Ladies End Fall With Stable Day General at Princeton Chase

PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania crews wrapped up fall racing on Sunday on the Princeton Chase. The three-mile, head-style racing passed off on Lake Carnegie.
 
Final Results (RegattaTiming.com)
 
The girls competed within the Eights on Sunday morning, by far the largest area of the day as 62 boats had been entered and 60 raced. The Quakers’ ‘A’ boat posted the tenth-best time whereas their different three boats went twenty first, twenty second and twenty third in clocking inside 5 seconds of one another.
 
“The team had a solid performance and enjoyed racing at The Chase,” stated Penn’s head coach, Bill Manning. “We did not boat up a real 1V as we targeted on offering alternatives for extra athletes to reveal their capabilities and this contributed to blended outcomes—our ‘A’ Boat had a good row however did not reveal the pace we’ll want this spring. The different three boats had robust or very robust and promising outcomes.
 
“We have a terrific group of athletes capable of achieving success this spring,” he continued. “We need to both keep the momentum of a large group challenging each other and we need a true top end to emerge. November is a wonderful month on the Schuylkill, so we’ll do more sculling and small boat work this month and maintain our commitment to building our aerobic base and working together.”
 
Women’s Open Eights – Round 1 (60 boats)
  1. Princeton ‘A’, 13:56.055
  10. Penn ‘A’, 14:34.456
  21. Penn ‘C’, 15:02.791
  22. Penn ‘B’, 15:03.018
  23. Penn ‘D’, 15:07.512
 
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