#7 Men's Crew Wins Three Races Against #8 Northeastern to Take Dreissigacker Cup

Saturday, April 16

Boston, Mass.

1V: 7:20 a.m. | 2V: 7:50 a.m. | 3V: 8:20 a.m.

Brown University

Northeastern

#7 Men's Crew Wins Three Races Against #8 Northeastern to Take Dreissigacker Cup

4/16/2022 4:45:00 PM | Men's Crew

Results

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The seventh-ranked Brown Bears hit the Charles River early Saturday morning to take on the eighth-ranked Northeastern Huskies. Brown swept all three races against the Huskies and took a second-place finish against Boston University's 3V8 crew.

With the Varsity 8 win, the Dreissigacker Cup returns to Marston Boathouse. The Bears hold a 35-24 all-time record against Northeastern.

"We had a really strong team performance today and it was exciting to see everyone on the squad contribute to the victories," said Head Coach Paul Cooke '89. "Northeastern has been well-tested already this Spring and they raced well last weekend out West. We expected them to be a tough opponent and they were.

"The crews handled the headwind and the rough water with composure and that was a noticeable improvement," Cooke added.

Brown's 4V8 boat opened the morning against the Boston University 3V8 and 4V8 crews. The Bears posted a time of 6:40.9 to finish second, just three seconds behind the Terrier three boat.

In the Varsity 8 race, Brown edged out Northeastern for a 1.9-second victory after posting a time of 6:12.8. Saturday marked the 19th time a Brown-Northeastern race has been decided by less than two seconds and the 32nd time the crews have finished within five seconds of each other.

Brown's Second Varsity cruised to a time of 6:28.6 for a comfortable win over Northeastern (6:46.7).

In the final race of the morning at 8:20 a.m., Brown's Third Varsity 8 crossed the finish line in 6:48.4 with a large lead over the Husky three boat (7:04.8), and Brown's Fifth Varsity 8 (7:33.4).

Brown returns to the friendly waters of the Seekonk River to host the Dartmouth Big Green for the Atalanta Cup next Saturday (Apr. 23). Races are scheduled to begin at 1:20 p.m.

4V8 – 6:50 a.m.
Boston U. 3V – 6:37.9
Brown 4V – 6:40.9
Boston U. 4V – 6:53.3

1V8 – 7:20 a.m.
Brown – 6:12.8
Northeastern – 6:14.7

2V8 – 7:50 a.m.
Brown – 6:28.6
Northeastern – 6:46.7

3V8 – 8:20 a.m.
Brown 3V – 6:48.4
Northeastern 3V – 7:04.8
Brown 5V – 7:33.4

1V
B: Kai Hoite
2: Harry Church
3: Gabriel Mahler
4: Oliver Page-Kuhr
5: Charlie Fargo
6: Henry Hollingsworth
7: Will Legenzowski
S: Gus Rodriguez
C: Jack DiGiovanni

2V
B: Matias Hoite
2: Marcus Winter
3: Simon Hatcher
4: Adrian Johansen
5: Ben Olsen
6: Enno Moench
7: Connor Brown
S: Ian Burnett
C: Ryan Williams

3V
B: Gordan Milovac
2: Connor Prior
3: Will Thayer
4: Kay O'Donnell
5: Willem Stoop
6: Nathan Swidler
7: Charlie Lucas
S: Josh Golbus
C: Matthew Rose

4V
B: Mathijs Deetman
2: Thomas Gilmore
3: Matthew Boranian
4: Adam von Bismarck
5: Schuyler Bacon
6: Ben Jackson
7: James Scott
S: Andrew Cooke
C: Ian Emery

5V
B: Tim Zhao
2: Maanuv Allu
3: Sebastian Criado
4: Owen Corr
5: Matthew Boranian
6: Parker Vanamee
7: Colin Baker
S: Andrew Simpson
C: William Bennett

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