1999-2000 Virginia Women's Rowing Results
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1999-2000 Virginia Women’s Rowing ResultsFallHead of Ohio Classic – October 2, 1999 – Pittsburgh, Pa.
Women’s Open Eight (15 boats)Virginia 13:09.1 Women’s Open Four Finished FirstBrown 13.09.1 Open Quad Finished FirstMichigan 13:15.1 Women’s Double Finished FirstMichigan State 13:19.8 Women’s Single Finished FirstOhio State 13:19.9 Youth Eight Finished SecondCornell 13:31 Youth Four Finished ThirdVirginia B 13:33
Head of the Charles Regatta – October 24, 1999 – Boston, Mass.
Championship Eight Championship FourRowing Canada 16:31 Rowing Canada 18:29.9United States Rowing 16:32 California 18:30Danish National Team 16:36 Virginia 19:13Southern California 17:06 Brown 19:18Virginia 17:16.23 Michigan State (9th place) 20:00Michigan 17:16.83 Wisconsin (10th place) 20:05Brown 17:17.93 Princeton (11th place) 20:08Princeton 17:30.5Wisconsin 17:38Boston University 17:40
Lightweight Four Youth Eight Argonaut Rowing Club of Ontario 18:53 Harvard 17:51 Virginia 19:02 South Niagara Rowing Club – Ontario 17:53Wisconsin 19:39 St. Catharine’s – Ontario 17:54New York Athletic Club 19:57 Virginia 17:57Princeton 19:58
Rivanna Romp – November 14, 1999 – Charlottesville, VA
Varsity Eight Varsity FourVirginia “A” 14:01.1 Virginia “B” 15:05.0Ohio State “A” 14:10.6 Virginia “A” 15:05.7Miami (Fla.) “A” 14:25.5 Ohio State “A” 15:16.3Virginia “C” 14:25.9 Virginia “C” 15:30.4North Carolina “A” 14:30.0 Miami “A” 15:30.7
Novice Eight PairsVirginia “A” 14:49.0 Virginia “A” 16:24.1Virginia “B” 15:21.0 North Carolina “A” 16:31.3Clemson “A” 15:53.5 Ohio State 16:31.4North Carolina 16:21.4 Virginia “B” 17:01.8Virginia “C” 16:28.0 North Carolina “B” 17:07.7
SPRING
San Diego State – March 18, 2000 – Charlottesville, VA
Varsity Eight Second Varsity EightVirginia 6:52.2 Virginia 6:47.9San Diego State 7:10.0 San Diego State 6:57.3 Virginia (third varsity eight) 6:58.0
Michigan & Ohio State – March 25, 2000 – Raleigh, N.C. (Lake Wheeler)ACC/Big Ten Double Dual Regatta
Vs. MichiganVarsity Eight Michigan (6:29.6), Virginia (6:35.0)Second Varsity Eight Michigan (6:38.92), Virginia (6:42.6)Novice Eight Virginia (6:43.0), Michigan (7:02.0)Varsity Four Virginia (7:28.07), Michigan (7:36.1)
Vs. Ohio State Varsity Eight Virginia (6:31.1), Ohio State (6:36.4) Second Varsity Eight Virginia (6:35.1), Ohio State (6:51.3) Novice Eight Virginia (6:46.28), Ohio State (7:08.69) Varsity Four Virginia (7:18.8), Ohio State (7:31.6)
Virginia’s Novice Eight named Atlantic Coast Conference Crew of the Week
Williams College – April 1 – Charlottesville, Va. (Rivanna Reservoir)
Varsity Four Virginia (7:57.7), Williams (8:06.6) Second Varsity Four Virginia (8:14.5), Williams “B” (8:35.9), Williams “A” (8:50.8) Novice Four Virginia (8:22.5), Williams (8:48.6), Virginia “B” (8:56.0) First Novice Eight Virginia (7:21.4), Williams (7:47.0) Second Novice Eight Virginia (7:49.8), Williams (8:44.8) Virginia’s Third Varsity Eight (7:33.6) defeated Williams’ first varsity eight (7:40.6)
San Diego Crew Classic – April 1 & 2 April 1 – Preliminaries Varsity Eight – First Heat – Michigan (6:47.4) , Virginia (6:49.4), Southern California (6:53.7), Washington State, San Diego State, Duke
Second Varsity Eight – Third Heat – Virginia (7:02), Washington State, Clemson, Michigan State, Orange Coast, California – Davis
April 2 – Finals Varsity Eight – Washington (6:38.4), California – Berkeley (6:44.2), Virginia (6:46.5), Southern California (6:49.9), Michigan (6:51.8), Wisconsin (6:59.7)
Second Varsity Eight – Virginia (6:39.5), Washington (6:41.3), Michigan (6:47.1), Oregon State (6:56.6), Southern California(6:57.8), Washington State (7:05.0)
Virginia’s Second Varsity Eight named Atlantic Coast Conference Crew of the Week
Virginia’s First Varsity Eight Ranked Fourth in the Nation–4/7/00
Princeton & Yale – April 22–Princeton, N.J.
Second Varsity Four Virginia (8:08.2), Princeton (8:12.8) First Novice Eight Virginia (7:13.4), Princeton (7:15.8), Yale (7:31.4) Second Novice Eight Virginia (7:38.8), Princeton (7:52.1) First Varsity Four Virginia (7:58.3), Princeton (8:13.1), Virginia “B” (8:20.2) Second Varsity Eight Virginia (7:01.1), Princeton (7:03.3), Yale (7:34.9) First Varsity Eight Princeton (6:55.3), Yale (6:57.4), Virginia (6:58.8)
Virginia’s First Varsity Eight Ranked Sixth in the Nation
ACC Championships – April 29–Lake Monticello Preliminaries Second Varsity Four – First Heat – Virginia (7:58.8), UNC (8:29.4) First Varsity Four – First Heat – Virginia (7:34.9), UNC (7:52.5) Second Varsity Eight – First Heat – Virginia (6:51.6), Duke (7:26.1) First Varsity Eight – First Heat – Virginia (6:51.8), Duke (7:15.3)
Grand Finals Second Varsity Four -Virginia (7:56.9), Clemson (8:11.8) First Varsity Four – Virginia (7:45.1), Clemson (8:06.8) Second Varsity Eight – Virginia (6:51.1), Clemson (7:11.8) First Varsity Eight – Virginia (6:55.9), Clemson (7:12.6)
Virginia’s All-ACC Selections: Sarah Brennan (coxswain), Emily Egge, Chris Hillson and Barb Sheehan
ACC Crew of the Year: Virginia’s Second Varsity Eight – Anne Jensen (coxswain), Marina Traub, Jen Herberger, Jenny Sherman, Lauren Brown, Claudia Durkin, Lynette Sobehart, Risa Mandzuk and Sarah Dondero
ACC Coach of the Year: Virginia’s Kevin Sauer
Eastern Sprints – May 14 – New Preston, Conn. – Lake Waramaug Virginia finished fourth in the team competition and Brown won the Willing points trophy as the top team.
First Varsity Four -Virginia (7:46.6), Cornell (7:50.6), Brown (7:54.3), Radcliffe (7:57.3), Wisconsin (7:59.7), Princeton (8:04.0)Second Varsity Four – Brown (8:30.5), Virginia (8:34.5), Princeton (8:40.9), Cornell (8:42.8)First Varsity Eight – Brown (6:38.5), Radcliffe (6:44.9), Princeton (6:47.5), Virginia (6:49.6), Boston University (6:50.0), Yale (6:54.5)Second Varsity Eight – Brown (6:34.2), Princeton (6:43.6), Virginia (6:48.1), Wisconsin (6:53.3), Radcliffe (6:54.0), Boston University (7:04.9)First Novice Eight – Virginia finished eighthSecond Novice Eight – Virginia finished sixth
NCAA Championships – May 26-28 — Cooper River Park, Camden, N.J.Preliminary Heats — Friday, May 26 Varsity Four – Brown (7:19.39), Virginia (7:19.70), Boston University (7:22.29), Harvard-Radcliffe (7:27.10), California-Berkeley (7:31.29)
Second Varsity Eight – Virginia (6:34.60), Princeton (6:38.39), California-Berkeley (6:42.20), Ohio State (6:53.10), Boston University (7:07.50)
First Varsity Eight – Virginia (6:22.79), Michigan (6:25.50), Harvard-Radcliffe (6:25.60), Michigan State (6:26.70), Boston University (6:35.20), Wesleyan (7:10.79)
Semifinal Heat — First Varsity Eight – Saturday, May 27 First Varsity Eight – Brown (6:27.79), Virginia (6:29.50), Princeton (6:31.79), Boston University (6:33.50), Syracuse (6:45.39), Northeastern (6:45.79)
Grande Finals – Sunday, May 28 Varsity Four – Washington (7:49.00), Brown (7:53.10), Virginia (7:55.10), California-Berkeley (7:57.39), Boston University (8:02.50), Princeton (8:17.60)
Second Varsity Eight – Brown (6:48.39), Washington (6:58.79), Virginia (7:00.89), Michigan (7:02.60), Princeton (7:06.00), California-Berkeley (7:07.70)
First Varsity Eight – Brown (6:37.20), Washington (6:41.10), Virginia (6:42.79), California-Berkeley (6:46.50), Michigan (6:49.29), Princeton (6:50.20)
Final Team Results – Brown (59 points), Washington (55), Virginia (48), California-Berkeley (38), Michigan (34), Princeton (32), Boston University (20), Michigan State (18), Ohio State (13), Harvard-Radcliffe (13)Ohio State finished ninth based on highest finish in the petite final of the first varsity eight.