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USC Rowing Finishes Fourth in Pac-12 Championship
May 14, 2023 | Women's Rowing
LOWELL, Ore. – USC women's rowing places fourth overall at the Pac-12 Championship in Lowell, Oregon on Sunday, May 14. The Trojans competed in four categories: Varsity Eight, Second Varsity Eight, Varsity Four, and Third Varsity Eight. USC finishes fourth overall in the Pac-12 Championship with a total of 22.5 points. (Team points are listed in a table below.)
TROJAN BOATS
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QUOTE FROM COACH
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"What an exciting day of racing! The depth of speed across our conference is impressive. We want to thank the Pac-12 for a great race at a great venue, in particular, thanks to Tammy Newman for all her hard work.
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We really wanted to flip a few results in the 1V8 from Dexter Lake Invite to the Championship. We accomplished that goal and gained some speed in the process.
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The 2V8 raced an aggressive race and showed strong speed against an OSU 2V8 that has good results across other regions.
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The four showed great tenacity in their sprint and it showed in their result.
The 3V has been most impacted by our injuries and roster management these last two weeks. That result was not expected, and that group had some tough lessons today. Now is the time to pick ourselves, turn the page, and look to what's coming next."
UP NEXT
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TROJAN BOATS
- Sr. Eden Cooper-Squires coxed for the Trojan's Varsity Eight. Zoe McCutcheon sat the stroke seat for the Trojans. Succeeding the stroke seat was Celia Marino, Grete Alttoa, Claudia Cabula, Caroline Munch, Annabel Aron, Jenna Van de Grift, and Ingrid Brast.
- Sr. Lillian Lau coxed for the Second Varsity Eight. In the stroke seat was Grace Eamer. Following Eamer was Raquel Rodriguez, Clare Widzgowski, Jemima Morgan, Chiara Meakin, Isabella Lysaker, Anastasiia Slivina, and in the bow was Zuzanka Pazourkova. Â
- Fr. Dana Shearer sat in the coxswain seat for the Varsity Four. The Trojans stroke seat was occupied by Sara Clarin. Then was Alex DeLisle, Anna Molnar and in the bow was Rhese Abrams.Â
- Fr. Sage Saperstein coxed for the Third Varsity Eight. In the stroke seat was Lindsay Neithammer. Following Neithammer was Bella Korellis, Julia Karten, Jane Cox, Sam Boucher, Gretchen Angelich, Sarah Panek, and in the bow was Caitlin McTygue. Â
- The Third Varsity Eight kicked the Pac-12 Championship off for the Trojans. Coxswain Sage Saperstein guided the Trojans to seventh place with a time of 07:17.317. The Women of Troy were behind Washington State's boat by sixteen seconds, with Washington State's time of 07:01.227.
- The Varsity Four was the second race for the Trojans. Coxswain Dana Shearer guided the Trojans to a fourth-place finish with a time of 07:22.395. The Women of Troy were four seconds behind third place California, with the Bear's time 07:18.307.
- The Second Varsity Eight was third on the water for the Trojans. Coxswain Lillian Lau led the Women of Troy to fifth place with a time of 06:38.339. The Trojan boat was four seconds behind Oregon State's boat with their fourth-place time being 06:34.801.
- The Varsity Eight was the last race for the Trojans. Coxswain Eden Cooper-Squires guided the Trojans to a fourth-place finish with a time of 06:26.944. The Women of Troy were six seconds behind third place California, with Bear's time of 06:20.778.
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QUOTE FROM COACH
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"What an exciting day of racing! The depth of speed across our conference is impressive. We want to thank the Pac-12 for a great race at a great venue, in particular, thanks to Tammy Newman for all her hard work.
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We really wanted to flip a few results in the 1V8 from Dexter Lake Invite to the Championship. We accomplished that goal and gained some speed in the process.
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The 2V8 raced an aggressive race and showed strong speed against an OSU 2V8 that has good results across other regions.
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The four showed great tenacity in their sprint and it showed in their result.
The 3V has been most impacted by our injuries and roster management these last two weeks. That result was not expected, and that group had some tough lessons today. Now is the time to pick ourselves, turn the page, and look to what's coming next."
UP NEXT
- The NCAA selection will be on Tuesday, May 16 at 2:00 p.m. PST and will determine the fate of USC women's rowing.
- For more information on the USC women's rowing team, a complete schedule, and results, please visit USCTrojans.com. Fans of the Women of Troy can follow the team on Instagram and on Twitter @uscwomensrowing.
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| Varsity Eight | Second Varsity Eight | Varsity Four | Third Varsity Eight |
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| 1Â 06:08.602 Stanford | 1Â 06:18.247 Washington | 1Â 07:01.093 Stanford | 1Â 06:32.269 Stanford |
| 2Â 06:13.882 Washington | 2Â 06:20.817 Stanford | 2Â 07:12.253 Washington | 2Â 06:33.759 California |
| 3Â 06:20.778 California | 3Â 06:25.123Â California | 3Â 07:18.307Â California | 3Â 06:43.681 Washington |
| 4 06:26.944 USC | 4 06:34.801 Oregon State | 4 07:22.395 USC | 4 06:50.421 UCLA |
| 5 06:29.460 Oregon State | 5 06:38.339 USC | 5 07:23.485 Oregon State | 5 06:53.249 Oregon State |
| 6 06:32.410 Washington State | 6 06:39.695 UCLA | 6 07:31.337 Washington State | 6 07:01.227 Washington State |
| 7 06:34.230 UCLA | 7 06:41.017 Washington State | 7 07:31.529 UCLA | 7 07:17.317 USC |
| USC 1V8 | USC 2V8 | USC 1V4 | USC 3V8 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cox Eden Cooper-Squires | Cox Lillian Lau | Cox Dana Shearer | Cox Sage Saperstein |
| Stk. Zoe McCutcheon | Stk. Grace Eamer  | Stk. Sara Clarin | Stk. Lindsay Neithammer |
| 7Â Celia Marino | 7Â Raquel Rodriguez | 3Â Alex DeLisle | 7 Bella Korellis |
| 6Â Grete Alttoa | 6Â Clare Widzgowski | 2Â Anna Molnar | 6 Julia Karten |
| 5 Claudia Cabula | 5 Jemima Morgan | Bow Rhese Abrams | 5 Jane Cox |
| 4Â Caroline Munch | 4Â Chiara Meakin | 4 Sam Boucher | |
| 3Â Annabel Aron | 3Â Isabella Lysaker | 3 Gretchen Angelich | |
| 2Â Jenna Van de Grift | 2Â Anastasiia Slivina | 2 Sarah Panek | |
| Bow Ingrid Brast | Bow Zuzanka Pazourkova | Bow Caitlin McTygue |
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| Total Team Points | |
| 1 43.5 Stanford | |
| 2 40.5 Washington | |
| 3 33 California | |
| 4 22.5 USCÂ | |
| 5 21.5 Oregon State | |
| 6 11 Washington State | |
| 7 10 UCLA |
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