WASHINGTON – Georgetown University's men's rowing program wrapped up competition at the Head of the Charles this past weekend. The Head of the Charles is the world's largest three-day regatta with nearly 12,000 athletes across 2,671 entries, representing 842 clubs from 32 countries. The Hoyas entered two boats with the Heavyweight 8+ finishing 27th of 37 squads with a time of 14:09.997, while the Lightweight 8+ placed seventh of nine squads with a time of 14:14.581.
 
Heavyweight Championship Eights
27th place out of 37 (14:09.997)

• 8: Thomas Segrera, 7: Michael Ruschmann, 6: Adam Sicklick, 5: Michael Bartholdson, 4: Ben Hopp, 3: Richard Witzel, 2: Mason Cotter, 1: Ian McGowan, c: Emily Bruno

Lightweight Eights
7th place out of 9 (14:14.581)

• 8: Washington Chung, 7: William Anthony, 6: Jack Lionette, 5: Samuel Speck, 4: John Blust, 3: Aaditya Chowdhary, 2: Neelam Govindaraj, 1: Carter Walsh, c: Ella Hastings

Up Next

• The Hoyas will travel up north to Princeton, New Jersey to compete in the Princeton Chase on Saturday, November 1.