Temple University Athletics
Saturday, April 17
Collingswood, N.J.
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Atlantic 10 Championship
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Women's Crew Ties For Third At A-10 Rowing Championships
4.17.10 | Women's Rowing
TU turn in best finish since 1998; three Owls named all-A10
Results
PENNSAUKEN, NJ – The Temple women's crew team turned in its best performance at the Atlantic 10 Rowing Championships since 1998, tying for third place with Saint Joseph's Saturday on the Cooper River. The Owls totalled 39 points, one behind second place Massachusetts (40 pts). Rhode Island won its second A-10 title with 53 points.
Temple seniors Bailey Chick and Mary Webster earned first team all-Conference honors while senior Nicole Wagner was named second team all-league.
"It was a great team effort" Temple head coach Tim Hagan said. "Everyone rowed well for us. It was great for the Varsity 8 to medal, and we were on contents up until the end. The Second Varsity 8 also had raced well as did the Varsity 4.
Each week we have rowed faster and faster. The team is really working hard and it is paying off. This bodes well for the future of Temple rowing."
The Owls' Varsity 8, comprised of Isabella Bourbon (cox), Mary Webster (stroke), Allison Boc (7-seat), Taylor Wasserleben (6-seat), Bailey Chick (5-seat), Jeanine Lees (4-seat), Joanna Sutor (3-seat), Nicole Wagner (2-seat) and Brynn Moore (bow), finished just 1.09 seconds behind second place Saint Joseph's, marking Temple's first medal in the event since 2006. Rhode Island was 6.44 seconds ahead of Temple to win the race.
Temple's Second Varsity 8, comprised of Erin Buchanan (cox), Paige O' Sullivan (stroke), Dana Meadows (7-seat), Kara Jackson (6-seat), Megan Welsh (5-seat), Kendra Dickerson (4-seat), Claudia Loeber
(3-seat), Caitlin Pennington (2-seat) and Angela Flinn (bow), placed fourth, .40 second ahead of St. Joe's.
The Owls Varsity 4, comprised of Alexis Coomey (cox), Brittany Adell (stroke), Allison Bates (3-seat), Ryan Ellenbaum (2-seat) and Sarah Jennings (bow), also placed fourth, 1.03 seconds ahead of SJU.
Temple's Quad, comprised of Mary Webster (stroke), Caitlin Pennington (3-seat), Nicole Wagner (2-seat) and Jeanine Lees (bow), placed third to earn Temple's first medal in the non-scoring event.
The Owls next compete on Saturday, April 24 at the Bergen Cup on the Schuylkill River.
PENNSAUKEN, NJ – The Temple women's crew team turned in its best performance at the Atlantic 10 Rowing Championships since 1998, tying for third place with Saint Joseph's Saturday on the Cooper River. The Owls totalled 39 points, one behind second place Massachusetts (40 pts). Rhode Island won its second A-10 title with 53 points.
Temple seniors Bailey Chick and Mary Webster earned first team all-Conference honors while senior Nicole Wagner was named second team all-league.
"It was a great team effort" Temple head coach Tim Hagan said. "Everyone rowed well for us. It was great for the Varsity 8 to medal, and we were on contents up until the end. The Second Varsity 8 also had raced well as did the Varsity 4.
Each week we have rowed faster and faster. The team is really working hard and it is paying off. This bodes well for the future of Temple rowing."
The Owls' Varsity 8, comprised of Isabella Bourbon (cox), Mary Webster (stroke), Allison Boc (7-seat), Taylor Wasserleben (6-seat), Bailey Chick (5-seat), Jeanine Lees (4-seat), Joanna Sutor (3-seat), Nicole Wagner (2-seat) and Brynn Moore (bow), finished just 1.09 seconds behind second place Saint Joseph's, marking Temple's first medal in the event since 2006. Rhode Island was 6.44 seconds ahead of Temple to win the race.
Temple's Second Varsity 8, comprised of Erin Buchanan (cox), Paige O' Sullivan (stroke), Dana Meadows (7-seat), Kara Jackson (6-seat), Megan Welsh (5-seat), Kendra Dickerson (4-seat), Claudia Loeber
(3-seat), Caitlin Pennington (2-seat) and Angela Flinn (bow), placed fourth, .40 second ahead of St. Joe's.
The Owls Varsity 4, comprised of Alexis Coomey (cox), Brittany Adell (stroke), Allison Bates (3-seat), Ryan Ellenbaum (2-seat) and Sarah Jennings (bow), also placed fourth, 1.03 seconds ahead of SJU.
Temple's Quad, comprised of Mary Webster (stroke), Caitlin Pennington (3-seat), Nicole Wagner (2-seat) and Jeanine Lees (bow), placed third to earn Temple's first medal in the non-scoring event.
The Owls next compete on Saturday, April 24 at the Bergen Cup on the Schuylkill River.
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