Saturday, April 30
Folsom, CA
8:20 am
Saint Mary's College of California
vs
Western Intercollegiate Rowing Assoication Championship
Photo by: SMC Athletics / Brian Brownfield
ROW | Gaels Set out For WIRA Championship
4/29/2022 11:00:00 AM | Women's Rowing
FOLSOM, Calif. — The 2021-22 rowing season is winding down, and championship season is officially upon Saint Mary's. The Gaels will take part in two championships to close out the season, both of which take place on Lake Natoma. The first is the Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association (WIRA) Championship on April 30, with heats beginning at 8:20 am and continuing throughout the afternoon.
THE DETAILS
Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship
Saturday, April 30 at 8:20 am
Lake Natoma – Folsom, Calif.
LAST TIME OUT
Two weeks ago, Saint Mary's raced against both Portland and Seattle up in Vancouver, Washington. The first varsity eight boat was within striking distance of both Portland and Seattle. The Gaels time of 7:34.5 was a slight drop from their previous races at Creighton, but with conditions a bit choppy, that should be expected. The second varsity eight boat was the best performing boat for SMC, finishing in second overall and just seven seconds behind Seattle's winning boat. Their time of 7:41.7 was an improvement of 24 seconds from their times at Creighton just two weeks prior.
LINEUPS
V8: Coxswain Camille Bischoff, 8 Emily Ferbet, 7 Emma Scanlan, 6 Katrina Heffernan, 5 Katherine Ferbet, 4 Alyssa Teague, 3 Brooklyn Cassel, 2 Isabella Brakhage, 1 Madison Ciccolella
2V8: Coxswain Madison Sciba, 8 Vivian Hsu, 7 Kendall Brazeel, 6 Olivia Watson, 5 Jessica Ponce, 4 Courtney Cassel, 3 Kiki Koeppen, 2 Lindsay Abrams, 1 Maddison Potts
Novice 4: Coxswain Capri Gavino, 4 Katerina Benedikt, 3 Leah Ohms, 2 Adelyn Phillips, 1 Kaitlin Quezon
THE DETAILS
Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship
Saturday, April 30 at 8:20 am
Lake Natoma – Folsom, Calif.
LAST TIME OUT
Two weeks ago, Saint Mary's raced against both Portland and Seattle up in Vancouver, Washington. The first varsity eight boat was within striking distance of both Portland and Seattle. The Gaels time of 7:34.5 was a slight drop from their previous races at Creighton, but with conditions a bit choppy, that should be expected. The second varsity eight boat was the best performing boat for SMC, finishing in second overall and just seven seconds behind Seattle's winning boat. Their time of 7:41.7 was an improvement of 24 seconds from their times at Creighton just two weeks prior.
LINEUPS
V8: Coxswain Camille Bischoff, 8 Emily Ferbet, 7 Emma Scanlan, 6 Katrina Heffernan, 5 Katherine Ferbet, 4 Alyssa Teague, 3 Brooklyn Cassel, 2 Isabella Brakhage, 1 Madison Ciccolella
2V8: Coxswain Madison Sciba, 8 Vivian Hsu, 7 Kendall Brazeel, 6 Olivia Watson, 5 Jessica Ponce, 4 Courtney Cassel, 3 Kiki Koeppen, 2 Lindsay Abrams, 1 Maddison Potts
Novice 4: Coxswain Capri Gavino, 4 Katerina Benedikt, 3 Leah Ohms, 2 Adelyn Phillips, 1 Kaitlin Quezon
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