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Blue Devils Finish 16th at 2024 NCAA Rowing Championships
6/2/2024 7:43:00 PM | Rowing
BETHEL, Ohio – The 16th-ranked Blue Devils closed out the final day of competition at the 2024 NCAA Rowing Championships at East Fork/Harsha Lake in Bethel, Ohio.
As a team, the Blue Devils finished 16th against a tough 22-team field with 46 points in the championship after advancing all three boats to C Final races. Duke was one of three ACC teams to compete in the three-day regatta, joining Syracuse (11th) and Virginia (13th).
The Blue Devils' Varsity Four opened the final day of racing with a strong second-place finish in the C Final. The crew of coxswain Ava Liebmann, Grace Matos, Vivienne Foley, Erin Temple and Eliza Straayer registered a time of 7:17.370, just three seconds behind the first-place boat from Virginia.
The Second Varsity Eight followed with a third-place performance in their C Final race after powering past crews from No. 11 Indiana, Gonzaga and Boston U. to cross the finish line in 6:42.843.
Duke's Varsity Eight rounded out the competition with a fourth-place time of 6:34.051. The V8 stayed competitive with three nationally ranked crews in No. 14 Virginia, No. 12 Indiana and No. 13 Rutgers, trailing by just 6.63, 5.36 and 2.82 seconds, respectively.
To view the full results from the NCAA Championships, click here.
BLUE DEVIL LINEUPS
V8: Coxswain Audrey Kline, Chloe Zollman, Ellen Ulitsky, Lena Mills, Niamh Comerford, Kathryn Nash, Florine Lijesen, Nora Conaty, Lauren Brandmeyer
2V8: Coxswain Ithika Senthilnathan, Brenna Morley, Mollie Nicol, Francesca Morland, Noelle Fuchs, Elizabeth May, Sophie Gower, Chelsea Proutt, Irene Ulitsky
V4: Coxswain Ava Liebmann, Grace Matos, Vivienne Foley, Erin Temple, Eliza Straayer
To stay up to date with Blue Devils rowing, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeROW".
Duke Centennial
In 2024, Duke celebrates its Centennial, marking one hundred years since Trinity College became Duke University. Duke will use this historic milestone to deepen the understanding of its history, inspire pride and strengthen bonds and partnerships, and prepare for a second century of continued excellence and impactful leadership. To learn more, please visit 100.duke.edu
#GoDuke
As a team, the Blue Devils finished 16th against a tough 22-team field with 46 points in the championship after advancing all three boats to C Final races. Duke was one of three ACC teams to compete in the three-day regatta, joining Syracuse (11th) and Virginia (13th).
The Blue Devils' Varsity Four opened the final day of racing with a strong second-place finish in the C Final. The crew of coxswain Ava Liebmann, Grace Matos, Vivienne Foley, Erin Temple and Eliza Straayer registered a time of 7:17.370, just three seconds behind the first-place boat from Virginia.
The Second Varsity Eight followed with a third-place performance in their C Final race after powering past crews from No. 11 Indiana, Gonzaga and Boston U. to cross the finish line in 6:42.843.
Duke's Varsity Eight rounded out the competition with a fourth-place time of 6:34.051. The V8 stayed competitive with three nationally ranked crews in No. 14 Virginia, No. 12 Indiana and No. 13 Rutgers, trailing by just 6.63, 5.36 and 2.82 seconds, respectively.
To view the full results from the NCAA Championships, click here.
BLUE DEVIL LINEUPS
V8: Coxswain Audrey Kline, Chloe Zollman, Ellen Ulitsky, Lena Mills, Niamh Comerford, Kathryn Nash, Florine Lijesen, Nora Conaty, Lauren Brandmeyer
2V8: Coxswain Ithika Senthilnathan, Brenna Morley, Mollie Nicol, Francesca Morland, Noelle Fuchs, Elizabeth May, Sophie Gower, Chelsea Proutt, Irene Ulitsky
V4: Coxswain Ava Liebmann, Grace Matos, Vivienne Foley, Erin Temple, Eliza Straayer
To stay up to date with Blue Devils rowing, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by searching "DukeROW".
Duke Centennial
In 2024, Duke celebrates its Centennial, marking one hundred years since Trinity College became Duke University. Duke will use this historic milestone to deepen the understanding of its history, inspire pride and strengthen bonds and partnerships, and prepare for a second century of continued excellence and impactful leadership. To learn more, please visit 100.duke.edu
#GoDuke
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