Sunday, May 19
Worcester, Mass.
Columbia University
vs
EARC Sprints
Lions Gear Up for EARC Sprints Sunday
5/17/2019 8:04:00 AM | Heavyweight Rowing, Lightweight Rowing
Columbia's heavyweight and lightweight rowing teams begin postseason racing Sunday in Worcester, Massachusetts.
WORCESTER, Mass. - The Columbia lightweight and heavyweight rowing teams will begin postseason competition Sunday, May 19 at EARC Sprints on Lake Quinsigamond.
USRowing will be broadcasting the event live for free via LocalLive.TV.
To Get Started:
1. Go to locallive.tv
2. Click on the "Channels" link at the top right of the page.
3. Select US Rowing from the list and click Subscribe.
4. Quickly set-up your free account and password.
Additionally, live results and any changes to the race schedule can be found here.
WHAT'S ON THE LINE
The EARC Sprints features a group of highly competitive crews in both the lightweight and heavyweight divisions as teams try to earn a bid to the 2019 IRA National Championships at the Sacramento State Aquatics Center in California from June 1-3.
LIGHTWEIGHTS' STATUS
No. 3 Columbia lightweight team won three of its final four races during the regular season, falling only to No. 1 Cornell on April 20. The Lions will aim to take that momentum into Eastern Sprints, where the varsity eight has medaled in three of the last four years.
HEAVYWEIGHTS' STATUS
The Lions come into this weekend ranked No. 16 in the country. Columbia was edged in a highly competitive Stevenson Cup race that featured a photo-finish with George Washington for second place and a three-second gap between third and first place Navy.
A LOOK BACK...
Last year, the lightweights took gold in the varsity and second varsity eight events to secure the Jope Cup, as the overall points winners, at EARC Sprints. Columbia's heavyweight varsity and second varsity eights were the runner-up in the third level final. In the third varsity eight, the Lions finished seventh in the petite final.
PROJECTED BOATINGS
LIGHTWEIGHTS
Varsity Eight in the Alex Navab
Cox: Bella Zionts, Stroke: Alexandros Zisimidis, 7: Max Amsterdam, 6: Alan Blaesser, 5: John Robison, 4: Sebastian Krappe, 3: Torrance Smith, 2: Jim Stewart, Bow: Levi Beckett
Second Varsity Eight in the Nich Lee Parker
Cox: Judy Liu, Stroke: Aiden Norder, 7: Alex Overmeer, 6: Lukas Geiger, 5: Brooks Ralph, 4: Michael Ritter, 3: Sam Melvin, 2: George Patterson, Bow: Constantino Khoury
Third Varsity Eight in the Michael C. Zimmer
Cox: Simon Osak, Stroke: Pedro Santos, 7: Colm Feeney, 6: Ryan Watt, 5: Tucker McMullen, 4: Lorenzo Frati, 3: Jake Duffy, 2: Ricardo Pantaleon, Bow: Owen Cordaro
Fourth Varsity Eight in the 2016 National Champions
Cox: Emma Frati Stroke: Jorge Gonzalez Rey, 7: Richard Taylor, 6: Tim Cervera, 5; Jack Hartman, 4: Anthony Cosentino, 3: Diego Villadoms, 2: Ishan Dirks, Bow: Brendan Burbage
HEAVYWEIGHTS
Varsity Eight
Cox: Caroline Hurley, Stroke: Alexander Hedge, 7: Tom Mortimer, 6; Ryan Lee, 5: Henry Quinn-Pasin, 4: Clay Watson, 3: Kyle Fram, 2: Ian Low, Bow: Neil Kennedy
Second Varsity Eight
Cox: Alex Herron, Stroke: Nick Edwards, 7: Oliver Babb, 6: Sean Aral, 5: John Tanguay, 4: Ben Tilden, 3: Will Randolph, 2: Andrew Sizemore, Bow: Chris Magnani
Third Varsity Eight
Cox: Lauren Cohen, Stroke: Bennett Silbeck, 7: Quin Koether, 6: Ryan Hardenbrook, 5: Kevin Kearny, 4: Tristan Orlofski, 3: Elliott Buck, 2: Will Ryan, Bow: Robert Doyle
USRowing will be broadcasting the event live for free via LocalLive.TV.
To Get Started:
1. Go to locallive.tv
2. Click on the "Channels" link at the top right of the page.
3. Select US Rowing from the list and click Subscribe.
4. Quickly set-up your free account and password.
Additionally, live results and any changes to the race schedule can be found here.
WHAT'S ON THE LINE
The EARC Sprints features a group of highly competitive crews in both the lightweight and heavyweight divisions as teams try to earn a bid to the 2019 IRA National Championships at the Sacramento State Aquatics Center in California from June 1-3.
LIGHTWEIGHTS' STATUS
No. 3 Columbia lightweight team won three of its final four races during the regular season, falling only to No. 1 Cornell on April 20. The Lions will aim to take that momentum into Eastern Sprints, where the varsity eight has medaled in three of the last four years.
HEAVYWEIGHTS' STATUS
The Lions come into this weekend ranked No. 16 in the country. Columbia was edged in a highly competitive Stevenson Cup race that featured a photo-finish with George Washington for second place and a three-second gap between third and first place Navy.
A LOOK BACK...
Last year, the lightweights took gold in the varsity and second varsity eight events to secure the Jope Cup, as the overall points winners, at EARC Sprints. Columbia's heavyweight varsity and second varsity eights were the runner-up in the third level final. In the third varsity eight, the Lions finished seventh in the petite final.
PROJECTED BOATINGS
LIGHTWEIGHTS
Varsity Eight in the Alex Navab
Cox: Bella Zionts, Stroke: Alexandros Zisimidis, 7: Max Amsterdam, 6: Alan Blaesser, 5: John Robison, 4: Sebastian Krappe, 3: Torrance Smith, 2: Jim Stewart, Bow: Levi Beckett
Second Varsity Eight in the Nich Lee Parker
Cox: Judy Liu, Stroke: Aiden Norder, 7: Alex Overmeer, 6: Lukas Geiger, 5: Brooks Ralph, 4: Michael Ritter, 3: Sam Melvin, 2: George Patterson, Bow: Constantino Khoury
Third Varsity Eight in the Michael C. Zimmer
Cox: Simon Osak, Stroke: Pedro Santos, 7: Colm Feeney, 6: Ryan Watt, 5: Tucker McMullen, 4: Lorenzo Frati, 3: Jake Duffy, 2: Ricardo Pantaleon, Bow: Owen Cordaro
Fourth Varsity Eight in the 2016 National Champions
Cox: Emma Frati Stroke: Jorge Gonzalez Rey, 7: Richard Taylor, 6: Tim Cervera, 5; Jack Hartman, 4: Anthony Cosentino, 3: Diego Villadoms, 2: Ishan Dirks, Bow: Brendan Burbage
HEAVYWEIGHTS
Varsity Eight
Cox: Caroline Hurley, Stroke: Alexander Hedge, 7: Tom Mortimer, 6; Ryan Lee, 5: Henry Quinn-Pasin, 4: Clay Watson, 3: Kyle Fram, 2: Ian Low, Bow: Neil Kennedy
Second Varsity Eight
Cox: Alex Herron, Stroke: Nick Edwards, 7: Oliver Babb, 6: Sean Aral, 5: John Tanguay, 4: Ben Tilden, 3: Will Randolph, 2: Andrew Sizemore, Bow: Chris Magnani
Third Varsity Eight
Cox: Lauren Cohen, Stroke: Bennett Silbeck, 7: Quin Koether, 6: Ryan Hardenbrook, 5: Kevin Kearny, 4: Tristan Orlofski, 3: Elliott Buck, 2: Will Ryan, Bow: Robert Doyle
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