Gold in Pair, Four and Eight at Hooch! See video interview.

Go to minute 3:41 to see the video interview with Emily and Claire

 

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Year End Video

If you prefer to see our season wrapped up in a video, here is the link:  Click here to go to YouTube video by Emily Theys

Or you can go to the next post and read about it in our Spring Newsletter.  It was a great year!  We will miss our seniors! 

Jim

Spring Newsletter

Spring Racing: Cardinal Invitational, Crew Classics, Knecht Cup, ACC Championships, Dale England Cup, and Dad Vail Regatta.
Wow! What a Season the Duke Women’s Rowing Team had this spring!. It all started off with our spring training trip right here in Durham, NC. The women spent many hours out on Michie Lake learning how to gain speed in their boats... Click here to link to newsletter!

2012 Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta - Women's Varsity Eight (Event 179)

Duke Varsity 8+ wins Dad Vails

Duke Closes Out Spring Season On High Note
Varsity 8+ gold and varsity 4+ bronze. 

Six Rowers Named CRCA Scholar Athletes; Theys Earned Top Honor

Six Rowers Named CRCA Scholar Athletes; Theys Earned Top Honor

First time in Duke History at ACC

In Duke's strongest performance, the varsity four (seeded third) of coxswain Ashleigh Anne McKinney, Allison Beattie, Elizabeth Howell, Nancy McKinstry and Lissa Glynn were able to push past ACC front-runner Virginia, and take second by under one second with a time of 7:46.6, marking the first time in championship history that Duke has beaten Virginia. Clemson captured first, crossing the finish line at 7:37.9.



1. Clemson, 7:37.9
2. Duke, 7:46.6
3. Virginia, 7:47.1
4. North Carolina, 7:56.8
5. Boston College, 7:59.6
6. Miami, 8:31.0