WASHINGTON – Georgetown University's men's rowing team competed at the Princeton Chase Regatta in Princeton, New Jersey on Lake Carnegie on Sunday. The Hoyas sent eight total boats out on the water to compete in the men's 8+ and the men's lightweight 8+ as well as the men's lightweight 4+. The weekend was highlighted by five top-10 finishes for the Blue & Gray.
 
Head Coach Jim Granger
 

• "I am extremely proud of how the guys raced today.  This has been a good fall season for the development of the younger guys, and we are looking forward to making the transition into winter training."

HW 8+ - A
9th of 55 - 12:46.799
Coxwain: Emily Bruno
Stroke: Michael Ruschmann
7: Adam Sicklick
6: Michael Bartholdson
5: Ben Hopp
4: Rich Witzel
3: Mason Cotter
2: Ian McGowan
Bow: Alexandre White
 
HW 8+ - B
31st of 55 - 13:21.684
Coxwain: Jackie Cavallin
Stroke: Cade Rutkoske
7: Shane Stesner
6: Neal Gardner
5: Maximillian Dabbous
4: Mack Sherrod
3: Graham Johnson
2: Henry Caputo
Bow: Brady Lund
 
HW 8+ - C
36th of 55 - 13:32.991
Coxswain: Jancie Robbins
Stroke: Quinn Taylor-Black
7: Finn Balbach
6: Theo Roesch
5: Patrick O'Connell
4: Larry Han
3: Michael Cormack
2: Declan Meyer
Bow: Neil Vijayan
 
Lightweight Head Coach Ethan Shoemaker

• "Thank you to Princeton University for hosting another successful Princeton Chase Regatta.  I am proud of our guys for their performances today.  It has been a challenging fall for our team, with many illnesses plaguing all three of our crews.  Today the guys rallied around one another and put forward their best effort to date.  While we are not content with our overall results, the toughness and perseverance of the team were on display today."

LW 8+ - A
4th of 12 - 12:39.193
Coxwain: Cole Sloan
Stroke: Jack Lionette
7: William Anthony
6: Rex Kelley
5: Neelam Govindaraj
4: Aaditya Chowdharry
3: Washington Chung
2: Carter Walsh
Bow: John Blust
 
LW 8+ - B
10th of 14 - 13:12.454
Coxwain: Thomas Waltzman
Stroke: Samuel Speck
7: Micheal Balsamo
6: Charles Close
5: Jonathan Hale
4: Hugo Sastre
3: Clay Rybus
2: Andrew Egorin
Bow: Devin Viscusi
 
LW 8+ - Open
17th of 21 - 14:21.948
Coxwain: Thomas Waltzman
Stroke: Samuel Speck
7: Henry Van Den Bosch
6: Hugo Sastre
5: Eric Yi
4: Will Nury
3: Daniel Neary
2: Miles Cullen
Bow: Andrew Cecchini
 
LW 4+ - A
5th of 27 - 14:33.328
Coxwain: Cole Sloan
Stroke: Jack Lionette
3: William Anthony
2: Washington Chung
Aaditya Chowdharry
 
LW 4+ - B
9th of 27 - 14:47.838
Coxwain: Peter Bradford
Stroke: Neelam Govindaraj
3: Rex Kelley
2: John Blust
Bow: Carter Walsh
 
Up Next

• The Hoyas will split sites next Saturday as the lightweights head to the Wahoo Henley in Charlottesville, Virginia and the heavyweights will compete against Drexel and Navy in Middletown, Delaware.