Saturday, November 5
James A. Ten Eyck Memorial Boathouse
10 a.m.
Syracuse University
vs
Syracuse Invitational
SU's second boat won the top flight of the men's varsity four competition Saturday.
Photo by: Michael J. Okoniewski
Rowing Cruises at Syracuse Invitational
11/5/2011 2:22:19 PM | Men's Rowing, Women's Rowing
Results | Men's Lineups | Women's Lineups | Photos | Interviews
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- The Orange men and women's rowing teams combined to win three of the six races at the Syracuse Invitational on Saturday, Nov. 5 on Onondaga Lake. More than 500 people were in attendance as the Orange competed against crews from Cornell, Hobart, Buffalo, Rochester and Colgate in various events along the three-mile course.
The Orange men's varsity four “B” boat of Matt Cosmann, Aidan Barrett, Mac Zink, Mike Dietrick, and Jake Martens took first place out of 15 crews in the varsity four '"A" flight with a time of 17:23.7. The Syracuse men's “A” boat finished second with a time of 17:36.3.
Men's head coach Dave Reischman could not see the end of the race due to his responsibilities as host of the regatta, but was satisfied with the team's performance.
“I did not see the finish, but I saw the results and was obviously pleased,” Reischman said.
On the women's side, Syracuse won both varsity four races. SU's top boat of Kristina Herb, Emma Karpowicz, Rebecca Soja, Tiffany Macon, and Miranda Williams placed first out of 14 crews in the "A" flight with a time of 19:30.0. The Orange women's “B” boat was fifth in the flight with a time of 20:06.1.
In the women's varsity four "B" competition, the Orange's fourth crew crossed the finish line first with a mark of 20:23.8.
SU's victory in the top varsity four flight marked the first time under head coach Justin Moore the Orange women won that event.
“It was the first win in my tenure, the first time we ever came out as the No. 1 crew in the varsity women's four,” Moore said. “That was a testament to how hard the women in that boat worked.”
In the men's freshman eight, Syracuse's top boat took second out of 11 crews with a time of 16:59.8. Cornell finished first with a mark of 16:46.4.
The Syracuse women's eight also finished second in its race. The Orange (19:57.6) trailed Cornell by more than a minute as the the Big Red clocked a winning time of 18:53.9.
After the racing, SU coaching legend Bill Sanford '63 was inducted in the Syracuse Rowing Hall of Fame in a brief ceremony at the Ten Eyck Boathouse. Sanford was the coach of the men's rowing team for 35 years from 1968-2002 and led several crews to Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) championships, including the 1978 Orange varsity eight.
Both the men and women's rowing teams will conclude their fall seasons at the Foot of the Charles in Boston, Mass. The Orange women will compete in the event on Saturday, Nov. 12, while the men will participate the following weekend on Saturday, Nov. 19.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- The Orange men and women's rowing teams combined to win three of the six races at the Syracuse Invitational on Saturday, Nov. 5 on Onondaga Lake. More than 500 people were in attendance as the Orange competed against crews from Cornell, Hobart, Buffalo, Rochester and Colgate in various events along the three-mile course.
The Orange men's varsity four “B” boat of Matt Cosmann, Aidan Barrett, Mac Zink, Mike Dietrick, and Jake Martens took first place out of 15 crews in the varsity four '"A" flight with a time of 17:23.7. The Syracuse men's “A” boat finished second with a time of 17:36.3.
Men's head coach Dave Reischman could not see the end of the race due to his responsibilities as host of the regatta, but was satisfied with the team's performance.
“I did not see the finish, but I saw the results and was obviously pleased,” Reischman said.
On the women's side, Syracuse won both varsity four races. SU's top boat of Kristina Herb, Emma Karpowicz, Rebecca Soja, Tiffany Macon, and Miranda Williams placed first out of 14 crews in the "A" flight with a time of 19:30.0. The Orange women's “B” boat was fifth in the flight with a time of 20:06.1.
In the women's varsity four "B" competition, the Orange's fourth crew crossed the finish line first with a mark of 20:23.8.
SU's victory in the top varsity four flight marked the first time under head coach Justin Moore the Orange women won that event.
“It was the first win in my tenure, the first time we ever came out as the No. 1 crew in the varsity women's four,” Moore said. “That was a testament to how hard the women in that boat worked.”
In the men's freshman eight, Syracuse's top boat took second out of 11 crews with a time of 16:59.8. Cornell finished first with a mark of 16:46.4.
The Syracuse women's eight also finished second in its race. The Orange (19:57.6) trailed Cornell by more than a minute as the the Big Red clocked a winning time of 18:53.9.
After the racing, SU coaching legend Bill Sanford '63 was inducted in the Syracuse Rowing Hall of Fame in a brief ceremony at the Ten Eyck Boathouse. Sanford was the coach of the men's rowing team for 35 years from 1968-2002 and led several crews to Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) championships, including the 1978 Orange varsity eight.
Both the men and women's rowing teams will conclude their fall seasons at the Foot of the Charles in Boston, Mass. The Orange women will compete in the event on Saturday, Nov. 12, while the men will participate the following weekend on Saturday, Nov. 19.
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