56.82.

Virginia at Ohio State, Michigan ............................ Columbus, Ohio Sunny and clear skies. Temperatures in the low 40s with increasing wind up to 20 MPH 1V8--1. Ohio State, 6:30.2; 2. Virginia, 6:35.0. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:46.2; 2. Ohio State, 6:53.8. 1V4--1. Virginia, 7:28.4; 2. Ohio State, 7:29.7. 2V4--1. Virginia, 7:39.7; 2. Ohio State, 7:44.9. 3V4#1--1. Ohio State, 7:26.2; 2. Virginia, 7:28.2; 3. Michigan State, 8:18.0. 3V4#2--1. Virginia, 7:34.2; 2. Ohio State, 7:49.0; 3. Michigan State, 8:36.9. N8--1. Virginia, 7:12.4; 2. Ohio State, 7:55.0. 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:23.2; 2. Michigan, 6:26.8; 3. Michigan State, 6:37.7. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:30.8; 2. Michigan, 6:39.8; 3. Michigan State, 7:10.9. 1V4--1. Virginia, 7:18.2; 3. Michigane, 7:30.3; 3. Michigan State, 8:03.9. N8--1. Virginia, 6:55.1; 2. Michigan, 7:05.4; 3. Michigan State,7:08.2.

Apr. 3 Miami at San Diego Crew Classic ......................... San Diego, Calif. Cal Cup Grand Final--1V8--1. Miami, 7:11.845; 2. Tennessee, 7:19.547; 3. Loyola Marymount, 7:22.642; 4. Old Dominion, 7:26.306; 5. San Diego State “A:, 7:27.069; 6. Kansas State, 7:27.064.

North Carolina at Occoquan Sprints ................................. Occoquan, Va. (Occoquan Reservoir) Cross winds of 8-12 mph, slight chop on the water 1V8--Final--1. North Carolina, 5:44.60; 2. Drexel. 5:47.21; 3. Grand Valley State, 5:48.11; 4. Duquesne, 5:51.47; 5. George Mason, 6:07.42; 6. Loyola Maryland, 6:43.42. 2V8--Final--1. Drexel, 4:53.30; 2. North Carolina, 4:53.75; 3. Duquesne, 5:02.08; 4. North Carolina 3V8, 5:09.62; 5. George Mason, 5:24.60; 6. Robert Morris, 5:38.26. 1V4--Final--1. North Carolina, 5:12.70; 2. Drexel, 517.67; 3. Duquesne “A”, 5:21.13; 4. Old Domi non, 5:27.54; 5. Duquesne “C”, 5:37.61; 6. Duquesne “B”, 5:44.72. 1V4--Pe te Final--1.Old Dominon, 7:39.70; 2. North Carolina 2V4, 7:44.85; 3. Drexel, 8:03.02; 4. Robert Morris, 8:13.60. N8--Final--1. North Carolina, 5:14.60; 2. Grand Valley State, 5:20.41; 3. Old Dominon, 5:29.97; 4. Duquesne, 5:39.19; 5. Loyola Maryland, 5:47.99; 6. Drexel, 5:48.33.

Syracuse at Doc Hosea Invite .................................. Cherry Hill, N.J. (Cooper River) Cold condi ons, and high cross-tail winds, but the course was very protected and the water near fl at. It was almost glassy water for the fi rst races and got a li le more challenging as the day went on. 1V8--1. Syracuse, 6:34.23; 2. Minnesota, 6:46.12; 3. Dartmouth, 6:49.97. Navy, 6:56.25. 2V8--1. Minnesota, 6:49.00; 2. Syracuse, 6:49.34; 3. Northeastern, 6:56.79; 4. Navy, 7:06.34; 5. Dartmouth, 7:11.22. 1V4--1. Syracuse, 7:39.10; 2. Minnesota, 7:44.22; 3. Dartmouth, 7:53.15; 4. Northeastern, 8:01.15; 5. Navy, 8:02.93. 2V4--1. Syracuse, 7:48.40; 2. Navy, 7:53.79; 3. Dartmouth, 8:13.57.


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2016 ACC Schedule & Results2016 ACC Schedule & Results 3V8--1. Syracuse, 7:10.78; 2. Navy, 7:34.44; 3. Northeastern, 7:48.84.

Apr. 9 Boston College at Knecht Cup ................................................Cherry Hill, N.J. (Cooper River) Miami at Knecht Cup ................................................Cherry Hill, N.J. (Cooper River) North Carolina at Knecht Cup ................................................Cherry Hill, N.J. (Cooper River) 1V4--Heat 2--1. Miami “B”, 8:01.68; Massachuse s “A”, 8:03.60; 3. Delaware, 8:06.53; 4. Nova Southeastern, 8:20.83; 5. Canisius, 8:33.38. 1V4--Heat 3--1. Old Dominsion, 8:13.61; 2. Marist “B”, 8:14.68; 3. Massachuse s “B”, 8:20.55; 4. Miami “C”, 8:27.07; 5. West Virginia, 8:32.80; 6. Fordham, 8:34.78. 1V4--Heat 5--1. North Carolina 8:03.74; 2. Temple, 8:14.17; 3. Stanford LWT, 8:23.37; 4. Villanova, 8:47.28; 5. Jacksonville,9:00.93; 6. George Mason, 9:19.76. 1V4--Heat 6--1. Boston College, 8:00.76; 2. Miami “A”, 8:04.47; 3. Kansas, 8:0.81; 4. Bucknell, 8:07.31; 5. Alabama, 8:11.74; 6. SMU, 9:07.96. 2V4--Heat 2--1. Army, 8:27.11; 2. North Carolina, 8:30.67; 3. Bucknell “B”, 8:33.23; 4. New Hampshire, 8:40.55; 5. West Virginia, 8:47.18; 6. Buff alo, 9:01.63. 2V4--Heat 4--1. Boston College, 8:23.13; 2. Alabama “B”, 8:30.60; 3. Miami, 8:43.25; 4. Duquesne, 8:47.27; 5. Temple, 9:03.41; 6. Canisius, 9:12.98. N4--Heat 4--1. Boston College, 8:33.84; 2. Duquesne, 8:59.84; 3. Merrimack, (;03.39; 4. Franklin Pierce, 9:27.22; 5. Connec cut, 10:05.26; 6. Penn State “A”, 10:38.84. 1V8--Heat 1--1. Miami, 7:18.27; 2. Duquesne, 7:28.52; 3. Bucknell, 7:29.50; 4. Buff alo, 7:34.01; 5. George Mason, 7:36.92. 1V8--Heat 2--1. Boston College, 7:14.75; 2. Wisconsin LWT, 7:21.17; 3. Alabama, 7:33.62; 4. Colgate, 7:43.97; 5. Philadelphia, 8:07.17. 1V8--Heat 5--1. Tulsa, 7:28.30; 2. North Carolina, 7:39.32; 3. West Virginia, 7:45.90; 4. Jacksonville, 7:L52.89; 5. St. Mary’s, 8:42.04. 2V8--Heat 1--1. Boston College, 7:27.70; 2. Connec cut, 7:33.23; 3. Drexel, 7:34.73; 4. Fordham, 7:39.00; 5. Delaware, 7:43.78; 6. Marist. 9:04.74. 2V8--Heat 2--1. Kansas, 7:30.65; 2. Boston U. LWT, 7:42.46; 3. Old Dominion, 7:43.73; 4. Miami, 7:44.88; 5. Duquesne, 7:57.49; 6. Villanova, 8:22.65; 7. George Mason, 8:32.82. 2V8--Heat 3--1. Massachuse s, 7:24.91; 2. Tulsa, 7:38.40; 3. North Carolina, 7:40.56; 4. West Virginia, 7:45.63; 5. Canisius, 7:59.12; 6. Jacksonville, 8:06.77; 7. St. Mary’s, 8:47.25. 1V4--Semi 1--1. Boston College,8:29.60; .2. Princeton LWT, 8:35.26; 3. Army, 8:40.65; 4. Tulsa, 8:42.34; Massachuse s “A”, 8:47.13; 6. Holy Cross, 8:50.73. 1V4--Semi 2--1. North Carolina, 8:24.30; 2. Alabama, 8:35.20; 3. Miami “A”. 8:37.80; 4. Miami “B”, 8:38.20; 5. Delaware, 8:52.3.37; 6. Marist “B”, 9:06.16. N4--Semi 3--1. Boston College, 8:18.00; 2. Lafaye e “A”, 8:23.41; 3. Princeton LWT, 8:44.42; 4. New Hampshire, 9:00.33; 5. Franklin Pierce, 9:17.58. 2V8--Semi 1--1. Tulsa, 7:01.37; 2. Boston College, 7:02.29; 3. Boston U. LWT, 7:03.55; 4. Temple, 7:04.47; 5. Bucknell, 7;06.11; 6. Duquesne, 7:31.83. 2V8--Semi 2--1. Kansas, 7:07.40; 2. Connec cut, 7:10.02; 3. West Virginia, 7:12.77; 4. Alabama, 7:12.88; 5. North Carolina, 7:20.10; 6. Delaware, 7:22.17. 2V8--Semi 3--1. Wisconsin LWT, 6:55.43; 2. Massachuse s, 6:55.30; 3. Fordham, 7:03.45; 4. Drexel, 7:05.90; 5. Old Dominion, 7:07.13; 6. Miami, 7:08.97. 1V8--Semi 1--1. Wisconsin LWT, 6:48.13; 2. Miami, 6:49.67; 3. Kansas, 6:51.26; 4. Drexel, 6;53.19; 5. SMU, 6:59.36; 6. Fordham, 6:59.70; 7. West Virginia, 7:00.9. 1V8--Semi 2--1. Tulsa, 6:50.47; 2. Boston College, 6:52.08; 3. Temple, 6:56.95; 4. Old Dominion, 6:57.94; 5. Delaware, 7:02.05; 6. Nova Southeastern, 7:03.31; 7. Bucknell, 7:03.82. 1V8--Semi 3--1. Massachuse s, 6:54.83; 2. Boston U. LWT, 6:54.93; 3. North Carolina, 6:56.23; 4. Alabama, 7:01.60; 5. Duquesne, 7:03.20; 6. Connec cut, 7:08.43; 7. Buff alo, 7:13.19. N8--Semi 1--1. Stanford LWT, 7:08.27; 2. Wisconsin LWT, 7:16.45; 3. North Carolina, 7:20.88;


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Apr. 16 Boston College Boston University, Rhode Island ....................Boston, Mass. (Charles River) Strong cross tailwind (15-18mph), moderate chop throughout, white caps at mes. Varsity Four, Second Varsity Four, and Third Varsity Four races were cancelled due to condi ons. 1V8--1. Rhode Island, 6:42.6; 2. Boston College, 6:45.1; 3. Boston University, 6:51.2. 2V8--1. Boston College, 6:57.4; 2. Rhode Island, 7:02.7; 3. Boston University, 7:06.7. 3V8--1. Harvard-Radcliff e, 7:08.2; 2. Boston College, 7:32.2; 3. Rhode Island, 7:37.1.

Clemson Clemson Invita onal......................................Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) 1V8--1. Indiana, 6:29.0; 2. UCLA, 6:30.1; 3. Harvard-Radcliff e, 6:30.5; 4. Syracuse, 6:33.5; 5. Louisville, 6:35.3; 6. Penn, 6:37.3; 7. Clemson 6:40.6. 2V8--1. Indiana, 6:33.0; 2. Syracuse, 6:33.6; 3. Louisville, 6:34.8; 4. UCLA, 6:35.9; 5. Penn, 6:39.6;


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Notre Dame at Lake Natoma Invita onal ..........................Sacramento, Calif. (Gold River) Cross-head from the north, variable 4-6mph 1V8--1. Stanford, 6:24.06; 2. Wisconsin, 6:28.73; 3. Notre Dame, 6:36.43. 2V8--1. Stanford, 6:37.26; 2. Notre Dame, 6:39.35; 3. Wisconsin, 6:42.73.


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Syracuse at Clemson Invita onal .................................Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) 1V8--1. Indiana, 6:29.0; 2. UCLA, 6:30.1; 3. Harvard-Radcliff e, 6:30.5; 4. Syracuse, 6:33.5; 5. Louisville, 6:35.3; 6. Penn, 6:37.3; 7. Clemson, 6:40.6. 2V8--1. Indiana, 6:33.0; 2. Syracuse, 6:33.6; 3. Louisville, 6:34.8; 4. UCLA, 6:35.9; 5. Penn, 6:39.6; 6. Harvard-Radcliff e, 6:41.3; 7. Clemson, 6:44.0. 1V4--1. Syracuse, 7:18.0; 2. Harvard-Radcliff e, 7:20.4; 3. UCLA, 7:24.4; 4. Louisville, 7:25.3; 5. Clemson, 7:32.4; 6. Indiana, 7:38.3; 7. Penn, 7:40.8. 2V4--1. Syracuse, 7:35.5; 2. Louisville, 7:39.5; 3. UCLA, 7:41.5; 4. Clemson, 7:41.7; 5. Indiana, 7:45.2; 6. Penn, 7:58.3. Rough condi ons due to a strong headwind at the star ng line 1V8--1. Texas, 6:44.3; 2. Michigan, 6:48.0; 3. Syracuse, 6:50.4; 4. San Diego, 6:51.8; 5. Harvard-Radcliff e, 6:55.2; 6. Oregon State, 6:59.3. 2V8--1. Michigan, 6:55.3; 2. Texas, 6:59.5; 3. Syracuse, 7:03.7; 4. Harvard-Radcliff e, 7:10.3; 5. Oregon State, 7:11.6; 6. San Diego, 7:14.3 1V4--1. Michigan, 7:44.7; 2. Harvard-Radcliff e, 7:47.0; 3. Texas, 7:47.3; 4. Syracuse, 7:50.4; 5. San Diego, 7:52.2; 6. Oregon State, 8:14.9. 2V4--1. Michigan, 7:34.1; 2. Texas, 7:42.5; 3. Syracuse, 7:51.8; 4. San Diego, 7:55.1; 5. UCF (3V4), 9:06.1 3V8 (Morning)--1. Washington State, 5:10.2; 2. Syracuse, 5:11.5; 3. Clemson, 5:11.8; 4. Ohio State (N8), 5:16.8; 5. Oklahoma, 5:18.2; 6. Indiana (N8), 5:28.2; Condi ons: Quartering tailwind about 6-8 miles per hour 3V8 (A ernoon)--1. Texas, 6:51.3; 2. Louisville, 6:56.8; 3. Syracuse, 7:00.0; 4. Michigan (N8), 7:07.6; 5. Ohio State (N8), 7:12.6; 6. Oklahoma, 7:17.1; 7. Clemson (4V8), 7:23.1.

Virginia at Clemson Invita onal .................................Clemson,S.C. (Lake Hartwell) 1V8--1. Ohio State, 6:15.4; 2. Virginia, 6;19.7; 3. Texas, 6:23.7; 4. San Diego, 6:27.8; 5. Michigan State, 6:32.5; 6. Cornell, 6:37.4. 2V8--1. Ohio State, 6:27.0; 2. Virginia, 6:29.2; 3.Texas, 6:32.3; 4. San Diego, 6:47.7; 5. Cornell, 6:52.3; 6. Michigan State, 6:57.3. 1V4--1. Virginia, 7:19.7; 2. Texas, 7:22.6; 3. Ohio State, 7:29.3; 4. San Diego 7:31.7; 5. Cornell, 7:42.8; 6. Michigan State, 8:09.3. 2V4--1. Virginia, 7:20.1; 2. Ohio State, 7:27.0; 3. Texas, 7:29.2; 4. San Diego, 7:33.8; 5. Cornell, 7:43.4; 6. UCF (3V4), 8:34.5 Rough condi ons due to a strong headwind at the star ng line 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:43.1; 2. Washington State, 6:48.2; 3. Indiana, 6:53.1 4. Penn, 6:56.5 5. Clemson, 7:02.4; 6. Cornell, 7:04.8 7. UCF, 7:05.6. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:55.8; 2. Washington State, 6:57.6 ; 3. Indiana, 6:58.1; 4. Clemson, 7:10.9; 5. Penn, 7:13.5; 6. Cornell, 7:21.4; 7. UCF, 7:38.9. 1V4--1. Virginia, 7:40.0; 2. Washington State, 7:53.1; 3. Clemson, 7:55.4; 4. Indiana, 8:00.2; 5. Cornell, 8:01.4; 6. Penn, 8:06.1; 7. UCF, 8:10.5. 2V4--1. Virginia, 7:42.2; 2. Clemson, 7:56.5; 3. Indiana, 7:57.0; 4. Cornell, 8:05.3; 5. Penn, 8:10.8; 6. UCF, 8:28.4. 3V8 (Morning)--1. Virginia, 7:03.5; 2. Texas, 7:05.2; 3. Louisville, 7:10.1; 4. Michigan State (N8), 7:25.7; 5. Michigan (N8), 7:30.9; 6. UCF, 7:39.1; 7. Clemson (4V8), 7:52.0.

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Apr. 17 Boston College at Holy Cross .................................................Worcester, Ma.. (Lake Quinsigamond) Irving-Christensen Cup--Slight cross tail wind. 1V8--1. Boston College, 6:44.29; 2. UConn,6:55.34; 3. Holy Cross, 7:01.19 2V8--1. Boston College, 6:49.46; 2. UConn, 7:13.15. 1V4--1. Boston College, 7:32.69; 2. UConn, 7:47.23; 3. Holy Cross, 7:59.08 2V4--1. Boston College “A”, 7:21.78; 2. Boston College “B”, 7:28.38; 3. UConn, 7:43.07; 4. Holy Cross 7:43.11; 5. UConn “B,” 8:00.31; 6. UConn “C,” 8:22.12. 3V8-- 1. Boston College, 7:06.43; 2. UConn, 7:10.34.

Clemson Clemson Invita onal......................................Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) Slight headwind approximately 4-7 mph, diminishing at mes 1V8--1. Texas, 6:42.4; 2. Indiana, 6:45.5; 3. Michigan State, 6:50.7; 4. Clemson, 6:52.5; 5. Oregon State, 6:53.9; 6. Columbia, 7:01.8; 7. Tennessee, 7:02.7. 2V8--1. Texas, 6:48.8; 2. Indiana, 6:51.9; 3. Clemson, 7:01.0; 4. Tennessee, 7:04.2; 5. Oregon State, 7:07.7; 6. Michigan State, 7:08.2; 7. Columbia, 7:15.9. 1V4--1. Texas, 7:33.1; 2. Clemson, 7:42.3; 3. Tennessee, 7:45.2; 4. Oregon State, 7:50.5; 5. Indiana, 7:51.6; 6. Columbia, 7:56.9; 7. Michigan State, 8:21.2. 2V4--1. Texas, 7:29.3; 2. Indiana, 7:37.3; 3. Clemson, 7:39.2; 4. Columbia, 7:56.7; 5. Tennessee, 8:06.6; 6. UCF (3V4), 8:46.4. 3V8--1. Virginia, 6:43.6; 2. Syracuse, 6:51.0; 3. Michigan State (N8), 6:55.6; 4. Ohio State (N8), 7:00.6; 5. Oklahoma, 7:06.1; 6. Clemson (4V8), 7:11.6; 7. UCF, 7:14.0

Louisville at Clemson Invita onal .................................Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) 1V8--1. Ohio State, 6:34.7; 2. Washington State, 6:41.8: 3. Harvard-Radcliff e, 6:45.1; 4. San Diego, 6:49.5; 5. Louisville, 6:50.4; 6. UCF, 6:57.0; 7. Cornell, 7:03.9. 2V8--1. Ohio State, 6:44.8; 2. Washington State, 6:53.0; 3. Louisville, 7:00.7; 4. Harvard-Radcliff e, 7:01.7; 5. San Diego, 7:04.3; 6. Cornell, 7:10.4; 7. UCF, 7:24.5. 1V4--1. Ohio State, 7:36.5; 2. Harvard-Radcliff e, 7:37.0; 3. Louisville, 7:41.8; 4. San Diego, 7:42.1; 5. Washington State, 7:43.2; 6. Cornell, 7:57.2; 7. UCF, 8:08.2. 2V4--1. Ohio State, 7:37.3; 2. San Diego, 7:42.3; 3. Louisville, 7:44.7; 4. Cornell, 7:50.2; 5. UCF, 8:14.0. 3V8--1. Texas 6:41.5; 2. Louisville, 6:47.5; 3. Washington State, 6:51.8; 4. Michigan (N8), 6:58.8; 5. Clemson, 7:01.2; 6.Indiana (N8), 7:06.6.

Notre Dame at Lake Natoma Invita onal ..........................Lake Natoma, Calif. (Gold River) Slight cross-tail, 2-4mph for fours race Mostly fl at condi ons for 2V8 and 1V8 races Comments: Iowa’s 2V hit and killed a goose with 150m to go in the race. 1V8--1. Wisconsin, 6:16.59; 2. Gonzaga, 6:18.88; 3. Notre Dame, 6:21.10; 4. Iowa, 6:24.28 2V8--1. Wisconsin, 6:26.97; 2. Notre Dame, 6:31.10; 3. Gonzaga, 6:32.47; 4. Iowa, 6:32.72 1V4--1. Wisconsin, 7:08.26; 2. Iowa, 7:20.23; 3. Gonzaga, 7:22.86; 3. Notre Dame, 7:31.25 Syracuse at Clemson Invita onal .................................Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) Slight headwind approximately 4-7 mph, diminishing at mes 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:34.3; 2. Michigan, 6:40.1; 3. Syracuse, 6:44.1; 4. UCLA, 6:45.5; 5. Penn, 6:52.4; 6. Oklahoma, 7:00.3. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:43.3; 2. Michigan, 6:48.7; 3. Syracuse, 6:54.0; 4. UCLA, 6:59.0; 5. Penn, 7:05.1; 6. Oklahoma, 7:09.9. 1V4--1. Virginia, 7:29.5; 2. Michigan, 7:35.7; 3. Syracuse, 7:40.6; 4. Oklahoma, 7:43.9;


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Virginia at Clemson Invita onal .................................Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) Slight headwind approximately 4-7 mph, diminishing at mes 1V8--1. Virginia, 6:34.3; 2. Michigan, 6:40.1; 3. Syracuse, 6:44.1; 4. UCLA, 6:45.5; 5. Penn, 6:52.4; 6. Oklahoma, 7:00.3. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:43.3; 2. Michigan, 6:48.7; 3. Syracuse, 6:54.0; 4. UCLA, 6:59.0; 5. Penn, 7:05.1; 6. Oklahoma, 7:09.9. 1V4--1. Virginia, 7:29.5; 2. Michigan, 7:35.7; 3. Syracuse, 7:40.6; 4. Oklahoma, 7:43.9; 5. UCLA, 7:47.1; 6. Penn, 8:05.9 2V4--1. Michigan, 7:19.7; 2. Virginia, 7:20.3; 3. Syracuse, 7:36.4; 4. Oklahoma, 7:41.5; 5. UCLA, 7:41.7; 6. Penn, 7:53.5. 3V8--1. Virginia, 6:43.6; 2. Syracuse, 6:51.0; 3. Michigan State (N8), 6:55.6; 4. Ohio State (N8), 7:00.6; 5. Oklahoma, 7:06.1; 6. Clemson (4V8), 7:11.6; 7. UCF, 7:14.0

Apr. 22 Duke at Dale England Cup ......................................Bloomington, Ind. Notre Dame at Dale England Cup ......................................Bloomington, Ind. Condi ons: 7mph cross tail winds, with gusts over 10mph, some chop on the water 68* Comments: Remaining races were cancelled due to rain/lightning 2N8/4V8--1. Notre Dame, 6:59.6; 2. Indiana, 7:18.3; 3. Indiana (3N8), 7:44.9. N8/3V8--1. Notre Dame, 6:42.3; 2. Indiana, 6:56.7. 2V4--1. Indiana, 7:27.3; 2. Duke, 7:49.5. 2V4--1. Notre Dame, 7:18.4 2. Indiana (3V4), 7:41.0. Apr. 23 Duke at Dale England Cup ......................................Bloomington, Ind. Notre Dame at Dale England Cup ......................................Bloomington, Ind. Condi ons: 6-8mph headwind, slight chop on the water (Morning Session) 1V8--1. Indiana, 6:45.7; 2. Notre Dame, 6:46.0; 3. Duke, 6:53.1; 4. Navy, 6:55.7. 2V8--1. Duke, 6:47.3; 2. Indiana, 6:47.6; 3. Notre Dame, 6:53.5; Navy, 7:09.1. 1V4--1. Duke, 7:51.4; 2. Indiana, 7:53.4; 3. Navy, 7:54.4; 4. Notre Dame, 7:55.3. 2V4--1. Notre Dame, 7:45.4; 2. Indiana, 7:49.3; 3. Duke, 7:55. 4: Indiana 3V4, 8:01.2. N8--1. Notre Dame, 7:12.0; 2. Indiana, 7:34.0 2N8--1. Notre Dame, 7:21.4; 2. Indiana, 7:44.6; 3. Indiana 3N8, 8:08.5 1V8--1. Notre Dame, 6:37.4; 2. Indiana, 6:38.5; 3. Duke, 6:45.0; 4. Navy, 7:05.9. 2V8--1. Duke, 6:45.5; 2. Notre Dame, 6:46.2; 3. Indiana, 6:48.0; 4. Navy, 7:22.1. 1V4--1. Duke, 7:37.4; 2. Notre Dame, 7:38.1; 3. Indiana, 7:42.4; 4. Navy 7:47.9. 2V4--1. Indiana, 7:40.8 2. Notre Dame, 7:41.5; 3. Indiana 3V4, 7:54.3; 4. Duke, 8:01.1. Miami UCF ................................................................Miami Beach, Fla. 1V8--1. UCF, 6:29.3; 2. Miami, 6:29.6. 2V8--1. UCF, 6:50.1; 2. Miami, 7:03.66. 1V4--1. UCF, 7:36.96; 2. Miami, 7:54.96. 2V4--1. UCF “A”, 7:54.7; 2. UCF “B”, 8:01.4; 3. Miami, 8:05.7. 3V4--1. UCF “B”, 8:14.5; 2. UCF “A”, 8:21.8.

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Condi ons: Partly cloudy, low 50s. 5-10 MPH wind to the north. 1V8--1. Ohio State, 6:11.5; 2. Syracuse, 6:17.8; 3. Michigan State, 6:25.2 2V8--1. Ohio State, 6:18.5; 2. Syracuse, 6:31.7; 3. Michigan State, 6:45.5. 1V4--1. Ohio State, 7:07.9; 2. Syracuse, 7:15.2; 3. Michigan State, 7:41.5 2V4, 3V4--1. Ohio State 2V4, 6:58.1; 2. Ohio State 3V4, 7:07.4; 3. Syracuse, 7:09.3; 4. Michigan State, 7:48.3 N8--1. Syracuse, 6:42.0; 2. Michigan State, 6:48.9; 3. Ohio State, 6:52.6; Apr. 30 Clemson at Tennessee Invita onal ...............................Lake Melton, Oak Ridge, Tenn. 1V8--1. Iowa, 6:34.7; 2. UCF, 6:36.7; 3. Clemson, 6:41.9; 4. Tennessee, 6:46.1. 2V8--1. Iowa, 6:42.4 2. Tennessee, 6:45.6; 3. UCF, 6:47.7; 4. Clemson, 6:52.9. 1V4--1. Clemson, 7:26.6; 2. Iowa, 7:30.0; 3. UCF, 7:36.8; 4. Tennessee, 7:37.1. N8---1. Iowa, 6:48.2; 2. Clemson, 6:59.0; 3. UCF, 7:07.8; 4. Tennessee, 7:17.2. 2V4--1. Clemson, 7:34.7; 2. Iowa, 7:42.5; 3. Tennessee, 7:53.3; 4. UCF, 7:58.8.

Duke at Princeton ...................................................Carnegie Lake, Princeton, N.J. Morning Session Condi ons: Headwind 6-8 mph 1V8--1. Princeton, 6:47.5; 2. Duke, 7:03.3. 2V8--1. Princeton, 6:55.5; 2. Duke, 6:58.3; 3. Princeton 3V8, 7:40.9 1V4--1. Princeton “A”, 7:51.6; 2. Princeton “B”, 7:56.8; 3. Duke, 8:00.7. A ernoon Session Condi ons: Flat condi ons 1V8--1. Princeton, 6:29.8; 2. Duke, 6:42.9. 2V8--1. Princeton, 6:34.9; 2. Duke, 6:38.8. 1V4--1. Princeton “A”, 7:27.9; 2. Princeton “B”, 7:31.0; 3. Duke, 7:34.7; Princeton “C”, 7:40.5.

Louisville at Michigan....................................................Ann Arbor, Mich. 8-12 mph cross tailwind building through the morning 1V8--1. Michigan, 6:13.98; 2. Michigan State, 6:21.47; 3. Louisville, 6:24.90 2V8--1. Michigan, 6:31.20; 2. Louisville, 6:35.52; 3. Michigan State, 6:52.59. 1V4--1. Michigan, 7:14.40 ; 2. Louisville, 7:30.23; 4. Michigan State, 7:58.28 2V4--1. Michigan A, 7:18.50; 2. Louisville, 7:34.13; 3. Michigan , 7:52.28. 1N8--1. Louisville, 6:44.46; 2. Michigan State, 7:03.61; 3. Michigan 7:07.90 Virginia at Texas ..........................................................Lake Walter E. Long, Aus n, Texas Condi ons: Tail wind, 6-10mph; fl oa ng start: 1V8--1. Virginia, 5:58.8; 2. Texas, 6:03.2. 2V8--1. Virginia, 6:05.7; 2. Texas, 6:07.7. 1V4--1. Virginia, 6:50.3; 2. Texas, 7:01.7. 2V4--1. Virginia, 6:59.5; 2. Texas, 7:06.7; 3. Texas 3V47:08.6 May 1 Boston College at Eastern Sprints ..........................................Camden, N. J. (Cooper River) Condi ons: Slight crossing headwind from southeast - priority lanes set from western shore ( 1V8--(Heat 3)--1. Dartmouth, 7:01.205 2. Boston College, 7:03.254; 3. MIT, 7:08.983; 4. Georgetown, 7:13.762. 2V8--(Heat 3)--1. Dartmouth, 7:09.583 2. Boston College, 7:09.939; 3. Bucknell, 7:12.859; 4. Georgetown 7:33.793. 1V4--Heat 3--1. Varsity Four--1. Northeastern, 8:00.551; 2. Boston College, 8:11.850; 3. Rutgers, 8:23.149; 4. Georgetown, 8:24.633. 3V8--Heat 2--1. Bucknell 3V8, 7:20.730; 2. Boston College, 7:25.742; 3. Rutgers, 7:28.660; 4. Bucknell 4V8, 7:49.138.; 5. Buff alo 3V8, 7:59.375; 6. Rutgers N8, 8:04.194.

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2016 ACC Schedule & Results2016 ACC Schedule & Results 1V4--(Heat 3)--1. Harvard/Radcliff e, 8:00.870; 2. Northeastern, 8:10.746; 3. Boston College, 8:11.501 ; 4. West Virginia, 8:23.113; 5. Rutgers 8:28.369. Condi ons: Switched priority lanes to eastern shore before Lightweight Grand Final and for all open weight races as wind increased and varied from southeast to headwind 1V8--Grand Final--1. Harvard/Radcliff e, 7:02.400; 2. Northeastern, 7:05.066; 4. Dartmouth 7:18.790; 5. Columbia, 7:22.056; 5. Boston College ,7:25.755; Rutgers..7:26.795 2V8--Grand Final--1. Harvard/Radcliff e, 7:09.003 2. Northeastern, 7:12.756 3. Dartmouth, 7:22.227; 4. Columbia. 7:23.728; 5. Boston College, 7:33.429; 6. Boston U, 7:40.848. 1V4--Grand Final--1. Harvard/Radcliff e, 7:46.253; 2. Bucknell, 7:56.092; 3. Northeastern,7:56.847; 4. Dartmouth, 7:58.031; 5. Boston College, 8:14.788; 6. Drexel, 8:15.586. 3V8--Grand Final--1. Harvard/Radcliff e 3V8, 7:23.008; 2. Bucknell 3V8, 7:27.986; 3. Boston Col lege, 7:39.468; 4. Rutgers, 7:45.656; 5. Harvard/Radcliff e 4V8, 7:47.988; 6. Dartmouth, 7:54.061. V4 “B”--Grand Final--1. Harvard/Radcliff e, 8:15.249; 2. Columbia, 8:25.700; 3. Bucknell, 8:35.787; 4. Boston College, 8:37.968; 5. Dartmouth, 8:50.360; 6. Northeastern, 8:55.842 V4 “C”--Grand--1. Boston College, 8:27.278; 2. Northeastern, 8:43.300; 3. Dartmouth, 9:06.257. May 13 All Teams at ACC Championship (Heats) ..................... Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) 3V8—Heat 1--1. Virginia, 6:53.931; 2. Notre Dame, 7:09.976; 3. Clemson, 7:15.688; 4. North Carolina, 7:32.216. 3V8—Heat 2--1. Louisville, 6:56.244; 2. Syracuse, 7:09.231; 3. Boston College, 7:17.902; 4. Duke, 7:21.682. 2V4—Heat 1--1. Virginia, 7:36.203; 2. Notre Dame, 7:45.033; 3. Clemson, 7:52.423; 4. North Carolina, 8:13.443. 2V4—Heat 2--1. Louisville, 7:43.018; 2. Syracuse, 7:49.200; 3. Boston College, 7:57.434; 4. Miami, 8:04.749. 1V4—Heat 1--1. Virginia, 7:18.413; 2. Louisville, 7:34.438; 3. Clemson, 7:38.494; 4. North Carolina, 7:46.258; 5. Miami, 8:07.588. 1V4—Heat 2--1. Notre Dame, 7:25.700; 2. Syracuse, 7:28.675; 3. Duke, 7:31.321; 4. Boston College, 7:49.675. 2V8—Heat 1—1, Virginia, 6:32.271; 2. Notre Dame, 6:41.256; 3. Louisville, 6:47.472; 4. North Carolina, 6:59.209; 5. Miami, 6:59.565. 2V8—Heat 2—1. Duke, 6:35.850; 2. Syracuse, 6:43.594; 3. Clemson, 6:49.841; 4. Boston College, 6:57.858. 1V8—Heat 1—1. Virginia, 6:21.117; 2. Duke, 6:32.803; 3. Louisville, 6:37.811; 4. Boston College, 6:40.719; 5. North Carolina, 6:48.294. 1V8—Heat 2—1. Notre Dame, 6:31.223; 2. Syracuse, 6:32.901; 3. Clemson, 6:35.678; 4. Miami, 6:38.297.

May 14 All Teams at ACC Championship (Finals) ..................... Clemson, S.C. (Lake Hartwell) 1V8--Pe te Final--1. Miami, 6:41.569; 2. Boston College, 6:52.142; 3. North Carolina, 6:56.891. 1V8-- Grand Final--1. Virginia, 6:14.989; 2. Duke, 6:20.444; 3. Syracuse, 6:20.495; 4. Notre Dame, 6:23.727; 5. Louisville, 6:29.089; 6. Clemson, 6:34.456 2V8 Pe te Final--1.Boston College, 6:48.549; 2. Miami, 6:49.567; 3. North Carolina, 6:52.890. 2V8--Grand Final--1. Virginia, 6:25.411; 2. Duke, 6:32.322; 3. Notre Dame, 6:32.326; 4. Syracuse, 6:37.501; 5. Louisville, 6:38.103; 6. Clemson, 6:51.296. 1V4--Pe te Final--1.Boston College, 7:35.298; 2. North Carolina, 7:37.649; 3. Miami, 8:00.314. 1V4--Grand Final--1. Virginia, 7:13.779; 2. Duke, 7:20.113; 3. Syracuse, 7:20.740; 4. Notre Dame, 7:21.182; 5. Louisville, 7:30.765; 6. Clemson, 7:37.175.

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Team Results--1. Virginia, 99; 2. Duke, Syracuse, 75; 4. Notre Dame, 68; 5. Louisville, 60; 6. Clemson, 47; 7. Boston College, 31; 8. Miami, 22; 9. North Carolina, 16.

May 27 Selected Teams at NCAA Championship .................................Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma) May 28 Selected Teams at NCAA Championship .................................Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma) May 29 Selected Teams at NCAA Championship .................................Gold River, Calif. (Lake Natoma)

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CRCA Rowing National Rankings Since 2002, Virginia leads all Atlan c Coast Conference schools with 131 appearances in the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Associa on poll. The Cavaliers have appeared in 95 consecu ve polls, da ng back to the fi nal CRCA poll of 2006. The Cava-liers have actually made an appearance in 131 of 132 CRCA polls since 2002. In all, six current ACC schools have appeared in the CRCA poll a total of 404 mes since 2005. Notre Dame, which joined the ACC in 2013-14, has appeared in 90 polls da ng back to 2004. The Figh ng Irish have 16 appearances in the Top 10 with their highest ranking 3rd on May 2 of 2007. Notre Dame was ranked 9th in the fi nal CRCA poll for 2014, its 10th consecu ve Top 10 ranking. Clemson is next with 59 total appearances, including a streak of 43 consecu ve polls which ended on April 18, 2012. Louisville, which joined the ACC this year, has been ranked a total of 54 mes. Its highest ranking of 15th was achieved this year on March 22nd and 29th. Syracuse, which also joined the ACC in 2013-14, has been ranked a total of 56 mes, with its highest ranking coming on April 2nd of 2003 when the Orange was ranked 13th. Duke, which this week achieved its highest raking of 12th in the poll, has been ranked fi ve mes this year, tying for the most in a single year (2004). Duke’s previous highest ranking was 17th, which occurred on March 9 of 2005. In 2010, Virginia became the fi rst ACC team to be ranked No. 1 na onally, earning that ranking three mes in 2010, the fi rst of which occurred in the poll of April 7. Virginia was also ranked fi rst in the fi nal poll of the year on May 19 prior to winning the team tle at the NCAA Championships. The Cavaliers achieved six more No. 1 na onal rankings in 2012, in the fi rst fi ve polls and in the fi nal poll. UVa was ranked No. 1 in the fi rst poll in each of the 2011, 2012 and 2013 seasons and has been ranked No. 1 a total of 12 mes. UVa has been ranked in the top fi ve na onally for 33 consecu ve and 66 of the last 68 polls.

Virginia (131)2002 (1): May 1—10th2003 (9): Apr 1—3rd; Apr. 2—11th; Apr. 9—10th; Apr. 16—12th; Apr. 23—13th; Apr. 30—12th; May 7—12th; May 14—12th; May 21—5th2004 (9): Mar. 11—7th; Mar. 31—8th; Apr. 7—6th; Apr. 14—6th; Apr. 21—6th; Apr. 28—6th; May 5—7th; May 12—7th; May 19—5th.2005 (9): Mar. 9--6th; Mar 30--6th; Apr. 6—9th; Apr. 13—9th; Apr. 20—10th; Apr. 27—10th; May 4—9th; May 11—9th; May 18—7th.2006 (8): Mar. 13—3rd; Mar. 29—3rd; Apr. 5—6th; Apr. 12—11th; Apr. 19—11th; Apr. 26—14th; May 3—15th; May 10—15th; May 17—NR2007 (7): Mar. 14—3rd; Mar. 28—2nd; Apr. 4—7th; Apr. 18—5th; Apr. 25—5th; May 2—5th; May 16—3rd.2008 (11): Mar. 15—2nd; Mar. 26—2nd; Apr. 2—3rd; Apr. 9—3rd; Apr. 16—3rd; Apr. 23—3rd; Apr. 30—7th ( ed); May 7—9th; May 14—9th; May 21—4th; June 11—8th.2009 (11): Mar. 12—6th; Mar. 25—6th; Apr. 1—7th ( ed); Apr. 8—13th; Apr. 15—11th; Apr. 22—15th; Apr. 29—11th; May 6—11th; May 13—11th; May 20—4th; June 4—2nd.2010 (8): Mar. 18—T3rd; Mar. 31--2nd; Apr. 7--1st; Apr. 14--1st; Apr. 21--3rd; Apr. 28--3rd; May 5--3rd; May 19--1st2011 (8): Mar. 16--1st; Mar. 30--2nd; Apr. 6--2nd; Apr. 13--2nd; Apr. 20--5th; Apr. 27--5th; May 5--5th; May 18--3rd.2012 (9): Mar. 15--1st; Mar. 29--1st; Apr. 4--1st; Apr. 11--1st.; Apr. 18--1st; Apr. 25--2nd; May 2--2nd; May 16--2nd( e); May 30--1st.2013 (10): Mar. 20--1st; Apr. 3--1st.; Apr. 10--3rd; Apr. 17--3rd.; April 24--4th; May 1--5th.; May 8--6th; May 15--6th; May 29--5th; June 8--5th2014 (10): Mar. 25--3rd; Apr. 2--3rd; Apr. 9--3rd; Apr. 16--4th; Apr. 23--5th; Apr. 30--5th; May 7--5th; May 14--5th; May 21--4th; June 4--5th.2015 (11): Mar. 11--2nd; Mar. 25--2nd; Apr. 1--4th; Apr. 8--4th; Apr. 15--4th.; Apr. 21--3rd; Apr. 29--3rd; May 6--2nd; May 13--3rd; May 20--4th; June 2--5th.2016 (10): Mar. 9--4th; Mar. 22--4th; .Mar. 29--4th; Apr. 6--3rd ( e); Apr. 13--3rd; Apr. 20--4th; Apr. 27--4th; May 4--5th; May 11--5th; May 18--3rd.

Notre Dame (90)2004 (8): Mar. 31--20th; Apr. 7--17th; Apr. 14--17th; Apr. 21--17th; Apr. 28--14th; May 5--14th; May 12--14th; May 19--16th.2005 (1): Mar. 9--16th; 2006 (7): Apr. 5--11th; Apr. 12--12th; Apr. 19--13th; Apr. 26--12th; May 3--13th; May 10--10th; May 17--5th.2007 (7): Mar. 14--11th; Mar. 28--13th; Apr. 4--14th; Apr. 18--6th; Apr. 25--6th; May 2--3rd; May 16--6th.2008 (11): Mar. 15--15th; Mar. 26--14th; Apr. 2--14th; Apr. 9--16th; Apr. 16--17th ( e); Apr. 23--18th; Apr. 30--17th ( e); May 7--18th; May 14--18th; May 21--18th; Jun. 11--18th.2009 (1): Mar. 25--20th; 2010 (5): Mar. 31--20th; Apr. 7--16th ( e); Apr. 14--19th; Apr. 28--19th; May 5--19th.2011 (3): Apr. 20--20th; Apr. 27--20th; May 4--20th;2012 (7): Mar. 28--17th; Apr. 4--18th; Apr. 18--17th; Apr. 25--15th; May 2--15th; May 16--16th; May 30--15th;

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2013 (10): Mar. 20--14th; Apr. 3--13th; Apr. 10--12th; Apr. 17--12th; Apr. 25--10th; May 1--11th; May 8--11th; May 15--11th; May 29--9th; June 8--13th.2014 (10): Mar. 25--8th; Apr. 2--8th; Apr. 9--9th; Apr. 16--9th; Apr. 23--10th; Apr. 30--10th; May 7--10th; May 14--10th; May 21--10th; June 4--9th.2015 (10): Mar. 11--12th ( e); Mar. 25--14th; Apr. 1--16th; Apr. 8--16th; Apr. 15--17th; Apr 29--19t; May 6--19th; May 13--19th; May 20--16th; Jun. 2--16th.2016 (10): Mar. 9--17th; Mar. 22--16th( e); Mar. 29--16th; Apr. 6--18th; Apr. 13--18th; Apr. 20--17th.; Apr. 27--16th; May 4--15th; May 11--15th; May 18--17th.

Clemson (59)2007 (1): Mar. 28—12th2008 (11): Mar. 15—17th; Mar. 26—16th; Apr. 2—16th; Apr. 9—18th; Apr. 16—17th ( ed); Apr. 23—17th; Apr. 30—17th ( ed); May 7—17th; May 14—17th; May 21—12th; June 11—14th.2009 (11): Mar. 12—13th; Mar. 25—13th; Apr. 1—14th; Apr. 8—16th; Apr. 15—14th; Apr. 22—10th; Apr. 29—9th; May 6—10th; May 13—10th; May 20—12th; June 4—12th.2010 (8): Mar. 18—12th; Mar. 31--11th; Apr. 7--12th; Apr. 14--12th; Apr. 21--13th; Apr. 28--14th; May 5--15th; May 19--12th.2011 (8): Mar. 16--15th; Mar. 30--14th; Apr. 6--12th; Apr. 13--13th; Apr. 20--14th; Apr. 27--11th; May 5--11th; May 18--13th.2012 (6): Mar. 15--16th; Mar. 29--15th; Apr. 4--16th; Apr. 11--18th; Apr. 25--19th; May 30--20th.2013 (10): Mar. 20--17th; Apr. 3--15th; Apr. 10--14th; Apr. 17--14th.; Apr. 24--14th; May 1--16th; May 8--16th; May 15--18th; May 29--18th.; June 8--18th.2014 (4): Mar. 25--18th; Apr. 2--15th; Apr. 9--17th; Apr. 16--18th( e).

Louisville (54)2005 (2): May 4--20th; May 11--20th.2006 (1): May 17--20th.2007 (8): Mar. 14--19th; Mar. 28--16th; Apr. 4--17th ( e); Apr. 18--18th; Apr. 24--18th; May 2--19th; May 8--19th; May 16--17th.2008 (2): Mar. 20--15th; Mar. 26--19th ( e).2009 (9): Mar. 12-20th; Apr. 8--20th; Apr. 15--17th; Apr. 22--19th; Apr. 29--18th; May 6--18th; May 13--18th; May 20--18th; June 4--18th.2010 (1): Mar 18--19th ( e).2011 (1): Apr. 13--20th.2013 (10): Mar. 20--18th ( e); Apr. 3--17th; Apr. 10--18th; Apr. 17--18th; Apr. 24--19th; May 1--19th; May 8--19th; May 15--19th; May 29--20th; June 8--20th.2014 (9): Mar. 24--16th; Apr. 2--17th; Apr. 9--19th; Apr. 23--18th; Apr. 30--17th ( e); May 7--17th; May 14--17th; May 21--18th; June 4--17th2015 (6): Mar. 11--18th; Mar. 25--18th; Apr.1--17th; Apr. 8--20th, May 20--18th; Jun. 2--20th.2016 (5): Mar. 9--20th; Mar. 22--15th; Mar. 29--15th; Apr. 6--19th ( e); Apr. 13--20th.

Syracuse (56)2002 (1): May 1--18th2003 (8): Apr. 2--13th; Apr. 9--17th; Apr. 16--17th; Apr. 23--16th; Apr. 30--15th; May 7--14th; May 14--14th; May 21--18th2004 (7): Mar. 11--17th; Mar. 31--15th; Apr. 7--18th; Apr. 14--18th; Apr. 21--18th; Apr. 28--19th; May 5--19th; 2005 (9): Mar. 9--20th; Mar. 30--18th; Apr. 6--15th; Apr. 13--16th; Apr. 20--18th; Apr. 27--17th; May 4--16th ( e); May 11--16th; May 18--16th.2011 (1): May 16--20th; 2013 (1): May 29--19th;2014: (10): Mar. 25--19th; Apr. 2--18th; Apr. 9--16th; Apr. 16--18th ( e); Apr. 23--17th; Apr. 30--17th ( e); May 7--18th.; May 14--18th; May 21--17th.; June 4--19th.2015 (9): Mar. 11--17th; Mar. 25--17th; Apr. 1--19th; Apr. 21--17th; Apr. 29--16th; May 6--17th; May 13-16th; May 20--17th; Jun.--18th.2016 (10): Mar. 9--15th; Mar. 22--16th ( e); Mar. 29--19th; Apr. 6--19th ( e); Apr. 13--19th; Apr. 20--16th; Apr. 27--14th; May 4--16th; May 11--16th; May 18--15th.

Duke (14)2004 (5): Mar. 11—18th; Mar. 31—18th; Apr. 7—20th; Apr. 14—20th; May 12—20th;2005 (1): Mar. 9--17th;2013 (2): Apr. 10--20th; Apr. 17--20th.2014 (1): Mar. 25--20th.2016 (5): Mar. 22--20th; Apr. 27--19th; May 4--19th; May 11--19th; May 18--12th.

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Virginia’s First Varsity Eight Named First 2016 ACC Rowing Crew of the Week

March 15, 2016 Virginia’s First Varsity Eight was named the Atlan c Coast Conference Crew of the Week on March 15 a er defea ng seven schools—including three na onally-ranked opponents—in three races March 12-13 at the Oak Ridge Invita onal, held on Lake Melton in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The Cavaliers, who are ranked fourth na onally this week, recorded a me of 6:22.99 in defea ng 11th-ranked Michigan, Clemson and UCF in their fi rst race of the weekend on Saturday morning. Virginia then came back to post an impressive me of 6:07.845 with the help of a slight current in defea ng 17th-ranked Notre Dame, Michigan State and Kansas on Saturday a ernoon. Finally, the UVA 1V8 crew posted a 6:29.454 me in defea ng 20th-ranked Louisville, Clemson and Oklahoma on Sunday morning.The Virginia First Varsity Eight is composed of Coxswain Cole e Lucas-Conwell (Jr, Palo Alto, California); Stroke Mackenzi Sherman (Sr., Los Alamitos, California); Seven-seat Tessa Dikkers (Sr., Pelham, New York); Six-seat Georgia Ratcliff (Jr., Falls Church, Virginia); Five-seat Eliza Spilsbury (So., Centreville, Massachuse s); Four-seat Erin Briggs (Jr., Orono, Minnesota); Three-seat Heidi Long (Fr., Buckingham-shire, England); Two-seat Alice Darry (So., West Melton, New Zealand) and Bow Sam Casto (Sr., Dallas, Pennsylvania) UVA’s First Varsity Eight crew was chosen over North Carolina’s First Varsity Eight, which posted a me of 7:03.65 in defea ng George Mason by almost nine seconds in a dual meet Saturday on Lake Lure.

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Duke Second Varsity Eight Named ACC Crew of the WeekBlue Devils Top Clemson, North Carolina in Carolina Cup at Clemson

March 22, 2016 Duke’s Second Varsity Eight was named the Atlan c Coast Conference Crew of the Week on March 22 a er defea ng Clemson and North Carolina in the Carolina Cup, held last Saturday on Lake Hartwell in Clemson, S.C. The Blue Devils, who made their spring season debut under new head coach Megan Cooke Carcagno, recorded an impressive me of 6:37.6 to edge the Tigers (6:39.6) and Tar Heels (7:00.4) as Duke captured the fi rst three races of the Carolina Cup, winning also in the First Varsity Eight and First Varsity Four races as well. The me was the second fastest for a Second Varsity Eight crew in program history. The crew for the Duke Second Varsity Eight is composed of coxswain Meagan Lew (So., Boston, Mass.); Megan Conroy (So., Fay-e eville, N.C.); Elizabeth Horne (Jr., London, United Kingdom); Lauren Miranda (Sr., Cli on Park, N.Y.); Shannon Tierney (Fr., Hacke -stown, N.J.); Johanna Burstein (Jr., New York, N.Y.); Grace Williams (So., Vienna, Va.); Meridith Kis ng (Gr., Loves Park, Ill.); and Celia Macrae (Fr., Cincinna , Ohio). The Duke Second Varsity Eight was chosen over the Third Varsity Eight of Boston College and the First Varsity Eight of Miami. BC’s Third Varsity Eight, coached by Steve Fiske, defeated St. Joseph’s and Temple in a pair of races Saturday on the Schuykill River in Philadelphia. BC’s 3V8 turned in a me of 7:04.6 in defea ng St. Joe’s (7:15.39) and a 7:04.36 clocking in downing Temple (7:16.10). Miami’s First Varsity Eight, coached by Dave Sanderson, defeated Columbia and Florida Tech in a pair of races at the Governor’s Cup in Fellsmere, Fla. Miami recorded a me of 6:45.73 in downing Columbia (6:50.21) and a me of 6:45.78 in defea ng Florida Tech (7:10.05).

ACC Crews of the WeekMar. 15 ....................Virginia 1V8Mar. 22 ........................Duke 1V8Mar. 29 ......... North Carolina 1V8Apr. 5 ......................Virginia 2V8Apr. 12 ..........Boston College 1V4Apr. 19 .....................Virginia 1V4Apr. 26 ..............Notre Dame 1V8May 3 ...................... Virginis 1V8


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North Carolina First Varsity Eight Named ACC Crew of the WeekTar Heels Top Georgetown, West Virginia

March 29, 2016 North Carolina’s First Varsity Eight was named the Atlan c Coast Conference Crew of the Week on March 29 a er defea ng Georgetown and West Virginia in separate races, held on March 25 on Lake Wheeler in Raleigh, N.C. The Tar Heels, coached by Sarah Haney, defeated Georgetown (7:05.24) by more than fi ve seconds, pos ng a me of 7:00.9. The win led a UNC eff ort that reclaimed the Class of 2006 Cup from Georgetown. The Class of 2006 Cup goes to the winner of the North Carolina-Georgetown First Varsity Eight race each year. The Hoyas had maintained control of the Cup for the past four years. UNC’s First Varsity Eight, compe ng in its only home rega a of the year, then defeated West Virginia, pos ng a 6:52.5 clocking to edge the Mountaineers’ me of 6:54.1. The North Carolina First Varsity Eight is composed of coxswain Kylee Wooten (Sr., Winston-Salem, North Carolina); Egan Berne (Jr., Chicago, Illinois); Lauren Colberg (Sr., Cary, North Carolina); Stephanie Wangerin (Jr., Jacksonville, North Carolina); Nina Luker (So., Radnor, Pennsylvania); Morgan Donnelly (So., Huntersville, North Carolina); Victoria McGee (Sr., Kernersville, North Carolina); Chelsea Gustafson (Sr., Cary, North Carolina); and Bryn Melanson (So., Boston, Massachuse s). The North Carolina First Varsity Eight was chosen for ACC Crew of the Week over the First Varsity Four of Boston College. BC’s First Varsity Four, coached by Steve Fiske, came in second on March 26 only to 13th-ranked Harvard-Radcliff e in a fi ve-team race on the Charles River in Boston. BC’s First Varsity Four recorded a me of 7:42.0 in defea ng Northeastern (7:47.5), Boston Univer-sity (7:55.9) and MIT (8:25.3), losing only to Harvard-Radcliff e (7:27.8).

Virginia Second Varsity Eight Named ACC Crew of the WeekCavaliers down teams from Third-Ranked Ohio State,

Sixth-Ranked MichiganApril 5, 2016

Virginia’s Second Varsity Eight was named the Atlan c Coast Conference Crew of the Week on April 5 a er defea ng teams from No. 3 Ohio State and No. 6 Michigan at the ACC-Big Challenge onApril 3 on the Griggs Reservoir in Columbus Ohio. Virginia entered the weekend ranked fourth na onally as a team in last week’s Colle-giate Rowing Coaches Associa on (CRCA) poll.

The Cavaliers, coached by Kevin Sauer, posted a me of 6:46.2 in defea ng the two- me na onal champion Buckeyes (6:53.8) by more than seven seconds. Earlier in the day in be er condi ons, Virginia’s 2V8 had posted a much faster me of 6:30.8 in defea ng the sixth-ranked Wolverines (6:39.8) and Michigan State (7:10.9). UVA’s Second Varsity Eight crew keyed a strong performance by the Cavaliers that saw them win all fi ve races against Michigan and Michigan State and fi ve of seven races against Ohio State. The Virginia Second Varsity Eight is composed of coxswain Izzi Weis (Fr., Chicago, Ill.), Stroke: Hannah Solis-Cohen (Sr., New York, N.Y.); seven-seat Jo Gurman (Jr., Weston, Conn.), six-seat Maxime Lubbers (Sr., Amsterdam, The Netherlands); fi ve-seat Jane Hudson (So., Sandy, Utah); four-seat: Alice Darry (So., West Melton, New Zealand); three-seat Jennifer Reid (Sr., Staff ord, Va.); two seat Ellen Pate (Jr., Lafaye e, Calif.) and Bow Taylor Leonard (Jr., Arlington, Va.) . The Virginia Second Varsity Eight was chosen for ACC Crew of the Week over several strong rowing eff orts last weekend, includ-ing those of Miami’s First Varsity Eight, North Carolina’s First Varsity Eight, Boston College’s First Varsity Eight and the Third Varsity Eight of Clemson. Miami’s First Varsity Eight, coached by David Sanderson, captured the Cal Cup at the pres gious San Diego Crew Classic, held last Saturday and Sunday in San Diego, California. The UM 1V8 posted a me of 7:11.845 in outdistancing Tennessee (7:19.547), Loyola Marymount (7:22.642), Old Dominion (7:26.306), San Diego State (7:27.069) and Kansas State (7:27.084). North Carolina’s First Varsity Eight, coached by Sarah Haney, captured fi rst place at the Occoquan (Virginia) Sprints, winning its heat and then pos ng a me of 5:44.60 to defeat Drexel (5:47.21), Grand Valley State (5:48.11), Duquesne (5:51.47), George Mason (6:07.42) and Loyola Marymount (6:32.42). Boston College’s First Varsity Eight, coached by Steve Fiske, posted a me of 7:05.4 on the Charles River in Boston to down cross town rival MIT (7:13.00). Clemson’s Third Varsity Eight, coached by Stephen Frazier Wong, recorded an impressive win over third-ranked Ohio State with a me of 7:08.7, bes ng the Buckeyes by almost 20 seconds (7:27.5).


Boston College First Varsity Four Named ACC Crew of the WeekEagles’ Crew Take the Gold Medal; BC Wins Six Medals at Pres gious Knecht Cup

April 12, 2016 Boston College’s First Varsity Four was named the Atlan c Coast Conference Crew of the Week a er taking home the gold medal Sunday at the Knecht Cup, held on Mercer Lake in West Windsor Township, New Jersey. BC’s First Varsity Four won both its heat and semifi nal races on Saturday, before capturing the Grand Final on Sunday with a me of 7:30.30, edging ACC rival North Carolina (7:30.78) for the gold. BC won the tle against a total of 34 crews that competed at the Knecht Cup in the Varsity Four event. The Boston College First Varsity Four is composed of sophomore coxswain Amanda Bakke (Poughkeepsie, New York); sophomore Michela Karrash (North Wales, Pennsylvania); freshman Paige Vignone (Wyckoff , New Jersey); sophomore Elizabeth McKernan (Blue Bell, Pennsylvania) and freshman Olivia Rogus (Chester, New Jersey). The Varsity Four fi nish for the highlighted six medals that BC won on Sunday, in what Eagle head coach Steve Fiske termed “the best team performance in program history.” BC also fi nished fi rst in the Novice Four, second in the First Varsity Eight, third in the Second Varsity Eight, the Second Varsity Four and the Third Varsity Eight races.

Virginia’s First Varsity Four Named ACC Crew of the WeekCavaliers’ Crew Defeats Six Na onally Ranked Teams

April 19, 2016 Virginia’s First Varsity Four was named the Atlan c Coast Conference Crew of the Week on April 19 a er winning all three of its events at the Clemson Invita onal, April 16-17, held on Lake Hartwell in Clemson, South Carolina. The Virginia 1V4, coached by Kevin Sauer, fi nished fi rst in its ini al April 16 heat, pos ng a me of 7:40.0 in defea ng 14th-ranked Washington State (7:53.1) by more than 13 seconds, while also outdistancing Clemson (7:58.4), 13th-ranked Indiana (8:00.2), Cornell (8:01.4), Penn (8:06.1) and UCF (8:10.5). The UVA First Varsity Four then fi nished fi rst in its April 16 a ernoon heat, pos ng a me of 7:19.7 in defea ng eighth-ranked Texas (7:22.6), third-ranked Ohio State (7:29.3), San Diego (7:31.7), Cornell (7:42.8) and Michigan State (8:09.3). Finally on Sunday, April 17, the Virginia First Varsity Four posted a me of 7:29.5 in defea ng 10th-ranked Michigan (7:35.7), 20th-ranked Syracuse (7:40.6), Oklahoma (7:43.9), UCLA (7:47.1) and Penn (8:05.09). The Virginia First Varsity Four is composed of sophomore coxswain Rachel Dick (Bethesda, Maryland); junior stroke Taylor Leonard (Arlington, Va.); junior three-seat Marijane Brennan (Gross Pointe Farms, Mich.); sophomore two-seat Mackenzie Springer (Fairfax, Va.); and junior bow Karen Schulte (Trout Run, Pennsylvania). The First Varsity Four fi nish was one of 12 races captured by the third-ranked Cavaliers last weekend. Virginia’s First Varsity Four was selected over the Syracuse First Varsity Four crew, coached by Jus n Moore, which posted the fast-est me of the weekend in the event at the Clemson Invita onal. Syracuse covered the 2,000-yard distance in 7:18.00, defea ng No. 17 Harvard Radcliff e (7:20.4), UCLA (7:24.4), 20th-ranked Louisville (7:25.3), host Clemson (7:32.4), No. 13 Indiana (7:38.3) and Penn (7:40.8).

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Notre Dame’s First Varsity Eight Named ACC Crew of the WeekIrish Crew Defeats 14th-Ranked Indiana to Claim Dale England Cup

April 26, 2016 Notre Dame’s First Varsity Eight was named the Atlan c Coast Conference Crew of the Week a er winning and clinching the Dale England Cup for the Irish by defea ng 14th-ranked Indiana, Duke and Navy to break a three-way e for the Cup tle on April 24.. The Notre Dame 1V8, coached by Mar n Stone, lowered their me by almost nine seconds in pos ng a me a 6:37.4 clocking to defeat the 14th-ranked Hoosiers (6:38.5), Duke (6:45.0) and Navy (7:05.9) to clinch the tle of the Dale England in a ebreaker at Lake Lemon, Indiana. Earlier, in the morning session, the Irish 1V8 had posted a me of 6:46.0 in fi nishing second by just three-tenths of a second to Indiana (6:45.7), but ahead of Duke (6:53.1) and Navy (6:55.7). The a ernoon win allowed the Irish, which also fi nished second in the 2V8, 1V4 and 2V4 a ernoon races, to win the Dale England for the third me in the last four years. Earlier, Notre Dame won the morning Second Varsity Four, the Novice Eight and the Second Novice Eight. Notre Dame’s First Varsity Eight is composed of coxswain Reilly Kearny (So., San Mateo, California), stroke Joanna Mulvey (Sr., Sta-atsburg, New York), seven-seat Hillary Shinnick (Jr., Kildorrey County Cork, Ireland), six-seat Elizabeth Kelley (Sr., Windermere, Florida), fi ve-seat Treasa O’Tighearnaigh (So., Powell, Ohio), four-seat Katherine Lume a (Sr. Chesterfi eld, Missouri), three-seat Laura Migliore (Fr., Tampa, Florida), two-seat Ellen Gleadow (Sr., Vancouver, Bri sh Columbia) and bow Catherine Wagner (Jr., St. Louis, Missouri). Notre Dame’s 1V8 boat was chosen over the First Varsity Four of Duke. Unranked, the Blue Devils 1V4 crew, coached by Megan Cooke Carcagno, won both of their races at the Dale England Cup. In the morning session, the Blue Devils posted a me of 7:51.4 in defea ng 14th-ranked Indiana (7:53.4), Navy (7:54.4) and 17th-ranked Notre Dame (7:55.3). Then in the a ernoon session, Duke low-ered its me by 14 seconds in pos ng a 7:37.4 clocking to again defeat the Irish (7:38.1), Indiana (7:42.4) and Navy (7:47.9).

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Gold River, Calif.—Virginia’s First Varsity Four crew captured the na onal championship in its event on May 31, leading the Cavaliers to a third consecu ve fi h-place team fi nish the NCAA Rowing Champion-ship at the Sacramento State Aqua c Center on Lake Natoma in Gold River, California. Virginia recorded its ninth consecu ve team fi nish of sixth or be er, a streak that dates back to 2006. The Cavaliers have now fi nished sixth or be er in 17 of 19 NCAA championships, 15 mes fi nishing in the top fi ve. Notre Dame, the ACC Championship runner-up, fi nished in 16th place with 41 points. Anna Ko kamp, who rowed in Notre Dame’s First Varsity Eight crew, was named the winner of the 2015 Elite 89 Award as the rower with the highest GPA in the NCAA Rowing Championship. It marked the second year in a row that Ko kamp, a senior from Wenatchee, Wis., was so honored. She gave the com-mencement address as the valedictorian of Notre Dame’s 2015 gradua ng class. Ohio State, which captured its third-straight NCAA team tle, fi nished in fi rst place with 126 points, fol-lowed by California (114), Brown (112), Washington (110) and Virginia (104). Virginia’s na onal championship First Varsity Four Crew of coxswain: Julia Roithmayr (Sr., Yorktown, Va.); 4-Seat: Maggie Bowman-Jones (Sr., Moss Beach, Calif.); 3-Seat: Marijane Brennan (So., Gross Pointe Farms, Mich.); 2-Seat: Hannah Solis-Cohen (Jr., New

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York, N.Y.); and bow: Ellen Pate (So., Lafaye e, Calif.). The win marked the 10th NCAA event champion-ship for the ACC, but fi rst since 2012. It is also the ninth overall NCAA event championship for the Cava-liers and their fi h tle in the First Varsity Four. The ACC has won six NCAA First Varsity Four champion-ships, as Clemson claimed the 2009 event. Virginia’s First Varsity Eight crew also had an im-pressive performance, fi nishing third and pos ng a me of 6:24.35, trailing only na onal champion Ohio

State (6:18.15) and California (6:18.51). UVa’s First Varsity Eight is composed of Coxswain: Cole e Lucas-Conwell (So., Palo Alto, Calif.); Stroke: Mackenzi Sherman (Jr., Loa Alamitos, Calif.); 7-Seat: Erin Briggs (So., Orono, Minn]; 6-Seat: Georgia Rat-cliff (So., Falls Church, Va.); 5-Seat: Eliza Spilsbury (Fr., Kent, Conn.); 4-Seat: Lizzy Youngling (Sr. West-port, Conn.); 3-Seat: Hemingway Benton (So., Stan-wood, Wash.); 2-Seat: Sam Casto (Jr., Dallas, Pa.); Bow: Tessa Dikkers (Jr., Pellham N.Y.). Virginia’s Second Varsity Eight crew fi nished in 12th place, fi nishing sixth in the Pe te fi nal with a me of 6:39.77. Notre Dame’s First Varsity Four also fi nished 12th in a me of 7:32.743. Notre Dame’s First Varsity Eight and Second Varsity Eight both fi nished 17th, with fi h-place fi nishes in the C-Finals.

Virginia Wins NCAA First Varsity FourCavaliers Capture ACC’s 10th Rowing Title

UVa Finishes Fifth, Notre Dame 16th in Team Competition

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2015 NCAA Individual Events Results

First Varsity Eight, Grand Final—1. Ohio State, 6:18.15; 2. California, 6:18.51; 3. Virginia, 6:24.35; 4. Texas, 6:27.17; 5. Stanford, 6:28.02; 6. Washington, 6:28.53.

First Varsity Eight, Pe te Final (Places 7-12)—1. Brown, 6:24.73; 2. Michigan, 6:27.26; 3. Washington State, 6:29.02; 4. Indiana, 6:31.17; 5. Princeton, 6:32.41; 6. Harvard, 6:34.51

Second Varsity Eight, Grand Final—1. Brown, 6:25.99 2. Ohio State, 6:27.11; 3. Washington, 6:32.05; 4. Yale, 6:34.81; 5. California, 6:35.14; 6. Washington State, 6:39.72.

Second Varsity Eight, Pe te Final (Places 7-12) —1. Stanford, 6:32.06; 2. Texas, 6:35.18; 3. Wisconsin, 6:35.74; 4. Michigan, 6:36.28; 5. Indiana, 6:37.64; 6. Virginia, 6:39.77.

First Varsity Four, Grand Final—1. Virginia, 7:12.76; 2. Yale, 7:12.92; 3. Brown, 7:13.07; 4. Washington, 7:21.73; 5. Ohio State, 7:23.21; 6. Princeton, 7:29.93.

First Varsity Four, Pe te Final (Places 7-12)—1. Washington State, 7:24.361; 2. California, 7:28.253; 3.Stanford, 7:29.455; 4. Michigan, 7:30.335; 5. Texas, 7:32.551; 6. Notre Dame, 7:32.743.

Second Varsity Eight, C Final (Places 13-18)—1. Princeton, 6:46.443; 2. Harvard, 6:48.978; 3. Southern California, 6:56.421; 4. Northeastern, 7:00.674; 5. Notre Dame, 7:02.703; 6. Massachuse s, 7:02.760.

First Varsity Eight, C Final (Places 13-18)—1. Wisconsin, 6:36.01; 2. Yale, 6:38.92; 3. Gonzaga, 6:41.16; 4. Southern California, 6:44.22; 5. Notre Dame, 6:44.91; 6. UCF, 6:55.46.

1. Ohio State ................. 1262. California ................... 114 3. Brown ........................ 1124. Washington ............... 1105. Virginia ..................... 1046. Stanford ..................... 1007. Texas ............................ 998. Washington State ........ 929. Yale .............................. 8610. Michigan ...................... 8411. Indiana ......................... 73

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12. Princeton ..................... 7313. Wisconsin .................... 65 14. Harvard ....................... 6015. Southern California ..... 4516. Notre Dame ................ 4117. Gonzaga....................... 3718. Northeastern ............... 2919. UCF .............................. 2520. Massachuse s ............. 2121. Navy ............................ 16 22. Jacksonville.................... 6

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GOLD RIVER, Calif. – For the fi rst me in the 11 years the Atlan c Coast Conference has sponsored Rowing, an ACC team captured the Na onal Champi-onship as Virginia, the No. 1-ranked team, captured the 2010 NCAA Rowing Championship with 87 points at Lake Natoma at the Sacramento State Aqua c Cen-ter, outdistancing second-place California, which had 82 points. UVa’s First Varsity Four capped off an undefeated season by winning its race and being crowned na on-al champions. Clemson fi nished 15th, giving the ACC two schools among the top 15 in the country. The Tigers’ First Varsity Eight boat won the Third Fi-nal, while Clemson’s First Varsity Four boat fi nished fourth in the Pe te Final. The team victory gave Virginia its 20th team Na- onal Championship in school history.

The Cavaliers were led by their Varsity Four, which handily captured the event tle and which had ear-lier set NCAA records for the event, and by their First Varsity Eight crew which fi nished a close second to

na onal champion Yale, fi nishing less than a second behind the Elis. Virginia’s Varsity Four became the seventh crew in school history to win a na onal championship and the fi rst since 2007. The win was also the sixth na onal event tle by an ACC school since the Conference began sponsor-ing rowing for the 2000 season. UVa’s crew of coxswain Sarah Pichardo (Cli on, Va.), Ruth Retzinger (Cincinna , Ohio), Hunter Terry (Greenwich, Conn.), Chelsea Simpson (Carlisle, Pa.)and Inge Janssen (Voorburg, The Netherlands), had set an NCAA record in the semifi nals on Saturday with a me of 7:07.28 and fi nished more than four seconds in front of second-place California. “This is a special feeling,” Virginia head coach Kev-in Sauer said. “It’s unbelievable. We have worked so hard at this. It’s a great, great feeling.” The win in the First Varsity Four marked the second straight year an ACC team has captured the na onal championship in this event. Last year, Clemson cap-tured the na onal tle in the First Varsity Four.

Virginia Captures NCAA Rowing ChampionshipCavaliers Claim First ACC Na onal Rowing Title

Clemson Earned 15th-Place Na onal FinishMay 30, 2010

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Virginia’s 2010 Varsity Four did not lose a race during the spring season and won the ACC Championship race in addi on to the NCAA Championship race. It became the fi rst UVa crew to win a na onal championship since the 2007 Varsity Four. “They were a dominant crew from day one here,” Sauer said. “Associate head coach Steve Pritzker did a great job with those guys. They rowed well and they rowed hard. They set the tone. Our team would see them launching and coming down the course and just get so psyched. They really set the tone. That’s what’s cool about this fi nal day, the Four goes fi rst, so they started it off really well with a great race. I’m really happy for Sarah Pichardo, a senior coxswain who went out with a bang." In the second event of the day, Virginia, one of only three schools to have qualifi ed for the grand fi nals in all three events, fi nished 4th in the Second Varsity Eight

with a me of 6:35.94. Brown (6:25.72) won the race, followed by Stanford (6:30.45) and Califor-nia (6:31.96) edged out the Cavaliers for third place. Virginia’s Second Varsity Eight was composed of Coxswain Cris ne Candland (Greenwich, Conn.) , Victoria Burke, Marie Long (Frederick, Md.), Lauren Hutchins (North Vancouver, Can-ada), Sarah Borchelt (Boston, Mass.), Caroline Sweeny (Grosse Pointe Park, Mich.), Chris ne Roper (Reading, St. James, Jamaica), Claudia Blandford (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada), and Lauren Shook (Grosse Pointe Park, Mich.). Virginia entered the fi nal race of the day--The First Varsity Four--trailing California by three points. Virginia’s Varsity Eight, composed if coxswain Sidney Thorsten (Atlanta, Ga.), Jennifer Crom-well (Bellevue, Wash.), Katrin Reinert (Stu gart, Germany), Desiree Burns (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.), Kris ne O’Brien (Massapequa Park, N.Y.), Mar-tha Kuzzy (Minneapolis, Minn.), Helen Tompkins (Friendswood, Tex.), Nora Phillips (Arlington, Va.), Summers Nelson (Kansas City, Mo.) closed hard down the stretch to fi nish second (6:25.75) to fi rst-place Yale (6:24.76) by just less than a second. The victory gave UVa the team tle with a to-tal of 87 points, fi ve ahead of second-place Cali-fornia. Princeton (76), Stanford (75), Brown (71), Yale (66), Wisconsin (55), Southern California (52), Michigan State (51) and Washington (43) rounded out the Top Ten. "I feel amazing right now,” Virginia senior Jen-nifer Cromwell said. “This is honestly a dream come true. When I commi ed to Virginia, I made a promise to myself that I was not leaving here without a na onal championship. So now it is a dream come true. My last race being a Cavalier, I can’t put into words how excited I am.”

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Virginia Captures Second Na onal ChampionshipWahoos Take First Varsity Eight Title

WEST WINDSOR, N.J.—Virginia’s First Varsity Eight won the grand fi nal to clinch the Cavaliers’ second NCAA team Rowing Championship on Sunday, May 27, 2012, on Mercer Lake in West Windsor, N.J. The win in the First Varsity Eight was the fi rst of any ACC team in the na onal championship. The na onal rowing tle was the second for Coach Kevin Sauer’s Rowing team in three years. UVa won the 2010 tle and fi nished 6th in 2011. The Cavaliers fi nished with 87 points, while Michigan placed second with 82 points. California was third with 78, just ahead of Princeton, which 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 ght in the beginning and were a li le behind, but they were pa ent and in the second thousand (meters), they were awesome.” Trailing California by three points going into the 1V8 grand fi nal, the Cavaliers held off Michigan and won by nearly a full boat length in 6:18.72. The Wolverines were second in 6:22.09, while USC was third in 6:25.06. It is fi rst me UVa has won the First Varsity Eight tle. Virginia, which was seeded fi rst in the First Varsity Eight coming into the rega a, was second to Michigan a er 250 meters, but had taken the lead by the 750-meter mark. Halfway through the race, the Cavaliers had a fi ve-seat lead over 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 Fours (First Varsity Four) had to be at the top. We knew the 2V8 had to make the grand fi nal 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 champion-ship.” In the Varsity Four, the Cavaliers jumped out to a fi ve-seat lead over Ohio State by 500 meters, but the Buckeyes overcame UVa at the end and won the race in a me of 7:13.09 to Virginia’s me 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. The Varsity Four fi nished second for the second consecu ve year and the fi h me overall. Virginia has won four previous Varsity Four na onal tles (2004, 2005, 2007, 2010). In the Second Varsity Eight, Michigan won in a me of 6:37.04, ahead of Ohio State (6:38.94) and Cal (6:40.85). Virginia placed fi h 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 en re 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.”



Virginia Lineups: First Varsity Eight: Coxswain Sidney Thorsten (Atlanta, Ga.), Keziah Beall (Bainbridge, Island, Wash.), Martha Kuzzy (Minne-apolis, Minn.), Kris ne O’Brien (Massapequa Park, N.Y.), Sarah Cowburn (Redditch, Worcester, England), Fiona Schlesinger (N. Malden, Surrey, England), Susanne Grainger (London, Ontario, Canada), Hemingway Benton (Glencoe, Ill.), Carli Goldberg (Sarasota, Fla.). Second Varsity Eight: Coxswain Sarah Jordan (Flourton, Pa.), Chandler Lally (Bryn Mawr, Pa.), Elle Murray (Tampa, Fla.), Kaitlin Fanikos (Boston, Mass.), Brandy Herald (Portland, Ore.), Liza Tullis (Chicago, Ill.), MacKenzie Leahy (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.), Sarah Borchelt (Sterling, Mass.), Morgan Joseph (Ellico City, Md.). Varsity Four: Coxswain Cris ne Candland (Greenwich, Conn.), Ruth Ret zinger(Cincinna , Ohio), Hunter Terry (Greenwich, Conn.), Chelsea Simpson (Carlisle, Pa.), Carolyn Glandorf (Boston, Mass.). 2012 NCAA Championship Results:

1V8+ Ht1--1. Virginia, 6:37.03; 2. Washington, 6:43.51; 3. Harvard, 6:44.18; 4. Brown, 6:50.78; 5. Yale, 6:52/60.1V8+ Semifi nals--1. Virginia, 6:13.35; 2. Southern California, 6:17.48; 3. California, 6:19.04; 4. Harvard, 6:20.94; 5. Stanford, 6:22.67; 6. Cornell, 6:29.58.1V8+ Grand Final--1. Virginia, 6:18.72; 2. Michigan, 6:22.09; 3. Southern California, 6:25.06; 4. Princeton, 6:25.90; 5. California, 6:27.19; 6. Washington, 6:29.11.

2V8+--Ht. 2--1. Michigan, 6:50.77; 2. Virginia, 6:55.04; 3. Yale, 6:57.78; 4. Stanford, 7:00.59; 5. Notre Dame, 7:00.60.2V8+--Semifi nals--1. California, 6:30.58; 2. Princeton, 6:32.89; 3. Virginia, 6:33.54; 4. Brown, 6:34.43; 5. Wisconsin, 6:42.35; 6. Southern California, 6:44.25.2V8+--Grand Final--1. Michigan, 6:37.04; 2. Ohio State, 6:38.94; California, 6:40.85; 4. Princeton, 6:42.61; 5. Virginia, 6:44.97; 6. UCLA, 7:10.40.

1V4+--Ht. 2--1. Virginia, 7:16.70; 2. Washington, 7:21.32; 3. UCLA, 7:21.70; 4. Stanford, 7:30.89; 5. Michigan, 7:32.62.1V4+--Semifi nals--1. Ohio State, 7:05.52; 2. Virginia, 7:10.70; 3. Princeton, 7:12.43; 4. UCLA, 7:14.45; 5. Wisconsin, 7:17.43; 6. Cornell, 7:25.09. 1V4+--Grand Final--1. Ohio State, 7:13.09; 2. Virginia, 7:15.18; 3. California, 7:21.15; 4. Yale, 7:23.53; 5. Princeton, 7:26.23; 6. Washington, 7:29.20.

Team Scores--1. Virginia, 87; 2. Michigan, 82; 3. California, 78; 4. Princeton, 77, 5. Ohio State, 67; 6. Southern Cal, 66; 7. Washington, 62; 8. UCLA, 62; 9/ Stanford, 40; 10. Yale, 38; 11. Wisconsin, 34; 12. Harvard, 32; 13. Cornell, 31; 14. Brown, 25; 15. Notre Dame, 20; 16. Michigan State, 15.

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