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The Varsity Four during the morning semifinal
Women’s Rowing Advances Three Boats to Finals at 2014 Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta
5.10.14 | Women's Rowing
DAY 2 VIDEO-- Rebecaa Grzybowski
PHILADELPHIA – Temple women's rowing advanced three boats from the morning semifinals into the afternoon finals at the 2014 Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta on Saturday. The Owls' best finish at the regatta was a fourth-place showing during a freak thunderstorm by the varsity four in the team's final event on the day.
"I thought we had a solid day," head coach Rebecca Grzybowski said. "I was really impressed with how they supported each other, win or lose. It says a lot about the team as a whole and its personality."
The varsity 4+ boat, comprised of Eleanor Oken (coxswain), Lily Papaleo (stroke), Gina Inverso (seat-3), Devin Dakes (seat-2), and Kathy Bostion (bow), took second in its semifinal in 7:51.001 behind Oklahoma City (7:42.019). In the afternoon final, Temple came from behind to claim fourth place as a blinding thunderstorm hit during the final minutes of the race. The Owls finished in 9:31.360 as Bowdoin won gold in 9:09.184. It was the last race of the day due to weather. The finals were delayed and will resume later Saturday evening.
The varsity 8+, comprised of Kelsey Franks (coxswain), Jackie Lees (stroke), Lea Millio (seat-7), Kara Carson (seat-6), Allison Watkins (seat-5), Callista DiGuardia (seat-4), Megan Boyer (seat-3), Emily Opperman (seat-2), and Moira Meekes (bow), concluded competition with a fifth-place showing (7:10.020) in the semifinal. Massachusetts won the race in 6:49.032.
The novice 4+, comprised of Aubrie Foden (coxswain), Gabriella Kelly (seat-4), Sydney Garofolo (seat-3), Sarah Asman (seat-2), and Kathleen Mascitelli (bow), won its semifinal in 7:40.999 in the morning. In the afternoon final, the Owls finished fifth in a time of 9:06.988. Massachusetts won the event in 8:36.637.
In its final, the second varsity 8+, comprised of Erin Matz (coxswain), Stephanie Barber (stroke), Blair Bradley (seat-7), Victoria Joye (seat-6), Lauren Kidd (seat-5), Annie Buckley (seat-4), Emily Leyland (seat-3), Grace Kroner (seat-2), and Susan O'Neil Coyne (bow), finished sixth in a time of 8:00.535. Bucknell won the event (7:31.303).
Temple's Novice 8+ boat, comprised of Nicole Barth (coxswain), Samantha Sederstrand (stroke), Kayla Dorney (seat-7), Taryn Beaver (seat-6), Emily Mehler (seat-5), Rachael Braccia (seat-4), Jenna Bahel (seat-3), Kaitlyn Grisanti (seat-2), and Imani Johnson (bow), took third in the semifinal in a time of 7:13.162. Bucknell won the race in 7:10.509.
Temple women's rowing will compete in the inaugural American Athletic Conference Championship on Sunday, May 18 in West Windsor, N.J.
Temple Women's Rowing Results
Saturday, May 10
Novice 4 (Semifinal #2) 7:27 a.m.
1. Temple 7:40.999
2. Bowdoin 7:43.401
3. Clemson 7:52.095
4. Florida State 7:54.304
5. Bucknell 8:13.590
6. St. Thomas 8:16.131
Novice 4 (Final) 1:23 p.m.
1. Massachusetts 8:36.632
2. Grand Valley 8:43.122
3. Duquesne 8:47.679
4. Bowdoin 9:01.899
5. Temple 9:06.988
6. Marist 9:14.963
Novice 8+ (Semifinal #3) 8:09 a.m.
1. Bucknell 7:10.509
2. Massachusetts 7:12.764
3. Temple 7:13.162
4. Marquette 7:27.857
5. Fairfield 7:33.571
6. American 8:08.880
Varsity Four (Semifinal #3) 9:40 a.m.
1. Oklahoma City 7:42.019
2. Temple 7:51.001
3. Northwestern 7:52.361
4. Clemson 7:53.890
5. Robert Morris 8:01.988
5. Lafayette 8:10.335
Varsity Four (Final) 3:23 p.m.
1. Bowdoin 9:09.184
2. Massachusetts 9:16.171
3. Nova Southeastern 9:17.202
4. Temple 9:31.360
5. Army 9:32.529
6. Oklahoma City 9:38.898
Varsity 8+ (Semifinal #1) 10 a.m.
1. Massachusetts 6:49.032
2. Fordham 6:52.790
3. St. Joseph's 6:56.528
4. Fairfield 7:07.381
5. Temple 7:10.020
6. Marist 7:16.330
JV 8+ (Final) 2:33 p.m.
1. Bucknell 7:31.303
2. Drexel 7:33.508
3. Grand Valley 7:41.357
4. Massachusetts 7:48.657
5. Fordham 7:50.295
6. Temple 8:00.535
PHILADELPHIA – Temple women's rowing advanced three boats from the morning semifinals into the afternoon finals at the 2014 Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta on Saturday. The Owls' best finish at the regatta was a fourth-place showing during a freak thunderstorm by the varsity four in the team's final event on the day.
"I thought we had a solid day," head coach Rebecca Grzybowski said. "I was really impressed with how they supported each other, win or lose. It says a lot about the team as a whole and its personality."
The varsity 4+ boat, comprised of Eleanor Oken (coxswain), Lily Papaleo (stroke), Gina Inverso (seat-3), Devin Dakes (seat-2), and Kathy Bostion (bow), took second in its semifinal in 7:51.001 behind Oklahoma City (7:42.019). In the afternoon final, Temple came from behind to claim fourth place as a blinding thunderstorm hit during the final minutes of the race. The Owls finished in 9:31.360 as Bowdoin won gold in 9:09.184. It was the last race of the day due to weather. The finals were delayed and will resume later Saturday evening.
The varsity 8+, comprised of Kelsey Franks (coxswain), Jackie Lees (stroke), Lea Millio (seat-7), Kara Carson (seat-6), Allison Watkins (seat-5), Callista DiGuardia (seat-4), Megan Boyer (seat-3), Emily Opperman (seat-2), and Moira Meekes (bow), concluded competition with a fifth-place showing (7:10.020) in the semifinal. Massachusetts won the race in 6:49.032.
The novice 4+, comprised of Aubrie Foden (coxswain), Gabriella Kelly (seat-4), Sydney Garofolo (seat-3), Sarah Asman (seat-2), and Kathleen Mascitelli (bow), won its semifinal in 7:40.999 in the morning. In the afternoon final, the Owls finished fifth in a time of 9:06.988. Massachusetts won the event in 8:36.637.
In its final, the second varsity 8+, comprised of Erin Matz (coxswain), Stephanie Barber (stroke), Blair Bradley (seat-7), Victoria Joye (seat-6), Lauren Kidd (seat-5), Annie Buckley (seat-4), Emily Leyland (seat-3), Grace Kroner (seat-2), and Susan O'Neil Coyne (bow), finished sixth in a time of 8:00.535. Bucknell won the event (7:31.303).
Temple's Novice 8+ boat, comprised of Nicole Barth (coxswain), Samantha Sederstrand (stroke), Kayla Dorney (seat-7), Taryn Beaver (seat-6), Emily Mehler (seat-5), Rachael Braccia (seat-4), Jenna Bahel (seat-3), Kaitlyn Grisanti (seat-2), and Imani Johnson (bow), took third in the semifinal in a time of 7:13.162. Bucknell won the race in 7:10.509.
Temple women's rowing will compete in the inaugural American Athletic Conference Championship on Sunday, May 18 in West Windsor, N.J.
Temple Women's Rowing Results
Saturday, May 10
Novice 4 (Semifinal #2) 7:27 a.m.
1. Temple 7:40.999
2. Bowdoin 7:43.401
3. Clemson 7:52.095
4. Florida State 7:54.304
5. Bucknell 8:13.590
6. St. Thomas 8:16.131
Novice 4 (Final) 1:23 p.m.
1. Massachusetts 8:36.632
2. Grand Valley 8:43.122
3. Duquesne 8:47.679
4. Bowdoin 9:01.899
5. Temple 9:06.988
6. Marist 9:14.963
Novice 8+ (Semifinal #3) 8:09 a.m.
1. Bucknell 7:10.509
2. Massachusetts 7:12.764
3. Temple 7:13.162
4. Marquette 7:27.857
5. Fairfield 7:33.571
6. American 8:08.880
Varsity Four (Semifinal #3) 9:40 a.m.
1. Oklahoma City 7:42.019
2. Temple 7:51.001
3. Northwestern 7:52.361
4. Clemson 7:53.890
5. Robert Morris 8:01.988
5. Lafayette 8:10.335
Varsity Four (Final) 3:23 p.m.
1. Bowdoin 9:09.184
2. Massachusetts 9:16.171
3. Nova Southeastern 9:17.202
4. Temple 9:31.360
5. Army 9:32.529
6. Oklahoma City 9:38.898
Varsity 8+ (Semifinal #1) 10 a.m.
1. Massachusetts 6:49.032
2. Fordham 6:52.790
3. St. Joseph's 6:56.528
4. Fairfield 7:07.381
5. Temple 7:10.020
6. Marist 7:16.330
JV 8+ (Final) 2:33 p.m.
1. Bucknell 7:31.303
2. Drexel 7:33.508
3. Grand Valley 7:41.357
4. Massachusetts 7:48.657
5. Fordham 7:50.295
6. Temple 8:00.535
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