Eagles Take On The Head of The Charles River in Two-Day Regatta

Saturday, October 22

BOSTON, MA

Boston College

HEAD OF THE CHARLES

Eagles Take On The Head of The Charles River in Two-Day Regatta

October 21, 2022 | Rowing

Full Schedule/Results

By: Athletic Communications

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – The Boston College women's rowing team will compete in the Head of The Charles River Regatta on Saturday and Sunday October 22-23 in Boston, Mass.

SATURDAY RACE INFO:
Event: Head of The Charles River
Time: 12:43 p.m. (Women's Club 4+), 1:24 p.m. (Women's Club 8+)
Location: Charles River | Boston

Lineup (Club 4+): Brooke Picazio | Carmen Ewing | Amanda Hall | Peyton Smith | Megan Shober (Coxswain)

Lineup (Club 8+, Boat A): Olivia Hankey | Madeleine Palmer | Lauren Bauer | Carly Griffin | Jennie Sherwood | Kate Morrell | Lucy Martinez | Rachele Papineau | Aemilia Ferreira (Coxswain)

Lineup (Club 8+, Boat B): Erin Smith | Ellie Kirk | Charlotte Cochener | Grace Yi | Curran McLaughlin | Mandy Mozingo | Emma Smirl | Vivienne Kupiecki | Madelyn Stevens (Coxswain)

SUNDAY RACE INFO:
Event: Head of The Charles River
Time: 1:20 (Women's Championship 4+)
Location: Charles River | Boston

Lineup: Lucy Barratt | Lauren Meath | Alexandra Bocek | Rebecca Butler | Ella Bruno (Coxswain)

ABOUT THE CHARLES RIVER:
The Charles River is a centerpiece to the city of Boston. It runs from its headwaters at Echo Lake in the area near Milford and Hopkinton and angles its way through the watershed surrounding metropolitan Boston. The Charles is one of the busiest recreational rivers in the world, and the central location offers a sweeping scenery for runners, scullers and motorists. Rowers launch from docks and boathouses lining its riverbanks, offering a once-in-a-lifetime area for the colleges and universities of the area.

The Charles is emblematic of a homey, intimate Boston, but once per year, it turns into one of the largest sporting arenas in the world for the Head of the Charles Regatta. Held over the penultimate weekend in October, it shepherds hundreds of thousands of people into Massachusetts for an annual competition that unofficially marks the high point of the autumn season for teams like Boston College, all of whom row annually on its waters.