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Women's Crew's Madden, Mundelius Garner CRCA All-America Accolades
7/17/2018 11:36:00 AM | Women's Crew
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Brown University women's crew recent graduates Cicely Madden '18 and Jennifer Mundelius '18 have both earned CRCA All-America honors for the second straight year, the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association announced on Monday.
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2018 CRCA All-America Teams
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A native of Weston, Mass., Madden concluded her career as a four-time All-Ivy honoree, a two-time All-American – including a First Team selection in 2017 – and a two-time competitor at the U23 World Championships. Brown's 2018 NCAA Woman of the Year Award nominee, Madden competed with the first varsity eight all 53 career spring races.
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Hailing from Danville, Calif., Mundelius garnered CRCA Second Team All-America honors for the second straight year. She gained both Second Team All-Ivy and CRCA All-Region/All-Conference in each of her last two seasons. As a freshman, Mundelius won an NCAA title with the second varsity eight.
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Mundelius is set to row as a part of USRowing's women's four with coxswain at the 2018 U23 World Rowing Championships in Poznan, Poland from July 25-29.
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Over their careers, the duo helped Brown win three Ivy League team titles (2015, 2016, 2017) and finish in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships in all four years. The Bears remain one of three teams to qualify for all 22 NCAA Championships since the event's inception.
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General requirements for nominating a student-athlete for CRCA post-season honors include: the student-athlete must meet all eligibility rules as defined by her institution, the student-athlete must have rowed at least 75 percent of the current spring season's races in the varsity boat, the student-athlete must be nominated by her institution, and the head coach of the student-athlete's institution must be a member in good standing of the CRCA.
The nominated student-athletes are then selected to first and second teams based on the following criteria: strength of finish of the institution's varsity eight within the country, coach comments, and 2k erg score.
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2018 Division I Pocock First Team All-America Award Winners
Marlee Blue: University of Washington
Fanny Bon: University of Texas
Kendall Brewer: University of Michigan
Claire Collins: Princeton University
Mia Croonquist: University of California, Berkeley
Rachel Engel: Ohio State University
Julianne Faralisch: University of California, Berkeley
Emily Froelich: University of Texas
Stephanie Grauer: Stanford University
Alina Hagstrom: Oregon State University
Contessa Harold: University of Iowa
Emily Kallfelz: Princeton University
Ida Kruse: Ohio State University
Lily Lindsay: Yale University
Heidi Long: University of Virginia
Dana Moffat: University of California, Berkeley
Brook Mooney: University of Washington
Radka Novotnikova: USC
Meg Saunders: Stanford University
Tabea Schendekehl: University of Washington
Lexi Siverling: University of Wisconsin
Miriam Soufi: University of Texas
Hannah Christopher: University of California, Berkeley
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2018 Division I Pocock Second Team All-America Award Winners
Charlotte Buck: Columbia University
Toni Frappell: Indiana University
Meghan Gutknecht: University of Michigan
Jane Hudson: University of Virginia
Ljiljana Josic: University of Texas
Hunter Koenigsfeld: University of Iowa
Kalia Krichko: University of Michigan
Kaitlyn Kynast: Stanford University
Cicely Madden: Brown University
Madison Mailey: Northeastern University
Katherine Maitland: Duke University
Daisy Mazzio-Manson: Yale University
Jennifer Mundelius: Brown University
Chiara Ondoli: University of Washington
Lucy Pearce: Syracuse University
Alie Rusher: Stanford University
Regina Salmons: University of Pennsylvania
Ellie Sawyer: Princeton University
Sophie Schulz: University of Louisvile
Ellie Stewart: University of Virginia
Alexandria Vallancey-Martinson: Navy
Charlotte Wesselmann: University of California, Berkeley
Phoebe Marks-Nichol: University of Washington
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2018 CRCA All-America Teams
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A native of Weston, Mass., Madden concluded her career as a four-time All-Ivy honoree, a two-time All-American – including a First Team selection in 2017 – and a two-time competitor at the U23 World Championships. Brown's 2018 NCAA Woman of the Year Award nominee, Madden competed with the first varsity eight all 53 career spring races.
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Hailing from Danville, Calif., Mundelius garnered CRCA Second Team All-America honors for the second straight year. She gained both Second Team All-Ivy and CRCA All-Region/All-Conference in each of her last two seasons. As a freshman, Mundelius won an NCAA title with the second varsity eight.
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Mundelius is set to row as a part of USRowing's women's four with coxswain at the 2018 U23 World Rowing Championships in Poznan, Poland from July 25-29.
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Over their careers, the duo helped Brown win three Ivy League team titles (2015, 2016, 2017) and finish in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships in all four years. The Bears remain one of three teams to qualify for all 22 NCAA Championships since the event's inception.
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General requirements for nominating a student-athlete for CRCA post-season honors include: the student-athlete must meet all eligibility rules as defined by her institution, the student-athlete must have rowed at least 75 percent of the current spring season's races in the varsity boat, the student-athlete must be nominated by her institution, and the head coach of the student-athlete's institution must be a member in good standing of the CRCA.
The nominated student-athletes are then selected to first and second teams based on the following criteria: strength of finish of the institution's varsity eight within the country, coach comments, and 2k erg score.
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2018 Division I Pocock First Team All-America Award Winners
Marlee Blue: University of Washington
Fanny Bon: University of Texas
Kendall Brewer: University of Michigan
Claire Collins: Princeton University
Mia Croonquist: University of California, Berkeley
Rachel Engel: Ohio State University
Julianne Faralisch: University of California, Berkeley
Emily Froelich: University of Texas
Stephanie Grauer: Stanford University
Alina Hagstrom: Oregon State University
Contessa Harold: University of Iowa
Emily Kallfelz: Princeton University
Ida Kruse: Ohio State University
Lily Lindsay: Yale University
Heidi Long: University of Virginia
Dana Moffat: University of California, Berkeley
Brook Mooney: University of Washington
Radka Novotnikova: USC
Meg Saunders: Stanford University
Tabea Schendekehl: University of Washington
Lexi Siverling: University of Wisconsin
Miriam Soufi: University of Texas
Hannah Christopher: University of California, Berkeley
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2018 Division I Pocock Second Team All-America Award Winners
Charlotte Buck: Columbia University
Toni Frappell: Indiana University
Meghan Gutknecht: University of Michigan
Jane Hudson: University of Virginia
Ljiljana Josic: University of Texas
Hunter Koenigsfeld: University of Iowa
Kalia Krichko: University of Michigan
Kaitlyn Kynast: Stanford University
Cicely Madden: Brown University
Madison Mailey: Northeastern University
Katherine Maitland: Duke University
Daisy Mazzio-Manson: Yale University
Jennifer Mundelius: Brown University
Chiara Ondoli: University of Washington
Lucy Pearce: Syracuse University
Alie Rusher: Stanford University
Regina Salmons: University of Pennsylvania
Ellie Sawyer: Princeton University
Sophie Schulz: University of Louisvile
Ellie Stewart: University of Virginia
Alexandria Vallancey-Martinson: Navy
Charlotte Wesselmann: University of California, Berkeley
Phoebe Marks-Nichol: University of Washington
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