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Eagles Net Fourth Straight BC-MIT Cup Victory
April 02, 2016 | Rowing
Eagles sweep Engineers in annual Charles River event
BOSTON - The Boston College women's rowing team defeated Massachusetts Institute of Technology to earn its fourth straight victory in the sixth annual BC-MIT Cup on Saturday morning on the Charles River course.
The Eagles, fresh off a third place team victory in the Beanpot last weekend, saw themselves sweep the Engineers in Saturday morning's three events. Boston College had six total boats competing.
In the Varsity Eight Race, BC and MIT battled in the first 1000 before BC pulled ahead decisively in the second half to win with a time of 7:05.4, eight seconds ahead of MIT's 7:13.0 finish.
The maroon and gold kicked off the day with victory in the Varsity Four event. The Eagles top boat finished with a time of 8:10.7, eight seconds ahead of the second varsity four boat from BC, who cruised to a second place finish in a time of 8:18.4. The Eagles Novice Four boat placed third in 8:39.6 before the lone MIT boat finished fourth in a time of 9:00.7
In the Second Varsity event, the second of Saturday's three events, BC's 2V8 boat placed first in a time of 7:25.1 while the 3V8 boat took second place with a time of 7:45.7. MIT's Second Varsity Eight boat placed third with a time of 7:49.5.
Saturday's event marked the sixth consecutive year that the two squads have competed against each other for the BC-MIT Cup. After the Engineers won the inaugural race in 2011 and again in 2012, the Eagles have now won four straight years following today's victory.
Saturday's lineups for each event are as follows:
Varsity Eight:
Coxswain: Anna Tenzinger
Stroke: Makenzy Brown
7: Caroline Henry
6: Grace Grunau
5: Catherine Goldberg
4: Megan Carney
3: Caitlin Yaccarino
2: Michaela Jaffe
bow: Madison Cann
Second Varsity Eight
Coxswain: Kylie Hasegawa
Stroke: Caitlain McDonald
7: Kelly Bungard
6: Katherine DeVlieger
5: Haley Clarke
4: Amanda Jenkins
3: Claire Orzel
2: Jessica Ferrante
bow: Jamie Bange
Varsity Four
Coxswain: Ola Zaworski
Stroke: Michela Karrash
3: Paige Vignone
2: Elizabeth McKernan
bow: Olivia Rogus
Second Varsity Four
Coxswain: Amanda Bakke
Stroke: Hilary Gould
3: Laura Mazziotta
2: Claire Mason
bow: Jessica Zettlemoyer
Third Varsity Eight
Coxswain: Erika Charnley
Stroke: Elizabeth Calder
7: Jacqueline McDonnell
6: Morgan Rann
5: Gretchen Ray
4: Haley Bower
3: Grace Brzozowski
2: Victoria Mulkern
bow: Christy Verhoog
Third Varsity Four/Novice Four
Coxswain: Elizabeth Waltman
Stroke: Kelsey Lally
3: Sophie Spencer
2: Jillian Raplee
bow: Suzanne Schultz
Boston College returns to the water next weekend for the two-day Knecht Cup in West Windsor, New Jersey.
The Eagles, fresh off a third place team victory in the Beanpot last weekend, saw themselves sweep the Engineers in Saturday morning's three events. Boston College had six total boats competing.
In the Varsity Eight Race, BC and MIT battled in the first 1000 before BC pulled ahead decisively in the second half to win with a time of 7:05.4, eight seconds ahead of MIT's 7:13.0 finish.
The maroon and gold kicked off the day with victory in the Varsity Four event. The Eagles top boat finished with a time of 8:10.7, eight seconds ahead of the second varsity four boat from BC, who cruised to a second place finish in a time of 8:18.4. The Eagles Novice Four boat placed third in 8:39.6 before the lone MIT boat finished fourth in a time of 9:00.7
In the Second Varsity event, the second of Saturday's three events, BC's 2V8 boat placed first in a time of 7:25.1 while the 3V8 boat took second place with a time of 7:45.7. MIT's Second Varsity Eight boat placed third with a time of 7:49.5.
Saturday's event marked the sixth consecutive year that the two squads have competed against each other for the BC-MIT Cup. After the Engineers won the inaugural race in 2011 and again in 2012, the Eagles have now won four straight years following today's victory.
Saturday's lineups for each event are as follows:
Varsity Eight:
Coxswain: Anna Tenzinger
Stroke: Makenzy Brown
7: Caroline Henry
6: Grace Grunau
5: Catherine Goldberg
4: Megan Carney
3: Caitlin Yaccarino
2: Michaela Jaffe
bow: Madison Cann
Second Varsity Eight
Coxswain: Kylie Hasegawa
Stroke: Caitlain McDonald
7: Kelly Bungard
6: Katherine DeVlieger
5: Haley Clarke
4: Amanda Jenkins
3: Claire Orzel
2: Jessica Ferrante
bow: Jamie Bange
Varsity Four
Coxswain: Ola Zaworski
Stroke: Michela Karrash
3: Paige Vignone
2: Elizabeth McKernan
bow: Olivia Rogus
Second Varsity Four
Coxswain: Amanda Bakke
Stroke: Hilary Gould
3: Laura Mazziotta
2: Claire Mason
bow: Jessica Zettlemoyer
Third Varsity Eight
Coxswain: Erika Charnley
Stroke: Elizabeth Calder
7: Jacqueline McDonnell
6: Morgan Rann
5: Gretchen Ray
4: Haley Bower
3: Grace Brzozowski
2: Victoria Mulkern
bow: Christy Verhoog
Third Varsity Four/Novice Four
Coxswain: Elizabeth Waltman
Stroke: Kelsey Lally
3: Sophie Spencer
2: Jillian Raplee
bow: Suzanne Schultz
Boston College returns to the water next weekend for the two-day Knecht Cup in West Windsor, New Jersey.
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