Saturday, November 15
Boston, Mass.
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Boston College
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Foot of the Charles
Rowing Varsity 4 Wins Foot Of The Charles
November 15, 2014 | Rowing
Nov. 15, 2014
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Boston, Mass. - The Eagles closed the fall season with strong finishes in all three events at the Foot of the Charles. BC won the Varsity Four by 56 seconds, the largest margin of the day for any winning crew. This crew started in the 3rd position and passed both Radcliffe and URI for a decisive victory in the event. The B boat, comprised of 5 freshmen, rowed a strong race to finish 4th in the event.
The Eagles rowed two boats in the Varsity 8 event, placing 3rd and 14th. This year the Varsity Eights were challenged with a longer race course, 6000 meters, making it their longest race of the fall season. Both crews raced competitively against their Charles River rivals, Northeastern, Radcliffe, Boston University, MIT, and guests University of Rhode Island. Both openweight and lightweight crews raced in the Varsity Eight event, with multiple entries from all schools, there were a total of 23 crews in the Varsity Eight event.
The Eagles rowed two boats in the Varsity 8 event, placing 3rd and 14th. This year the Varsity Eights were challenged with a longer race course, 6000 meters, making it their longest race of the fall season. Both crews raced competitively against their Charles River rivals, Northeastern, Radcliffe, Boston University, MIT, and guests University of Rhode Island. Both openweight and lightweight crews raced in the Varsity Eight event, with multiple entries from all schools, there were a total of 23 crews in the Varsity Eight event.
BC took 3rd and 4th in the Novice Eight event. For the second time this year, BC's A and B Novice Eights have been within 2 seconds of each other. The depth has been a strength of the freshmen/novice squad all season, and this is the first BC squad to place two boats in the top 4 in this event.
Boat Line Ups:
Boat Line Ups:
Varsity 8 A
Coxswain: Kate Votta, stroke: Makenzy Brown, 7: Ellen Burr, 6: Alycia Da'Loia-Moore, 5: Megan Carney, 4: Erin Anderson, 3: Grace Grunau, 2: Caitlin Yaccarino, bow: Maggie Hanlon
Varsity 8 B
Coxswain: Annie Tenzinger, stroke: Michaela Jaffe, 7: Catherine Goldberg, 6: Morgan Rann, 5: Shannon Healey, 4: Alicia McKean, 3: Chelsea Robin, 2: Amanda Jenkins, bow: Rachel Hess
Varsity 4 A
Coxswain: Megan Bailey, stroke: Caroline Henry, 3: Emma Metzger, 2: Claire Mason, bow: Haley Clarke
Varsity 4 B
Coxswain: Elizabeth Waltman, stroke: Alex Clemens, 3: Briana Fogarty, 2: Cecilia Milano, bow: Victoria Mulkern
Novice 8 A
Coxswain: Amanda Bakke, stroke: Caitlain McDonald, 7: Haley Bower, 6: Katie O'Connor, 5: Caroline Purtill, 4: Claire Orzel, 3: Elizabeth Calder, 2: Mackenzie O'Connor, bow: Caitlin Sullivan
Novice 8 B
Coxswain: Ola Zaworski, stroke: Laura Mazziotta, 7: Elizabeth McKernan, 6: Kelly Bungard, 5: Michela Karrash, 4: Shannon Longworth, 3: Jackie McDonnell, 2: Hilary Gould, bow: Sandy Choi
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