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Men's Crew Tallies Five Medals at World Rowing U23 Championships
7/30/2022 2:28:00 PM | Men's Crew
VARESE, Italy – Assistant Coach Scott Cockle coxed the Great Britain Eight to its second consecutive gold medal at the 2022 World Rowing U23 Championships Saturday on Lake Varese.
The American Eight – coxed by Jack DiGiovanni with oarsmen Charlie Fargo, Kai Hoite, and Will Legenzowski – finished second in the Eight Final.
Cockle and the British crew held the lead through the entire race to finish with a time of 5:51.71. Great Britain held off an early challenge from Australia and a charging American crew in the final stretch of the race to capture gold.
The American crew trailed Great Britain and Australia by more than a second at the halfway point of the race. In the third leg, the Americans closed the gap on the Australians and gained another two seconds over the Aussies in the final 500 meters to capture silver.
Enno Moench and the Germany Coxed Four finished fourth in the 'A' Final with a time of 6:09.46. Great Britain captured gold in the event with a time of 6:02.90 with the United States (6:06.13) and Italy (6:07.92) rounding out the podium.
In Thursday's semifinal, Stoop and the Netherlands Quad finished third to advance to Saturday's 'A' Final. Germany won the semifinal with a time of 5:45.80 with Czech Republic (5:46.97) and Netherlands (5:47.74) trailing.
In Saturday's Final, Stoop and the Netherlands crew finished fifth with a time of 6:01.70. Italy (5:53.05), Germany (5:54.84), and New Zealand (5:58.91) captured the top-three finishes.
Oliver Page-Kuhr and the Canada Eight clocked a time of 5:42.03 to finish third in the 'B' Final, trailing France (5:40.09) and Czech Republic (5:41.25).
Gabriel Mahler finished fourth in the 'B' Final of the Double Sculls with a time of 6:32.00. Mahler and teammate Jan Cizek finished behind Australia (6:25.15), Italy (6:25.85), and Uruguay (6:30.20).
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The American Eight – coxed by Jack DiGiovanni with oarsmen Charlie Fargo, Kai Hoite, and Will Legenzowski – finished second in the Eight Final.
Cockle and the British crew held the lead through the entire race to finish with a time of 5:51.71. Great Britain held off an early challenge from Australia and a charging American crew in the final stretch of the race to capture gold.
The American crew trailed Great Britain and Australia by more than a second at the halfway point of the race. In the third leg, the Americans closed the gap on the Australians and gained another two seconds over the Aussies in the final 500 meters to capture silver.
Enno Moench and the Germany Coxed Four finished fourth in the 'A' Final with a time of 6:09.46. Great Britain captured gold in the event with a time of 6:02.90 with the United States (6:06.13) and Italy (6:07.92) rounding out the podium.
In Thursday's semifinal, Stoop and the Netherlands Quad finished third to advance to Saturday's 'A' Final. Germany won the semifinal with a time of 5:45.80 with Czech Republic (5:46.97) and Netherlands (5:47.74) trailing.
In Saturday's Final, Stoop and the Netherlands crew finished fifth with a time of 6:01.70. Italy (5:53.05), Germany (5:54.84), and New Zealand (5:58.91) captured the top-three finishes.
Oliver Page-Kuhr and the Canada Eight clocked a time of 5:42.03 to finish third in the 'B' Final, trailing France (5:40.09) and Czech Republic (5:41.25).
Gabriel Mahler finished fourth in the 'B' Final of the Double Sculls with a time of 6:32.00. Mahler and teammate Jan Cizek finished behind Australia (6:25.15), Italy (6:25.85), and Uruguay (6:30.20).
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The Brown University Sports Foundation (BUSF) is the lifeblood of the athletics program, and exists to enhance the student-athlete experience through philanthropic support from alumni, parents, fans and friends. A gift through the Sports Foundation makes an immediate impact on today's Brown Bears and helps them to be their best in the classroom, in competition and most importantly in the community. To learn more about supporting the Bears, please click here.
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