Crew Advances 12 Boats to Saturday at 77th Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta
5/8/2015 5:45:00 PM | Men's Rowing, Women's Rowing
TWITTER FACEBOOK IPHONE APP DAD VAIL SITE RESULTS
PHILADELPHIA – Drexel Crew set out for its third consecutive championship at the 77th annual Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta on Friday, May 8 on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, Pa. Semifinals and finals action will take place on Saturday.
Drexel sent 13 boats into competition Friday, advancing 12 of them to Saturday semifinals and finals.
Drexel's men's varsity eight won its heat by open water with a time of 6:04.922 in the Sandra Lee Sheller II boat to advance to the semifinals. The Dragons will rowing from lane three at 10:51 a.m., as the top two finishers will advance to the grand final. Finalists will vie for the Richard O'Brien Trophy on Saturday at 4:33 p.m. to close out the Dad Vail.
Following the men was the women, who won their heat with a 6:51.504 to advance to Saturday's semifinal at 10:31 a.m. in lane three. The top two finishers in the semifinals will row in the grand finals for the Evelyn Bergman Trophy on Saturday at 4:23 p.m.
Closing out Friday was the second varsity eights beginning with the men. The Dragons took to the Lois Krall boat and posted a winning 6:15.002. They moved on to the semifinals at 9:28 a.m. in lane three Saturday morning where the top three advance to the finals. Finalists will vie for the Ernie Bayer Trophy at 2:43 p.m. Saturday.
Finishing out Drexel's long day at Friday's heats was the women's second varsity eight with a strong win with a time of 7:21.171 in the Maria Papadakis boat. The boat advanced to the semifinals on Saturday in lane at 10:31 a.m. The top three advance to the finals and finalists will race for the Coleman D. Boylan Trophy at 2:33 p.m.
The men's varsity four advanced to the quarterfinals Friday beginning at 5:24 p.m. in the LeBow College of Business boat, following a winning 6:55.712 time Friday in heat three. The boat finished second with a 7:11 in the quarterfinals to advance to the semifinals Saturday at 10:14 a.m. The top three boats in each semifinal will race for the Thomas A. Curran Cup in the final 3:33 p.m.
Continuing success with the varsity fours was the women in the Sandra Lee Sheller boat as they advanced to the Saturday semifinal at 9:56 a.m. with a time of 7:50.197 in the heats. The top two crews in each semifinal will race for the Margaret McNiff Trophy on Saturday at 3:23 p.m.
Drexel's freshmen four began competition winning its head Friday with a 7:10.247 in the Oxholm boat. They advanced to Saturday's semifinal in lane three at 7:39 a.m. Finals will be held at 1:33 p.m. Saturday for the Lindy Cup.
Drexel's women's pair, in the Jeremy and Theresa MacDonald boat, moved on to Saturday with a second-place 8:20.680 in heats on Friday. They will race from lane two in the semifinals at 8:34 a.m. The top two finishers in the semifinals will race for the title at 2:13 p.m. Saturday.
The Dragons rowed singles for the first time this season. Drexel's Taylor Brady rowed to a second-place 9:25.131 to advance to Saturday's final at 1:03 p.m. For the men, Drexel's George Twardy rowed to a second-place time of his own, 8:05.343, to advance to Saturday's semifinals at 7 a.m. The top two will advance to the final at 1:13 p.m.
The men's freshmen eight, in the Joseph Greipp boat, paced the competition in its heat with a 6:30.058 to advance to the semifinals at 8:15 a.m. in lane three. The top two will advance to the finals that will take place at 2:03 p.m. for the Toby Wallace Bowl.
Drexel's freshmen women followed by posting a second-place 7:27.016 in the Marlene Buckley boat to advance to Saturday's semifinals in lane five at 8:03 a.m. The top two advance and the finalists will row for the Sarah Vaughan Trophy at 1:53 p.m. Saturday.
The men's pair, in the Toby Wallace boat, finished with the fourth fastest time of all pairs, 7:08.999; however, all the top boats were in the heat, and Drexel's fourth place finish was not enough to advance. Drexel's men's pair won the gold medal in 2010, 2011 and 2013.
The Dragons are looking to win their third straight Dad Vail overall team title after winning in 2013 and 2014. Drexel also comes into this year's Dad Vail looking to regain the men's point title that it won in 2013 and to defend the men's second varsity eight gold medal.
The Blue and Gold has won 42 Dad Vail medals in its history, including 16 gold. Last year, Drexel won the men's second varsity eight gold, silver in the women's varsity eight and women's second varsity eight and the bronze in the men's freshmen four. The Dragons are looking to become the first back-to-back-to-back winner since Purdue won five years in a row from 2000-2004.
For updates on Drexel Crew at the Dad Vail Regatta, follow on Twitter and Facebook.
For regatta results, weather and general updates, click here to download the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta app for iPhone.
For parking and general Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta information, visit the Dad Vail website.
---
Schedule – Friday, May 8
Men's Varsity 4 – Heat 3
Top 2 to quarterfinals
Drexel – 6:55.712
Ohio State – 7:00.141
Marquette – 7:05.792
La Salle – 7:35.132
North Carolina – 7:36.698
Women's Varsity 4 – Heat 7
Top 3 to semifinals
Drexel – 7:50.197
North Carolina – 7:52.348
Villanova – 7:56.161
NYU – 8:44.609
Marquette – 9:03.319
Men's Varsity Pair – Heat 6
Top 3 to semifinals
Lafayette – 7:02.625
Michigan – 7:05.190
UConn – 7:06.919
Drexel – 7:08.999
Stetson – 7:21.252
Duke – 7:25.678
Women's Varsity Pair – Heat 2
Top 3 to semifinals
UMass – 8:15.302
Drexel - 8:20.680
George Mason – 8:29.013
Virginia – 8:49.164
Men's Varsity 8 – Heat 3
Top 2 to semifinals; Next 2 to reps
Drexel – 6:04.922
George Mason – 6:08.691
Rochester IT – 6:11.122
Georgia Tech – 6:12.531
Ohio U – 7:07.932
Women's Varsity 8 – Heat 2
Top 2 to semifinals; Next 2 to reps
Drexel – 6:51.504
Fordham – 6:57.420
Orange Coast – 7:07.235
Amherst – 7:26.147
SUNY Geneseo – 8:09.331
Women's Single – Heat 2
Top 3 to finals
Oklahoma City – 8:48.653
Drexel – 9:24.131
Carnegie Mellon – 9:24.151
College of Charleston – 9:38.465
Bucknell – 10:11.716
St. John Fisher – 11:31.342
Men's Single – 12:21 a.m. – Heat 5
Top 3 to semifinals
Delaware – 8:01.323
Drexel – 8:05.343
Emory – 8:15.521
Chicago – 10:44.104
Men's Freshmen 4 – Heat 1
Top 2 to semifinals
Drexel – 7:10.247
Trent – 7:28.908
MSOE – 7:30.642
Emory – 7:33.008
Stony Brook – 8:37.135
Men's Freshmen 8 – Heat 1
Top 3 to semifinals
Drexel – 6:30.058
Marietta – 6:40.913
DePaul – 6:46.673
Georgia Tech – 6:48.484
Buffalo – 7:28.502
Women's Freshmen 8 – Heat 4
Top 3 to semifinals
Grand Valley – 7:18.621
Drexel – 7:27.016
SUNY Geneseo – 7:46.142
Stetson – 8:13.036
Fordham – 8:18.485
Scranton – 8:41.515
Men's Second Varsity Eight – Heat 1
Top 4 to semifinals
Drexel – 6:15.002
Bucknell – 6:19.560
Grand Valley – 6:23.673
Delaware – 6:26.322
Rochester IT – 6:31.371
George Mason – 6:45.095
Women's Second Varsity Eight – Heat 2
Top 2 to semifinals
Drexel – 7:21.171
North Carolina – 7:30.036
Delaware – 7:32.762
Fordham – 7:38.396
Lehigh – 7:46.036
Marist – 7:53.485
Men's Varsity 4 – Quarterfinals
Top 3 advance to semifinals
Michigan State – 7:07.063
Drexel – 7:11.040
Bowdoin – 7:15.025
Franklin & Marshall – 7:20.516
Coast Guard – 7:21.796
Endicott – 8:13.882
Schedule – Saturday, May 9 – Semifinals
Men's Single – 7 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – Trent
Lane 2 – Florida
Lane 3 – Oklahoma City
Lane 4 – Seattle
Lane 5 – Drexel
Lane 6 - Virginia
Men's Freshmen 4 – 7:39 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – Penn State
Lane 2 – Bowdoin
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – La Salle
Lane 5 – Michigan
Lane 6 - Purdue
Women's Freshmen 8 – 8:03 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – Georgia Tech
Lane 2 – Bucknell
Lane 3 – Temple
Lane 4 – Delaware
Lane 5 – Drexel
Lane 6 – Army
Men's Freshmen 8 – 8:15 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – UMass-Lowell
Lane 2 – Army
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – Pittsburgh
Lane 5 – Bucknell
Lane 6 - Florida
Women's Pair – 8:34 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – St. Thomas
Lane 2 – Drexel
Lane 3 – Chicago
Lane 4 – Central Oklahoma
Lane 5 – Grand Valley
Women's Second Varsity 8 – 9:22 a.m.
Top 3 to final
Lane 1 – Delaware
Lane 2 – Temple
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – Bucknell
Lane 5 – UConn
Lane 6 - Fairfield
Men's Second Varsity 8 – 9:28 a.m.
Top 3 to final
Lane 1 – Army
Lane 2 – Michigan
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – North Carolina
Lane 5 – Grand Valley
Lane 6 - Purdue
Women's Varsity 4 – 9:56 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – Duquesne
Lane 2 – Drexel
Lane 3 – UMass
Lane 4 – Temple
Lane 5 – Saint Joseph's
Lane 6 – Marist
Men's Varsity 4 – 10:14 a.m.
Top 3 to final
Lane 1 – Virginia
Lane 2 – Michigan
Lane 3 – Brock
Lane 4 – Colgate
Lane 5 – Drexel
Lane 6 - Jacksonville
Women's Varsity 8 – 10:31 a.m.
Top 2 to final; Next 2 to petite final
Lane 1 - Middlebury
Lane 2 – Colgate
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – Duquesne
Lane 5 – Saint Joseph's
Lane 6 – North Carolina
Men's Varsity 8 – 10:51 a.m.
Top 2 to final; Next 2 to petite final
Lane 1 – Saint Joseph's
Lane 2 – Purdue
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – Virginia
Lane 5 – Delaware
Lane 6 - Villanova
Schedule – Saturday, May 9 – Final
Women's Single – 1:03 p.m.
Lane 1 – UMass
Lane 2 – Drexel
Lane 3 – Villanova
Lane 4 – Oklahoma City A
Lane 5 – Oklahoma City B
Lane 6 – Carnegie Mellon
Men's Single – 1:13 p.m.
Men's Freshmen 4 – 1:33 p.m. – Lindy Cup
Women's Freshmen 8 – 1:53 p.m. – Sara Vaughan Trophy
Men's Freshmen 8 – 2:03 p.m. – Toby Wallace Bowl
Women's Varsity Pair – 2:13 p.m.
Women's Second Varsity 8 – 2:33 p.m. – Coleman D. Boylan Trophy
Men's Second Varsity 8 – 2:43 p.m. – Ernie Bayer Trophy
Women's Varsity 4 – 3:23 p.m. - Margaret McNiff Trophy
Men's Varsity 4 – 3:33 p.m. – Thomas A. Curran Cup
Women's Varsity 8 – 4:23 p.m. – Evelyn Bergman Trophy
Men's Varsity 8 – 4:33 p.m. – Richard O'Brien Trophy
---
Men's Varsity 8
Boat – Sandra Lee Sheller II
Coxswain – Christopher Henderson
Stroke – Daniel Dollin
7 – Ivo Krakic
6 – Marko Durica
5 – Nicholas Capaldi
4 – Michael DiLucca
3 – Ryan Mallgrave
2 – Daniel Palombo
Bow – Joseph Masgai
Women's Varsity 8
Boat – Marlene Buckley II
Coxswain – Catherin Hamilton
Stroke – Kendall Wenzke
7 – Paige Propp
6 – Jayme Batcher
5 – Marina Forster
4 – Catherine Haas
3 – Bridget Pfeifer
2 – Amanda Kleuser
Bow – Elise Levito
Men's Second Varsity 8
Boat – Lois Krall
Coxswain – Victoria Kenion
Stroke – Keegan Shannon
7 – Xavier Stanish
6 – Mikulas Sum
5 – Dave Hanrahan
4 – Ian Luetzow
3 – Cameron Staines
2 – Grigorios Papadourakis
Bow – Brian McCabe
Women's Second Varsity 8
Boat – Maria Papadakis
Coxswain – Sarah Messenger
Stroke – Sierra Baca
7 – Lauren Sand
6 – Olivia Babiec
5 – Erin Archibald
4 – Elisabeth Wagner
3 – Meghan Knecht
2 – Tori King
Bow – Julie McGlynn
Men's Freshmen 8
Boat – Joseph Greipp
Coxswain – Malcolm Newman
Stroke – Gregory Waxman
7 – Justin Terek
6 – J.P. Clark
5 – Dan Motz
4 – Ryan Rimmele
3 – Braedon Jelinek
2 – Niles Arner
Bow – Zachary Hartman
Women's Freshmen 8
Boat – Marlene Buckley
Coxswain – Hayley Roth
Stroke – Christine Wojciechowicz
7 – Aubrie Lincks
6 – Nora Wurmbach
5 – Cara Lanci
4 – Kayley Slicer
3 – Samantha Dorman
2 – Dana Herbine
Bow – Lauren Hultgren
Men's Varsity 4
Boat – LeBow College of Business
Coxswain – Brett Barry
Stroke – Dean Hill
3 – Jim Howley
2 – William Cartwright
Bow – Casimir Czworkowski
Women's Varsity 4
Boat – Sandra Lee Sheller
Coxswain – Nupur Parikh
Stroke – Barbara McKenna
3 – Christina Alleva
2 – Emily Doris
Bow – Emma Compton
Men's Freshmen 4
Boat – Oxholm
Coxswain – Charlie Bavisotto
Stroke – Zachary Seither
3 – Kyle Hershman
2 – Julien Mahler
Bow – Stephen Robbins
Men's Pair
Boat – Toby Wallace
2 – Tom Foulds
1 – Louis Masi
Women's Pair
Boat – Jeremy & Theresa MacDonald
2 – Jenna O'Toole
1 – Hannah Devlin
Men's Single
George Twardy
Women's Single
Taylor Brady
PHILADELPHIA – Drexel Crew set out for its third consecutive championship at the 77th annual Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta on Friday, May 8 on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, Pa. Semifinals and finals action will take place on Saturday.
Drexel sent 13 boats into competition Friday, advancing 12 of them to Saturday semifinals and finals.
Drexel's men's varsity eight won its heat by open water with a time of 6:04.922 in the Sandra Lee Sheller II boat to advance to the semifinals. The Dragons will rowing from lane three at 10:51 a.m., as the top two finishers will advance to the grand final. Finalists will vie for the Richard O'Brien Trophy on Saturday at 4:33 p.m. to close out the Dad Vail.
Following the men was the women, who won their heat with a 6:51.504 to advance to Saturday's semifinal at 10:31 a.m. in lane three. The top two finishers in the semifinals will row in the grand finals for the Evelyn Bergman Trophy on Saturday at 4:23 p.m.
Closing out Friday was the second varsity eights beginning with the men. The Dragons took to the Lois Krall boat and posted a winning 6:15.002. They moved on to the semifinals at 9:28 a.m. in lane three Saturday morning where the top three advance to the finals. Finalists will vie for the Ernie Bayer Trophy at 2:43 p.m. Saturday.
Finishing out Drexel's long day at Friday's heats was the women's second varsity eight with a strong win with a time of 7:21.171 in the Maria Papadakis boat. The boat advanced to the semifinals on Saturday in lane at 10:31 a.m. The top three advance to the finals and finalists will race for the Coleman D. Boylan Trophy at 2:33 p.m.
The men's varsity four advanced to the quarterfinals Friday beginning at 5:24 p.m. in the LeBow College of Business boat, following a winning 6:55.712 time Friday in heat three. The boat finished second with a 7:11 in the quarterfinals to advance to the semifinals Saturday at 10:14 a.m. The top three boats in each semifinal will race for the Thomas A. Curran Cup in the final 3:33 p.m.
Continuing success with the varsity fours was the women in the Sandra Lee Sheller boat as they advanced to the Saturday semifinal at 9:56 a.m. with a time of 7:50.197 in the heats. The top two crews in each semifinal will race for the Margaret McNiff Trophy on Saturday at 3:23 p.m.
Drexel's freshmen four began competition winning its head Friday with a 7:10.247 in the Oxholm boat. They advanced to Saturday's semifinal in lane three at 7:39 a.m. Finals will be held at 1:33 p.m. Saturday for the Lindy Cup.
Drexel's women's pair, in the Jeremy and Theresa MacDonald boat, moved on to Saturday with a second-place 8:20.680 in heats on Friday. They will race from lane two in the semifinals at 8:34 a.m. The top two finishers in the semifinals will race for the title at 2:13 p.m. Saturday.
The Dragons rowed singles for the first time this season. Drexel's Taylor Brady rowed to a second-place 9:25.131 to advance to Saturday's final at 1:03 p.m. For the men, Drexel's George Twardy rowed to a second-place time of his own, 8:05.343, to advance to Saturday's semifinals at 7 a.m. The top two will advance to the final at 1:13 p.m.
The men's freshmen eight, in the Joseph Greipp boat, paced the competition in its heat with a 6:30.058 to advance to the semifinals at 8:15 a.m. in lane three. The top two will advance to the finals that will take place at 2:03 p.m. for the Toby Wallace Bowl.
Drexel's freshmen women followed by posting a second-place 7:27.016 in the Marlene Buckley boat to advance to Saturday's semifinals in lane five at 8:03 a.m. The top two advance and the finalists will row for the Sarah Vaughan Trophy at 1:53 p.m. Saturday.
The men's pair, in the Toby Wallace boat, finished with the fourth fastest time of all pairs, 7:08.999; however, all the top boats were in the heat, and Drexel's fourth place finish was not enough to advance. Drexel's men's pair won the gold medal in 2010, 2011 and 2013.
The Dragons are looking to win their third straight Dad Vail overall team title after winning in 2013 and 2014. Drexel also comes into this year's Dad Vail looking to regain the men's point title that it won in 2013 and to defend the men's second varsity eight gold medal.
The Blue and Gold has won 42 Dad Vail medals in its history, including 16 gold. Last year, Drexel won the men's second varsity eight gold, silver in the women's varsity eight and women's second varsity eight and the bronze in the men's freshmen four. The Dragons are looking to become the first back-to-back-to-back winner since Purdue won five years in a row from 2000-2004.
For updates on Drexel Crew at the Dad Vail Regatta, follow on Twitter and Facebook.
For regatta results, weather and general updates, click here to download the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta app for iPhone.
For parking and general Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta information, visit the Dad Vail website.
---
Schedule – Friday, May 8
Men's Varsity 4 – Heat 3
Top 2 to quarterfinals
Drexel – 6:55.712
Ohio State – 7:00.141
Marquette – 7:05.792
La Salle – 7:35.132
North Carolina – 7:36.698
Women's Varsity 4 – Heat 7
Top 3 to semifinals
Drexel – 7:50.197
North Carolina – 7:52.348
Villanova – 7:56.161
NYU – 8:44.609
Marquette – 9:03.319
Men's Varsity Pair – Heat 6
Top 3 to semifinals
Lafayette – 7:02.625
Michigan – 7:05.190
UConn – 7:06.919
Drexel – 7:08.999
Stetson – 7:21.252
Duke – 7:25.678
Women's Varsity Pair – Heat 2
Top 3 to semifinals
UMass – 8:15.302
Drexel - 8:20.680
George Mason – 8:29.013
Virginia – 8:49.164
Men's Varsity 8 – Heat 3
Top 2 to semifinals; Next 2 to reps
Drexel – 6:04.922
George Mason – 6:08.691
Rochester IT – 6:11.122
Georgia Tech – 6:12.531
Ohio U – 7:07.932
Women's Varsity 8 – Heat 2
Top 2 to semifinals; Next 2 to reps
Drexel – 6:51.504
Fordham – 6:57.420
Orange Coast – 7:07.235
Amherst – 7:26.147
SUNY Geneseo – 8:09.331
Women's Single – Heat 2
Top 3 to finals
Oklahoma City – 8:48.653
Drexel – 9:24.131
Carnegie Mellon – 9:24.151
College of Charleston – 9:38.465
Bucknell – 10:11.716
St. John Fisher – 11:31.342
Men's Single – 12:21 a.m. – Heat 5
Top 3 to semifinals
Delaware – 8:01.323
Drexel – 8:05.343
Emory – 8:15.521
Chicago – 10:44.104
Men's Freshmen 4 – Heat 1
Top 2 to semifinals
Drexel – 7:10.247
Trent – 7:28.908
MSOE – 7:30.642
Emory – 7:33.008
Stony Brook – 8:37.135
Men's Freshmen 8 – Heat 1
Top 3 to semifinals
Drexel – 6:30.058
Marietta – 6:40.913
DePaul – 6:46.673
Georgia Tech – 6:48.484
Buffalo – 7:28.502
Women's Freshmen 8 – Heat 4
Top 3 to semifinals
Grand Valley – 7:18.621
Drexel – 7:27.016
SUNY Geneseo – 7:46.142
Stetson – 8:13.036
Fordham – 8:18.485
Scranton – 8:41.515
Men's Second Varsity Eight – Heat 1
Top 4 to semifinals
Drexel – 6:15.002
Bucknell – 6:19.560
Grand Valley – 6:23.673
Delaware – 6:26.322
Rochester IT – 6:31.371
George Mason – 6:45.095
Women's Second Varsity Eight – Heat 2
Top 2 to semifinals
Drexel – 7:21.171
North Carolina – 7:30.036
Delaware – 7:32.762
Fordham – 7:38.396
Lehigh – 7:46.036
Marist – 7:53.485
Men's Varsity 4 – Quarterfinals
Top 3 advance to semifinals
Michigan State – 7:07.063
Drexel – 7:11.040
Bowdoin – 7:15.025
Franklin & Marshall – 7:20.516
Coast Guard – 7:21.796
Endicott – 8:13.882
Schedule – Saturday, May 9 – Semifinals
Men's Single – 7 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – Trent
Lane 2 – Florida
Lane 3 – Oklahoma City
Lane 4 – Seattle
Lane 5 – Drexel
Lane 6 - Virginia
Men's Freshmen 4 – 7:39 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – Penn State
Lane 2 – Bowdoin
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – La Salle
Lane 5 – Michigan
Lane 6 - Purdue
Women's Freshmen 8 – 8:03 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – Georgia Tech
Lane 2 – Bucknell
Lane 3 – Temple
Lane 4 – Delaware
Lane 5 – Drexel
Lane 6 – Army
Men's Freshmen 8 – 8:15 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – UMass-Lowell
Lane 2 – Army
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – Pittsburgh
Lane 5 – Bucknell
Lane 6 - Florida
Women's Pair – 8:34 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – St. Thomas
Lane 2 – Drexel
Lane 3 – Chicago
Lane 4 – Central Oklahoma
Lane 5 – Grand Valley
Women's Second Varsity 8 – 9:22 a.m.
Top 3 to final
Lane 1 – Delaware
Lane 2 – Temple
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – Bucknell
Lane 5 – UConn
Lane 6 - Fairfield
Men's Second Varsity 8 – 9:28 a.m.
Top 3 to final
Lane 1 – Army
Lane 2 – Michigan
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – North Carolina
Lane 5 – Grand Valley
Lane 6 - Purdue
Women's Varsity 4 – 9:56 a.m.
Top 2 to final
Lane 1 – Duquesne
Lane 2 – Drexel
Lane 3 – UMass
Lane 4 – Temple
Lane 5 – Saint Joseph's
Lane 6 – Marist
Men's Varsity 4 – 10:14 a.m.
Top 3 to final
Lane 1 – Virginia
Lane 2 – Michigan
Lane 3 – Brock
Lane 4 – Colgate
Lane 5 – Drexel
Lane 6 - Jacksonville
Women's Varsity 8 – 10:31 a.m.
Top 2 to final; Next 2 to petite final
Lane 1 - Middlebury
Lane 2 – Colgate
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – Duquesne
Lane 5 – Saint Joseph's
Lane 6 – North Carolina
Men's Varsity 8 – 10:51 a.m.
Top 2 to final; Next 2 to petite final
Lane 1 – Saint Joseph's
Lane 2 – Purdue
Lane 3 – Drexel
Lane 4 – Virginia
Lane 5 – Delaware
Lane 6 - Villanova
Schedule – Saturday, May 9 – Final
Women's Single – 1:03 p.m.
Lane 1 – UMass
Lane 2 – Drexel
Lane 3 – Villanova
Lane 4 – Oklahoma City A
Lane 5 – Oklahoma City B
Lane 6 – Carnegie Mellon
Men's Single – 1:13 p.m.
Men's Freshmen 4 – 1:33 p.m. – Lindy Cup
Women's Freshmen 8 – 1:53 p.m. – Sara Vaughan Trophy
Men's Freshmen 8 – 2:03 p.m. – Toby Wallace Bowl
Women's Varsity Pair – 2:13 p.m.
Women's Second Varsity 8 – 2:33 p.m. – Coleman D. Boylan Trophy
Men's Second Varsity 8 – 2:43 p.m. – Ernie Bayer Trophy
Women's Varsity 4 – 3:23 p.m. - Margaret McNiff Trophy
Men's Varsity 4 – 3:33 p.m. – Thomas A. Curran Cup
Women's Varsity 8 – 4:23 p.m. – Evelyn Bergman Trophy
Men's Varsity 8 – 4:33 p.m. – Richard O'Brien Trophy
---
Men's Varsity 8
Boat – Sandra Lee Sheller II
Coxswain – Christopher Henderson
Stroke – Daniel Dollin
7 – Ivo Krakic
6 – Marko Durica
5 – Nicholas Capaldi
4 – Michael DiLucca
3 – Ryan Mallgrave
2 – Daniel Palombo
Bow – Joseph Masgai
Women's Varsity 8
Boat – Marlene Buckley II
Coxswain – Catherin Hamilton
Stroke – Kendall Wenzke
7 – Paige Propp
6 – Jayme Batcher
5 – Marina Forster
4 – Catherine Haas
3 – Bridget Pfeifer
2 – Amanda Kleuser
Bow – Elise Levito
Men's Second Varsity 8
Boat – Lois Krall
Coxswain – Victoria Kenion
Stroke – Keegan Shannon
7 – Xavier Stanish
6 – Mikulas Sum
5 – Dave Hanrahan
4 – Ian Luetzow
3 – Cameron Staines
2 – Grigorios Papadourakis
Bow – Brian McCabe
Women's Second Varsity 8
Boat – Maria Papadakis
Coxswain – Sarah Messenger
Stroke – Sierra Baca
7 – Lauren Sand
6 – Olivia Babiec
5 – Erin Archibald
4 – Elisabeth Wagner
3 – Meghan Knecht
2 – Tori King
Bow – Julie McGlynn
Men's Freshmen 8
Boat – Joseph Greipp
Coxswain – Malcolm Newman
Stroke – Gregory Waxman
7 – Justin Terek
6 – J.P. Clark
5 – Dan Motz
4 – Ryan Rimmele
3 – Braedon Jelinek
2 – Niles Arner
Bow – Zachary Hartman
Women's Freshmen 8
Boat – Marlene Buckley
Coxswain – Hayley Roth
Stroke – Christine Wojciechowicz
7 – Aubrie Lincks
6 – Nora Wurmbach
5 – Cara Lanci
4 – Kayley Slicer
3 – Samantha Dorman
2 – Dana Herbine
Bow – Lauren Hultgren
Men's Varsity 4
Boat – LeBow College of Business
Coxswain – Brett Barry
Stroke – Dean Hill
3 – Jim Howley
2 – William Cartwright
Bow – Casimir Czworkowski
Women's Varsity 4
Boat – Sandra Lee Sheller
Coxswain – Nupur Parikh
Stroke – Barbara McKenna
3 – Christina Alleva
2 – Emily Doris
Bow – Emma Compton
Men's Freshmen 4
Boat – Oxholm
Coxswain – Charlie Bavisotto
Stroke – Zachary Seither
3 – Kyle Hershman
2 – Julien Mahler
Bow – Stephen Robbins
Men's Pair
Boat – Toby Wallace
2 – Tom Foulds
1 – Louis Masi
Women's Pair
Boat – Jeremy & Theresa MacDonald
2 – Jenna O'Toole
1 – Hannah Devlin
Men's Single
George Twardy
Women's Single
Taylor Brady
Players Mentioned
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Men's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
/ Women's Rowing
Drexel's Autocomplete With Rowing Coach Paul Savell
Tuesday, March 18
Justin Best - Olympic Gold Medal Rower
Wednesday, March 05
Dragon Leadership Academy Feature 2024
Friday, March 01
Game Plans - Presented by The Study - Rowing Coach Katie Lane
Tuesday, February 06
