Women's Crew Ties For Team High Points at Ivy Championships

Sunday, May 15

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Women's Crew Ties For Team High Points at Ivy Championships

5/15/2022 6:18:00 PM | Women's Crew

2022 Ivy Championship Results

PENNSAUKEN, NJ - The Brown women's crew team tied Princeton and Yale for the team-high in points at the 2022 Ivy League Rowing Championships at Cooper River Park in Pennsauken, NJ on Sunday. Brown, Princeton and Yale all tallied 74 points from their respective finishes in the Varsity Eight, 2nd Varsity Eight, 3^rd Varsity Eight, Varsity Four A, Varsity Four B and Varsity Four C. Penn, Harvard, Columbia, Dartmouth and Cornell rounded out the total team point standings on the day.

In the process, the Bears also had 5 rowers receive All-Ivy honors. (Highlighted below):

FIRST-TEAM ALL-IVY
Flo Donald, Princeton
Annika Maxson, Princeton
Lara Valt, Princeton
Isabelle Grogogeat, Princeton
Dahlia Levine, Brown
Hannah Yazdani, Brown
Claire Dirks, Yale
Josie Konopka, Penn
Isabelle Bastian, Harvard
Ishara Abbey, Columbia
Carter Nelson, Dartmouth
Anne Bryson, Cornell

SECOND-TEAM ALL-IVY
Lydia Rosen, Princeton
Camille Vandermeer, Princeton
Zoe HasBrouck, Brown
Olivia Vavasour, Brown
Lucy Edmunds, Yale
Emmeline Laurence, Yale
Samy Morton, Penn
Kayla Baker, Harvard
Tteja Senthilnathan, Columbia
Justine McGuire, Dartmouth
Madeline Potter, Cornell
Maya Barnard, Brown

The Bears were the most consistent team in all races registering five second place finishes and one third place finish which could bode well for the upcoming NCAA Championships in Sarasota, FL where the Bears will be hoping to compete for the 8th NCAA team title in program history.

Brown's first varsity eight of Caroline Schmitz (8) , Dahlia Levine (7) , Hannah Yazdani (6) , Zoe Hasbrouk (5) , Limor Dubrovsky (4) , Olivia Vavasour (3) , Ellie Baker (2) , Beate Kaz (1) and Cox Maya Barnard placed second with a time of 06:13.730 and was edged out by Princeton by a mere :02.027.

"Always the goal is to win gold but we cannot overlook how hard and how well our crews raced today," said head coach John Murphy. "They faced some of the toughest competition in the country and they gave it their best. We hope to be selected to the 2022 NCAA Championship in Sarasota and if we are it will be the result of the year long effort of every member of our team."

Brown's other finishes were as follows:
2V8 (2nd place) 06:18.565
3V8 (2nd place) 06:33.268
V4A (2nd place) 06:56.491
V4B (3rd place) 07:06.058
V4C (2nd place) 07:34.265

BOATINGS:
1V8
B - Beate Kaz
2 - Ellie Baker
3 - Olivia Vavasour
4 - Limor Dubrovsky
5 - Zoe HasBrouck
6 - Hannah Yazdani
7 - Dahlia Levine
S - Caroline Schmitz
C - Maya Barnard

2V8
B - Bridget O'Callahan
2 - Emily Jaudon
3 - Freya Keto
4 - Nadia Vondeling
5 - Clara Warmath
6 - Ruby O'Keeffe
7 - Greta Filor
S - Amanda Pyne
C - Molly Lundberg

3V8
B - Evan Shorrock
2 - Paige Lind
3 - Jessica McGrady
4 - Molly Usher
5 - Riley Cooper
6 - Aleah Davidsen
7 - Ava Honerkamp
S - Sarah Hope
C - Phoebe Dragseth

A4
B - Eliza Atwood
2 - Ashley Giannetti
3 - Jessica Hooper
S - Bisbee Scott
C - Kayden Obsitnik

B4
B - Audrey Roche
2 - Gabi Agnew
3 - Isabel Wilkowski
S - Eloise Catlin
C - Izzy Aronin

C4
B - Juliette Hopgood
2 - Sydney Asnis
3 - Posey Durling
S - Annie Herring
C - Emily Swenson

It's back to the Marston Boat House and the waters of the Seekonk River for Brown as they prepare for the NCAA Championships which will take place May 27-29 at Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota, FL. The NCAA Division 1 Selection Show will be held Tuesday, May 17 at 5pm ET and can be viewed on NCAA.com.