Saturday, April 6
San Diego, Calif.
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Gonzaga University
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University of San Diego
Zags Head South for San Diego Crew Classic
4/5/2019 12:47:00 PM | Women's Rowing
Marks second-straight season the Bulldogs have competed in the regatta
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SPOKANE, Wash. – The Gonzaga women's rowing team heads south this weekend for the annual San Diego Crew Classic, April 6 and 7 at Mission Bay in San Diego, Calif. The Bulldogs are entering three boats (varsity eight, second varsity eight and varsity four) in the regatta.
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"This is a great weekend to see teams from every conference," head women's rowing coach Marisa Wortman said. "Saturday morning will be a fun opportunity to race in competitive heats and get our boats in the best finals possible."
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The varsity eight boat kicks things off for the Zags on Saturday morning at 9:12 a.m. in the Collegiate Varsity Jessop-Whittier Cup Invitational, racing against Washington, Stanford, UCLA, Tennessee and SDSU in the second heat. The second varsity eight follows soon after at 9:44 a.m. in the Collegiate 2V Jackie Ann Stitt Hungness Trophy; it is joined by California, Washington State, Loyola Marymount, San Diego and Santa Clara.
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In the final race on Saturday for the Bulldogs, the varsity four is set in heat one of the 4+ Karen Plumleigh Cortney Cup against California, UCLA, Sacramento State and San Diego at 10:08 a.m.
Sunday's schedule will depend on the outcome of Gonzaga's races on Saturday.
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ABOUT THE REGATTA
- The San Diego Crew Classic has matured into the largest regatta in the world held for primarily eight-oared rowing shells.
- Today, it is a two-day, nationally acclaimed regatta, consisting of over 100 races with more than 4000 athletes. The San Diego Crew Classic is America's Premier Spring Regatta.
- Click here for live streaming Saturday and here for live streaming Sunday.
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ZAGS HISTORY AT SAN DIEGO CREW CLASSIC
- The Bulldogs last competed at the event in 2018, placing three boats in the petite finals. The Zags Varsity 8 boat took runner-up in the Collegiate Varsity Jessop-Whittier Cup Invitational, just three seconds behind Stanford at 7:08.246, beating boats from Tennessee, Sacramento State, Kansas State and San Diego State. The Zags finished eighth overall. The second varsity 8 finished runner-up as well, and the varsity four boat took third
- In 2016, placing three boats in the grand finals. The varsity four finished runner-up with the varsity eight taking sixth. GU's open eight boat finished fourth.
- In 2014, the varsity eight and second varsity eight both took first in the petite final. The V8 beat Miami and had the fifth-fastest time on the final day. The 2V8 beat Iowa with the fastest time of the day. The varsity four finished runner-up to Texas in the petite final.
- In 2012, the varsity eight took third in the petite final and took first in the third final in 2004.
- The Zags' top boat made the grand final in 2003, taking sixth.
- In 2002 the V8 took sixth in the grand final and took fifth in 2001.
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LINEUPS
Varsity 8:
Coxswain: Alexa Jadallah
Lindey English
Lauren McCallum
Lauren English
Casey Harder
Olivia Lada
Anise Potjes
Ana Delucchi
Alexandra Pinkley
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Second Varsity 8:
Coxswain: Schuyler Peters
Ally Moeller
Maren Johnson
Charlotte Lepp
Emma Delucchi
Samantha Toll
Georgia Davey
Kayla Buchmeier
Grace Cahalane
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Varsity 4:
Coxswain: Samone Sims
Gianna D'Aloia
Megan Larson
Sylvia Roy
Genevieve Klein
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SPOKANE, Wash. – The Gonzaga women's rowing team heads south this weekend for the annual San Diego Crew Classic, April 6 and 7 at Mission Bay in San Diego, Calif. The Bulldogs are entering three boats (varsity eight, second varsity eight and varsity four) in the regatta.
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"This is a great weekend to see teams from every conference," head women's rowing coach Marisa Wortman said. "Saturday morning will be a fun opportunity to race in competitive heats and get our boats in the best finals possible."
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The varsity eight boat kicks things off for the Zags on Saturday morning at 9:12 a.m. in the Collegiate Varsity Jessop-Whittier Cup Invitational, racing against Washington, Stanford, UCLA, Tennessee and SDSU in the second heat. The second varsity eight follows soon after at 9:44 a.m. in the Collegiate 2V Jackie Ann Stitt Hungness Trophy; it is joined by California, Washington State, Loyola Marymount, San Diego and Santa Clara.
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In the final race on Saturday for the Bulldogs, the varsity four is set in heat one of the 4+ Karen Plumleigh Cortney Cup against California, UCLA, Sacramento State and San Diego at 10:08 a.m.
Sunday's schedule will depend on the outcome of Gonzaga's races on Saturday.
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ABOUT THE REGATTA
- The San Diego Crew Classic has matured into the largest regatta in the world held for primarily eight-oared rowing shells.
- Today, it is a two-day, nationally acclaimed regatta, consisting of over 100 races with more than 4000 athletes. The San Diego Crew Classic is America's Premier Spring Regatta.
- Click here for live streaming Saturday and here for live streaming Sunday.
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ZAGS HISTORY AT SAN DIEGO CREW CLASSIC
- The Bulldogs last competed at the event in 2018, placing three boats in the petite finals. The Zags Varsity 8 boat took runner-up in the Collegiate Varsity Jessop-Whittier Cup Invitational, just three seconds behind Stanford at 7:08.246, beating boats from Tennessee, Sacramento State, Kansas State and San Diego State. The Zags finished eighth overall. The second varsity 8 finished runner-up as well, and the varsity four boat took third
- In 2016, placing three boats in the grand finals. The varsity four finished runner-up with the varsity eight taking sixth. GU's open eight boat finished fourth.
- In 2014, the varsity eight and second varsity eight both took first in the petite final. The V8 beat Miami and had the fifth-fastest time on the final day. The 2V8 beat Iowa with the fastest time of the day. The varsity four finished runner-up to Texas in the petite final.
- In 2012, the varsity eight took third in the petite final and took first in the third final in 2004.
- The Zags' top boat made the grand final in 2003, taking sixth.
- In 2002 the V8 took sixth in the grand final and took fifth in 2001.
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LINEUPS
Varsity 8:
Coxswain: Alexa Jadallah
Lindey English
Lauren McCallum
Lauren English
Casey Harder
Olivia Lada
Anise Potjes
Ana Delucchi
Alexandra Pinkley
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Second Varsity 8:
Coxswain: Schuyler Peters
Ally Moeller
Maren Johnson
Charlotte Lepp
Emma Delucchi
Samantha Toll
Georgia Davey
Kayla Buchmeier
Grace Cahalane
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Varsity 4:
Coxswain: Samone Sims
Gianna D'Aloia
Megan Larson
Sylvia Roy
Genevieve Klein
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