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2009 Washington ScheduleDate Opponent Time3/28 CLASS DAY 9:30am4/4 HUSKY OPEN 8:00 am4/4-5 San Diego Crew Classic All Day4/11 at Washington State 8:00 am4/17 at Stanford (men) 6:00 pm4/18 vs. Wisconsin (men) 9:30 am4/25 CALIFORNIA 9:00 am5/2 WINDERMERE CUP/OPENING DAY 10:20 am5/17 at Pac-10 Championships All Day5/29-31 at NCAA Championships (women) All Day6/4-6 at IRA Championships (men) All Day

Setting the Scene: IRA ChampionshipsThe Huskies revisit the scene of the Pac-10 Championships, Lake Natoma, for the 107th running of the IRA Championships. Twenty-two schools are expected to compete in the varsity eight event, including Washington and defending national champion Wisconsin. The IRA regatta is jointly hosted by the Sacra-mento Sports Commission and the Sacramento State Aquatics Center. The regatta will be administered by the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) and the Aquatics Center staff.

Live Video/Results On The WebHusky crew fans will be able to watch a free live broadcast of the race on xxxx. In addition, live UW updates will be available on the offi cial Twitter page of Washington rowing, http://Twitter.com/UWHus-kyCrew.

Last Time OutWashington competed in the Pac-10 Championships on May 17 at Lake Natoma in Rancho Cordova, Calif. The crews faced temperatures in the low-100s and blazing sun at race time. The men came out hot, winning the freshman eight race by open water. The Huskies followed that with a matching open-water victory in the varsity four. In the second varsity eight race, Washington managed to get up early, winning the race by eight seats, setting the varsity men up for the second straight UW sweep of the Pac-10 Championships. The varsity eight faced a challenging fi eld, with then-No. 6 Stanford and then-No. 3 Cal lined up in the third and second lanes, respectively. Right off the start, the Huskies were locked in a battle with the Bears and the Cardinal for the top spot. California and Stanford crossed the line almost simultaneously, with the Golden Bears edging Stanford by a bow ball. Washington came in less than half a length behind in third place. The top three crews were separated by just 2.2 seconds. The Huskies fi nished the champi-onships in second place overall, three points behind Cal.

Huskies in the IRA ChampionshipsWashington has competed at the IRA regatta 60 times, dating back to 1913. In 1913, the varsity eight took third place overall. The Huskies competed each year 1947-1972, before taking a 20-year hiatus from the regatta. In 1995, Washington returned to the IRA regatta, winning the national title in the second varsity eight and taking bronze in the varsity eight. In 1997, Washington swept the river, winning the eight, second eight and freshman eight races for the fi rst time since 1950. Since 1997, Washington has won titles in the 2001 and 2002 freshman eights, the 2004 and 2005 second varsity eights, the 2006 frosh eight and the 2007 fi rst and second varsity eights. In 2007, the team returned to Seattle with the Ten Eyck trophy for the overall team points winner. Last year, the Huskies’ varsity eight was ranked No. 1 in the country and was undefeated going into the regatta. Washington was heavily favored to win the race, but faltered in the fi nal, losing to Wisconsin by a second and a half. The second varsity eight won the national title, defeating California by nearly two seconds and the dominating freshman eight fell to Cal by just half a second. The varsity four took home the national title, defeating Marist, and the freshman four won its race for the championship, defeating Cal by four and a half seconds. The 2008 edition of the Huskies earned the Ten Eyck trophy for the second straight year, leading the standings with 214 points, seven more than Cal and 23 more than third-place Wisconsin.

The Men’s FieldTwenty-two crews will compete in the heavyweight varsity eight races starting with heat races on Thurs-day, June 4. The top two crews in each heat will advance to the semifi nals and the rest will head to the repechage races slated for 2pm Thursday. Washington will race in the second heat, scheduled for 8:15am, along with UC-San Diego, George Washington, Wisconsin, Navy and Holy Cross. Also racing in the varsity eight heats will be Princeton, Northeastern, California, Cornell, Oregon State, Gonzga, Syracuse, Harvard, Brown, Dartmouth, San Diego, Penn, Columbia, Stanford, Boston and MIT. Washington is seeded fi fth in the varsity eight, with Cal sporting the No. 1 seed, Stanford coming in at No. 2, Harvard seeded third and defending national champion Wisco seeded fourth. In the second varsity eight, Washington will again race in the second heat, but this time only the top boat in each heat gets a pass to the fi nal. All other crews will compete in the repechages, slated for 10:12am on Friday, June 5. Washington is the No. 1 seed in the second varsity after its strong win at Pac-10s. The Huskies will face Gonzaga, Stanford, Harvard and George Washington in the second heat. Syracuse, Cal, Wisconsin and Penn will race in heat one, and Dartmouth, Cornell, Brown, Boston U. and Columbia compete in heat three. The freshman eight garnered its own No. 1 seeding and is scheduled to race the third heat at 10:00 am Thursday. The Huskies have dominated this year, including a nine-second win in the Pac-10 Champion-

2009 Washington Quick FactsLocation ................................................Seattle, Wash.Founded......................................................Nov. 4, 1861Enrollment ........................ 42,000 (31,400 undergrad)Nickname ........................................................ HuskiesColors .................................................Purple and GoldConference ...................................................Pacifi c-10Home Course ................Montlake Cut (2,000 meters) .............................. Lake Washington, Seattle, Wash.Director of Rowing/Women’s Head Coach ............... .................................................... Bob Ernst (35th year)Men’s Head Coach ...... Michael Callahan (5th year)Men’s Freshman Coach .........................Luke McGeeWomen’s Novice Coach ...................... Nicole MinettMen’s Assistant Coach ..........................Ben FletcherWomen’s Assistant Coach ......................Colin SykesVolunteer Assistant Coaches .......... Carlos Dinares, ........................ Andy Foltz, Wyatt Allen, Conor BullisDirector of Operations.........................Katie GardnerCertifi ed Athletic Trainer .......... Melissa BeausoleilEquipment Manager ....................Karen GundermanMen’s National Varsity Eight Championships (14): 2007, 1197, 1984, 1970, 1950, 1948, 1941, 1940, 1937, ..........................................1936, 1933, 1926, 1924, 1923Women’s NCAA Team Titles (3): .....2001, 1998, 1997Women’s National Varsity Eight Championships (11): ...2002, 2001, 1998, 1997, 1988, 1987,1985, 1984, ..............................................................1983, 1982, 1981

ships on May 17. Washington will square off with Boston U., Princeton, Wisco, Northeastern and UC-San Diego in the third heat, with the top boat from each heat advancing to the fi nal. All others will proceed to the repechage round sched-uled for 9:36am on Friday. Washington also sends a varsity four and an open four to the 2009 IRA Cham-pionships. Competing in the second heat in both races, the Huskies will see a more varied group of teams. In the open four, Washington will race against Navy, Princeton, Harvard and Syracuse. The varsity four will see San Diego, California, Brown, MIT and Wisconsin. As in the previous two events, only the top boat moves on to fi nals. The rest of the fi eld moves to the repechage, scheduled for Friday, from 8:24am (Open four) to 9:12am (varsity four).

About the CourseLake Natoma is the home course of the Pac-10 Championship and will serve as the site of the 2009 IRA Championship Regatta. Situated 15 miles northeast of Sacramento, Calif., Lake Natoma was created by Nimbus Dam across American River and is a regulating reservoir for releases from Folsom Lake. The race course length is 2,000 meters.

Getting There/ParkingDirections from Highway 50: Heading West from Lake Tahoe or East from Sacramento or San Francisco take the Hazel Ave. (Exit 21). Go North onto Hazel Ave. Proceed approximately .5 to Gold County Blvd./Nimbus Rd. (the second stop light) turn right. Follow the road into the Aquatic Center parking lot. Parking is available for $8 at Nimbus Flat State Park or at the end of Tributary Point Drive for $5. A complementary shuttle is provided every 20 minutes from the Tributary Point Drive lot and the pick-up/drop-off area is located in front of the Hartford/Health Net buildings.

Admission/Ticket InformationTickets are only available at the Sacramento State Aquatics Center and only on competition days. The Aquatic Center is located at 1901 Hazel Avenue, Gold River, CA 95670.

Ticket prices are as follows:Thursday $5Friday $10 Saturday $12All-Session ticket $20.

Tickets can only be purchased at the Aquatic Center from June 3rd to June 6th. The main ticket booth at the Aquatic Center entrance is cash-only. However, if you need to pay with credit card, you will need to go inside the main Aquatic Center building to purchase tickets.

Race Schedules (Men’s Heavyweights Only)Thursday, June 48:00 am Varsity Eight Heat 18:15 am Varsity Eight Heat 28:30 am Varsity Eight Heat 38:45 am Varsity Eight Heat 49:00 am Second Varsity Eight Heat 19:12 am Second Varsity Eight Heat 29:24 am Second Varsity Eight Heat 39:36 am Freshman Eight Heat 19:48 am Freshman Eight Heat 210:00 am Freshman Eight Heat 310:12 am Open Four Heat 110:24 am Open Four Heat 210:36 am Varsity Four Heat 110:48 am Varsity Four Heat 211:00 am Varsity Four Heat 3

2:00 pm Varsity Eight Repechage 12:15 pm Varsity Eight Repechage 22:30 pm Varsity Eight Repechage 32:45 pm Varsity Eight Repechage 4

USRowing/CRCA Men’s Varsity Eight Coaches Poll(May 20, 2009)

Place Crew Last Week1 California 32 Brown 13 Stanford 64 Harvard 45 Wisconsin 56 Washington 27 Cornell 78 Northeastern 89 Boston University 910 Columbia 1011 Syracuse 1112 George Washington 1213 Navy 1314 Dartmouth 1415 MIT 1616 Oregon State 1517 Princeton 1718 Penn 1819 Gonzaga NR20 Yale 19

USRowing/CRCA Women’s Varsity Eight Coaches Poll(May 20, 2009)

Place Crew Last Week1 Stanford 12 California 23 Yale 54 Virginia 115 Michigan 66 Harvard/Radcliffe 15-T7 Michigan State 38 Princeton 79 Wisconsin 1410 Brown 411 Oregon State 1312 Clemson 1013 Washington 914 Ohio State 815 Dartmouth NR16 USC 1217 Iowa 1718 Louisville 1819 Washington State 15-T20 Minnesota 19

Friday, June 58:24 am Open Four Repechage 18:36 am Open Four Repechage 28:48 am Varsity Four Repechage 19:00 am Varsity Four Repechage 29:12 am Varsity Four Repechage 3

9:36 am Freshman Eight Repechage 19:48 am Freshman Eight Repechage 210:00 am Freshman Eight Repechage 310:12 am Second Varsity Eight Repechage 110:24 am Second Varsity Eight Repechage 210:36 am Second Varsity Eight Repechage 3

11:45 am Varsity Eight Semifi nal A12:00 pm Varsity Eight Semifi nal B12:15 pm Varsity Eight Semifi nal C12:30 pm Varsity Eight Semifi nal D

Saturday, June 68:36 am Varsity Four (Third Level)8:48 am Freshman Eight (Third Level)9:00 am Second Varsity Eight (Third Level)9:12 am Open Four (Petite Final)9:24 am Open Four (Grand Final)9:36 am Varsity Four (Petite Final)9:48 am Varsity Four (Grand Final)

10:30 am Freshman Eight (Petite Final)10:45 am Freshman Eight (Grand Final)11:00 am Second Varsity Eight (Petite Final)11:15 am Second Varsity Eight (Grand Final)11:30 am Varsity Eight (Fourth Final)11:45 am Varsity Eight (Third Level)12:00 pm Varsity Eight (Petite Final)12:15 pm Varsity Eight (Grand Final)

They’re HonoredFour members of the men’s rowing team were named to the Pac-10 All-Academic fi rst team and six more were selected to the second team. Niles Garratt, Lowell Neal, Ty Otto and Simon Taylor were each honored as fi rst-team selections. Bede Clarke, Michelle Darby, Anthony Jacob, Katelin Snyder, David VanBolt and Matt Zapel were each named to the second team. Overall, Washington rowing placed 22 men’s and women’s athletes on Pac-10 All-Academic teams. To be eligible for Pac-10 All-Academic team selection, a student-athlete must maintain a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA and be either a starter or have participated in 50 percent or more of the team’s contests. In addition, the student-athlete must have completed at least one year at the institution.

Let’s Go Camping!Three Husky men and four Husky women have been invited to participate in the USRowing U23 team selection camp this summer. Juniors Alison Browning, Adrienne Martelli and Jennifer Park, as well as freshman coxswain Ariana Tani-moto will each vie for a spot on the U23 women’s eight or quad. Only 29 women nationwide were invited to the selection camp. In addition, Jessiah Johnson, Blaise Didier and Hans Struzyna were invited to selection camp on the men’s side. Only 24 men were invited to selection camp, which takes place in Oklahoma City, Okla. beginning on June 12. The seven Huskies invited to selection camp will vie for the right to compete at the 2009 FISA Under 23 World Championship in Racice, Czech Republic July 23-26.

Probable Washington Lineups

Varsity Eight

cox - Katelin Snyder (Sr. / Winter Park, Fla. / Winter Park)stroke - Will Crothers (Sr. / Kingston, Ontario / Kingston C.V.I.)7 - Simon Taylor (Jr. / Hamilton, New Zealand / Hamilton Boys)6 - Jessiah Johnson (Sr. / Mercer Island, Wash. / Mercer Island)5 - Rob Gibson (Sr. / Kingston, Ontario / Notre Dame Regiopolis)4 - Bart-Jan Caron (Sr. / Millbay, B.C. / Shawnigan Lake School)3 - Anthony Jacob (So. / Vancouver, B.C. / Vancouver College)2 - Hans Struzyna (So. / Kirkland, Wash. / Bellevue Christian)bow - Max Lang (Sr. / Lumby, B.C. / Shawnigan Lake)

Second Varsity Eight

cox - Michelle Darby (So. / North Andover, Mass. / Phillips Academy)stroke - Nenad Bulicic (So. / Belgrade, Serbia / Milutin Milankovic)7 - Lowell Neal (Sr. / Los Alamos, N.M. / Los Alamos)6 - Matt Zapel (So. / Vashon, Wash. / Vashon Island)5 - Ty Otto (So. / Burke, Va. / Thomas Jefferson)4 - Blaise Didier (Jr. / San Francisco, Calif. / John O’Connell)3 - Roko Svast (Jr. / Split, Croatia / 5th Gymnasium/Grammar Vladimir Nazor Split)2 - Bede Clarke (So. / Wallabi Point, Australia / Newington College)bow - Stephen Connolly (Sr. / Calgary, Alberta / Shawnigan Lake)

Freshman Eight

cox - Laura Denman (Fr. / Winchester, Mass. / Winsor)stroke - Mathis Jessen (Fr. / Hamburg, Germany / Rudolf-Steiner-Ham-burg-Bergstedt)7 - Tom Lehmann (Fr. / Rovershagen, Germany / Gymnasium an der Rostocker heide Rovershagen)6 - Conlin McCabe (Fr. / Brockville, Ontario / BCI)5 - Jay Thompson (Fr. / Boulder, Colo. / Fairview)4 - Justin Hopkins (Fr. / Davis, Calif. / DSIS)3 - Robert Munn (Fr. / Redmond, Wash. / Redmond)2 - Ambrose Puttmann (Fr. / Cincinnati, Ohio / St. Xavier)bow - Jeffrey Gibbs (Fr. / Cincinnati, Ohio / St. Xavier)

Varsity Four

cox - Leah Downey (Sr. / Seattle, Wash. / Seattle Prep)stroke - Max Weaver (Jr. / Snohomish, Wash. / Snohomish)3 - Casey Dobrowolski (So. / Seattle, Wash. / University Prep)2 - David VanBolt (Sr. / Ann Arbor, Mich. / Huron)bow - Trevor Walchenbach (So. / Seattle, Wash. / Roosevelt)

Open Four

cox - Valaree Fowler (Jr. / Tallahassee, Fla. / Leon)stroke - Niles Garratt (So. / Lake Forest Park, Wash. / Shorecrest)3 - Noah O’Connell (So. / Victoria, B.C. / Brentwood School)2 - Alan Meininghaus (Fr. / Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Allegheny)bow - Peter Carlson (Sr. / Orangevale, Calif. / Bella Vista)

The Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta (IRA) is the oldest collegiate rowing championship in the country, and remains the premier event for national rowing honors for college men. The fi rst IRA Regatta, on June 24, 1895, was a four-miler between Columbia, the winner, Cornell and Pennsylvania.

The regatta has grown from that single race in 1895 to include championship competition in eight, four and pair-oared competition at the varsity, second varsity and freshmen levels for both men and women.

The rowing championship is conducted by the Intercollegiate Rowing Associa-tion that was organized at the beginning of the century. It consists of fi ve eastern, traditional rowing schools, the original three schools, Columbia, Cornell and Penn-sylvania, plus Navy and Syracuse. To this day, the Association is comprised of only these fi ve schools and all other colleges participate as invited guests.

Much of the history of the IRA tends to focus on the great crews of Cornell, Navy, Washington and California and their coaches who established impressive winning records at the old regattas at Poughkeepsie and Lake Onondaga.

In 1923, Washington, coached by “Rusty” Callow, became the fi rst Western school to win the IRA, followed by another victory in 1926. When Callow left Seattle to coach at Pennsylvania, he was succeeded by his assistant Al Ulbrickson who continued the Husky winning ways with six IRA titles in 1936, 1937, 1940, 1941 and 1948 and 1950. His freshman, jayvee and varsity crews “swept the river” in 1936, 1937, 1948 and 1950.

After competing in the national championships held annually on Lake Harsha in Cincinnati between 1983 and 1994, the UW returned to the IRA for its 100th an-niversary in 1995. In 1997, the Huskies swept top honors in the three featured races for the fi rst time since 1950.

UW won the varsity eight, junior varsity eight and open four championships in 2007 and captured the Ten Eyck trophy as the overall IRA points winner. Last season, the Huskies won the Ten Eyck trophy again for taking home titles in the varsity four, freshman four and second varsity eight.

Intercol legiate Rowing Associat ion Championships

Prior to 1982 and since 1995, the Intercollegiate Rowing Association winner has been recognized as the national champion. Below are UW’s fi nishes in the IRA Championships. The Huskies won 12 IRA varsity eight national titles.

Year Varsity JV Frosh1954 3rd 4th 2nd1953 3rd 1st 1st1952 7th 2nd1951 2nd 2nd 1st1950 1st 1st 1st1949 2nd 1st 1st1948 1st 1st 1st1947 3rd 4th 1st1941 1st 2nd1940 1st 1st1939 2nd 2nd 1st1938 3rd 1st 2nd1937 1st 1st 1st1936 1st 1st 1st1935 3rd 1st 1st1934 2nd 1st1932 3rd1931 3rd 1st1930 6th 2nd 5th1929 2nd 4th1928 3rd 4th 4th1927 2nd 1st1926 1st 1st1925 2nd 1st1924 1st 2nd1923 1st 2nd1922 2nd1914 5th1913 3rd

Year Varsity JV Frosh2008 2nd 1st 2nd2007 1st 1st 3rd2006 5th 4th 1st2005 4th 1st 3rd2004 2nd 1st 14th2003 2nd 2nd 4th2002 3rd 3rd 1st2001 3rd 2nd 1st2000 4th 3rd 2nd1999 3rd 2nd 4th1998 2nd 5th 2nd1997 1st 1st 1st1996 2nd 4th1995 3rd 1st1993 1st1972 4th 1st1971 2nd 3rd 7th1970 1st 2nd 2nd1969 3rd 7th 1st1968 2nd 10th 5th1967 7th 5th 3rd1966 11th 4th 9th1965 3rd 4th 3rd1964 2nd 1st 4th1963 7th 2nd 2nd1962 2nd 4th 3rd1961 4th 4th 1st1960 3rd 4th 3rd1959 5th 2nd 2nd1956 4th 1st 3rd1955 4th 4th 2nd

Cincinnati National Championship Regattas

The Cincinnati Regatta, raced on Lake Harsha, was recognized as the sport’s heavyweight national championship from 1982 until 1994. Washington won the title in 1984 after fi nishing second in 1983. Listed below are UW’s fi nishes in the Cincinnati National Championship Regattas.

Year Varsity 8 Varsity 4 1994 4th1993 5th1992 7th 2nd1991 4th 2nd1990 5th

Year Varsity 8 Varsity 4 1989 2nd1985 3rd1984 1st1983 2nd

Coxswains Katelin Snyder (varsity eight), Leah Downey (open four) and Micah Perrin (second varsity eight) pose with their respective 2007 men’s

IRA Championship trophies

Washington’s 1948 national champion varsity eight on the Montlake Cut.

Unoffi cial National ChampionshipsWashington counts four “unoffi cial” national champions to its credit:

1933 - Defeated Harvard and Yale in 2,000-meter race 1977 - Varsity eight won the Pac-8 regatta, declared national champion after win-ning at Henley Royal Regatta, defeating Harvard and Cornell twice each and both the British and Irish National teams1978 - Undefeated regular season, defeated all collegiate crews at Henley1981 - Undefeated season, Washington’s junior varsity won Ladies’ Plate at Henley

RACE HISTORY • Men’s National Championships

Stewards CupThe Stewards Cup, presented in 1900 to the IRA by Francis S. Banks (Columbia), goes to the Freshmen Eight champion. Washington won back-to-back Stewards Cup titles in 2001 and 2002. A gold medal in 2006 pushed its all-time total to 13.

Men’s National Championships • RACE HISTORY

Varsity Challenge CupPresented to the IRA by Dr. Louis L. Seaman, (Cornell) in 1898, the silver cup goes annually to the college crew winning the Varsity race. Washington (left) won the 2007 race. The Challenge Cup victory was the 12th title overall in the history of the Washington program, dating back to its fi rst victory in 1923.

Kennedy Challenge Cup TrophyThis trophy was originally presented to the IRA in 1899 by Davidson Kennedy (Pennsylvania) to four-oared winners. The trophy is now annually awarded to the winner of the junior varsity race. Washington (right) won the Kennedy Challenge Cup in 2004, 2005, 2007 and again in 2008. It was the Huskies’ 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th all-time victories in Kennedy Cup competition.

In 2005, with a win in the JV Eight, Evan Galloway collected the last of four IRA championship gold medals he won during his career at Washington.

Husky rowers from the class of ’49 display jerseys collected after each victory. UW dominated from 1948-50, winning eight IRA

championships.

Washington’s open four won gold in 2007.

RACE HISTORY • Men’s National Championships2007

Varsity Eightcox-Katelin Snyder, stroke-Will Crothers, 7-Heath Allen, 6-Aljosa Corovic, 5-Rob Gibson, 4-David Worley, 3-Steve Full, 2-Jessiah Johnson, bow-Max Lang.

Junior Varsity Eightcox-Micah Perrin, stroke-Bart-Jan Caron, 7-Lowell Neal, 6-Andrew Beaton, 5-Trevor Mollenkopf, 4-Drew Fowler, 3-Derek Devries, 2-David VanBolt, bow-Alan Oriard.

Open Fourcox-Leah Downey, stroke-Peter Carlson, 3-Mike Flight, 2-David Goulet, bow-James Olson.

2006Freshman Eightcox-Katelin Snyder,stroke-Will Crothers, 7-Mike Flight, 6-Jessiah Johnson, 5-Max Lang, 4-Bart-Jan Caron, 3-Trevor Mollenkopf, 2-Asa Bergdahl,bow-Lowell Neal.

Open Fourcox-Patrick Kavanagh,stroke-Peter Carlson,3-Alan Oriard,2-Dustin Kraus,bow-Ricky Bargreen.

2005Junior Varsity Eightcox-Greg King,stroke-Scott Gault,7-Scott Schmidt, 6-Cooper Lange, 5-Martin Rogulja, 4-Jacob Petit, 3-Matt Kopicky,2-Tyler Smith, bow-Evan Galloway.

Open Fourcox-Mary Katherine Langlais, stroke-Craig Tyler, 3-Adam Van Winkle, 2-Luke Carney, bow-Dustin Kraus.

2004Junior Varsity Eightcox-Chris O’Brien, stroke-Ian Harrison, 7-Ben Fletcher, 6-Dusan Nikolic, 5-Ian Sawyer, 4-Marko Petrovic, 3-Kyle Larson, 2-Nick Hudson, bow-Matt Kopicky.

Varsity Fourcox-Adrian Andrews, stroke-Seth Berling, 3-Colin Phillips,2-Jacob Pettit,bow-Evan Galloway.

2003 2002 2001

1997

Varsity Fourcox-Melissa Wengard, stroke-Jeff Jorgensen, 3-John Kenfi eld, 2-Ben Fletcher, bow-Evan Galloway.

Freshman Eightcox-Greg King,stroke-Conor Musgrave, 7-Scott Gault6-Ante Kusurin,5.-Giuseppe Lanzone,4-Kyle Larson3-Nick Hudson,2-John Heylin,bow-Matt Kopicky,

Open Fourcox - Melissa Wengard, stroke - Jeff Jorgensen, 3 - Dan McKeegan, 2 - Andy Altman, bow - Evan Galloway.

Freshman Eightcox - Chris O’Brien,stroke - Ian Harrison,7 – Marko Petrovic,6- Andy Derrick,5- Ian Sawyer,4 - John Kenfi eld,3 - Sam Burns,2 - Nick Beles,bow - Seth Berling.

PairJeff Jorgensen, Andy Altman.

1995Varsity Eightcox-Sean Mulligan, stroke-Bob Cummins, 7-Brett Reisinger, 6-Silas Harrington, 5-Andy Tyler,4-Matt Anderson, 3-Matt Schostak, 2-Aaron Beck, bow-Carl Bolstad.

Junior Varsity Eightcox-Melissa Collins,stroke-Mark Pengelly,7-Steve Todd,6-James Rawson, 5-George Dowell, 4-Evan Stuart, 3-Erik Brand, 2-Brent Starace, bow-Pat Ormond.

Freshman Eightcox-Pete Lundquist, stroke-Whit Hammond, 7-Eric Funk,6-Dave Calder,5-Mike Chait,4-Jason Sander,3-Brent Mueller,2-Ryan Donahue,bow- Phil Hoyle.

Junior Varsity Eightcox – Richard Tzeng, stroke – Ned Flint, 7-Andrew Dempsey,6 – Steven Kunnen, 5 – Matt Anderson, 4 – Erik Sjaastad, 3 – David Greif, 2 – Carl Bolstad, bow – Rich Parsons.

1970

Varsity Eightcox-Jim Edwards, stroke-Cliff Hurn,7-Rick Copstead, 6-Mike Viereck, 5-Chad Rudolph, 4-Brian Miller, 3-Brad Thomas, 2-Larry Johnson, bow-Greg Miller.

1969Freshman Eightcox-Bill Drenguis, stroke-Cliff Hurn, 7-Jan Karlstrom, 6-Pres Winters, 5-Rex Thompson, 4-Jon Buse, 3-Charles Ruthford,2-Lynn Churchill,bow-Rick Copstead.

1964Junior Varsity Eightcox-Rick Clothier, stroke-Jerry Johnson, 7-Jon Runstad, 6-Bill McGonagle, 5-Dick Moen, 4-Alden Hansen, 3-Jim Gavin, 2-Ken Ness, bow-Dick Shindler.

1961Freshman Eightcox-Dale Lonheim, stroke-Jerry Johnson, 7-Jon Runstad, 6-Bob Holland, 5-Jim Gavin, 4-Tom Ruttkay, 3-Jim Connor, 2-Tom Mills, bow-Lee Deshal.

1956Junior Varsity Eightcox-Wayne Waters,stroke-Dick Erickson, 7-Andy Horland, 6-Chuck Bower, 5-Lynn Lamb, 4-Phil Kieburtz, 3-Floyd Barker, 2-Bud Condon, bow-Doug Wetter.

1993Junior Varsity Eightcox – Kristin Bailey, stroke – Ned Flint, 7 – Rob Lorenz, 6 – Steve Kunnen, 5 – Girts Beitlers, 4 – Sasha Panasik, 3 – Dan James, 2 – Eric Sjaastad, bow – Ryan Allison.

1984Varsity Eightcox – Mike Teather, stroke – Dennis Moran, 7 – Dave Neal, 6 – Brian McGovern, 5 – Dan Doyle, 4 – Mike Feltin, 3 –Raymond Attisha, 2 –Jamie Schaefer, bow –Jon Norelius.

2008

Junior Varsity Eightcox-Micah Perrin, stroke-Graham Oglend,7-Asa Bergdahl, 6-Trevor Mollenkopf, 5-Drew Fowler, 4-Tad McCrea, 3-Andrew Beaton, 2-Steve Full, bow-Bart-Jan Caron.

Open Fourcox-Leah Downey, stroke-Stephen Connolly, 3-Dane Robbins, 2-Kit Culbert, bow-David VanBolt.

Freshmen Fourcox-Michelle Darby, stroke-Niles Garratt, 3-Bjoern Sbierski, 2-Tyler Emsky, bow-Chris Rinker.

1981*Varsity Eightcox – Eric Cohen,Frank Davidson, Al Erickson, Al Forney, Greg Hoffman, Sam Eastabrooks, John Zevenbergen, Charlie Clapp, Marius Felix,

1978*Varsity Eightcox – John Stillings,Mike Hess, Mark Sawyer, Mike Peterson, Greg Guiliani, Mark Miller, Terry Fisk, Kris Schoenberg, Brian Martin

1977*Varsity Eightcox – John Stillings,stroke - Mike Hess7-Mark Sawyer, 6-Ross Parker 5-Mark Miller, 4-Mark Umlauf, 3-Terry Fisk, 2-Jesse Franklin,bow-Ron Jackman

*Teams marked with an asterisk are noted as

Unoffi cial National Champions

Men’s National Championships • RACE HISTORY1951

Freshmen Eightcox-Bob Witter, stroke-Guy Harper, 7-Keith Riley, 6-Ted Frost, 5-Gordan Hardy, 4-Ivar Birkeland, 3-Bill John, 2-Roland Camfi eld, bow-Jim Howay.

1953

Junior Varsity Eightcox-Al Rossi, stroke-Roland Camfi eld, 7-Leon Moore, 6-Ted Frost, 5-Joe McIntyre, 4-Ivar Birkeland, 3-Don Voris, 2-Bill Cameron,bow-Eric Fonkalsrud.

Open Fourcox- Paul Andonian, stroke-Art Hart, 7-Butch Thomas, 6-Dave Purnell, 5-Lynn Lamb, 4-Doug French, 3-Hans Becker, 2-Ted Peterson, bow-Ron Wailes.

1950

Varsity Eightcox-Allen Morgan, stroke-Roger Baird, 7-Rod Johnson, 6-Al Urbrickson Jr., 5-Norm Buvick, 4-Ken Walters, 3-Bob Young, 2-John Audett, bow-Carl Lovested.

Junior Varsity Eightcox-Tren Griffi n, stroke-Charlie McCarthy, 7-Wilbur Lowe, 6-Warren Helgerson, 5- Phil Horrocks, 4- George Waiss, 3-Dick Jordan, 2-Warren Westlund, bow-Owen Miller.

Freshman Eightcox-Tom Winter,stroke-Fil Leanderson,7-Eric Fonkalsrud,6-Dave Nielsen,5-Carl Strandin, 4-Bill Cameron,3-Dick Wahlstrom, 2-Erv Johnson, bow- Jim Callaghan.

1949

Junior Varsity Eightcox-Tren Griffi n, stroke-Roger Baird, 7-Wilbur Lowe,6- Ken Walters, 5-Gordon Giovanelli, 4-Roy Putnam, 3-Don Brietenburg, 2-Warren Westlund, bow-Hal Brown.

Freshman Eightcox-Dick Boyce, stroke-Charles Anderson,7-John Fletcher, 6-Al Ulbrickson Jr.,5-Dick Jordan, 4-Warren Helgerson, 3-Carl Lovested, 2-George Waiss, bow- Howard Kellogg.

1948Varsity Eightcox-Bob Lee, stroke-Charlie McCarthy, 7-Rod Johnson, 6-Don Landon,5-Norm Buvick, 4-Bill Works,3-Bob Young,2-John Audett, bow-Ed Hearing.

Junior Varsity Eightcox-Allen Morgan,stroke-Warren Westlund, 7-Bob Martin, 6-Bob Will, 5-Gordon Giovanelli, 4-Dave Dixon, 3-Phil Lund, 2-Bill Wall, bow-Fred Mitchell.

Freshman Eightcox-Tren Griffi n, stroke-Roger Baird,7-Ken Brockman,6-Gene Anderson, 5-Malcom Joss, 4-Jim Graham, 3-Hal Brown, 2-Loren Johnson, bow-Lawrence Lundgren.

1947Freshmen Eightcox-Allen Morgan, stroke-Warren Westlund, 7-Rod Johnson, 6-Norm Buvick, 5-Dave Dixon, 4-Bob Young, 3-Bob Harris, 2-Bill Wall, bow-Manford McNeil.

1941

Varsity Eightcox-Vic Fomo, stroke-Ted Gerhart, 7-Tom Taylor, 6-Walt Wallace, 5-Chuck Johnson, 4-Doyle Fowler, 3-Bill Neill, 2-Paul Simdars, bow-John Bracken.

1940Varsity Eightcox-Fred Colbert, stroke-Ted Garhart, 7-Dallas Duppenthaler, 6-Dick Yantis, 5-Chuck Jackson, 4-Gerald Keely, 3-Al Erickson, 2-Paul Soules, bow-John Bracken.

Junior Varsity Eightcox-Vic Fomo, stroke-Vic Michaelson, 7-Barton Douglas, 6-Bob Vincent, 5-Erwin Thomas, 4-Wayne Gordon, 3-Don Thompson, 2-Paul Simdars, bow-Bob Connolly.

1939Freshmen Eightcox-Vic Fomo, John Bracken,Doyle Fowler, King, Ted Garhart, Erickson, Dick Yantis, Douglas, Anderson.

1938Freshmen Eight(No other info. available)

1937Varsity EightJunior Varsity EightFreshmen Eight(No other info. available)

1936

Varsity Eightcox-Robert Moch, stroke-Don Hume, 7-Joseph Rantz, 6-George Hunt, 5-James McMillin,4-John White, 3-Gordon Adam, 2-Charles Day, bow-Roger Morris.

Junior Varsity EightFreshmen Eight(No other info. available)

1935Junior Varsity Eightcox-Robert Moch, John York, Walter Raney, Sydney Lund, James McMillin, Robert Snider, Walter Bates, Herb Day, Bob White.

Freshmen Eightcox-Earl Schenck, Donald Hume, Don Canfi eld, Seaman, Gordon Adam, Donald Coy, Merton Hatch, Bob White,Bob Murray.

1934Freshmen Eightcox-George Morry,Bud Schact, Roger Morris, Bob Green, Delos Schoch, Charles Hartman, Joe Rantz, George Hunt, George Lund.

1933*Varsity Eightcox-Harvey Love, stroke-Ed Argersinger, 7-Walter Raney, 6-Herb Mjorud, 5-Gordon Parrott, 4-Herb Day, 3-Robert Snider,2-Wilbur Washburn, bow-Bob White.

1931Varsity Eightcox-Harvey Love, stroke-Ed Argersinger, 7-Walter Raney, 6-Herb Mjorud, 5-Gordon Parrott, 4-Herb Day, 3-Robert Snider,2-Wilbur Washburn, bow-Bob White.

1927Junior Varsity Eightcox-Harvey Love, stroke-Ed Argersinger, 7-Walter Raney, 6-Herb Mjorud, 5-Gordon Parrott, 4-Herb Day, 3-Robert Snider,2-Wilbur Washburn, bow-Bob White.

1923Varsity Eightcox-Don Grant, stroke-Dow Walling, 7-Harry Dutton, 6-Sam Shaw, 5-Fred Spuhn, 4-Roland France, 3-Charles Dunn, 2-Max Luft, bow-Pat Tidmarsh.

1924Varsity Eightcox-Don Grant, stroke-Al Ulbrickson, 7-Fred Spun, 6-Don Walling, 5-Hal Condon, 4-Max Luft, 3-Harrison Sanford, 2-Roland France, bow-Harry Dutton.

1925Junior Varsity Eightcox-Frank Blethen, stroke-Jim Mathews, 7-Jim Hart, 6-Tom Quast, 5-Keith,4-Charles McGinnes, 3-Sparling, 2-Melder, bow-Walt Malone.

1926Varsity Eightcox-Arthur Wuthenow, stroke-Al Ulbrickson, 7-Fred Spuhn, 6-Dow Walling, 5-Hal Condon, 4-Max Luft, 3-Harrison Sanford, 2-Roland France, bow-Harry Dutton.

Junior Varsity Eightcox-Frank Blethen, stroke-Charles McGuinness, 7-Bill Wohlmacher, 6-Tom Quast, 5-Fricke, 4-Joel Olmstead, 3-Sparling, 2-Frank Shaw, bow-Tom Bolles.

*Teams marked with an asterisk are noted as

Unoffi cial National Champions