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APPENDICES

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Crew Captains ...............................................................520

Coaches .........................................................................523

IRA Trophies .................................................................526

EARC Trophies .............................................................534

Princeton Athletic Awards .............................................553

Race Results by Year .....................................................544

International Competition .............................................573

Rowers ..........................................................................582

Bibliography .................................................................600

Crew Anniversary Dinner

April 5, 1997

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CREW CAPTAINS

Men’s Heavyweight Captains1870 H.W.Guernsey 18721871 1872 H.B. Burt 187318731874 W.M. Smith 18741875 Benjamin Nicoll 18771876 G.D.Parmly 18761877 Benjamin Nicoll 18771878 E.J.VanLennep 18781879 F.Presbrey 18791880 A.Mclaren 18801881 J.F.Cowan 1881 W.H.Roberts 188118821883 G.B.Jennison 188318841885 C.W.Bird 1885 E.M.Kempshall 18851886 (Crew Discontinued)

1909 N.Armour ’091910 J.C.Van Dyke ’10 R.R.Livingston ’101911 R.T.Roche ’111912 L.R.Page ’12 J.J. Pentz 12 W.M.Whitney ’121913 J.D.Hinchliffe ’13 R.S.Rauch ’131914 T.C.Briggs ’141915 O.S.Putnam ’151916 C.E. Hockmeyer ’161917 R.A. Cochran ’171918 H.S. Roche ’18 C.K. Wallace ’18 G.W. Young ’181919 W.M. Paxton ’191920 R.S. Lamont ’20 C. Clark ’201921 H.L. Chisholm ’2119221923

19241925 W.G. Dyer ’2519261927 H. Clark ’2719281929 J.M. Thompson ’2919301931 R.L.Colmore ’311932 J.G. Shennan ’321933 B.W. Smith ’331934 A. Armstrong ’341935 G. Keppel ’361936 G. Keppel ’361937 H.J. Swift ’371938 P.LeBoutillier ’381939 J.W. Pitney ’391940 A.I. DuP. Bayard ’401941 E.W. Thomas ’421942 H.E. Jones ’431943 L.F. Israel ’451944 19451946 R. Peters ’461947 L.U. Park ’441948 H.L. Dillon ’471949 P.V.W. Gardner ’461950 R.B. O’Connor ’501951 T.M. Marshall ’511952 E.M. Masinter ’521953 J.C. Beck ’53 S.L. Ertel ’531954 J.J. Humphrey ’541955 H. Robinson ’551956 R. Haselkorn ’561957 S.B. Strang ’571958 N.D. Chrisman ’581959 E.A. Lasater ’591960 R.D. Bach ’601961 D.R. Henley ’611962 A.D. Hall ’62 G.G. Rutherfurd ’621963 A.A. Jones ’63

1964 F. Meislahn ’641965 M. P. Clifford ’651966 L.R. Anderson ’661967 J.R. Millar ’671968 P.H. Raymond ’681969 R.C. Wright ’691970 L.K. Colman ’701971 R.J. Brachman ’711972 J.R. Paulson ’721973 D.A. Hudacek ’731974 S.F. Deutsch ’741975 C.G. Dietemann ’751976 L.A. Smith ’771977 L.A. Smith ’771978 S.A. Fisher ’781979 C.T. Dembergh ’791980 S.P.Whalen ’801981 D.M. Mastrianni ’811982 P.M. Jacobs ’82 D.S. Kuhl ’821983 E.L. Horschman ’831984 M. Wilson ’841985 J.C. Feudtner ’851986 T.W. Van Leer ’861987 W.N. Sheehan ’871988 W.D. Burden ’881989 P.J. Caminiti ’89 D.S. Huntington ’89 1990 J.P. Caminiti ’91 A.D. Morrow ’901991 E.K. Karplus ’911992 B.W. Mann ’921993 T.W. Brennan ’931994 S.D. Robinson ’941995 K.T. Hipp ’951996 M.J. Rutherford ’961997 T.K. Carson ’971998 C.W. Bordeau ’981999 G.P. Adamson ’992000 D.C. Bordeau ’00


CREW CAPTAINS

Men’s Lightweight Captains1921 B.J. McAlpin, Jr. ’211922 J.T. Witherspoon ’221923 R.O. Read ’231924 M. Baird ’241925 J.J. Livingood ’251926 C.H. Cromwell, Jr. ’261927 W. B. Krag ’271928 J.H.W. Thompson ’281929 T.B. Kerr ’291930 T.F. Wimberly, Jr. ’301931 L.F. Hallett, Jr. ’31 C.H. Moore ’311932 W.W. Drewry, Jr. ’32 1933 S. Backus ’331934 H.C. Mial ’341935 D. Echeverria ’351936 G.R. Cooke, Jr. ’36 H.B. Roberts ’361937 B.W. Warner ’371938 J.F. Kraemer ’381939 E.C. Hall ’391940 P.O. Stearns ’40 R.B. Duane, Jr. ’401941 P.M. Dean ’411942 E.W. Mason, Jr. ’421943 W.S. Avery ’431944 J.D. Zink ’441945 D. Spencer ’451946 A.P. Morgan ’461947 J.P. Eiler ’471948 J.S. Ralston, Jr. ’481949 M.W. Huber ’491950 R.O. Read, Jr. ’501951 G.M. Mayer, Jr. ’511952 W.C. Kappes, Jr. ’521953 J.W. Jacobs ’531954 D. Powell ’541955 T.C.H. Webster ’551956 W.W.Satterfield’561957 J.R. Newcomer ’571958 C.L. Moran III ’581959 M.J. Kelly ’591960 O.B. Marx III ’601961 A. MacKenzie ’611962 D.H. Latimer ’62 B.S. Cutler ’621963 F.G. Brown ’631964 J.B. Street ’64

1965 J.R. Fisher ’651966 R.B. McGinley ’661967 R.O. Prentke ’671968 J.P. Doran ’681969 J.S. Deupree ’691970 J.S. Slete ’701971 E.C. Yeary ’711972 J.J.Griffin’72 J.T. Davidson ’721973 A.G. Oller ’731974 W.H. Walton III ’741975 W.A. Hayne, Jr. ’751976 W.B. Colson ’761977 J.H.Jaffin’77 J.G. Moffat ’781978 R. F.Werner ’78 J.H. Gregory ’791979 J.H. Gregory ’791980 C.R. Gaylord ’811981 S.W. Morss ’81 W.B. Doyle ’811982 R.B. Van Cleve ’821983 J.S. Andrews ’831984 M.G. Califano ’841985 M.W. Wais ’85 A.L. Card ’851986 R.G. Hedlund ’861987 A.S. Ballard ’871988 M.K. Atalay ’881989 R.Q. Scacheri ’89 J.D. Sarnoff ’891990 M.J. Hirschfeld ’90 M.G. Anderer ’901991 J. Malcolmson ’91 M.R. Camuso ’911992 S.M. Hope ’921993 S.S. McMillan ’931994 G.C. Weaver ’941995 A.R. Horner ’951996 G.C. Hughes ’96 D.M. Lawson ’961997 T.V. Fernandez ’97 A. Cabeza ’971998 R.H. Milam ’98 S.G. Carcagno ’981999 J.R. Lawson ’992000 B.E. Fedyna ’00 J. DiNorcia ’00


1972 A. E. Richlin ’731973 A. E. Richlin ’731974 C.F. Huisman ’751975 C.J. Brown ’761976 C.J. Brown ’76 M.L. Kellogg ’761977 S.G. Roth ’771978 E.R. DeSanctis ’78 N.E. Ughetta ’781979 S.M. Desan ’791980 S.L. Brantley ’80 V. Jacobs ’80 R.E.Jaffin’801981 A.L. Strayer ’821982 A.M. Calzetti ’82 A.L. Strayer ’821983 A.C. Bracken ’83 E.A. Mayer ’831984 E.E. Bannister ’84 P.S. Hoblitzell ’841985 M.M. Hoblitzell ’85 J.A. Marron ’851986 L.C. Hodder ’86 C.J. Mehaffey ’861987 G. Durso ’87 S.A. Morrison ’871988 L.A. Jackson ’88 A.M. Ruh ’881989 A.S. Anderson-Ribadeneira ’89 E.A. Hofreuter ’891990 S.K. Doppelhammer ’90 A.B. Patten ’901991 D.M. Clifford ’91 S. Pulver ’911992 S. Glenn ’92 C.P. Williams ’921993 A.H. Borland ’93 G.D. Sanders ’931994 M.L. Donaldson ’94 R.H. Mount ’941995 W.S. Holding ’95 M.L. Owen ’951996 C.H. Brandt ’96 I. Schlesinger ’961997 S.E. Ryerson ’97 L.S. Gewin ’971998 S.R. Gaughan ’98 W.A. Levash ’981999 B.J. Spigel ’99 E.M. Jones ’992000 S.E. Cook ’00 K.M. Bartges ’00

CREW CAPTAINS

Women’s Open Captains Women’s Lightweight Captains

1998 H.B. Markus ’991999 H.B. Markus ’992000 L.A. Cakmak ’002001 B.V. Estridge ’01 J.N. Jarrett ’01


COACHES

CREW COACHESWomen’s Crew

Open LightweightCoach Varsity Novice Varsity Novice

Jim Rathschmidt 1971Pete Raymond ’88 1971Al Piranian ’69 1972-75Kit Raymond ’74 1976-77Kris Korzeniowski 1978-81Anita DeFrantz 1981Fred Schoch 1982Joe Canino 1982Ernie Arlett 1983Fred Cressman 1983John Groth 1984-85Willie Black 1986-89Curtis Jordan 1984-90Dan Roock ’81 1991-96 1986Lori Dauphiny 1996- 1990-95Melanie Onufrieff 1997Heather Smith 1997-Andrea Theis 1998Heather Putnam 1999-

BOATWRIGHTSJohn Fitzpatrick 1920John Schultz 1924-34Bill Heermans 1948-49Nelson Cox 1949-76Frank Bozarth 1977-93Brad Woodrick 1994-

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COACHESMEN’S CREW COACHES

Heavyweight Lightweight Varsity Freshmen Varsity Freshmen

G.D.Parmly ’76 1879Kennedy 1880George Hosmer 1884Constance S. Titus 1906-10J.Duncan Spaeth 1910-25Charles P. Logg 1926-31Wilhelmus B. Bryan ’20 1921, 1932-38John Schultz 1924-34Gordon G. Sikes ’16 1931-37 1920-31Gordon G. Sikes 1943, 1947 1943-47Matthew Baird ’24 1924-25Winthrop Rutherfurd ’28 1931-34Clement B. Newbold ’28 1931-34WallacePflaumer’34 1933-34Fred W. Spuhn 1938-42Delos C. ‘Dutch’ Schoch 1946-65 1937-42 1939-40Jim Rathschmidt 1946-50 1941-42Dave Spencer 1948Charles Von Wrangell 1949-51Arthur Sueltz 1952-53John Stiegman 1954-55Pete Gardner ’46 1951-57Jeffrey P. Carstens 1958Donald Rose 1956-57Albert C. Povey 1958-65Peter Sparhawk 1966-80 1958-65Ken Blanchard 1963-65Ernie Cruikshank ’66 1966Greg Reilly ’67 1967Findley Meislahn ’64 1966-69Bob Davies ’70 1968-70F. Wood Fischer 1970-72Michael McLaughlin 1972-79Scott Turpin ’79 1981,1984Peter Washburn 1976Jeff Peterson ’84 1985Larry Gluckman 1981-88 1980-81Gary Kilpatrick 1989-90 1973-88 1972Ed Kloman 1984-86 1982-83Dan Roock ’81 1987-89 1989Andy Card ’85 1986-88James Moses ’88 1989Joe Murtaugh 1989– 1988Curtis Jordan 1991- 1982-83 1979Mike Zimmer ’88 1990John Parker ’89 1991-92Mike Teti 1990-97Dan Allen 1994-96Kevin Cotter ’96 1997-99Greg Hughes ’96 1998- 1997-98Chris Nilsson 1999–00Seth Brennan ’98 1999–


“I know that as long as I coach at Princeton, I’m always go-ing to have a good squad, not because I’m necessarily such a good coach, but I feel that we have six coaches for each boat. We all work together, trade ideas, and cooperate in develop-ing our crew program.

A coach gets these kids who never rowed before they came to college. This is their first experience. Now I look at our varsity and say, I taught him how to row, or I taught her how to row. It is an extremely rewarding experience.

There’s Tom Welsh ’99 who stroked the freshman boat last year and then last summer was on the Nation’s Cup boat which is the Under 23 World Championships and as a Gold Medalist and a world record holder. Chris Ahrens ’98 who was a freshman, stroked my freshman boat as well. At 18 years old after the summer of his freshman year, he tried out for the US Team, and made it. He was in the number 4 seat that Curtis Jordan and I coached at the World Champion-ships. He won a Gold Medal, the youngest American ever to win a gold medal at 18 years old. Marty Crotty ’98 was on the Nation’s Cup boat that won a Bronze Medal. Seth Bren-nan ’98 was on the Canadian National Team. Tim Richter ’97 was on the Nation’s Cup boat that won a Gold Medal last summer. Sean Kammann ’98 was our spare on the Olympic Team last year. And, we have more to back these rowers up in all the squads.

The coaches at Princeton over the past ten or fifteen years said, look – we’ve got to work together and that’s the only way we’re going to be successful. We mix the crews; we mix the women right in with the men in the boats. The psychol-ogy behind that is that you have a couple of women and you stick them in with the men. Suddenly, all this macho stuff in the men causes them to want to impress these women. Then the women say, look – we’re secure women of the nineties. We can pull an oar as well as these men. When they’re on the ergometers I have this guy on my team, and maybe he is not having his best day. I’ll then move one of the women in right next to him. All of a sudden he’s doing much better. He wants to impress this girl; she wants to impress him. Now the kids think this is normal. I think it really gets the best out of both of them.

When we talk to new prospects, we tell them you are going to come down to the Boathouse and you are going to know every person here. You’re going to row with just about everyone in the Boathouse – the women, the lightweights, the heavyweights – you’re all going to be mixing together. In all the programs, whatever boat you’re going to be in it’s going to be really successful. To go to the intercollegiate rowing championships last year and see the heavies win, the junior varsity win, the freshmen win, the lightweights win, the var-sity 4 win, the novice women win, the jayvee women win – for an athlete to come in and see that success and see that you’re

being coached by National Team coaches is hard to beat. Plus, Princeton is not a bad place to go to school.

When we talk of Princeton rowing, we don’t just talk of the athletes down at the Boathouse every day. We talk about everyone who has ever stepped into a shell in this university, because they are the ones who support us. One hundred and twenty-five years or more. That’s the wonderful part about PURA. They are here to help us, not tell us how to coach the crews.

When I considered this coaching job, I thought the last thing I want to do is come to Princeton and coach a bunch of spoon-fed prep school kids. I was wrong about that. My perception of Princeton and the reality of what Princeton really was was different. And when I first took the job I never would have thought I would be here for 8 years. I’d like to be here for 80 years. Or 800 years. I love living here. I love the University. The inspiration I get from these kids is be-yond belief. I’ve competed in the Olympic Games. I’ve won medals at the Olympics. I’ve coached a boat at the Olympics and won a medal. I’ve coached the National Team and won gold medals, so I’ve coached on the highest level. But, I gotta tell you that the emotion I feel when I go to the Eastern Sprints or to the Intercollegiate Rowing Championships is about ten notches above what I felt when I was coaching the Olympic team. What these kids are able to achieve practic-ing six days a week, an hour-and-a-half a day is beyond belief.

Rowing is 99% practice for 1% racing. It is hard work. On the water it all seems reasonable, but in the winter with ice on the lake, it is just hard work – on the rowing machines, in the tank, in the weight room. Every now and then we have to paint this picture. Here’s what it is going to be like. There will be 50,000 people watching you; you’re going to be able to go to Henley and race in front of the Queen. And, they’re thinking, yeah, right. Then the upperclassmen come back and the alumni come back and tell them it was a great expe-rience. That keeps them going.

My first year here they told me about these Princeton Reunions that they have every year. They said this thing is beyond belief, and I said yeah, yeah. Everyone has reunions, right? Well, I just wasn’t prepared. That was amazing to see all these rowers from all these classes that come back and the first place they come to is the Boathouse. There is something that has to be said for that, that their experiences here must have been so strong. Crew touches people in a lot of differ-ent ways.”

Mike Teti on Coaching


IRA TROPHIESEight-oared championship events

Varsity Challenge CupWinner men’s heavyweight 8-oared varsity race

Kennedy Challenge CupWinner men’s heavyweight 8-oared second varsity race

Steward’s CupWinner men’s heavyweight 8-oared freshman race

The 1922 TrophyWinner men’s lightweight 8-oared varsity race

The John Murphy TrophyWinner women’s 8-oared varsity race

IRA Women’s Lightweight Varsity TrophyWinner women’s lightweight 8-oared varsity race

IRA Women’s Second Varsity TrophyWinner women’s 8-oared second varsity race

IRA Women’s Novice Eight TrophyWinner women’s 8-oared novice race

Small boat (fours and pairs) championships

IRA Open Fours TrophyWinner men’s open fours race

Gordon Hoople TrophyWinner men’s varsity fours without coxswain

Eric Will Memorial TrophyWinner men’s varsity fours with coxswain

Crandell Melvin TrophyWinner men’s varsity pair without coxswain race

Stork Sanford TrophyWinner men’s freshmen fours with coxswain

Alumni eight-oared championship

Masters Alumni Eight TrophyWinner annual Masters Alumni eight-oared race

Overall Point Trophies

Ten Eyck Memorial Trophy (men)Men’s heavyweight races

Camden County Freeholders Trophy (women)All women’s races

Robert E. Mulcahy III Trophy (men and women)All races, men and women

The IRA RegattaIt was 1895 when what was to become college rowing’s

Blue Ribbon event was launched, the Intercollegiate Rowing Association’sfirstRegatta.Ayearearlier,in1894,CharlesTre-man of Cornell, Thomas Reath of Pennsylvania and Frederick Sill of Columbia had selected the mighty Hudson River as the site for a collegiate regatta that eventually was held on June 24, 1895.Onlythreeeight-oaredcrewstookpartinthatveryfirstregatta, with Columbia upsetting Cornell and Pennsylvania over a four-mile grind with the Light Blue winners being clocked in 21 minutes, 25 seconds.

Today, more than 100 years later, as many as 50 colleges and universities from across the country now participate in this annual event. The IRA has grown to a 3-day schedule of trials and repechages leading up to 12 championship races involv-ing more than 100 pair-oared, 4-oared and 8-oared crews for men and women in heavyweight and lightweight competition.

The Intercollegiate Rowing AssociationThis rowing championship is conduced by the same

Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) organized by Co-lumbia, Cornell and Pennsylvania back in the 1890s. Shortly after the turn of the century, Syracuse and the U.S. Naval Academybecamefull-fledgedmembersoftheIRAalongwiththe original three charter members. To this day, the Association isstillcomprisedofthesefiveschoolswithallothercollegesparticipating as invited guests.

TheIRAisaffiliatedwith theEasternCollegeAthletic

Conference (ECAC) which provides administrative responsi-bility for conducting the annual event overseeing such duties asappointingtheRegattaDirector,assigningofficials,settingup the race course, managing the overall regatta budget and working closely with the local organizing committee.

The CourseForthefirst75years,theeight-oaredcrewsroweddis-

tances of 2 miles for Freshman, 3 miles for Second Varsity and 4 miles (changed to 3 miles after World War II) for Varsity. In 1968, in deference to the U.S. Olympic Committee’s urging, for development, small boats were admitted to the race schedule. And all races were shortened to 2,000 meters, the Olympic distance.

Regatta SitesDuring its 100-plus year history, the IRA seldom moved.

From 1895 until 1949, the IRA’s traditional home was on the Hudson River near Poughkeepsie, N.Y., a name that gave the IRA Regatta its familiar nickname as the “Poughkeepsie Re-gatta.” The second home of the IRA was on Onondaga Lake outside Syracuse, N.Y. where is stayed for more than 30 years and acquired its familiar nickname, the “Syracuse Regatta.” For the last six years, the IRA Regatta has found a home on the friendly waters of the Cooper River, near Camden, New Jersey.


It was 1895 when what was to become college rowing’s Blue Ribbon event was launched,theIntercollegiateRowingAssociation’sfirstRegatta.Ayearearlier,in1894, Charles Treman of Cornell, Thomas Reath of Pennsylvania and Frederick Sill of Columbia had selected the mighty Hudson River as the site for a collegiate regatta that eventually was held on June 24, 1895.

Onlythreeeight-oaredcrewstookpartinthatveryfirstregatta,withColumbia,upsetting Cornell and Pennsylvania over a four-mile grind with the Light Blue winners being clocked in 21 minutes, 25 seconds.

Today, more than 100 years later, as many as 50 colleges and universities from acrossthecountrynowparticipateinthisannualevent.Fromthatfirstraceofthreeeight-oared shells, the IRA has grown to a 3-day schedule of trials and repechages leading up to 12 championship races involving more than 100 pair-oared, 4-oared and 8-oared crews for men and women in heavyweight and lightweight competition.The Course

Forthefirst75years,theeight-oaredcrewsroweddistancesof2milesforFreshman, 3 miles for Second Varsity ,and 4 miles (changed to 3 miles after World War II) for Varsity. In 1968, in deference to the U.S. Olympic Committee’s urging, for development, small boats were admitted to the race schedule. And all races were shortened to 2,000 meters, the Olympic distance.Regatta Sites

During its 100-plus year history, the IRA seldom moved. From 1895 until 1949, the IRA’s traditional home was on the Hudson River near Poughkeepsie, NY, a name that gave the IRA Regatta its familiar nickname as the “Poughkeepsie Regatta”. The second home of the IRA was on Onondaga Lake outside Syracuse, NY, where it stayed for more than 30 years and acquired its familiar nickname, the “Syracuse Regatta”. For the last seven years, the IRA Regatta has found a home on the friendly waters of the Cooper River in Camden, New Jersey, where it is starting to build a new tradition alongside “Poughkeepsie” and “Syracuse”.

INTERCOLLEGIATE ROWING ASSOCIATION

VARSITY CHALLENGE CUP“The Oldest collegiate rowing championship in the country”

1898 Penn1899 Penn1900 Penn1901 Cornell1902 Cornell1903 Cornell1904 Syracuse1905 Cornell1906 Cornell1907 Cornell1908 Syracuse1909 Cornell1910 Cornell1911 Cornell1912 Cornell1913 Syracuse1914 Columbia1915 Cornell1916 Syracuse1917-19 No regattas1920 Syracuse1921 Navy1922 Navy1923 Washington1924 Washington

1925 Navy1926 Washington1927 Columbia1928 California1929 Columbia1930 Cornell1931 Navy1932 California1933 No regatta1934 California1935 California1936 Washington1937 Washington1938 Navy1939 California1940 Washington1941 Washington1942-46 No regattas1947 Navy1948 Washington1949 California1950 Washington1951 Wisconsin1952 Navy

1953 Navy1954 No Winner1955 Cornell1956 Cornell1957 Cornell1958 Cornell1959 Wisconsin1960 California1961 California1962 Cornell1963 Cornell1964 California1965 Navy1966 Wisconsin1967 Penn1968 Penn1969 Penn1970 Washington1971 Cornell1972 Penn1973 Wisconsin1974 Wisconsin1975 Wisconsin1976 California1977 Cornell

1978 Syracuse1979 Brown1980 Navy1981 Cornell1982 Cornell1983 Brown1984 Navy1985 Princeton1986 Brown1987 Brown1988 Northeastern1989 Penn1990 Wisconsin1991 Northeastern1992 Dartmouth/Navy/Penn1993 Brown1994 Brown1995 Brown1996 Princeton1997 Washington1998 Princeton1999 California2000 California

IRA VARSITY CHALLENGE CUP


KENNEDY CHALLENGE TROPHY

I.R.A.THE KENNEDY CHALLENGE TROPHY

This trophy for Men’s Second Varsity race contenders was presented to the I.R.A. in 1898 by Davidson Kennedy, Pennsylvania, originally as a trophy

for four-oared races. This trophy is now annually awarded to the winner of the Men’s Heavyweight Second Varsity eight-oared race.

1914 Cornell 1915 1916 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 Washington 19261927 1928 1929 19301931 19321933 1934 19351936 1937 1938 1939 1939 1940 1941 1942 1947 1948 19491950 19511952 Navy1953 Washington1954 Cornell 1955 Cornell 1956 Washington1957 Cornell 1958 Cornell 1959 California

1960 Cornell 1961 Cornell 1962 Navy1963 Navy1964 Washington1965 Navy1966 Dartmouth1967 Navy1968 Penn1969 Cornell 1970 Penn1971 Navy1972 Washington1973 Wisconsin1974 Wisconsin1975 MIT1976 Penn1977 Penn1978 Penn1979 Northeaastern1980 Cornell1981 Navy1982 Navy1983 Navy1984 Brown1985 Princeton “B”1986 Wisconsin1987 Brown1988 Brown1989 Penn1990 Navy1991 Penn1992 Navy1993 Washington1994 Brown1995 Washington1996 Princeton1997 Washington1998 Princeton 1999 Princeton 2000 Princeton


NORSTAR CUPEmpire State

Regatta1986 Princeton1987 Yale1988 Princeton1989 Princeton(Norstar discontinued)

There is now a “1920” award at IRA’s which includes previous

“Norstar” winners +

Lightweight National Champion Varsity Eight Plaque1990 Yale1991 Harvard1992 Cornell1993 Harvard1994 Princeton1995 Harvard1996 Princeton

IRA TROPHIES

1997 Harvard1998 Princeton1999 Harvard2000 Yale

I.R.A.STEWARDS CUP

The Stewards Cup, presented in 1900 to the IRA by Francis S. Banks, Columbia. This trophy goes to the Men’s Freshman Eight Champion.

1952 Navy1953 Washington1954 Cornell 1955 Cornell 1956 Syracuse1957 Navy 1958 Cornell 1959 Cornell1960 Navy 1961 Washington 1962 Cornell1963 Navy1964 Washington1965 Navy1966 Penn1967 Penn1968 Penn

1969 Penn-Wash. (dead-heat) 1970 Brown1971 Penn1972 Wisconsin1973 Wisconsin1974 Cornell1975 Penn1976 Syracuse1977 Syracuse1978 Syracuse1979 Wisconsin1980 Orange Coast1981 Brown1982 California1983 Wisconsin1984 Princeton

1985 Wisconsin1986 Penn1987 Penn1988 Brown1989 Princeton1990 Princeton1991 Princeton1992 Brown1993 Brown1994 Brown1995 Princeton1996 Princeton 1997 Washington1998 California 1999 Brown 2000 California


OPEN FOURS TROPHY

I.R.A.OPEN FOURS TROPHY

Open to Varsity and Freshman Rowers in any mix

Thisracewasfirststagedin1983.Thetrophyisgivenbythe Intercollegiate Rowing Association

1983 no race1984 MIT A1985 Temple1986 Wisconsin1987 Harvard1988 Miami (FLA)1989 Navy1990 Santa Barbara1991 Navy

1992 Brown

1993 Brown1994 Navy1995 Fordham1996 Princeton1997 Princeton1998 California1999 Wisconsin2000 Wisconsin

I.R.A.GORDON HOOPLE

TROPHYAwarded since 1974 to the winner of the Varsity Fours without Coxswain. Dr. Hoople was long active in Syracuse University crew and was a member of the Syracuse Regatta Association

1974 Coast Guard1988 Navy1989 Penn”A”1990 Pennsylvania1991 Navy1992 Georgetown1993 Navy1994 Brown1995 Brown1996 Navy1997 Brown1998 Wisconsin1999 Wisconsin2000 Wisconsin

1975 Wisconsin1976 Wisconsin1977 Penn”A”1978 Oregon St.1979 Penn1980 Dartmouth1981 Cornell1982 Penn1983 Wisconsin1984 Princeton1985 Navy1986 Princeton1987 Navy


1968 Cornell 1969 Rutgers “A” 1970 Rutgers1971 Navy1972 UCLA1973 UCLA1974 Coast Guard1975 Oregon St.1976 Navy1977 Princeton1978 Coast Guard1979 Washington St.

IRATHE ERIC W. WILL

TROPHYAwarded to the winner of the Men’s Varsity Fours

With Coxswain Competition. The hand-carved plaque honors the memory of Eric W. Will, a prime mover in bringing the IRA Regatta to Syracuse in

1952.1980 Wisconsin “A”1981 Syracuse1982 Wisconsin1983 Wisconsin 1984 Temple1985 Princeton1986 Wisconsin1987 Wisconsin1988 Brown1989 Navy1990 Wisconsin1991 Georgetown

IRA TROPHIES

Varsity Pairwith Coxswain

1974 Penn1975 USC1976 Navy1977 Yale1978 Rutgers1979 Princeton1980 Washington St.1981 Penn 1982 Northeastern1983 Navy1984 Discontinued

IRAVARSITY PAIRS TROPHY

Formerly the Crandell Melvin Sr. Trophy, it was awarded to the winning Varsity Pairs with

Coxswain from 1974 through 1983 when the event was discontinued. The trophy now goes to

the Varsity Pair without Coxswain.

Varsity Pair without Coxswain

1971 California1972 Trinity1973 Trinity1974 Santa Clara1975 Penn “A”1976 Rutgers1977 Wayne St.1978 Rutgers1979 Conn.College1980 Wisconsin1981 Wisconsin1982 Wisconsin1983 MIT1984 Wisconsin “A”1985 Brown

1986 Tulane1987 Tulane1988 Wisconsin1989 Princeton1990 Penn1991 Rutgers1992 Georgetown1993 Hobart1994 Hobart1995 Dartmouth1996 Navy1997 Northeastern1998 Wisconsin 1999 Navy 2000 Cornell A

IRASTORK SANFORD

TROPHYIn 1970, the IRA Stewards established this trophy

for the winner of the Freshman Fours with Coxswain and named the award in honor of the Cornell great who coached the Big Red for 34

years until his retirement after the 1970 season.

1970 Cornell1971 Penn1972 Princeton1973 Brown1974 Princeton1975 Penn “B”1976 Boston U.1977 Princeton1978 Princeton1979 Rutgers1980 Brown “A”1981 Penn “A”1982 Navy1983 Oregon St.1984 Navy1985 Princeton “B”

1986 Brown1987 Brown1988 Princeton “B”1989 Wisconsin1990 Northeastern1991 Dartmouth1992 Navy1993 Navy1994 Brown1995 Brown1996 Wisconsin1997 Princeton1998 Wisconsin 1999 Wisconsin 2000 Princeton

1992 Navy1993 Georgetown1994 Georgetown1995 Temple1996 Minnesota1997 Minnesota1998 Minnesota 1999 Wisconsin 2000 Wisconsin


The Jim Ten Eyck Memorial Trophy, presented to the Intercollegiate Rowing Association by the Syracuse Regatta Association, will be awarded to the college scoring the largest number of points in the varsity,

junior varsity, and fresh man races.

The trophy honoring Syracuse’s famed crew coach from 1903 to 1938 is a handcarved mahogany plaque.

It was carved by Otto G. Hitzberger, decorative sculptor.

The following point system will gov ern the award.

Varsity race 1st Place -8 Points 2nd Place -7 Points 3rd Place -6 Points 4th Place -5 Points 5th Place -4 Points 6th Place -3 Points 7th Place -2 Points 8th Place -1 Point

Junior Varsity race1st Place -6 Points2nd Ploce -5 Points3rd Place -4 Points4th Place -3 Points5th Place - 2 Paints6th Place- 1 Point

Freshman race1st Place -6 Points2nd Place -5 Points3rd Ploce -4 Points4th Place -3 Points5th Place -2 Points6th Place -1 Point

Thistrpohywasfirstawardedatthe50thIRARegattawhichwasheldonLake Onondaga (Syracuse, NY) in 1952. This replaced similar overall trophies given at Poughkeepsie (known as the Poughkeepsie Trophy) and Marietta, OH (known as the Marietta Trophy).

The trophy recognizes the over-all regatta performances of the competing crews. Other I. R. A. trophies are won and held for one year in the three championship races. Individual medals for the oarsmen of the three winning crews are presented by John L. CoIlyer, former Cornell oarsman and hon-orary referee of the I. R. A. regatta.

THE JIM TEN EYCK MEMORIAL TROPHY

1947 Navy1948 Washington1949 Washington1950 1951 Wisconsin1952 Navy1953 Washington1954 Cornell1055 Cornell1956 Cornell1957 Cornell1958 Cornell1959 Washington1960 Navy1961 Cornell1962 Cornell1963 Navy1964 Washington1965 Navy1966 Penn1967 Penn1968 Penn1969 Penn1970 Washington1971 Cornell1972 Wisconsin1973 Wisconsin

1974 Wisconsin1975 Wisconsin1976 Penn1977 Penn1978 Penn1979 Wisconsin1980 Wisconsin1981 Cornell1982 Navy1983 Navy1984 Navy1985 Princeton1986 Wisconsin1987 Wisconsin1988 Wisconsin1989 Penn1990 Navy1991 Penn1992 Wisconsin1993 Navy1994 Brown1995 Brown1996 Navy1997 Wisconsin1998 Princeton1999 Wisconsin2000 Wisconsin

TEN EYCK TROPHY


IRANJSEA

ROBERT E. MULCAHY III TROPHY

Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championship Regatta

Overall Men and Women’s Point Trophy

Introduced in 1998 in tribute to Robert E. Mulcahy III, former President and CEO of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, for his support and encour-agement in hosting the IRA National Rowing Champi-onships. This trophy is emblematic of overall rowing supremacy at the IRA Regatta and is awarded to the school amassing the highest total points in both men‘s and women’s races under the E.A.R.C. scoring system.

1998 Wisconsin1999 Princeton2000 Wisconsin

ROBERT MULCAHY TROPHY


EARC (Eastern Sprints) RegattaWorcester BowlWinner men’s heavyweight 8-oared varsity race

EARC Trophy (formerly Richard A. Glendon Trophy)Winner men’s heavyweight 8-oared junior varsity race

Kenneth F. Burns Trophy (formerly Charles E. Courtney trophy)Winner men’s heavyweight 8-oared freshman race

Joseph Wright TrophyWinner men’s lightweight 8-oared varsity race

EARC TrophyWinner men’s lightweight 8-oared junior varsity race

Cornell TrophyWinner men’s lightweight 8-oared freshman race

Overall Point TrophiesRowe CupAwarded to the college scoring the highest combined total of points in the varsity, junior varsity and freshman heavyweight races.

Jope CupAwarded to the college scoring the highest combined total of points in the varsity, junior varsity and freshman lightweight races.

EARC TROPHIES

The following table has been compiled for the benefitofthosewhowishtodeterminequicklytheexact number of strokes per minute the crews are rowing.

If eight strokes take 20 seconds, the crew is rowing 24If eight strokes take 17 seconds, the crew is rowing 28If eight strokes take 16 seconds, the crew is rowing 30If eight strokes take 15 seconds, the crew is rowing 32If eight strokes take 14 seconds, the crew is rowing 34If eight strokes take 13 seconds, the crew is rowing 37If eight strokes take 12 seconds, the crew is rowing 40If eight strokes take 11 seconds, the crew is rowing 44If eight strokes take 10 seconds, the crew is rowing 48


E.A.R.C.MENS HEAVYWEIGHT

VARSITY EIGHT WORCESTER BOWL

Presented in 1961 by the Worcester Area Chamber of Commerce

1961 Navy1962 Penn/Yale1963 Cornell1964 Harvard1965 Harvard1966 Harvard1967 Harvard1968 Harvard1969 Harvard1970 Harvard1971 Navy1972 Northeastern1973 Northeastern1974 Harvard1975 Harvard1976 Harvard1977 Harvard1978 Yale1979 Yale1980 Harvard

1981 Yale1982 Yale1983 Harvard1984 Brown1985 Harvard1986 Penn1987 Brown1988 Harvard1989 Harvard1990 Harvard1991 Penn1992 Dartmouth1993 Brown1994 Brown1995 Princeton1996 Penn1997 Princeton1998 Penn1999 Princeton2000 Brown

WORCESTER BOWL


E.C.A.C.MEN’S HEAVYWEIGHT

JUNIOR VARSITY EIGHTRICHARD A. GLENDON TROPHY

Presented in 1956 by the Naval Academy Alumni Association

When old oarsmen get together, one of the names of rowing leaders from the past that is bound to arise is “Old Dick” Glendon, crew coach at the Naval Academy for many years until 1932. “Old Dick” coached three winning Varsity eights at Poughkeepsie. His son, “Young Dick,” carried on the winning tradition at Columbia. The Navy Alumni Association, through Comdr. Arthur E. Tarantino, honors “Old Dick” Glendon’s memory by awarding a trophy to the winning crew in the Junior Varsity event at Eastern Sprints.1956 Cornell1957 Cornell1958 Penn1959 Penn1960 Cornell1961 Navy1962 Cornell1963 Cornell1964 Harvard1965 Harvard1966 Harvard1967 Penn1968 Penn1969 Harvard1970 Penn1971 Brown1972 Harvard1973 Harvard1974 Harvard1975 Harvard1976 Penn1977 Penn1978 Harvard

E.C.A.C. TROPHY

1979 Yale1980 Yale1981 Cornell1982 Navy1983 Yale1984 Brown1985 Harvard1986 Harvard1987 Wisconsin1988 Brown1989 Penn1990 Harvard1991 Penn1992 Brown1993 Harvard1994 Brown1995 Brown1996 Princeton1997 Princeton1998 Princeton1999 Princeton2000 Brown


KENNETH F. BURNS TROPHY

The Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges established in 1983 the Kenneth F. Burns Memorial Trophy, to be presented annually to that crew which wins the Freshman Heavyweight race at the E.A.R.C. Spring Regatta.The Burns Trophy is dedicated to the memory of KennethF.Burns, a familiarfigure affectionatelyknown as “Mr. Sprints” along the shore of Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester. Well-known and fervently-loved by those who had the pleasure of knowing him, Mr. Burns served the E.A.R.C. in every capacity including as Regatta Co-Ordinator until his death in 1982.1983 Harvard1984 Harvard1985 Harvard1986 Harvard1987 Penn1988 Princeton1989 Penn1990 Harvard1991 Yale1992 Brown1993 Brown1994 Brown

Lake QuinsigamondCollege Regatta, July 24, 1861

KENNETH F. BURNS MEDALS

In addition to the eight team awards given annually to the winners of each event at this regatta, all members of thefirst, second and third place crews receiveindividual medals at Sprints.

Ken Burns was instrumental in bringing this regatta to Worcester in 1960 where it has enjoyed unparalleled success. At the 1984 regatta, the Kenneth F. Burns Memorial Bridge, which spans Lake Quinsigamond just beyond the finish line,was dedicated to theformer Shrewsbury police chief. With individual awards made possible by the Nissen Company, the memory of Kenneth Burns will now touch the hearts of those for whom he devoted a lifetime of love and service.

KENNETH F. BURNS TROPHY

1995 Brown1996 Yale1997 Penn1998 Princeton1999 Harvard2000 Wisconsin

E.A.R.C. CHARLES E. COURTNEY

TROPHYThe Cornell Club of Washington D.C. established the Courtney Trophy in 1956 for the Freshman Heavyweight race. The award paid tribute to the memory of Charles E. Courtney, Cornell’s crew coach for 33 years until his death in 1920.

1956 Navy1957 Yale1958 Harvard1959 Cornell1960 Navy1961 Syracuse1962 Cornell1963 Harvard1964 Cornell1965 Penn1966196719681969

19701971197219731974197519761977197819791980198119821983 Discontinued


JOSEPH WRIGHT TROPHY

Awarded Each Yearto the EARC Member College

winning the Varsity Lightweight Championship

forEight-Oared Crews

The Joseph Wright Trophy has been in competition among EARC varsity lightweight crews starting with 1938 when the trophy was made available to the collegiate oarsmen through the cooperation of the American Rowing Association. Yale wonitthefirstyear.

This highly-revered original trophy honoring the memory of “the Dean of Canadian Rowing” and former coach at the University of Pennsylvania was retired by Cornell in 1965 and the EARC member colleges replaced the exteemed award with a silver cup bearing the same name and which

1938 Yale1939 Harvard1940 Harvard1941 Harvard1942 Princeton1943-5 (No Race)1946 Harvard1947 Harvard1948 Princeton1949 Cornell1950 Yale1951 Penn1952 Penn1953 Princeton1954 MIT1955 Penn1956 Princeton1957 Princeton1958 Harvard1959 Harvard1960 1961 Harvard1962 Cornell/MIT/Navy1963 Cornell1964 Cornell1965 Cornell1966 Harvard1967 Cornell1968 Harvard1969 Harvard1970 Harvard1971 Harvard

1972 Harvard1973 Princeton1974 Harvard1975 Harvard1976 Penn1977 Harvard1978 Harvard1979 Yale1980 Harvard1981 Princeton1982 Harvard1983 Princeton1984 Yale1985 Princeton1986 Princeton1987 Yale1988 Harvard1989 Harvard1990 Yale1991 Harvard1992 Cornell1993 Dartmouth1994 Dartmouth1995 Harvard1996 Princeton1997 Harvard1998 Princeton1999 Princeton2000 Columbia

JOSEPH WRIGHT TROPHY


E.A.R.C.CORNELL TROPHY

The Cornell Trophy goes to the winning crew in the Lightweight Second Varsity race at Eastern Sprints. This plaque-type award, presented in 1959 is the gift of the Cornell University 1949

150-lb. American Henley Championship Crew.

CORNELL AND WILLING TROPHIES

1959 Princeton1960 Harvard1961 Navy1962 Harvard1963 Cornell1964 Cornell1965 Harvard1966 Cornell1967 Harvard1968 Harvard1969 Harvard1970 Harvard1971 Harvard1972 Harvard

1973 Harvard1974 Harvard1975 Harvard1976 Harvard1977 Harvard1978 Harvard1979 Harvard1980 Harvard1981 Yale1982 Yale1983 Princeton1984 Princeton1985 Harvard1986 Princeton1987 Harvard

1988 Princeton1989 Yale1990 Harvard1991 Harvard1992 Yale1993 Cornell 1994 Yale1995 Princeton1996 Princeton1997 Yale1998 Princeton1999 Princeton2000 Princeton

CHARLES WILLING, JR. TEAM TROPHY

FORWOMEN’S CREW

Best Overall Point Score at Eastern Sprints

1984 Dartmouth1985 Princeton1986 Yale-Princeton tie1987 Yale1988 Yale1989 Cornell1990 Brown1991 Princeton1992 Princeton1993 Princeton1994 Princeton1995 Princeton1996 Princeton1997 Princeton1998 Brown 1999 Brown 2000 Brown


THE ROWE CUP The Rowe Cup, donated by Massachusetts

Institute of Technology, was the gift of Charles Hayden, M.I.T., Class of 1890.

It honors the memory of Dr. Allen Winter Rowe, a former M.I.T. faculty member. Dr. Rowe served for 16 years as Chairman of M.I.T.’s Athletic Board. It

was under his leadership that crew became a Varsity sport at M.I.T.

The Rowe Cup is won annually by the college scoring the highest combined total of points in the varsity, junior varsity, and freshman races in the EARC Heavyweight Sprint Championships under the following scoring formula:

Varsity Second Varsity Freshman

1st 16 13 122nd 14 11 113rd 12 10 104th 11 9 95th 10 8 86th 9 7 77th 7 6 68th 6 5 59th 5 4 410th 4 3 311th 3 3 212th 2 1 1TOTAL 99 79 78

In the event of a tie, the Cup would go to the college ranking highest in the varsity race from among those tied. The Cup remains in the custody of the higheset scoring college for one year.

1946 Wisconsin

1947 Harvard 1948 Yale 1949 Harvard 1950 Harvard 1951 Harvard 1952 Navy 1953 Navy 1954 Navy 1955 Cornell 1956 Cornell 1957 Cornell 1958 Penn 1959 Harvard 1960 Cornell1961 Navy1962 Cornell1963 Cornell1964 Harvard1965 Harvard1966 Harvard1967 Harvard1968 Penn1969 Harvard1970 Harvard1971 Navy1972 Harvard1973 Harvard1974 Harvard1975 Harvard

1976 Harvard1977 Penn1978 Harvard1979 Yale1980 Harvard1981 Northeastern1982 Navy1983 Harvard1984 Brown1985 Harvard1986 Harvard1987 Brown1988 Harvard1989 Pennsylvania1990 Harvard1991 Penn1992 Harvard1993 Brown1994 Brown1995 Princeton1996 Princeton1997 Princeton1998 Princeton1999 Princeton2000 Brown

ROWE CUP


JOPE CUPA graduate or M.I.T. in the class of 1928, Ralph T. Jope

served as Secretary to the Institute’s Advi-sory Council on Athletics for many years. A long time friend of rowing, Mr. Jope died in 1965.

The Ralph T. Jope Cup was presented in 1963 to the EARC by Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is awarded annually at the Sprint Championships to the member college whose lightweight crews score the highest total points on the freshman, junior varsity and varsity races under the following scoring formula:

Varsity Second Varsity Freshman1st 15 12 112nd 13 10 103rd 11 9 94th 10 8 85th 9 7 76th 8 6 67th 6 5 58th 5 4 49th 4 3 3l0th 3 2 211th 2 1 1TOTAL 86 67 66

JOPE CUP WINNERS

1963 Cornell 1964 Cornell 1965 Harvard 1966 Harvard 1967 Penn 1968 Harvard 1969 Harvard 1970 Harvard 1971 Harvard 1972 Harvard1973 Harvard1974 Harvard1975 Harvard1976 Harvard

1977 Harvard1978 Harvard1979 Harvard1980 Harvard1981 Princeton1982 Harvard1983 Princeton1984 Princeton1985 Princeton1986 Princeton1987 Princeton1988 Princeton1989 Yale

JOPE CUP

1990 Princeton1991 Harvard1992 Cornell1993 Dartmouth1994 Yale1995 Princeton1996 Princeton1997 Yale1998 Princeton1999 Princeton2000 Princeton


EAWRC TROPHIES

1982 E.A.W.R.C. CHAMPIONSHIPSLake Waramaug, Conn.

GOVERNORS CUPVarsity VIII

E.A.W.R.C. CHAMPIONSHIP REGATTAGOVERNORS CUP

1st Place Varsity 8 Grand FinalLake Waramaug, Conn.

May 19, 1985

U.S. ROWING – 1990 MID-ATLANTICCREW OF THE YEAR

Princeton UniversityWomen’s Varsity Eight

GOVERNOR’S CUPVarsity Eight Champion

E.A.W.R.C.May 13, 1990


PRINCETON’S HIGHEST ATHLETIC AWARDS

WILLIAM ROPER TROPHYAwarded annually to a Princeton senior man of high scholastic rank

and outstanding qualities of sportsmanship and general proficiency in athletics. Presented by Mrs. William W. Roper and the Class of 1902.

1957 C. David Robinson ’57 1988 W. Douglas Burden ’88 1998 Christian P. Ahrens ’98

C. OTTO VON KIENBUSCH AWARDAwarded annually to a Princeton senior woman of high scholastic rank who has demonstrated general proficiency in athletics and the qualities

of a true sportswoman. Presented in memory of C. Otto V. Kienbusch ’06, friend and benefactor of women’s athletics at Princeton.

1993 Aubrey Borland ’93

CLASS OF 1916 CUPAwarded each year to the Princeton varsity letterwinner who continuing

in competition in his or her senior year achieved at graduation the highest academic standing. Given by the Class of 1916 on the occasion

of its 15th reunion. 1971 Ronald J. Brachman ’71 1972 James R. Paulson ’72 1973 Amy E. Richlin ’73 1974 Richard R. Ressler ’74 1979 Suzanne M. Desan ’79 1986 Martin H. Muendel ’86 1994 Graham C. Weaver ’94 1998 Kemal Askar ’98

The kids are fantastic. They’re the best of the best. The level of commitment that is required at Princeton academically everyone knows about. Somehow these kids find a way, the time, the energy to come down here to Lake Carnegie each day. I guess one would call it a labor of love. I’m amazed knowing just how tough it is to get in that boat and row every day, and the kind of training that is required, the kind of commitment. I think crew serves as an example for all of the students on campus; it certainly sets a high standard for other teams in the athletic department. And frankly, I think that the boathouse here serves as a citadel for gender equity on this campus. It’s one that I hold up for all sports teams to emulate.

Gary Walters ’67 — Director of Athletics


1872 Captain: H.B. BurtOverall: 0-0

June 13 at Philadelphia (National Amateur Regatta)(Final)1. Couper of Savannah 9:05.02. Quaker City 9:08.03. Nassau of New York 9:11.04. Princeton 9:16.0

1873Varsity crew competition suspended

1874 Captain: W.M. SmithOverall: 0-0

July 18 at Saratoga, N.Y. (14th Intercol-legiate Regatta)1. Columbia 16:42.502. Wesleyan 16:50.003. Harvard 16:54.004. Williams 17:08.255. Cornell 17:31.006. Dartmouth 18:00.007. Trinity 18:23.008. Princeton 18:38.009.Yale didnotfinish

1875 Captain: B. NicollOverall: 0-0

July 14 at Saratoga, N.Y. (15th Intercol-legiate Regatta)1. Cornell 16:53.252. Columbia 17:04.253. Harvard 17:05.754. Dartmouth 17:08.255. Wesleyan 17:13.756. Yale 17:14.757. Amherst 17:29.758. Brown 17:33.759. Williams 17:43.7510. Bowdoin 17:50.7511. Hamilton12. Union13. Princeton didnotfinishduetofaintingofG.D. Parmly in No. 4 seat.

1876Captain: B. NicollOverall: 0-0

July 19 at Saratoga, N.Y. (16th Intercol-legiate Regatta)1. Cornell 17:01.502. Harvard 17:05.753. Columbia 17:18.254. Union 17:27.505. Wesleyan 17:58.506. Princeton 18:10.50

1877 Captain: B. NicollOverall: 0-0

Sept. 30, 1876 at Burlington, N.J. (Burling-ton Regatta)1. Falcons 7:25.02. Oneidas 7:35.03. Princeton fouled by spectator (declared “no race”)1878 Varsity crew competition suspended

Princeton Men’s Heavyweight Crew1879 Coach: G.D. ParmlyCaptain: A. McLarenOverall: 0-2

June 24 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 9:23.02. Columbia 9:24.53. Princeton 9:35.0

1880 Coach: KennedyCaptain: A. McLarenOverall: 0-2

June 28 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 9:04.752. Pennsylvania 9:05.503. Princeton 9:17.75

1881 Captain: J.T. CowanOverall: 2-0

May 30 at Newark N.J. (Passaic Regatta)1. Albany City 9:20.752. New York Athletic Club3.Princeton didnotfinishMonocknock didnotfinish

June 18 at New Brunswick, N.J.1. Princeton 8:04.02. Rutgers 10:08.0

July 5 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Princeton by default2.Pennsylvania disqualified

1882 Captain: G.B. JennisonOverall: 2-4

May 30 at Newark, N.J. (Newark Regatta)1. Albany City 9:16.32. Princeton 9:32.03. Mystic

June 9 at New York (Harlem Regatta)1. Wesleyan 5:51.52. Princeton Atlanta

June 23 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 9:32.02. Princeton 9:36.0

July 4 at Lake George, N.Y.1. Pennsylvania 9:35.02. Wesleyan 9:40.03. Princeton 9:53.04. Cornell 9:55.05. Bowdoin 9:57.0

1883Captain: G.B. JennisonOverall: 3-3

May 30 at Newark, N.J. (Newark Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 7:55.02. Mutual of Albany(Final)3. Princeton June 1 at New York (Harlem Regatta)1. Princeton 5:41.752. Albany City 5:47.753. Columbia

June 15 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)

1. Pennsylvania 9:31.22. Princeton 9:36.0

July 4 at Lake George, N.Y. (Lake George Regatta)1. Cornell 11:57.02. Pennsylvania 12:29.03. Princeton 12:40.04. Wesleyan 12:43.0

1884 Coach: George OsmerCaptain: C.W. BirdOverall: 2-4

May 30 at Newark, N.J. (Passaic Regatta)1. Crescent2. Alcyone3. Eureka4. Fairmount5. Princeton quit in protest

June 4 at New York (Harlem Regatta)1. Princeton 6:14.02. Atalanta one minute behind (PrincetondisqualifiedonprotestbyAta-

lanta that Princeton had entered Regatta dayafterentriesofficiallyclosed)

June 10 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 9:06.252. Cornell 9:06.753. Princeton 9:15.00

July 7 at Saratoga, N.Y. (Intercollegiate Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 8:39.252. Cornell 8:41.003. Princeton 8:49.004. Columbia 9:25.005. Bowdoin

1885-1910 Varsity crew competition suspended

1911 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: R.T. RocheOverall: 1-1

May 20 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 9:01.02. Princeton 9:10.03. Yale 9:45.0

1912Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: Rudolph S. RauchOverall: 1-3

May 18 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 9:53.0 2. Princeton 9:58.63. Pennsylvania 10:03.0

May 23 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Cornell time unavailable 2. Harvard 2 lengths3. Princeton 2 lengths and 10 feetJune 5 at Princeton, N.J. (Annual Com-mencement Regatta)1. Princeton time unavailable2. University Barge Club (Philadelphia)

1913Coach: J. Duncan Spaeth

Captain: Rudolph S. RauchOverall: 2-2

May 12 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 10:18.02. Harvard 10:22.03. Pennsylvania 10:34.0

May 17 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Columbia 6:45.82. Navy (wins N-P Cup) 6:48.83. Princeton (2nd in N-P Cup) 6:49.8

1914 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: Theodore C. BriggsOverall: 3-2

October 25, 1913 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 9:39.22. Yale 9:46.4

May 9 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 9:16.02. Princeton 9:20.83. Pennsylvania 9:32.8

May 24 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 10:38.42. Princeton 10:41.63. Yale 10:58.6

1915 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: Olin S. PutnamOverall: 3-2

April 17 at Annapolis, Md. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Princeton 7:02.62. Navy 7:13.6

May 8 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 9:47.02. Columbia 9:48.83. Pennsylvania 9:49.2

May 15 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Yale 9:09.62. Cornell 9:10.63. Princeton 9:21.6

1916 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: Robert A. Cochran IIIOverall: 5-1

April 20 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 9:12.5 by 2 feet2. Harvard 9:12.5

May 13 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Princeton (wins N-P Cup) 7:00.02. Navy (2nd in N-P Cup) 7:04.03. Columbia 7:08.04. Pennsylvania


1917 Captain: Robert A. Cochran IIIVarsity crew competition suspended

1918 Coach: J. Duncan Spaeth

RESULTS


Acting Coach: John FitzpatrickCaptain: Harding S. RocheOverall: 1-3

April 27 at Princeton, N.J.1. Harvard 9:57.0 by 1 length2. Princeton 10:00.0

May 4 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania by 5 lengths2. Columbia3. Princeton

May 25 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 9:51.02. Cornell 9:52.0

1919 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: William M. Paxton IIIOverall: 1-5

April 19 at Annapolis, Md. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 10:51.82. Harvard 11:31.03. Princeton 11:41.0

May 3 at Derby, Conn.1. Yale 10:16.42. Princeton 10:29.6

May 17 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 9:28.02. Princeton 9:39.03. Columbia 10:04.0

May 24 at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Cornell 10:37.02. Princeton 10:45.0 1920 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: R.S. LamontOverall: 3-1

May 1 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 9:47.02. Harvard 1/3 length3. Pennsylvania 1-1/3 lengths


May 28-29 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)(Heat, Childs Cup)1. Navy 7:03.4 by 1-1/4 lengths2. Princeton 7:09.83. Pennsylvania4. Columbia(Final)1. Navy 6:30.2 by 2 lengths2. Syracuse 6:34.03. Princeton 6:40.04. Union Boat Club 1 length

1921 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: Hugh C. CresswellOverall: 6-1

May 7 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Princeton 9:48.52. Navy 9:50.63. Harvard

May 14 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 7:58.42. Princeton 8:02.03. Pennsylvania 8:09.0

May 21 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 10:33.02. Cornell 10:47.03. Yale 11:03.0

June 4 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 8:53.8 2. California 8:59.8

1922 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: Sidney W. MilneOverall: 4-2

May 6 at Cambridge, Mass. (Navy-Princ-eton Cup)1. Navy 10:28.02. Princeton 10:42.03. Harvard 10:50.0

May 13 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 9:20.02. Columbia 9:21.03. Pennsylvania 9:30.0

May 20 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 10:11.02. Princeton 10:25.03. Yale 10:42.0

1923 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: John T. Pirie IIOverall: 1-5

April 28 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 7:44.02. Pennsylvania 7:56.03. Princeton 8:08.0

May 5 at Princeton, N.J.1. Navy 10:13.02. Princeton 10:36.03. Harvard 10:42.0

May 19 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Yale 10:48.02. Cornell 10:55.03. Princeton 11:21.0

1924 Coach: J. Duncan SpaethCaptain: John T. Pirie IIOverall: 0-2

May 3 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)Cancelled because of rough waters


May 31 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Pennsylvania (wins Childs) 7:04.22. Navy 3 lengths3. Columbia (2nd in Childs Cup) 7:13.04. Syracuse5. Princeton (3rd in Childs Cup)

1925Coach: J. Duncan Spaeth

Captain: Walter G. DyerOverall: 1-4

May 2 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 9:19.02. Princeton 4 lengths

May 16 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Yale 11:06.02. Cornell 11:21.03. Princeton 11:25.8

May 23 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 8:23.02. Princeton 8:29.03. Columbia 8:55.0

1926 Coach: Charles P. LoggCaptain: Arthur Kennedy, Jr.Overall: 1-3

May 8 at Princeton, N.J.1. Harvard 9:19.02. Princeton 9:20.4

May 22 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)Cancelled because of rough water

May 29 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 9:45.02. Princeton 3 lengths3. Columbia

June 18 at Princeton, N.J.1. Washington by 6 lengths2. Princeton

1927 Coach: Charles P. LoggCaptain: H. ClarkOverall: 2-1

May 7 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 10:01.62. Princeton 2 lengths

May 21 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 9:47.62. Yale 9:48.63. Cornell

May 28 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Navy (wins N-P Cup) 6:30.82. Penn A.C. 1-1/2 lengths3. Princeton (1st Childs, 2nd N-P) 6:36.64. Columbia (2nd in Childs Cup) 6:36.85. Pennsylvania (3rd in Childs Cup)6. Syracuse

1928Coach: Charles P. LoggCaptain: Herbert R. StratfordOverall: 1-4

April 28 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 10:43.62. Mass. Inst. of Technology 10:45.2

May 12 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 9:08.02. Pennsylvania 9:16.03. Princeton 9:23.0

May 19 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Yale 10:21.02. Cornell 10:38.0

3. Princeton

July 5-6 at Philadelphia (Olympic Trials)(First Heat)1. Yale2. Princeton(Second Heat)1. California2. Princeton

1929Coach: Charles P. LoggCaptain: James MacN. ThompsonOverall: 2-3

April 27 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 9:24.02. Mass. Inst. of Technology 1 length

May 11 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 10:46.02. Princeton 11:04.43. Pennsylvania


1930 Coach: Charles P. LoggCaptain: James O. PeaseOverall: 1-7

May 3 at Princeton, N.J.1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:14.12. Princeton “easily”


May 31 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 6:42.02. Pennsylvania3. Princeton4. Yale

June 14 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 9:23.82. California 9:25.43. Princeton (2nd in N-P Cup) 9:39.0

1931Coach: Charles P. LoggCaptain: Robert L. ColmoreOverall: 1-5

May 2 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:44.62. Princeton 10:00.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 10:01.0

May 16 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 10:14.02. Yale 10:20.83. Princeton 10:32.0

May 30 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 9:43.02. Pennsylvania 9:58.03. Princeton 10:01.0

1932 Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: J.G. ShennanOverall: 1-5

April 16 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton

Princeton Men’s Heavyweight Crew

RESULTS


Cup)1. Navy 9:15.02. Princeton 9:19.0

May 7 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 9:26.82. Mass. Inst. of Technology


May 28 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 8:23.22. Columbia 8:27.03. Princeton 8:29.0

1933 Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: B.W. SmithOverall: 6-1


April 29 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Princeton 9:18.42. Harvard 9:27.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:49.4

May 13 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Yale 9:45.02. Princeton 9:51.03. Cornell 9:59.2

May 20 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 7:17.22. Pennsylvania 7:22.03. Columbia 7:23.0

1934 Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: Aikman ArmstrongOverall: 6-1


May 5 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Princeton 9:59.02. Harvard 9:59.43. Mass. Inst. of Technology 10:10.0

May 12 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 9:09.82. Pennsylvania 9:12.83. Columbia 9:25.5

May 19 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Yale 10:51.22. Princeton 10:54.43. Cornell 11:05.0

July 6-7 at Henley Royal Regatta(First Heat)1. Princeton2. Pembroke College(Second Heat)1. Leander Rowing Club2. Princeton

1935 Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: Gordon Keppel

Overall: 3-1

April 13 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:04.02. Penn A.C.

April 27 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Princeton 9:22.62. Harvard 9:26.83. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:31.8



1936 Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: Gordon KeppelOverall: 5-3

April 25 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 9:03.02. Princeton 9:09.83. Columbia 9:19.4

May 2 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Princeton 9:08.02. Harvard 9:13.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:30.5

May 9 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 9:12.62. Princeton 9:14.43. Syracuse 9:40.2


1937 Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: Harlan J. SwiftOverall: 5-3

April 24 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:07.02. Princeton 9:09.53. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:25.0

May 1 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 9:24.62. Princeton 9:28.63. Syracuse 9:36.8

May 15 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 6:09.22. Pennsylvania 6:11.83. Columbia

May 22 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Yale 10:13.02. Princeton 10:15.03. Cornell 10:20.0

1938 Coach: Fred SpuhnCaptain: Philip Le Boutillier, Jr.Overall: 3-6

April 16 at Annapolis, Md. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 10:25.5

2. Princeton 10:34.1

April 23 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:11.12. Rutgers 7:16.4

May 7 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:04.22. Syracuse 9:09.43. Princeton 9:18.64. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:37.6



1939Coach: Fred SpuhnCaptain: Jack W. PitneyOverall: 3-5

April 22 at Annapolis, Md. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 9:15.12. Princeton 9:19.0

May 6 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:34.62. Syracuse 9:39.43. Princeton 9:43.84. Mass. Inst. of Technology 10:13.0

May 13 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 8:01.02. Columbia 8:01.83. Pennsylvania 8:02.2


1940Coach: Fred SpuhnCaptain: Alexis I. duP. BayardOverall: 1-6

April 20 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Princeton 10:47.42. Navy 10:54.2

May 4 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:39.62. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:47.03. Princeton 10:00.2

May 11 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Columbia 6:28.42. Pennsylvania 6:31.23. Princeton 6:34.0


June 18 at Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Washington 22:42.02. Cornell3. Syracuse4. Navy5. California6. Columbia7. Wisconsin

8. Princeton

1941Coach: Fred SpuhnCaptain: Evan W. Thomas IIOverall: 6-2

April 12 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 9:05.82. Rutgers



May 10 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 9:35.42. Columbia 9:40.43. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:45.04. Pennsylvania 9:54.0


May 24 at Princeton, N.J.1. Harvard 9:23.02. Princeton 9:31.4

June 25 at Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Washington 18:53.32. California 19:02.33. Cornell 19:14.64. Syracuse 19:18.95. Princeton 19:23.46. Wisconsin 19:29.47. Rutgers 19:29.88. Mass. Inst. of Technology 19:32.89. Columbia 19:35.5

1942 Coach: Fred SpuhnCaptain: Herbert E. Jones, Jr.Overall: 5-4

April 11 at Princeton, N.J.1. Rutgers 9:31.62. Princeton 9:35.6

April 18 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 10:43.62. Princeton 10:47.4

May 2 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:19.22. Princeton 9:24.23. Syracuse 9:34.64. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:46.6

May 9 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 7:55.8 2. Princeton 7:56.23. Columbia 8:05.0

May 16 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 10:46.22. Cornell 10:49.83. Yale 10:52.8

1943Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: Lon F. IsraelOverall: 6-2

April 17 at New Brunswick, N.J.

RESULTSPrinceton Men’s Heavyweight Crew


1. Princeton 7:19.62. Rutgers 7:25.83. Columbia 7:32.0

April 24 at Philadelphia1. Princeton 7:16.02. Pennsylvania 7:16.23. Rutgers 7:21.0

May 8 at Annapolis, Md. (Childs, Navy-Princeton Cups)1. Navy (wins N-P Cup) 9:41.32. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:47.53. Princeton (1st Childs, 2nd N-P) 9:58.34. Pennsylvania (2nd in Childs) 9:58.55. Columbia (3rd in Childs) 10:13.7

1944-45Varsity crew competition suspended

1946 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Rex PetersOverall: 1-8

April 27 at Princeton, N.J.1. Pennsylvania 9:55.12. Rutgers 9:59.03. Princeton 10:19.9

May 4 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Cornell 9:15.02. Harvard 9:22.23. Princeton 9:23.04. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:36.0

May 11 at Annapolis, Md. (EARC Regatta)1. Wisconsin (wins Rowe Cup) 9:12.82. Navy 9:16.83. Columbia 9:18.84. Rutgers 9:20.85. Cornell 9:22.86. Pennsylvania 9:24.87. Princeton 9:25.28. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:26.89. Harvard 9:27.8

May 18 at Philadelphia (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Pennsylvania 5:51.02. Navy (wins N-P Cup) 5:53.53. Princeton (2nd in N-P Cup) 5:54.9

May 25 at New Brunswick, N.J.1. Rutgers 10:17.02. Princeton 10:23.0

June 1 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Ithaca Regatta)(Heat)1. Cornell 5:03.02. Princeton 5:06.5

1947 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Laird U. Park, Jr.Overall: 5-2

April 19 at Philadelphia1. Princeton 6:15.42. Pennsylvania 6:19.6

April 26 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 10:11.62. Princeton 10:14.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 10:16.0

May 3 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)

1. Princeton 10:00.42. Cornell 10:00.63. Yale 10:14.0

May 10 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 9:37.52. Princeton 9:38.23. Rutgers 9:58.2

May 17 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Navy 6:17.22. Princeton 6:17.63. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:30.44. Syracuse 7:02.2(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:05.0

June 21 at Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Navy 13:59.22. Cornell 14:00.43. Washington 14:07.54. California 14:09.65. Princeton 14:15.86. Syracuse 14:18.57. Wisconsin 14:25.48. Mass. Inst. of Technology 14:26.89. Pennsylvania 14:29.010. Rutgers 14:41.511. Columbia 14:44.0

June 28 at Seattle (Lake Washington Regatta)1. Harvard 2. Yale 5:51.83. Washington 5:51.94. Syracuse5. Cornell6. California7. Wisconsin8. Princeton Mass. Inst. of Technology10. Pennsylvania11. Columbia12. UCLA

1948 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Herbert L. Dillon, Jr.Overall: 7-4

April 17 at Annapolis, Md. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Navy 9:03.12. Princeton 9:11.33. Columbia 9:35.3

April 24 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 8:52.82. Princeton 8:53.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:05.04. Rutgers 9:25.4

May 1 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 9:14.32. Pennsylvania 9:22.03. Columbia 9:38.2

May 15 at Cambridge, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Navy 6:35.32. Princeton 6:39.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:39.44. Syracuse 6:43.95. Columbia 6:45.0(Final)1. Harvard 6:15.4

2. Yale (wins Rowe Cup) 6:16.63. Navy 6:19.24. Princeton 6:21.45. Pennsylvania 6:25.66. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:29.4

May 22 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 10:23.42. Yale 10:24.43. Princeton 10:29.44. Pennsylvania 10:31.65. Syracuse 10:45.0

June 22 at Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Washington 14:06.42. California 14:14.73. Navy 14:15.14. Cornell 14:16.85. Mass. Inst. of Technology 14:33.76. Princeton 14:39.17. Pennsylvania 14:40.38. Wisconsin 14:41.29. Syracuse 14:43.810. Columbia 14:53.111. Rutgers 15:14.2

June 30-July 3 at Princeton, N.J. (Olympic Trials)(First heat)1. Princeton 6:01.22. Yale 6:01.53. Wyandotte Boat Club 6:33.0(Semifinal)1. Princeton 6:13.02. Yale 6:15.23. West Side Rowing Club 6:29.0(Final)1. California 6:00.22. Harvard 6:03.33. Princeton 6:13.6

1949 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Peter V.W. GardnerOverall: 8-1

April 23 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:24.52. Princeton 9:30.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:43.04. Rutgers 9:55.0

April 30 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 6:36.42. Pennsylvania 6:40.03. Columbia 6:47.0

May 7 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:53.32. Rutgers 7:19.2

May 14 at Syracuse, N.Y. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:43.82. Cornell 6:44.13. Yale 6:44.94. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:47.85. Syracuse 6:55.4(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:48.82. Pennsylvania 6:53.13. Princeton 6:57.84. Cornell 6:58.35. Yale 7:01.46. Navy 7:06.5

May 21 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 8:41.72. Yale 8:44.7

3. Pennsylvania 8:52.94. Cornell 9:05.1

June 25 at Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. California 14:42.62. Washington 14:45.13. Cornell 15:05.74. Navy 15:06.95. Princeton 15:09.46. Pennsylvania 15:22.97. Wisconsin 15:23.98. Columbia 15:24.79. Syracuse 15:31.810. Stanford 15:34.511. Mass. Inst. of Technology 15:36.912. Rutgers

1950 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Robert B. O’Connor, Jr.Overall: 3-4

April 22 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 6:36.22. Princeton 6:42.03. Columbia 6:45.0

April 29 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:08.02. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:08.23. Princeton 9:32.64. Rutgers 9:45.0

May 13 at Annapolis, Md. (EARC Regatta)1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:28.82. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:28.93. Princeton (wins N-P Cup) 6:34.04. Pennsylvania 6:34.25. Syracuse 6:34.66. Yale7. Columbia8. Navy (2nd in N-P Cup) 6:39.39. Cornell10. Wisconsin11. Boston University12. Rutgers


June 17 at Marietta, Ohio (IRA Regatta)1. Washington 8:07.52. California3. Wisconsin4. Stanford5. Mass. Inst. of Technology6. Columbia7. Cornell8. Pennsylvania9. Princeton10. Syracuse11. Rutgers12. Navy 1951 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Thomas M. MarshallOverall: 7-2


April 21 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)



1. Pennsylvania 8:56.42. Princeton 8:59.83. Columbia 9:12.84. Rutgers 9:20.2


May 12 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Yale 10:35.82. Princeton 10:38.83. Cornell 10:47.64. Syracuse 10:52.6

May 19 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton2. Mass. Inst. of Technology3. Pennsylvania4. Boston University(Final)1. Yale 6:18.42. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup)3. Princeton 6:28.4

June 16 at Marietta, Ohio (IRA Regatta)1. Wisconsin 7:50.52. Washington3. Princeton4. California5. Pennsylvania6. Mass. Inst. of Technology7. Stanford8. Syracuse9. Cornell10. Columbia11. Navy12. Boston University

1952Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Edgar M. MasinterOverall: 5-3



May 3 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:05.82. Princeton 9:13.23. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:24.64. Rutgers 9:55.6

May 10 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 9:08.02. Yale 9:10.93. Cornell 9:11.5

May 17 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Wisconsin2. Princeton3. Rutgers(Final)1. Navy (wins Rowe Cup) 6:03.7

June 21 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Navy (wins Ten Eyck) 15:08.12. Princeton 15:20.43. Cornell 15:23.7

4. Wisconsin 15:31.15. California 15:33.16. Columbia 15:33.77. Washington 15:40.98. Stanford 15:46.59. Pennsylvania 15:49.610. Mass. Inst. of Technology 16:06.811. Syracuse 16:54.5

July 3-5 at Worcester, Mass. (Olympic Trials)(Heat)1. Navy2. Princeton3. Harvard(Heat)1. Princeton2. Washington3. Cornell(Final)1. Navy 5:57.72. Princeton 6:06.93. Washington 6:06.94. California 6:09.2

1953Coach: Dutch SchochCaptains: John C. Beck, Samuel L. ErtelOverall: 5-2

April 18 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 8:32.02. Columbia 8:34.23. Pennsylvania 8:47.2




May 16 at Washington (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Wisconsin2. Cornell3. Columbia4. Princeton eliminated5. Rutgers6. Mass. Inst. of Technology(Final)1. Navy (wins Rowe Cup) 6:07.4

June 20 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Navy times unavailable2. Cornell3. Washington (wins Ten Eyck)4. Wisconsin5. Columbia6. California7. Pennsylvania8. Princeton9. Syracuse10. Mass. Inst. of Technology11. Stanford

1954 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: John Jay HumphreyOverall: 4-5

April 17 at Annapolis, Md. (Navy-Princeton

Cup)1. Navy 8:44.52. Princeton 8:52.9

April 24 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 8:59.12. Princeton 9:04.03. Columbia 9:09.0


May 8 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 10:36.62. Yale 10:39.23. Princeton 10:50.04. Syracuse 11:09.6

May 15 at Washington (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania2. Cornell3. Wisconsin4. Princeton eliminated5. Mass. Inst. of Technology6. Syracuse(Final)1. Navy (wins Rowe Cup) 6:03.4*

June 19 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Navy 16:04.4*2. Cornell (wins Ten Eyck) 16:10.83. Washington 16:12.14. Wisconsin 16:18.75. California 16:22.76. Columbia 16:37.87. Pennsylvania 16:40.18. Boston University 16:50.69. Princeton 16:51.210. Mass. Inst. of Technology 16:53.911. Syracuse 17:26.9

*Navywas subsequentlydisqualified fromboth the EARC and IRA Regattas for use of an ineligible coxswain. Any trophies initially won by Navy were forefeited and not awarded this year.

1955 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Hamilton Robinson, Jr.Overall: 2-6



April 30 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Wisconsin 8:55.32. Harvard 8:56.43. Princeton 9:05.54. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:10.5

May 14 at Washington (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Cornell2. Navy3. Princeton4. Harvard5. Mass. Inst. of Technology

6. Boston University(Final)1. Pennsylvania 6:00.62. Cornell (wins Rowe Cup) 6:05.63. Columbia 6:07.14. Yale 6:09.75. Princeton 6:11.76. Navy 6:12.0

May 21 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 8:41.42. Yale 8:47.63. Princeton 8:55.0

June 18 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Cornell (wins Ten Eyck) 15:49.92. Pennsylvania 15:59.23. Navy 16:04.04. Washington 16:09.95. Stanford 16:14.86. California 16:18.97. Boston University 16:24.78. Princeton 16:25.19. Wisconsin 16:30.610. Mass. Inst. of Technology 16:36.711. Columbia 16:39.412. Syracuse 16:39.7

1956 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Robert HaselkornOverall: 6-2; Ivy: 4-2


April 21 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 9:45.02. Pennsylvania 9:49.63. Columbia 9:54.4


May 12 at Washington (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:30.12. Harvard 6:35.33. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:39.64. Boston University 6:45.6(Final)1. Cornell (wins Rowe Cup) 6:10.02. Yale 6:10.63. Pennsylvania 6:20.54. Princeton 6:21.45. Harvard 6:21.56. Navy 6:24.8

May 19 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Princeton 8:42.82. Harvard 8:46.83. Dartmouth 8:55.34. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:04.8

June 16 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Cornell (wins Ten Eyck) 16:22.42. Navy 16:31.33. Wisconsin 16:34.44. Washington 16:34.95. Stanford 16:37.16. Pennsylvania 16:40.37. Princeton 16:42.78. Syracuse 16:45.29. Mass. Inst. of Technology 16:55.110. California 17:06.711. Boston University 17:10.3


RESULTS


12. Columbia 17:40.4

1957 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Stephen B. Strang, Jr.Overall: 7-3; Ivy: 4-2


April 27 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 8:56.02. Pennsylvania 8:56.83. Columbia 9:28.6

May 4 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Princeton 9:33.82. Harvard 9:37.83. Dartmouth 9:50.24. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:54.55. Boston University 10:02.0

May 11 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 9:58.22. Yale 10:02.23. Princeton 10:12.04. Syracuse 10:17.4

May 18 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 6:21.92. Princeton 6:24.43. Dartmouth 6:42.6(Petite Final)1. Princeton 6:18.12. Syracuse 6:21.53. Harvard 6:23.24. Wisconsin 6:27.4(Grand Final)1. Cornell (wins Rowe Cup) 6:11.8

June 22 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Cornell (wins Ten Eyck) 15:26.62. Pennsylvania 15:32.63. Stanford 15:39.54. Princeton 15:42.05. Syracuse 15:47.96. Navy 15:56.07. Dartmouth 16:04.48. Mass. Inst. of Technology 16:08.29. Wisconsin 16:11.310. Columbia 16:19.1

1958 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Neil D. ChrismanOverall: 4-4; Ivy: 1-4





May 17 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Syracuse 6:03.62. Princeton 6:07.53. Columbia 6:14.8(Petite Final)1. Cornell 6:01.02. Navy 6:03.33. Princeton 6:05.94. Wisconsin 6:10.6(Grand Final)1. Yale 5:54.42. Pennsylvania (wins Rowe Cup) 5:59.8

June 21 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Cornell (wins Ten Eyck) 17:12.12. Navy 17:23.63. Syracuse 17:25.54. Princeton 17:28.95. California 17:31.76. Pennsylvania 17:32.17. Dartmouth 17:33.78. Wisconsin 17:41.09. Mass. Inst. of Technology 17:44.010. Columbia 18:26.0

1959 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Edward A. LasaterOverall: 4-5; Ivy: 2-4



May 2 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 8:45.02. Princeton 8:53.23. Dartmouth 8:58.64. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:09.35. Boston University 9:18.6


May 16 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Harvard 6:23.62. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:26.03. Princeton 6:27.5(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:03.1

June 20 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Wisconsin 18:01.72. Syracuse 18:09.23. Navy 18:10.24. California 18:21.35. Washington (wins Ten Eyck) 18:30.36. Cornell 18:30.57. Dartmouth 18:47.78. Pennsylvania 18:48.89. Princeton 18:53.410. Mass. Inst. of Technology 19:25.311. Columbia 19:28.8

1960Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Robert D. BachOverall: 4-4; Ivy: 3-3


April 30 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 8:43.1 or 8:59.02. Princeton 8:48.4 or 9:05.23. Columbia 9:11.4 or 9:26.0

May 7 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 8:35.92. Princeton 8:48.23. Mass. Inst. of Technology 8:54.04. Dartmouth 9:04.2

May 14 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Cornell (wins Rowe Cup) 6:33.52. Harvard 6:38.43. Navy 6:38.94. Syracuse5. Princeton 6:42.56. Pennsylvania


June 18 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. California times unavailable10. Princeton(Navy wins Ten Eyck)

1961 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Douglas R. HenleyOverall: 3-5; Ivy: 3-3



May 6 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 10:19.62. Mass. Inst. of Technology 10:23.43. Princeton 10:28.04. Dartmouth 10:32.0


May 20 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Cornell 6:00.02. Yale 6:03.03. Syracuse 6:03.84. Harvard 6:04.05. Princeton 6:08.36. Dartmouth 6:09.1(Final)1. Navy (wins Rowe Cup) 6:01.5

June 17 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. California 16:49.22. Cornell (wins Ten Eyck) 16:50.63. Mass. Inst. of Technology 17:02.94. Washington 17:16.85. Pennsylvania 17:20.66. Navy 17:22.1

7. Brown 17:22.28. Wisconsin 17:30.29. Syracuse 17:36.810. Princeton 17:41.011. Dartmouth 17:44.112. Rutgers 17:47.113. Columbia 17:51.6 1962 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Andrew D. Hall, Guy G. Rutherfurd, Jr.Overall: 4-5; Ivy: 1-4

April 14 at Princeton, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 9:19.82. Rutgers 9:27.4


April 28 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 11:15.42. Columbia 11:24.83. Princeton 11:27.8

May 5 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:35.82. Princeton 9:39.63. Harvard 9:40.14. Rutgers 9:44.0


May 19 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 6:12.32. Yale 6:13.13. Syracuse 6:16.44. Navy 6:17.55. Brown 6:19.66. Columbia 6:20.77. Princeton 6:26.8(Final)1. Pennsylvania 6:09.3 Yale 6:09.33. Cornell (wins Rowe Cup) 6:12.9

June 16 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Cornell (wins Ten Eyck) 17:02.910. Princeton 17:37.5

1963Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Anthony A. JonesOverall: 3-6; Ivy: 1-5



April 27 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Ratzeburg Rowing Club 9:10.42. Columbia (wins Childs) 9:15.33. Pennsylvania 9:23.04. Princeton 9:24.8

May 4 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:36.3


RESULTS


2. Mass. Inst. of Technology 9:36.43. Princeton 9:48.54. Dartmouth 10:12.0

May 11 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 4:48.02. Yale 4:55.03. Princeton 4:55.1

May 18 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Ratzeburg (guest crew) 6:21.32. Cornell (wins Rowe Cup) 6:25.33. Yale 6:31.34. Princeton 6:35.0

June 15 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Cornell 17:24.010. Princeton 18:00.3(Navy wins Ten Eyck)

1964 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Findley MeislahnOverall: 5-3; Ivy: 2-3



April 25 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 6:18.32. Pennsylvania 6:22.63. Columbia 6:30.7



May 16 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Harvard 6:35.32. Syracuse 6:39.23. Wisconsin 6:40.54. Princeton 6:42.75. Boston University 6:54.46. Dartmouth 6:58.47. Pennsylvania 7:02.4(Petite Final)1. Navy 6:34.82. Dartmouth 6:40.83. Princeton 6:41.54. Brown 6:44.35. Rutgers 6:50.76. Boston University 6:50.8(Grand Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:32.0

June 19-20 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Washington 6:07.42. Princeton 6:10.93. Brown 6:13.24. Wisconsin 6:15.9(Final)1. California 6:31.12. Washington (wins Ten Eyck) 6:37.83. Cornell 6:40.3

4. Princeton 6:45.95. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:47.16. Navy 6:51.5

1965 Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Michael P. CliffordOverall: 3-5; Ivy: 2-3

April 10 at Princeton, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Rutgers 9:40.22. Princeton 9:44.4



May 1 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 8:15.02. Mass. Inst. of Technology 8:42.63. Princeton 8:52.2


May 15 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat) Princeton eliminated(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:10.4

June 19 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Navy (wins Ten Eyck) 16:51.32. Cornell 16:55.43. Washington 17:02.94. Rutgers 17:04.75. Brown 17:08.36. Wisconsin 17:11.47. California 17:18.58. Pennsylvania 17:21.89. Stanford 17:24.610. Dartmouth 17:25.811. Mass. Inst. of Technology 17:26.412. Northeastern 17:28.513. Syracuse 17:33.314. Princeton 17:35.615. Columbia 17:37.9

1966 Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Lynn R. AndersonOverall: 6-3; Ivy: 2-3




April 30 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 9:46.82. Princeton 10:05.0

3. Mass. Inst. of Technology 10:13.4

May 7 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 10:55.02. Princeton 10:59.03. Yale 11:03.04. Syracuse 11:16.7

May 14 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:20.82. Brown 6:24.23. Cornell 6:25.04. Yale 6:27.55. Princeton 6:28.56. Pennsylvania 6:31.0

June 18 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Wisconsin 16:03.42. Navy 16:05.7 3. Princeton 16:10.94. Brown 16:11.95. Pennsylvania (wins Ten Eyck) 16:15.06. Cornell 16:16.67. Stanford 16:22.28. California 16:34.29. Rutgers 16:35.110. Syracuse 16:35.311. Washington 16:43.212. Dartmouth 16:44.613. UCLA 16:48.214. Mass. Inst. of Technology 17:33.415. Columbia 17:35.6

1967Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: James R. MillarOverall: 4-4; Ivy: 1-4





May 6 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 9:13.42. Yale 9:18.43. Princeton 9:18.6

May 13 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 6:02.92. Northeastern 6:07.33. Princeton 6:08.34. Syracuse 6:11.95. Rutgers 6:12.3(Petite Final)1. Princeton 6:11.22. Wisconsin 6:12.83. Brown 6:16.74. Syracuse 6:19.85. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:20.46. Navy 6:24.0

(Grand Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:06.2

June 17 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Pennsylvania (wins Ten Eyck) 16:13.92. Wisconsin 16:21.73. Cornell 16:28.34. Princeton 16:32.05. Navy 16:36.76. Brown 16:39.07. Washington 16:41.88. Stanford 16:42.99. UCLA 16:47.410. Rutgers 16:52.111. California 16:56.412. Northeastern 16:59.313. Dartmouth 17:03.014. Syracuse 17:03.915. Mass. Inst. of Technology 17:28.516. Columbia 17:35.5

1968Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Peter H. RaymondOverall: 6-2; Ivy: 3-2





May 4 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 5:39.02. Yale 5:41.53. Cornell 5:49.1

May 11 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Wisconsin 6:11.72. Northeastern 6:12.33. Princeton 6:14.24. Cornell 6:19.15. Syracuse 6:21.26. Worcester Polytechnic Inst. 6:33.2(Petite Final)1. Princeton 6:07.52. Dartmouth 6:12.3 Cornell 6:12.34. Brown 6:12.85. Navy 6:16.06. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:19.2(Grand Final)1. Harvard 5:54.52. Pennsylvania (wins Rowe Cup) 5:57.9

June 13-15 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Northeastern 6:39.92. Princeton 6:40.83. UCLA 6:51.44. Brown 6:55.05. Boston University 7:04.1(Repechage)1. Princeton 5:45.62. Cornell 5:53.6



3. Wisconsin 5:54.04. Navy 6:00.55. Columbia 6:12.8(Final)1. Pennsylvania (wins Ten Eyck) 6:15.62. Washington 6:20.73. Princeton 6:21.64. Northeastern 6:26.05. Rutgers 6:29.16. Brown 6:33.2

1969Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Raymond G. WrightOverall: 7-2; Ivy: 3-2


April 12 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)1. Princeton 6:14.22. Northeastern 6:24.03. Navy (2nd in N-P Cup) 6:28.9



May 3 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 6:35.02. Cornell 6:36.43. Yale 6:46.9

May 10 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:01.32. Pennsylvania 6:06.13. Princeton 6:07.9

June 12-14 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Washington 6:11.22. Navy 6:15.23. Brown 6:16.24. Syracuse 6:20.45. Princeton 6:21.7(Repechage)1. Cornell 6:28.82. Princeton 6:33.53. Syracuse 6:35.84. Northeastern 6:37.5(Final)1. Pennsylvania (wins Ten Eyck) 6:30.4

1970Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Lauren K. ColmanOverall: 6-2; Ivy: 3-2



April 18 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 5:42.2

2. Princeton 5:50.73. Columbia 5:59.4



May 9 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 5:54.12. Pennsylvania 5:55.93. Princeton 5:59.0

June 11-13 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Cornell 6:19.82. Wisconsin 6:23.33. Princeton 6:23.94. Kansas State 6:53.45. Columbia 8:09.8(Repechage)1. Dartmouth 6:50.22. Princeton 6:52.03. Northeastern 7:06.54. Columbia 8:23.9(Final)1. Washington (wins Ten Eyck) 6:39.3

1971Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Ronald J. BrachmanOverall: 5-3; Ivy: 2-3

April 3 at New Brunswick, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 5:41.12. Rutgers 5:44.0





May 8 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Petite Final)4. Princeton(Grand Final)1. Navy (wins Rowe Cup) 6:17.2

June 17-19 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Rutgers 6:21.32. Loyola Marymount 6:27.53. Wisconsin 6:28.54. Princeton 6:33.85. UCLA 6:36.86. California 6:51.3(Repechage)1. Brown 6:05.72. Princeton 6:06.7

3. UCLA 6:15.94. Georgetown 6:16.75. Columbia 6:22.3(Petite Final)1. Dartmouth 6:10.02. Northeastern 6:10.83. Princeton 6:12.04. Loyola Marymount 6:17.25. UCLA 6:18.66. Boston University 6:20.6(Grand Final)1. Cornell (wins Ten Eyck) 6:06.0

1972 Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: James R. PaulsonOverall: 3-5; Ivy: 2-3




April 29 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 6:32.52. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:41.73. Princeton 6:50.3


May 13 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat) Princeton eliminated(Final)1. Northeastern 6:11.5(Harvard wins Rowe Cup)

June 1-3 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 6:30.02. Washington 6:44.43. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:48.24. Long Beach State 6:48.95. Coast Guard 6:51.46. Princeton 6:55.2(Repechage)1. Wisconsin 6:39.72. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:42.83. Syracuse 6:48.44. Princeton 6:52.95. Columbia 7:18.5(Third Level Final)1. Princeton 6:41.02. Dartmouth 6:41.43. Boston University 6:52.14. Columbia 7:07.7(Grand Final)1. Pennsylvania 6:22.6(Wisconsin wins Ten Eyck)

1973Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Daniel A. HudacekOverall: 2-7; Ivy: 1-4

April 7 at Princeton, N.J. (Logg Cup)

1. Rutgers 6:31.02. Princeton 6:33.0




May 5 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 6:18.92. Yale 6:23.43. Princeton 6:29.64. Kansas State 6:44.5

May 12 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Petite Final) Princeton results unavailable(Grand Final)1. Northeastern 5:54.6(Harvard wins Rowe Cup)

1974Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptains: Stephen F. Deutsch, Philip D. LymanOverall: 3-5; Ivy: 2-3




April 24 at Princeton, N.Y. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 5:43.72. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:57.03. Princeton 6:08.0

at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 6:03.02. Princeton 6:13.03. Yale 6:15.0

May 11 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:02.82. Wisconsin 6:07.63. Northeastern 6:10.8 Princeton results unavailable

1975Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Christopher W. DietemannOverall: 4-4; Ivy: 2-3


April 11 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Princeton Cup)



RESULTS

1. Princeton 6:17.32. Navy 6:21.0

April 13 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:38.12. Yale 6:44.9



May 3 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 6:35.82. Princeton 6:43.3

May 11 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:54.62. Cornell 5:56.63. Princeton 5:58.64. Navy 6:07.85. Columbia 6:34.4(Petite Final)1. Pennsylvania 5:52.12. Boston University 5:55.53. Princeton 5:57.64. Syracuse 5:59.05. Cornell 5:55.06. Rutgers 5:58.0(Grand Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 5:43.6

May 29-31 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Northeastern 6:06.22. Cornell 6:09.13. Yale 6:13.74. Pennsylvania 6:14.45. Princeton 6:18.8(Repechage)1. Cornell 6:10.72. Brown 6:15.23. Princeton 6:15.64. Syracuse 6:17.6(Petite Final)1. Brown 6:18.72. Dartmouth 6:20.23. Syracuse 6:22.84. Yale 6:25.35. Princeton 6:27.26. Pennsylvania 6:29.17. Kansas State 6:35.88. Nebraska 6:43.7(Grand Final)1. Wisconsin (wins Ten Eyck) 6:08.2

1976Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Lawrence A. SmithOverall: 7-1; Ivy: 4-1



April 24 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 6:14.12. Pennsylvania 6:16.2

3. Columbia 6:44.8



May 16 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 6:15.02. Princeton 6:17.73. Northeasterm 6:19.74. Dartmouth 6:20.65. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:25.06. Columbia 6:57.0(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:07.42. Wisconsin 6:11.13. Pennsylvania 6:12.94. Princeton 6:14.45. Brown 6:14.96. Boston University 6:21.5

June 3-5 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:14.52. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:17.53. Cornell 6:18.04. Northeastern 6:22.85. Yale 6:24.5(Final)1. California 6:31.02. Princeton 6:34.53. Wisconsin 6:34.94. Pennsylvania (wins Ten Eyck) 6:36.85. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:38.16. Syracuse 6:39.9

1977Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Lawrence A. SmithOverall: 4-2; Ivy: 2-1

April 2 at San Diego (San Diego Crew Classic)1. Pennsylvania 6:19.82. Washington 6:19.83. Oregon State 6:26.84. Princeton 6:33.05. Cornell 6:34.6



April 23 at Orchard Beach, N.Y. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 6:21.12. Pennsylvania 6:35.13. Columbia 6:48.3


May 8 at Derby, Conn. (Carnegie Cup)1. Yale times unavailable2. Cornell

Princeton did not compete due to illness which affected 80 percent of team

May 15 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 6:25.62. Wisconsin 6:28.23. Princeton 6:32.04. Northeastern 6:38.05. Columbia 7:02.6(Petite Final)1. Brown 6:09.22. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:11.03. Navy 6:11.94. Northeastern 6:16.05. Dartmouth 6:19.76. Princeton 6:19.8(Grand Final)1. Harvard 6:03.72. Pennsylvania (wins Rowe Cup) 6:06.0

1978 Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Scot A. FisherOverall: 5-2; Ivy: 1-2

April 8 at Princeton, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 7:28.62. Rutgers 7:39.03. Marist 8:17.1


April 22 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 6:43.02. Princeton 6:45.5


May 7 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 6:10.02. Cornell 6:17.5

May 14 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Brown 6:15.62. Harvard 6:15.83. Wisconsin 6:16.64. Princeton 6:31.05. Rutgers 6:34.7(Petite Final)1. Pennsylvania 6:04.82. Princeton 6:06.23. Dartmouth 6:10.84. Wisconsin 6:11.65. Boston University 6:12.06. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:26.1(Grand Final)1. Yale 5:58.02. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:00.9

June 1-3 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 6:10.42. Dartmouth 6:15.13. Northeastern 6:17.94. Princeton 6:18.05. Wisconsin 6:18.96. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:30.6(Repechage)1. Northeastern 6:20.4

2. Syracuse 6:21.23. Princeton 6:29.64. Cornell 6:31.0(Petite Final)1. Princeton 6:44.32. Wisconsin 6:44.43. Boston University 6:50.34. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:51.85. Cornell 6:54.1(Grand Final)1. Yale 5:58.0(Pennsylvania wins Ten Eyck)

1979Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Christian T. DemberghOverall: 3-4; Ivy: 1-3

April 7 at Princeton, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 6:41.02. Rutgers 6:45.03. Columbia 6:52.3


April 21 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 6:00.42. Princeton 6:06.6


May 5 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 6:21.02. Princeton 6:27.3

May 13 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Brown 6:26.62. Navy 6:33.13. Cornell 6:34.34. Princeton 6:40.35. Columbia 6:48.3(Petite Final)1. Syracuse 6:20.12. Wisconsin 6:22.23. Pennsylvania 6:24.04. Northeastern 6:26.15. Cornell 6:27.26. Princeton 6:33.4(Grand Final)1. Yale (wins Rowe Cup) 6:09.1

May 31-June 3 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Brown times unavailable Princeton results unavailable(Wisconsin wins Ten Eyck)

1980Coach: Pete SparhawkCaptain: Samuel P. WhalenOverall: 6-2; Ivy: 3-1





RESULTS


April 26 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 5:51.82. Princeton 5:56.83. Rutgers 6:05.04. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:18.6


May 11 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Northeastern 6:40.92. Princeton 6:43.43. Columbia 6:50.34. Pennsylvania 6:50.6(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:36.72. Yale 6:40.43. Wisconsin 6:43.84. Cornell 6:46.25. Northeastern 6:51.16. Princeton 6:54.3

at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Harvard times unavailable Princeton results unavailable(Wisconsin wins Ten Eyck)

1981Coach: Larry GluckmanCaptains: David M. MastrianniOverall: 4-4; Ivy: 2-2



April 18 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 6:02.82. Pennsylvania 6:07.83. Columbia 6:10.7


May 2 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Boston University 6:31.02. Cornell 6:35.73. Princeton 6:37.3

May 17 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Yale 5:52.32. Princeton 5:52.53. Dartmouth 5:57.44. Cornell 6:01.65. Wisconsin 6:07.4(Final)1. Yale 5:43.92. Rutgers 5:46.23. Northeastern (wins Rowe Cup) 5:46.9

4. Syracuse 5:47.25. Boston University 5:49.46. Princeton 5:53.2

1982Coach: Larry GluckmanCaptains: Philip M. Jacobs, David S. KuhlOverall: 6-4; Ivy: 2-3

April 3 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:57.02. Undine Scullers 6:10.03. N.Y. Athletic Club 6:20.0



April 18 at Derby, Conn.1. Yale 5:36.02. Princeton 5:38.73. Syracuse 5:43.6


May 1 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 6:25.02. Cornell 6:31.03. Boston University 6:32.0

May 5 at Princeton, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton time unavailable2. Rutgers 6:15.7

May 16 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Yale 6:02.82. Princeton 6:05.53. Syracuse 6:08.74. Wisconsin 6:16.65.Rutgers didnotfinish(Final)1. Yale 5:40.82. Navy (wins Rowe Cup) 5:44.13. Princeton 5:45.34. Harvard 5:45.45. Brown 5:46.86. Cornell 5:53.7

June 3-5 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:02.92. Boston University 6:05.83. Syracuse 6:07.34. Pennsylvania 6:11.55. Columbia 6:16.26. Wisconsin 6:19.8(Final)1. Cornell 5:57.52. Princeton 5:59.63. Syracuse 6:01.24. Navy (wins Ten Eyck) 6:01.75. Brown 6:02.36. Boston University 6:03.6

1983Coach: Larry Gluckman

Captain: Eric L. HorschmanOverall: 7-2; Ivy: 4-1

April 2 at Princeton, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 5:56.32. Rutgers 6:13.53. Drexel 6:28.9



April 23 at Princeton, N.J. (Compton Cup)1. Princeton 5:47.22. Harvard 5:49.93. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:22.0

April 24 at Princeton, N.J.1. Yale 6:15.92. Princeton 6:18.2

April 30 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 5:45.42. Cornell 5:49.1

May 15 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Navy 6:17.82. Princeton 6:23.83. Dartmouth 6:28.84. Cornell 6:29.35. Columbia 6:32.0(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:00.72. Brown 6:00.93. Navy 6:05.14. Yale 6:05.75. Princeton 6:09.76. Boston University 6:12.5

June 2-4 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Brown 6:31.02. Northeastern 6:33.73. Princeton 6:37.54. Boston University 6:39.65. Dartmouth 6:52.56. Wisconsin 7:05.5(Repechage)1. Princeton 6:00.02. Syracuse 6:01.43. Columbia 6:05.44. Cornell 6:06.95. Dartmouth 6:07.1(Final)1. Brown 6:14.42. Navy (wins Ten Eyck) 6:16.13. Northeastern 6:18.44. Syracuse 6:23.65. Pennsylvania 6:25.56. Princeton 6:30.1

1984 Coach: Larry GluckmanCaptain: Mark WilsonOverall: 4-4; Ivy: 1-2


April 14 at Philadelphia (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 5:37.02. Pennsylvania 5:38.0


April 28 at Marina Del Ray, Calif. (UCLA Classic Cup)1. Cornell 5:42.92. Stanford 5:48.23. Princeton 5:50.84. UCLA 5:55.0

May 5 at New Brunswick, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 5:20.42. Rutgers 5:25.2

May 13 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Petite Final)1. Northeastern 6:07.02. Syracuse 6:07.23. Wisconsin 6:11.04. Princeton 6:12.05. Dartmouth 6:13.06. Rutgers 6:20.3(Grand Final)1. Brown (wins Rowe Cup) 5:57.6

1985 Coach: Larry GluckmanCaptain: John C. FeudtnerOverall: 5-2; Ivy: 3-1

March 30 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Prince-ton Cup)1. Navy 5:49.92. Princeton 5:51.3





May 12 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:12.92. Cornell 6:17.33. UCLA 6:17.94. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:20.65. Rutgers 6:23.46. Columbia 6:24.4(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 5:55.22. Princeton 5:58.83. Brown 6:00.34. Pennsylvania 6:01.25. Navy 6:03.96. Yale 6:06.5



May 30-June 3 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 5:52.72. Pennsylvania 5:53.53. Brown 5:58.14. Syracuse 6:04.95. California 6:05.5(Final)1. Princeton (wins Ten Eyck) 5:49.92. Brown 5:52.43. Navy 5:54.04. Pennsylvania 5:56.15. Wisconsin 5:59.36. California 6:01.4

June 15 at Cincinnati (National Championships)1. Harvard 5:44.42. Princeton 5:44.93. Washington 5:46.14. Cornell 5:49.15. Wisconsin 5:50.76. California 5:51.0

July 4-7 at Henley Royal Regatta (Grand Challenge Cup)(Quarterfinal)1. Princeton 6:41.02. Australian Junior Nationals(Semifinal)1. Princeton 6:31.02. University of London(Final)1. Harvard 6:27.02. Princeton 3-1/2 lengths

July 14 at Lucerne, Switzerland (Lucerne International Rowing Regatta)(Final)1. Russian National 5:40.342. Oklahoma City Rowing Club 5:45.343. Princeton 5:46.294. East German National5. West German National6. University of London

1986Coach: Larry GluckmanCaptain: Timothy W. Van LeerOverall: 5-4; Ivy: 3-3

March 29 at Annapolis, Md (Navy-Prince-ton Cup)1. Navy 6:18.72. Princeton 6:25.7

April 5 at San Diego (Copley Cup)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 6:04.242. Wisconsin 6:07.023. California 6:08.254. Princeton 6:10.865. Long Beach State 6:18.616. British Columbia 6:21.937. Cal-Irvine 6:31.03(Final)1. Pennsylvania 5:35.102. California 5:38.663. Navy 5:44.794. Washington 5:46.185. Wisconsin 5:46.556. Princeton 5:48.767. Cornell 5:49.15

April 12 at New York (Childs Cup)1. Pennsylvania 5:31.92. Princeton 5:43.8

3. Columbia 6:01.0



April 26 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 6:24.352. Cornell 6:26.94

May 3 at Princeton, N.J.1. Yale 6:40.92. Princeton 6:50.33. Cornell 6:58.9

May 18 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Brown 6:09.32. Yale 6:11.13. Cornell 6:13.04. Dartmouth 6:16.65. Princeton 6:18.7(Final)1. Pennsylvania 6:10.62. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:11.5

June 5-7 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 5:54.02. Syracuse 5:56.03. Navy 5:59.04. Princeton 6:07.05. Rutgers 6:14.7(Repechage)1. Boston University 5:59.42. Northeastern 6:03.03. Princeton 6:10.3(Petite Final)1. Cornell 5:55.42. Northeastern 6:01.03. Rutgers 6:02.34. Dartmouth 6:05.15. Columbia 6:07.06. Princeton 6:07.97. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:11.1(Grand Final)1. Brown 5:50.2(Wisconsin wins Ten Eyck)

1987Coach: Larry GluckmanCaptain: William N. Sheehan Overall: 5-3; Ivy: 3-2






April 29 at Derby, Conn.1. Princeton 5:40.92. Yale 5:42.2

May 10 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Brown (wins Rowe Cup) 5:41.02. Wisconsin 5:44.03. Princeton 5:46.04. Harvard 5:46.85. Pennsylvania 5:47.26. Yale 5:49.57. Boston University 5:50.5

June 4-6 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. California 6:01.42. Princeton 6:03.03. Northeastern 6:04.44. Boston University 6:05.95. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:15.7(Repechage)1. Princeton 6:24.52. Rutgers 6:27.83. Cornell 6:32.44. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:51.9(Final)1. Brown 6:02.92. Wisconsin (wins Ten Eyck) 6:07.43. Pennsylvania 6:08.14. Navy 6:10.75. Princeton 6:10.86. California 6:11.4

1988 Coach: Larry GluckmanCaptain: Douglas W. Burden Overall: 8-2; Ivy: 4-1



April 13 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 6:01.02. Pennsylvania 6:03.6

April 16 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:15.62. Columbia 6:29.63. Villanova 6:54.5


April 30 at Seattle (Opening Day Regatta)1. Australian National 6:04.142. Washington 6:04.613. Princeton 6:08.41

May 4 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:45.82. Yale 5:48.2


May 15 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC

Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:21.32. Brown 6:22.83. Wisconsin 6:24.24. Boston University 6:34.55. Columbia 6:43.6(Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 6:14.62. Yale 6:16.63. Northeastern 6:17.34. Princeton 6:20.45. Brown 6:24.36. Syracuse 6:24.8

June 2-4 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Northeastern 5:45.62. Princeton 5:46.13. Rutgers 5:51.24. Pennsylvania 5:53.85. New Hampshire 6:08.6(Repechage)1. Princeton 5:53.32. Boston University 5:57.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:00.34. New Hampshire 6:04.8(Final)1. Northeastern 6:14.02. Brown 6:15.23. Wisconsin 6:15.74. Syracuse 6:16.65. Princeton 6:19.96. Cornell 6:27.5

1989Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptains: Paul J. Caminiti, David S. HuntingtonOverall: 5-3; Ivy: 3-2

March 25 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Prince-ton Cup)1. Princeton 6:00.72. Navy 6:02.2

April 1 at San Diego (Copley Cup)(Heat)3. Princeton(Final)1. Pennsylvania 6:04.02. Washington 6:04.73. Navy 6:08.74. Yale 6:12.95. Princeton 6:17.296. Wisconsin 6:17.9

April 8 at Princeton, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Rutgers 5:56.302. Princeton 5:56.58




May 3 at Derby, Conn.1. Princeton 5:24.42. Yale 5:27.6

May 14 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC


RESULTS


Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 5:59.72. Syracuse 6:01.93. Princeton 6:02.6(Petite Final)1. Rutgers 6:09.52. Cornell 6:10.13. Brown 6:10.84. Yale 6:14.05. Princeton 6:14.76. Boston University 6:18.8(Grand Final)1. Harvard 5:58.3(Pennsylvania wins Rowe Cup)

June 1-3 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Wisconsin 6:06.62. Syracuse 6:10.23. UCLA 6:11.44. Dartmouth 6:17.35. Princeton 6:30.8(Repechage)1. Navy 5:57.42. Syracuse 5:57.93. Princeton 6:05.44. Boston University 6:15.9(Petite Final)1. Brown 5:57.82. Syracuse 5:58.73. Rutgers 6:02.74. Temple 6:04.55. Columbia 6:05.96. Princeton 6:12.2(Grand Final)1. Pennsylvania (wins Ten Eyck) 5:56.0

1990Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptains: Joseph P. Caminiti, Andrew D. MorrowOverall: 5-4; Ivy: 2-4

March 28 at Annapolis, Md. (Navy-Princ-eton Cup)1. Princeton 6:17.52. Navy 6:19.7

March 31 at Augusta, Ga. (Augusta Invi-tational)1. Princeton 6:35.72. Syracuse 6:40.93. Temple 6:42.24. Cornell 6:42.8



April 21 at Washington (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 5:35.82. Princeton 5:40.73. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:58.5

April 22-23 at Washington (Potomac Inter-national Regatta)(Semifinal)1. UCLA 5:45.62. Princeton 5:49.63. Wisconsin B 5:50.44. Virginia 6:03.3(Final)1. Harvard 5:35.72. UCLA 5:39.0

3. Wisconsin A 5:40.04. Princeton 5:46.0


May 5 at Princeton, N.J.1. Brown 5:46.32. Yale 5:48.93. Princeton 5:52.3

May 20 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Boston University 5:54.8 Brown 5:54.83. Syracuse 5:58.34. Princeton 5:59.75. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:19.6(Petite Final)1. Yale 5:59.52. Northeastern 6:00.43. Syaracuse 6:02.54. Rutgers 6:02.65. Princeton 6:06.26. Dartmouth 6:11.2(Grand Final)1. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup) 5:49.9

May 31-June 2 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Wisconsin 6:26.62. Rutgers 6:32.03. Columbia 6:33.64. Coast Guard 6:36.35. Princeton 6:40.1(Repechage)1. Navy 6:11.22. Dartmouth 6:14.73. Rutgers 6:15.24. Princeton 6:19.8(Third Level Final)1. Coast Guard 6:27.82. Princeton 6:29.93. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:51.3(Grand Final)1. Wisconsin 5:55.5(Navy wins Ten Eyck)

1991Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Eric K. KarplusOverall: 5-5; Ivy: 3-4

March 30 at Princeton, N.J. (Navy-Prince-ton Cup)1. Navy 6:40.92. Princeton 6:43.43. Columbia 7:17.1

April 6 at Piscataway, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 5:59.62. Rutgers 6:13.8


April 20 at Washington (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 5:30.192. Princeton 5:33.033. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:19.60

April 20-21 at Washington (Potomac Inter-national Regatta)(Heat)

1. Harvard 5:30.192. Princeton 5:33.033. Cambridge 5:34.034. Wisconsin 5:38.87(Repechage)1. Princeton 6:02.072. Virginia 6:07.013. Oxford 6:11.024. New Hampshire 6:12.89(Semifinal)1. Harvard 5:30.02. Princeton 5:33.83. Columbia 5:34.84. Wisconsin 5:38.0(Final)1. Harvard 5:24.662. Brown 5:29.663. Northeastern 5:33.254. Princeton unavailable

April 27 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Cornell 5:57.992. Princeton 6:00.20

May 4 at Derby, Conn.1. Brown 5:22.12. Princeton 5:24.53. Yale 5:25.0

May 12 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Final)1. Pennsylvania (wins Rowe Cup) 5:36.82. Northeastern 5:38.63. Harvard 5:42.44. Princeton 5:45.05. Brown 5:45.06. Cornell 5:46.3

1992Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Bradley W. Mann Overall: 4-4; Ivy: 2-4




April 25 at Washington (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 5:01.22. Cornell 5:05.7

May 2 at Princeton, N.J.1. Yale 5:36.632. Brown 5:38.663. Princeton 5:39.19

May 15-17 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:07.22. Harvard 6:08.23. Cornell 6:12.74. Boston University 6:20.25. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:32.0(Final)1. Dartmouth 6:10.52. Harvard (wins Rowe Cup*) 6:13.03. Pennsylvania 6:14.1

4. Princeton 6:16.85. Navy 6:20.66. Northeastern 6:22.1 *Brown,HarvardandPrincetontiedforfirstin the Rowe Cup standings with 31 points apiece. Harvard won the tie-breaker by having thehighestfinisherinthevarsityrace.

June 4-6 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Dartmouth 5:45.12. Princeton 5:48.03. Wisconsin 5:48.74. Boston University 5:56.2(Repechage)1. Princeton 5:52.42. Northeastern 5:55.83. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:03.6(Final)1. Dartmouth 5:52.1 Navy 5:52.1 Pennsylvania 5:52.14. Brown 6:17.25. Princeton 6:17.46. Boston University 6:23.1(Wisconsin wins Ten Eyck)

June 15 at Cincinnati (National Championships)1. Harvard 5:33.972. Dartmouth 5:34.263. Pennsylvania 5:37.914. Cornell 5:41.035. Navy 5:41.616. Princeton 5:52.577. Washington 5:55.78

1993Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Thomas W. Brennan Overall: 4-5; Ivy: 2-4


April 3 at Parsippany, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 5:25.02. Rutgers 5:30.7




May 1 at Derby, Conn.1. Brown 5:36.72. Yale 5:40.23. Princeton 5:47.4

May 9 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Harvard 5:48.72. Northeastern 5:49.83. Princeton 5:53.74. Rutgers 5:55.55. Syracuse 6:00.0(Petite Final)


RESULTS


1. Dartmouth 5:40.382. Cornell 5:40.73. Princeton 5:41.584. Wisconsin 5:43.45. Rutgers 5:45.386. Boston University 5:46.0(Grand Final)1. Brown (wins Rowe Cup) 5:37.22. Pennsylvania 5:42.4

1994Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Stephen D. Robinson Overall: 8-2; Ivy: 4-2

March 26 at Annapolis, Md. (William E. Smith Rowing Cup)1. Princeton 5:402. Navy 5:45





April 30 at Princeton, N.J.1. Brown 5:33.02. Princeton 5:40.93. Yale 5:44.6

May 15 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:04.02. Yale 6:06.33. Rutgers 6:09.14. Pennsylvania 6:10.25. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:17.1(Grand Final)1. Brown (wins Rowe Cup) 5:55.32. Dartmouth 5:58.13. Harvard 5:58.74. Yale 6:04.25. Princeton 6:07.06. Navy 6:09.9

June 4-6 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Final)1. Brown 5:54.42. Princeton 6:01.13. Cornell 6:02.44. Navy 6:06.35. Temple 6:07.26. Boston Univ. 6:11.77.Dartmouth disqualified(Brown wins Ten Eyck)

June 11 at Cincinnati (National Championships)1. Brown 5:24.522. Harvard 5:25.833. Princeton 5:29.234. Washington 5:29.705. Dartmouth 5:31.826. Cornell 5:36.027. California 5:37.47

1995Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Kevin T. Hipp Overall: 8-1; Ivy: 4-1

April 1 at Princeton, N.J. (William E. Smith Rowing Cup)1. Princeton 5:54.302. Navy 5:58.14

April 8 at Piscataway, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 6:11.02. Rutgers 6:22.0

April 15 at New York, N.Y. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 5:44.202. Pennsylvania 5:45.293. Columbia 6:08.24


April 29 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 5:43.62. Cornell 5:47.13. Stanford 6:03.7

May 6 at Princeton, N.J.1. Brown 6:16.802. Princeton 6:27.45

May 21 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Grand Final)1. Princeton (wins Rowe Cup) 6:14.792. Northeastern 6:18.533. Brown 6:24.114. Pennsylvania 6:26.545. Harvard 6:27.116. Navy 6:30.10

June 4-6 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 5:36.92. Harvard 5:39.33. Pennsylvania 5:39.44. Georgetown 5:45.55. Cornell 5:45.76. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:06.2(Final)1. Brown 5:31.32. Navy 5:34.93. Washington 5:35.24. Harvard 5:39.05. Princeton 5:39.46. California 5:51.5(Brown wins Ten Eyck)

June 10 at Cincinnati (National Championships)1. Brown 5:23.402. Princeton 5:25.833. Northeastern 5:29.244. California 5:36.015. Long Beach State 5:37.40

1996Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Matthew J. RutherfordOverall: 7-2; Ivy: 3-2

March 30 at Annapolis, Md. (William E. Smith Rowing Cup)1. Princeton 5:50.22. Navy 5:51.9

April 6 at Princeton, N.J. (Logg Cup)1. Princeton 6:47.8

2. Rutgers 6:57.0

April 30, at Philadelphia, Pa. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 5:34.12. Pennsylvania 5:34.53. Cal-Berkeley 5:44.24. Columbia 5:57.8

April 20, at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 5:38.12. Princeton 5:38.53. MIT 5:58.1

April 27, at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Princeton 5:53.72. Yale 5:55.94

May 4, at Princeton N.J.1. Brown 5:55.22. Princeton 5:57.5

May 20, at Worcester, Mass.1. Northeastern 5:50.72. Pennsylvania 5:52.33. Princeton 5:52.44. Harvard 5:55.45. Yale 5:59.96. Dartmouth 6:05.8

June 1, at Camden N.J. (IRA Regatta)1. Princeton 5:29.62. Washington 5:30.93. Pennsylvania 5:36.24. Dartmouth 5:40.25. Navy 5:40.86. Georgetown 5:45.1

June 8, Cincinnati, OH1. Princeton 5:57.42. Pennsylvania 6:03.2

1997Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Tedmon K. Carson ‘97Overall: 9-0; Ivy: 6-0 (champion)(Eastern Sprints champion)

March 29 at Princeton, N.J. (William E. Smith Rowing Cup)1. Princeton 5:48.562. Navy 6:01.59




April 26 at Derby, Conn.1. Princeton 5:21.82. Yale 5:22.43. Cornell 5:40.7

May 3 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:33.002. Brown 5:36.50

May 11 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Grand Final)1. Princeton (wins Rowe Cup) 5:46.8

2. Yale 5:50.53. Brown 5:50.64. Harvard 5:52.25. Wisconsin 5:53.36. Northeastern 5:56.6

May 31 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)

1998Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Christopher W. Bordeau ‘98Overall: 8-1; Ivy: 5-1 National Champion

March 28 at Annapolis, Md. (William E. Smith Rowing Cup)1. Princeton 6:17.262. Navy 6:28.10


April 11 at New York, N.Y. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 6:05.742. Pennsylvania 6:06.473. Columbia 6:34.53


April 25 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:09.52. Yale 6:20.43. Cornell 6:39.3


May 11 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Grand Final)1. Princeton (won Rowe Cup)times unavailable

May 31 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)1. Princeton (won national championship) times unavailable

1999Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Geoff Adamson ‘99Overall: 9-0; Ivy: 6-0 (champion)(Eastern Sprints champion)

March 27 at Princeton, N.J. (William E. Smith Rowing Cup)1. Princeton 6:18.42. Navy 6:43.8


April 10 at Philadelphia, Pa. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 5:18.22. Pennsylvania 5:25.83. Columbia 5:37.0


April 24 at Princeton, N.J. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 6:21.32. Yale 6:37.1



3. Cornell 6:59.9


May 9 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Grand Final)1. Princeton (wins Rowe Cup) 5:42.102. Brown 5:46.993. Pennsylvania 5:48.914. Wisconsin 5:49.265. Harvard 5:50.286. Northeastern 5:54.88

May 31 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)(Grand Final)1. California 5:23.602. Princeton 5:26.303. Washington 5:28.004. Brown 5:29.805. Wisconsin 5:32.706. Pennsylvania 5:37.70

2000Coach: Curtis Jordan and Chris NilssonCaptain: David Bordeau ’00Overall: 8-2; Ivy: 4-2

April 1 at Annapolis, Md. (William E. Smith Rowing Cup)1. Princeton 5:48.992. Navy 5:56.79


April 15 at Princeton, N.J. (Childs Cup)1. Princeton 5:44.802. Pennsylvania 5:45.513. Columbia 5:57.234. Temple 5:58.87

April 22 at Cambridge, Mass. (Compton Cup)1. Harvard 5:28.92. Princeton 5:31.83. Northwestern 5:34.64. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:06.9

April 29 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Carnegie Cup)1. Princeton 6:02.02. Cornell 6:09.63. Yale 6:14.5

May 6 at Princeton, N.J.1. Brown 5:44.52. Princeton 5:52.3

May 21 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Grand Final)1. Brown 5:43.182. Princeton 5:44.993. Wisconsin 5:46.214. Harvard 5:46.595. Dartmouth 5:53.216. Northeastern 5:53.44

June 3 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)(Grand Final)1. California 5:39.582. Brown 5:44.503. Princeton 5:44.874. Washington 5:48.475. Temple 5:54.156. Dartmouth 5:57.78

Team2,000 metersPrinceton 5:01.2 vs. Cornell, at Washington, April 25, 1992 5:20.4 vs. Rutgers, at New Brunswick, N.J., May 5, 1984 5:21.8 vs. Yale, Cornell at Derby, Conn., April 26, 1997Lake Carnegie 5:33.0 Brown, vs. Princeton and Yale, April 30, 1994 5:33.00 Princeton, vs. Brown, May 3, 1997 5:36.63 Yale, vs. Brown and Princeton, May 2, 1992 5:37.3 Princeton, vs. Pennsylvania and Columbia, April 6, 1994 Most wins in a season9 1997 (9-0) 1999 (9-0)8 1949 (8-1) 1988 (8-2) 1994 (8-2) 1998 (8-1) 2000 (8-2)7 7 times, most recent: 1996 (7-2)6 11 times, most recent: 1982 (6-4)

Most losses in a season8 1946 (1-8)7 1930 (1-7) 1973 (2-7)6 four times, most recent: 1963 (3-6)

Fewest wins in a season (since 1911)0 1924 (0-2)1 13 times, most recent: 1946 (1-8)2 fivetimes,mostrecent:1973(2-7)3 13 times, most recent: 1979 (3-4)

Fewest losses in a season (since 1911)0 1997 (9-0) 1999 (9-0)1 11 times, most recent: 1998 (8-1)2 23 times, most recent: 2000 (8-2)3 13 times, most recent: 1989 (5-3)

Men’s Lightweight Crew1920Overall: 0-0

May 28 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 6:43.42. Princeton3. Yale4. Navy

1921Overall: 0-0

May 28 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Yale 7:40.02. Pennsylvania3. Princeton

4. Harvard

1922Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: J.T. WitherspoonOverall: 2-0

May 20 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 6:58.02. Yale 7:08.53. Harvard 7:12.0

May 27 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 6:41.42. Princeton3. Yale

1923Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: R.O. ReedOverall: 0-2

May 19 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 7:58.02. Harvard 2 lengths3. Princeton

May 26 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 7:30.52. Yale3. Princeton

1924Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: Matthew Baird IIIOverall: 0-2

May 17 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 8:50.22. Yale 8:51.83. Princeton 8:58.4

May 31 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 7:06.02. Columbia3. Yale4. Princeton

1925Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: John J. LivingoodOverall: 1-2

May 2 at Princeton, N.J.1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:21.0 2. Princeton

May 16 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 7:25.02. Princeton 7:29.03. Yale 7:35.0

May 30 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 6:47.22. Harvard 3 lengths3. Yale4. Princeton5. Columbia

1926Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: C.H. Cromwell, Jr.Overall: 2-1

May 8 at Princeton, N.J.

1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:00.42. Princeton 1 length

May 15 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 7:33.02. Harvard 7:37.43. Yale 7:43.0

May 31 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Princeton 7:22.02. Pennsylvania 1-1/2 lengths3. Navy4. Yale5. Columbia6. Harvard

1927Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: W.B. KragOverall: 0-2

May 7 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:46.02. Princeton 1/8 length

May 21 at Princeton, N.J.1. Yale 7:43.02. Princeton 7:45.0

May 28 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 6:39.82. Columbia3. Harvard (wins Goldthwait Cup)4. Yale (2nd in Goldthwait Cup)5. Princeton (3rd in Goldthwait Cup)

1928Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: J.H. ThompsonOverall: 3-0

April 28 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton by 4 lengths2. Mass. Inst. of Technology

May 19 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 6:57.52. Harvard 6:58.03. Yale 7:01.0

May 26 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Columbia 7:08.62. Pennsylvania 8:06.03. Princeton 8:07.04. Yale 9:00.05. Harvard 9:02.0 1929Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: I. KerrOverall: 1-1

April 27 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 7:21.02. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:27.0

May 11 at Princeton, N.J.1. Columbia 8:32.02. Princeton 8:56.2

May 25 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Goldthwait) 6:40.42. Columbia 6:41.83. Yale (2nd in Goldthwait) 6:45.04. Pennsylvania 6:46.4



RESULTS

5. Princeton (3rd in Goldthwait) 6:53.0

1930Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: T. Felton Wimberly, Jr.Overall: 1-2

May 3 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:00.42. Mass. Inst. of Technology

May 10 at New Haven, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 6:33.42. Harvard 6:35.03. Princeton 6:35.8

May 31 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Princeton 6:41.22. Pennsylvania 6:44.63. Harvard 6:46.84. Yale

July 2-4 at Royal Henley Regatta (Thames Challenge Cup)(First Heat)1. Princeton 7:42.02. Twickenham(Second Heat)1. Princeton 7:49.02. Clare College (Cambridge)(Semifinal)1. Kent School 7:27.02. Princeton

1931Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptains: Lucius F. Hallett, Jr., Charles T.H. MooreOverall: 3-1

May 2 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 7:32.82. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:36.03. Harvard 7:40.0

May 16 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 6:30.42. Princeton 6:38.83. Harvard 6:49.6

May 30 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)(Heat)1. Yale 7:13.02. Pennsylvania 7:13.43. Princeton eliminated

1932Coach: Bill BryanOverall: 2-1

May 7 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:18.62. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:26.6

May 21 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 7:53.02. Princeton 8:02.03. Harvard 8:02.1

May 28 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton times unavailable2. Columbia3. Navy(Final)

1. Columbia 6:45.02. Pennsylvania 6:48.03. Princeton 6:50.04. Harvard 6:58.0

1933Coach: Bill BryanCaptain: Standish Backus, Jr.Overall: 2-1

April 29 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:53.82. Princeton 6:54.8

May 13 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 7:32.02. Yale 7:34.63. Harvard 7:49.6

May 27 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Princeton 6:45.02. Columbia 6:49.03. Navy 6:53.04. Pennsylvania 6:55.05. Harvard 6:59.0

July 5 at Royal Henley Regatta (Thames Challenge Cup)(First Heat)1. Quinton Boat Club 7:17.02. Princeton

1934Coach: Bill BryanCaptain: Henry C. MialOverall: 1-4

May 5 at Princeton, N.J.1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:39.22. Princeton 7:52.9

May 12 at Princeton, N.J.1. Pennsylvania 7:12.02. Columbia 7:12.13. Princeton 7:15.4


May 26 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 6:33.02. Princeton3. Columbia4. Navy5. Cornell

1935Coach: Bill BryanCaptain: Durand EcheverriaOverall: 5-0

April 27 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 6:58.32. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:09.0

May 11 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:11.62. Columbia 7:16.23. Pennsylvania 7:26.5

May 18 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 7:00.82. Yale 7:01.03. Harvard 7:09.0

May 25 at Philadelphia (American Henley Regatta)1. Princeton 6:51.02. Pennsylvania 6:54.03. Columbia4. Navy5. Harvard

1936Coach: Bill BryanCaptain: G.R. CookeOverall: 1-3

April 25 at New York1. Columbia 6:15.02. Princeton 6:19.0

May 2 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 7:17.12. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:26.3

May 16 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 7:01.22. Harvard 7:02.03. Princeton 7:05.2

1937Coaches: Bill Bryan, Jim Ten EyckCaptain: Beverly W. WarnerOverall: 0-3

April 24 at Princeton, N.J.1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:06.02. Princeton 7:06.1

May 15 at Princeton, N.J. (American Row-ing Association Regatta)(Heat)1. Yale2. Harvard3. Columbia4. Princeton (eliminated) 7:16.0

May 22 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 6:52.42. Harvard 6:57.63. Princeton 7:03.4

1938Coach: Bill BryanCaptain: John F. KraemerOverall: 1-2


May 14 at Princeton, N.J. (ARA-WrightCup)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:54.92. Mass. Inst. of Technology3. Cornell4. Manhattan(Final)1. Yale 7:10.52. Harvard 7:13.93. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:15.94. Princeton 7:20.3

May 21 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 7:00.52. Yale 7:00.73. Princeton

1939Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Eben C. HallOverall: 0-3

April 29 at Philadelphia

1. Pennsylvania 7:16.02. Princeton 7:27.4


May 20 at Boston (ARA-Wright Cup)1. Harvard 7:39.62. Yale 7:44.83. Cornell 7:46.24. Pennsylvania 7:53.05. Princeton 7:56.06. Columbia 8:00.07. Mass. Inst. of Technology 8:01.0

1940Coach: Dutch SchochCaptain: Philip O. StearnsOverall: 0-4

April 27 at Princeton, N.J.1. Pennsylvania 8:11.22. Princeton 8:26.0

May 4 at Princeton, N.J.1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:46.22. Princeton 7:53.2

May 11 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 7:01.22. Yale 7:03.23. Princeton 7:16.0

May 18 at Cambridge, Mass. (ARA-Wright Cup)1. Harvard 6:56.02. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:56.23. Princeton 7:05.04. Yale (tied)4. Cornell (tied)4. Pennsylvania (tied)7. Columbia

1941Coach: Jim RathschmidtCaptain: Peter M. DeanOverall: 4-1

April 19 at New York1. Princeton 6:23.82. Columbia 6:34.03. Rutgers 6:49.0

April 26 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:50.62. Pennsylvania 3/4 length

May 10 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 7:02.52. Princeton 7:03.03. Yale 7:06.0

May 17 at Cambridge, Mass. (ARA-Wright Cup)1. Harvard 6:40.02. Princeton 6:45.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:45.44. Columbia 6:55.25. Pennsylvania

1942Coach: Jim RathschmidtCaptain: Eugene W. (Butch) Mason, Jr.Overall: 2-2

April 25 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Ham-

Men’s Lightweight Crew


RESULTS

mond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania 6:45.42. Princeton 6:49.0


May 9 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 6:48.82. Princeton 6:53.63. Yale 6:53.8

May 16 at Princeton, N.J. (ARA-Wright Cup)1. Princeton 6:40.82. Pennsylvania 6:41.13. Harvard 6:42.04. Cornell 6:50.05. Columbia 6:52.66. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:57.6

1943Coach: Gordon G. SikesOverall: 3-2

April 24 at Philadelphia1. Pennsylvania 7:16.22. Princeton 7:21.03. Rutgers

May 1 at Philadelphia1. Cornell 7:02.32. Princeton 7:05.43. Pennsylvania 7:05.44. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:12.0

May 8 at Princeton, N.J. (one mile)1. Princeton 5:17.02. Kent School 5:27.0

1944-45Lightweight crew competition suspended

1946Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: John S. Ralston, Jr.Overall: 1-3

April 27 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Ham-mond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania times unavailable2. Princeton

May 11 at Cambridge, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard times unavailable2. Pennsylvania3. Cornell4. Princeton

May 25 at Princeton, N.J.1. Cornell times unavailable2. Princeton

June 1 at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Pennsylvania by 0.6 second2. Princeton3. Cornell

1947Coach: Gordon G. SikesCaptain: James H. Stewart, Jr.Overall: 3-1

April 19 at Philadelphia (informal race)1. Princeton 6:29.02. Pennsylvania 3/4 length

May 3 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Hammond

Trophy)1. Princeton 7:18.22. Pennsylvania 2/3 length3. Columbia 5 lengths

May 10 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 6:19.0 2. Princeton 6:19.43. Yale 6:25.6

May 17 at Cambridge, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard 6:54.22. Princeton 6:58.03. Yale 7:01.04. Pennsylvania 7:01.45. Cornell6. Columbia7. Mass. Inst. of Technology

1948Coach: Dave SpencerCaptain: Jack P. EilerOverall: 2-2 (EARC champion)

May 1 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Princeton 7:05.22. Pennsylvania 7:06.13. Columbia 7:27.1

May 8 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 8:04.02. Yale 8:09.03. Princeton 8:12.0

May 15 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton2. Yale3. Cornell4. Mass. Inst. of Technology(Final)1. Princeton 7:04.42. Pennsylvania 7:07.93. Harvard 7:09.94. Yale 7:14.0

June 30-July 3 at Henley Royal Regatta (Thames Challenge Cup)(First Heat)1. Princeton2. Trinity (Cambridge)(2nd Heat)1. Princeton2. Lincoln College (Oxford)(Quarterfinal)1. Princeton2. Emmanuel College (Oxford)(Semifinal)1. Princeton2. Kent School(Final)1. Princeton2. Royal Air Force

1949Coach: Charles Von Wrangell Captain: Michael W. Huber Overall: 4-1

April 30 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Princeton 7:00.02. Pennsylvania 7:04.03. Columbia 7:14.0

May 7 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 7:37.8

2. Harvard 7:42.43. Yale 7:57.2

May 14 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)1. Cornell 7:28.92. Princeton 7:32.13. Harvard 7:33.64. Pennsylvania 7:38.0

May 21 at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Cornell 6:32.52. Princeton 6:33.9

at Royal Henley Regatta (Thames Challenge Cup)(Final)1. Princeton

1950Coach: Charles Von WrangellCaptain: Henry L. BirdOverall: 2-2

April 22 at New York1. Princeton 6:23.42. Columbia

May 6 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania 6:53.62. Princeton 7:01.4


May 20 at Cambridge, Mass. (EARCRegatta)1. Yale 6:52.02. Cornell 6:53.73. Pennsylvania 6:55.24. Harvard 7:01.45. Princeton 7:03.26. Columbia 7:07.37. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:13.2 1951Coach: Charles Von WrangellCaptain: Gerald M. MayerOverall: 1-3

April 21 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:58.52. Columbia 7:03.0

May 5 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania 6:39.62. Princeton 6:50.6

May 12 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 7:13.32. Harvard 7:18.23. Princeton 7:23.3

May 19 at Cambridge, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 6:43.02. Yale 6:45.33. Harvard 6:45.44. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:56.75. Columbia 6:57.66. Princeton (only seven rowers) 7:06.87. Cornell 7:08.2

1952Coach: Arthur SueltzCaptain: William C. Kappes, Jr.

Overall: 0-5

April 26 at New York (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania 6:25.52. Columbia 6:33.43. Princeton 6:43.6


May 10 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 6:57.22. Harvard 7:00.53. Yale 7:14.84. Princeton 7:21.9

May 17 at Princeton, N.J.1. Pennsylvania 6:24.42. Princeton 6:35.7 1953Coach: Arthur SueltzCaptain: Jay W. JacobsOverall: 4-0 (EARC champion)


May 2 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 6:45.62. Yale 6:48.03. Harvard 6:51.0

May 9 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:21.22. Pennsylvania 6:31.2

May 16 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)1. Princeton 6:40.52. Yale 6:43.23. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:46.34. Harvard 6:50.0

July 1-4 at Royal Henley Regatta(First Heat)1. Princeton2. Belliol College (Oxford)(Second Heat)1. Princeton2. Ruder Guerienshaft(Quarterfinal)1. Princeton2. Pelerhouse College (Cambridge)(Semifinal)1. Royal Air Force2. Princeton 1954Coach: John StiegmanCaptain: David G. PowellOverall: 5-1

April 29 at New York1. Princeton 6:10.82. Columbia 6:22.3

May 1 at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Princeton 7:06.02. Cornell 7:10.0

May 8 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:55.22. Princeton (wins Goldthwait) 6:56.53. Harvard (2nd in Goldthwait) 7:03.04. Yale (3rd in Goldthwait) 7:15.0



RESULTS

May 15 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton2. Harvard3. Columbia(Final)1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:10.12. Princeton 7:11.03. Pennsylvania4. Columbia

May 22 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:58.82. Pennsylvania 7:00.3 1955Coach: John StiegmanCaptain: Thomas C.H. WebsterRecord: 6-0


April 30 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:34.02. Cornell 6:36.33. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:42.3


May 14 at Cambridge, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Pennsylvania 6:42.42. Mass. Inst. of Technology3. Princeton 6:45.84. Cornell5. Navy6. Harvard

May 21 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 7:06.42. Harvard 7:13.43. Yale 7:18.6

1956Coach: Donald RoseCaptain:WilliamW.SatterfieldOverall: 7-0; Ivy: 6-0 (EARC champion)


April 28 at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Princeton 7:15.02. Cornell 7:17.43. Navy 7:34.4

May 5 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 6:33.82. Harvard 6:37.03. Yale 6:42.64. Dartmouth 6:45.0

May 12 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:41.02. Dartmouth 6:43.53. Navy 7:03.5(Final)1. Princeton 6:31.02. Cornell 6:33.43. Harvard 6:34.24. Yale 6:45.7

May 19 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:30.62. Pennsylvania 6:37.2

July 4-7 at Royal Henley Regatta (Thames Challenge Cup)(First Heat)1. Princeton 7:52.02. British Lensbury(Second Heat)1. Princeton 7:28.02. Thames River Rowing Club(Quarterfinal)1. Princeton 7:14.02. Isis Boating Club(Semifinal)1. Princeton 7:38.02. Kent School(Final)1. Princeton 7:10.0 2. Royal Air Force

1957Coach: Donald Rose Captain: James R. NewcomerOverall: 7-0; Ivy: 6-0 (EARC champion)

April 27 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:39.62. Cornell 6:33.03. Pennsylvania 6:52.74. Columbia 7:01.7

May 4 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:32.02. Navy 6:32.63. Pennsylvania

May 11 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 6:31.62. Harvard 6:31.73. Yale 6:35.0

May 18 at Annapolis, Md. (EARC Regatta)1. Princeton 6:51.32. Harvard 6:52.33. Yale 6:54.54. Cornell5. Navy6. Mass. Inst. of Technology7. Dartmouth8. Pennsylvania9. Columbia

July 3-6 at Royal Henley Regatta (Thames Challenge Cup)(First Heat)1. Princeton2. Crowland Rowing Club(Second Heat)1. Princeton2. Royal Air Force(Semifinal)1. Princeton(Final)1. Princeton2. Provincia Bank R.C.

1958Coach: Albert PoveyCaptain: Charles L. Moran IIIOverall: 2-3; Ivy: 2-3

April 26 at New York

1. Cornell 6:07.02. Princeton 6:08.03. Columbia 6:16.0



May 17 at Cambridge, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard 7:25.82. Cornell3. Princeton 7:31.34. Navy5. Mass. Inst. of Technology6. Dartmouth 1959Coach: Albert PoveyCaptain: Michael J. KellyOverall: 4-2; Ivy: 4-2

April 25 at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Princeton 6:27.02. Cornell 6:29.4

May 2 at Philadelphia1. Yale 6:55.82. Princeton (wins W-H Trophy) 6:56.73. Columbia 6:59.24. Pennsylvania (2nd in W-H) 7:15.9


May 16 at Cambridge, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Dartmouth2. Columbia3. Princeton4. Navy(Final)1. Harvard 7:15.12. Dartmouth3. Princeton 7:23.14. Cornell5. Columbia6. Yale

1960Coach: Albert PoveyCaptain: Oscar B. Marx IIIOverall: 4-3; Ivy: 3-3


April 23 at Annapolis, Md.1. Princeton 7:27.42. Navy 7:27.5

April 30 at Princeton, N.J.1. Cornell 6:33.22. Princeton 6:33.8

May 7 at Princeton, N.J.1. Harvard 6:27.62. Princeton (wins W-H Trophy) 6:40.33. Pennsylvania (2nd in W-H) 6:41.4

May 14 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard 7:02.62. Navy3. Cornell5. Princeton 7:26.2


1961Coach: Albert PoveyCaptain: Alan MacKenzieOverall: 2-6; Ivy: 1-5

April 15 at Princeton, N.J.1. Navy 6:52.02. Columbia 6:55.43. Princeton 6:56.4

April 22 at Princeton ,N.J.1. Princeton 6:37.02. Detroit Boat Club 6:40.03. St. Joseph’s 6:50.8

April 29 at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Cornell 6:58.32. Princeton 7:12.4

May 6 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Harvard 6:58.52. Princeton 7:01.53. Pennsylvania


May 20 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Cornell 6:14.82. Princeton 6:15.43. Harvard 6:21.54. Pennsylvania 6:29.7(Final)1. Harvard 6:09.42. Cornell 6:10.13. Navy 6:14.64. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:15.05. Yale 6:16.96. Princeton 6:17.4

1962Coach: Albert PoveyCaptain: Douglas H. LatimerOverall: 3-5; Ivy: 2-4


April 21 at Annapolis, Md.1. Navy 7:38.62. Princeton 7:38.8

April 28 at Princeton, N.J.1. Cornell 6:29.02. Princeton 6:32.0

May 5 at Princeton, N.J.1. Harvard 7:17.02. Pennsylvania (wins W-H) 7:23.73. Princeton (2nd in W-H Trophy) 7:24.04. Rutgers 7:33.4



RESULTS


May 19 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Harvard 6:29.22. Princeton 6:32.23. Columbia 6:32.84. Dartmouth 6:37.95. Pennsylvania 6:50.2(Final)1. Cornell 6:14.5 Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:14.5 Navy 6:14.54. Harvard 6:19.55. Princeton 6:22.46. Columbia 6:28.0

1963Coach: Albert PoveyCaptain: Frederick G. BrownOverall: 3-3; Ivy: 2-3

April 13 at Princeton, N.J.1. Columbia 7:01.82. Princeton 7:12.0

April 20 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:15.42. Navy 7:21.4




May 18 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Cornell (wins Jope Cup) 6:33.92. Mass. Inst. of Technology3. Harvard5. Princeton 6:52.9

1964Coach: Albert C. PoveyCaptain: James B. StreetOverall: 3-4; Ivy: 3-2



April 25 at Princeton, N.J.1. Cornell 6:38.52. Rutgers3. Princeton 6:56.5


May 9 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)

1. Harvard 6:49.72. Princeton3. Yale

May 16 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Harvard 6:57.82. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:00.03. Princeton 7:02.24. Rutgers 7:04.25. Georgetown 7:11.46. Pennsylvania 7:28.7(Final)1. Cornell (wins Jope Cup) 6:45.82. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:55.33. Harvard 7:00.64. Dartmouth 7:12.45. Yale 7:12.86. Princeton 7:28.9

1965Coach: Albert PoveyCaptain: Jeffrey R. FisherOverall: 3-4; Ivy: 1-4

April 10 at Princeton, N.J.1. Columbia 7:28.12. Princeton 7:42.0

April 17 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:43.12. Navy 6:44.03. Rutgers 6:53.1




May 16 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Cornell time unavailablePrincetonfailedtoqualifyforfinal(Harvard wins Jope Cup) 1966Coach: Findley MeislahnCaptain: Robert B. McGinleyOverall: 8-2; Ivy: 4-2


April 16 at Annapolis, Md.1. Princeton 7:11.52. Navy 7:16.13. Rutgers 7:29.5

April 23 at Princeton, N.J.1. Cornell 6:05.92. Princeton 6:11.33. Rutgers 6:11.4

April 30 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Ham-mond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:13.02. Pennsylvania 6:18.93. Dartmouth 6:25.14. Georgetown 6:29.0


May 14 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) times2. Cornell unavailable3. Dartmouth4. Princeton

1967Coach: Findley MeislahnCaptain: Richard O. PrentkeOverall: 5-2; Ivy: 3-2



April 22 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Cornell 7:06.02. Princeton 7:10.5

April 29 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:09.32. Pennsylvania 6:10.3

May 6 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 6:10.32. Princeton 6:14.53. Yale 6:21.5

May 13 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Cornell 6:14.92. Princeton 6:16.63. Navy 6:21.94. Georgetown 6:28.65. Rutgers 6:33.3(Final)1. Cornell 6:14.02. Pennsylvania (wins Jope Cup) 6:18.13. Princeton 6:22.04. Harvard 6:22.75. Columbia 6:28.96. Navy 6:55.7

1968Coach: Findley MeislahnCaptain: John P. DoranOverall: 6-2; Ivy: 3-2



April 20 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Cornell 6:12.02. Princeton 6:13.23. Georgetown 6:27.44. Rutgers 6:29.4

April 27 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Ham-mond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:32.5

2. Pennsylvania 6:35.8


May 11 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:19.82. Navy 6:22.33. Columbia 6:22.74. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:22.85. Harvard 6:28.0(Final)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:08.32. Pennsylvania 6:13.63. Cornell 6:14.54. Princeton 6:16.75. Yale 6:20.86. Columbia 6:25.17. Navy 6:26.6

1969Coach: Findley MeislahnCaptain: J. Stephen DeupreeOverall: 2-6; Ivy: 1-4


April 12 at Princeton, N.J.1. Navy 6:35.12. Rutgers 6:37.53. Princeton 6:39.0

April 19 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Cornell 6:37.02. Princeton 6:47.0

April 26 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania 6:34.02. Princeton 6:38.03. Georgetown 6:56.6

May 3 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 6:46.02. Yale 6:50.53. Princeton 6:57.7

May 10 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:24.82. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:27.73. Rutgers 6:27.86. Princeton 6:29.2

1970Coach: F. Wood FischerCaptain: John S. SleteOverall: 5-2; Ivy: 3-2



April 18 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:58.22. Rutgers 7:04.2



3. Cornell 7:12.1

April 25 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Ham-mond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:12.42. Pennsylvania 6:20.8


May 9 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:06.72. Yale 6:15.73. Princeton 6:16.3

1971Coach: F. Wood FischerCaptain: Edwin C. Yeary, Jr.Overall: 8-1; Ivy: 4-1



April 17 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:40.02. Cornell 6:55.43. Rutgers 6:56.0

April 24 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond

Trophy)1. Princeton 7:01.62. Pennsylvania 7:07.13. Georgetown 7:28.6


May 8 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:39.22. Columbia 6:53.23. Princeton 6:55.5

1972Coach: F. Wood FischerCaptains: Jesse T. Davidson III, JohnJ.GriffinOverall: 6-1; Ivy: 4-1

at New York1. Princeton 6:34.52. Columbia 6:52.5

at Annapolis, Md.1. Princeton 6:05.32. Navy 6:13.6

April 22 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:36.02. Cornell 6:41.23. Rutgers 6:46.5



May 13 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:29.52. Princeton 6:38.73. Navy 6:41.0

1973Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: Arthur G. OllerOverall: 8-0; Ivy: 5-0 (EARC champion)



April 21 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:00.02. Rutgers 6:07.73. Cornell (2nd in Platt) 6:15.1


May 5 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)

1. Princeton 5:39.12. Harvard 5:39.53. Yale 5:58.6

May 12 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Princeton 6:15.52. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:19.53. Pennsylvania 6:24.3

July 4-7 at Royal Henley Regatta (Thames Challenge Cup)(First Heat)1. Princeton 7:18.02. Townmead Rowing Club(Second Heat)1. Princeton 6:33.02. Christiania Roklub (Norway)(Quarterfinal)1. Princeton 6:40.02. Kingston Rowing Club(Semifinal)1. Princeton2. Irish Police Crew(Final)1. Princeton2. Thames Tradesmen’s Rowing Club 1974Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: William M. Walton IIIOverall: 7-1; Ivy: 4-1

April 6 at New York1. Princeton 6:42.0

RESULTSMen’s Lightweight Crew

Two noteable Princetonians teach

Harvard how to row while attending Harvard Law School

UNDEFEATED 1973 LIGHTWEIGHT

FRESHMAH CHAMPIONS

Coach Dick Prentke of Shaker Heights, Ohio. Captain, 1967 Princeton Varsity Lightweight Crew, Coach, JEB Stuart H.S. Nat’l Lightweight Champi-ons, Potomac Boat Club World Lightweight Champions, and Georgetown University Freshman Lightweights. Coach of Harvard Freshman Lightweights, 1971-73.Asst. Coach: Bob Braunohler, Princeton ’68.

Standing: Coach Prentke, Assistant Coach Braunohler, Reynolds, Leahey, Reichert, Manager Beal.Seated: Kuschner, Heller, Ferguson, Soderberg, Sieber Cox: Levitch


2. Columbia 6:42.8


April 20 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:12.52. Rutgers 6:14.53. Drexel 6:18.54. Cornell (2nd in Platt) 6:19.5



May 11 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:28.22. Pennsylvania 6:31.93. Mass Institute of Tech. 6:34.3 Princeton results unavailable 1975Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: William A. Hayne Overall: 2-7; Ivy: 2-3

April 5 at Princeton, N.J.1. Marist 7:44.62. Columbia 7:50.03. Princeton 7:53.0

April 12 at Princeton, N.J.1. Rutgers 6:32.82. Navy 6:34.03. Princeton 6:43.5

April 19 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Rutgers 6:11.82. Princeton (1st in Platt) 6:19.33. Cornell (2nd in Platt) 6:22.0

April 26 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania 5:52.22. Princeton 6:00.0


May 11 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Pennsylvania 6:07.12. Dartmouth 6:10.23. Navy 6:10.54. Princeton 6:14.65. Yale 6:16.6(Petite Final)1. Princeton 6:08.52. Yale 6:10.83. Cornell 6:11.24. Columbia 6:27.0(Final)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:00.8 1976Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: Wendell B. ColsonOverall: 3-4; Ivy: 2-3



April 24 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:14.32. Rutgers 6:15.83. Cornell (2nd in Platt) 6:35.0

May 1 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania 6:08.42. Princeton 6:11.4


May 16 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Dartmouth 6:37.32. Navy 6:38.93. Princeton 6:39.74. Coast Guard 6:40.55. Rutgers 6:48.86. Columbia 7:15.0(Final)1. Pennsylvania 6:25.52. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:27.53. Dartmouth 6:29.64. Navy 6:30.15. Princeton 6:36.06. Yale 6:43.0

1977Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptains:JonathanH.Jaffin,GaryJ.MoffatOverall: 7-2; Ivy: 3-2

April 9 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:38.22. Columbia 6:57.03. Marist 7:00.0


April 23 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:30.42. Rutgers 6:36.23. Cornell (2nd in Platt) 6:36.9

April 30 at Philadelphia (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania 6:12.52. Princeton 6:13.0


May 15 at Princeton, N.J. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Navy 6:40.02. Princeton 6:42.13. Pennsylvania 6:42.74. Dartmouth 6:44.65. Columbia 7:11.0(Final)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:19.9

2. Navy 6:23.73. Pennsylvania 6:25.04. Princeton 6:26.05. Yale 6:27.06. Rutgers 6:30.2

1978Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptains: Jacob H. Gregory, Robert F. WernerOverall: 5-2; Ivy: 2-2

at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:24.12. La Salle 7:44.2

at Annapolis, Md.1. Princeton 6:41.02. Navy 6:47.8

at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 7:01.62. Cornell 7:02.73. Rutgers 7:10.0

at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Hammond Trophy)1. Pennsylvania 6:31.02. Princeton 6:32.8

at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 6:16.62. Princeton 6:18.63. Yale 6:28.8

May 14 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Harvard 6:42.42. Cornell 6:44.53. Princeton 6:50.74. Yale 6:52.7(Final)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:16.52. Princeton 6:17.83. Rutgers 6:20.14. Cornell 6:22.45. Pennsylvania 6:24.26. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:26.3

1979Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: Jacob H. GregoryOverall: 7-3; Ivy: 3-3

April 1 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:16.52. Georgetown 6:30.6


April 14 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:48.42. Navy 6:55.13. Columbia 6:55.44. Rutgers 7:09.0

April 21 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Cornell 6:10.82. Princeton 6:10.93. Rutgers 6:20.7



May 12 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Harvard 6:40.62. Princeton 6:44.43. Pennsylvania 6:48.74. Navy 6:51.55. Columbia 6:56.7(Final)1. Yale 6:28.52. Princeton 6:31.63. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 6:35.34. Cornell 6:37.45. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:39.86. Pennsylvania 6:49.8

1980Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptains: Christopher R. Gaylord, Robert SommerOverall: 7-3; Ivy: 4-1

March 29 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:36.02. Rutgers 6:48.0

April 5 at Princeton, N.J.1. Connecticut College 6:53.02. Princeton 7:07.03. Columbia 7:10.04. Williams 7:10.55. La Salle 7:14.0


April 19 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:06.52. Cornell 6:08.5



May 11 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:59.62. Princeton 7:01.33. Dartmouth 7:02.94. Pennsylvania 7:05.25. Columbia 7:18.4(Final)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 7:00.32. Cornell 7:06.83. Yale 7:11.04. Princeton 7:15.85. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:18.16. Dartmouth 7:18.5

1981Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptains: William B. Doyle, Jr. Stephen W. MorssOverall: 7-0; Ivy: 5-0 (EARC champion)



RESULTSMen’s Lightweight Crew


RESULTS3. Rutgers 6:35.4

April 18 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:57.32. Cornell 7:08.9


May 2 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 6:00.82. Yale 6:02.93. Harvard 6:05.0

May 17 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 5:58.22. Harvard 5:59.43. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:01.24. Dartmouth 6:01.35. Columbia 6:15.0(Final)1. Princeton (wins Jope Cup) 5:52.12. Harvard 5:53.43. Yale 6:01.74. Pennsylvania 6:01.95. Navy 6:02.9 Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:02.9

July 2-3 at Royal Henley Regatta (Ladies Plate)(First Heat)1. Princeton(Second Heat)1. Trinity (Conn.) 3/4 length2. Princeton 1982Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: Robert B. Van Cleve IIOverall: 6-2; Ivy: 2-2

April 3 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:14.02. Rutgers 6:24.03. New York Maritime College 7:14.0


April 17 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 5:54.72. Rutgers 6:00.73. Cornell (2nd in Platt Cup) 6:14.6



May 16 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:19.82. Yale 6:22.03. Pennsylvania 6:25.34. Rutgers 6:25.85. Columbia 6:40.0(Final)

1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 5:53.5 2. Princeton 5:54.83. Yale 5:56.44. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:01.25. Pennsylvania 6:02.46. Navy 6:06.6

1983Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: John S. AndrewsOverall: 9-0; Ivy: 5-0 (EARC champion)

April 2 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:58.02. Rutgers 6:02.93. Pennsylvania 6:09.34. Drexel 6:30.3




April 30 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 5:43.92. Yale 5:46.73. Harvard 5:47.1

May 15 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:28.52. Harvard 6:29.43. Dartmouth 6:31.24. Columbia 6:44.95. Pennsylvania 6:54.6(Final)1. Princeton (wins Jope Cup) 6:12.22. Yale 6:12.63. Harvard 6:13.24. Dartmouth 6:18.85. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:22.76. Rutgers 6:29.3

June 18 at Marlow, England (Marlow Regatta — 1,600 meters)(Semifinal)1. Isis 1/2 length2. Princeton 3/4 length3. Durham Boat Club

June 25 at Reading, England (Reading Regatta — 800 meters)(Heat)1. Princeton convincingly2. Cambridge 99 Boat Club(Final)1. Princeton 1 length2. Trinity (Dublin)

June 30-July 3 at Henley Royal Regatta(First Heat)1. Princeton convincingly2. Jesus College A(Second Heat)1. Princeton convincingly2. Jesus College B(Quarterfinal)1. Princeton 3/4 length2. University College of Dublin(Semifinal)

1. Isis 1-1/2 lengths2. Princeton

1984Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: Mark G. CalifanoOverall: 6-1; Ivy: 4-0

March 31 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:36.42. Drexel 6:59.8


April 14 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Rutgers 6:40.72. Princeton (wins Platt) 6:45.03. Cornell (2nd in Platt) 6:55.4


April 28 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 5:50.02. Harvard 5:51.03. Yale 5:52.0

May 13 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Yale 6:20.92. Princeton (wins Jope Cup) 6:21.43. Rutgers 6:21.74. Harvard 6:25.85. Dartmouth 6:27.26. Columbia 6:35.5

July 1 at Royal Henley Regatta (Ladies Plate)(Semifinal)1. Brown 1 length2. Princeton

1985Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptains: Andrew L. Card, Michael W. WaisOverall: 6-0; Ivy: 4-0 (EARC champion)

March 30 at Princeton, N.J. (informal)1. Princeton 6:10.22. Rhode Island 6:22.8




April 27 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 5:50.52. Yale 5:53.03. Harvard 5:55.6

May 12 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Princeton (wins Jope Cup) 6:05.92. Yale 6:11.6

3. Harvard 6:12.24. Navy 6:15.85. Cornell 6:15.96. Dartmouth 6:24.0

July 4-7 at Royal Henley Regatta (Ladies Plate)(First heat)1. Princeton2.Hannover(Germany) disqualified(Second heat)1. Princeton2. University of Bristol(Quarterfinal)1. Princeton 6:50.02. Temple(Semifinal)1. Leander 1 length2. Princeton

1986Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptains: Robert G. Hedlund III, Jesse E. SmedleyOverall: 5-1; Ivy: 4-0 (EARC champion)

March 29 at Princeton, N.J. (Princeton Invitational Regatta)1. Princeton 6:43.42. Vesper Boating Club 6:44.5


April 12 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Rutgers 6:24.102. Princeton 6:24.113. Cornell 6:36.70



May 18 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:13.32. Rutgers 6:15.23. Navy 6:19.04. UCLA 6:21.95. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:22.96. Columbia 6:23.8(Final)1. Princeton (wins Jope Cup) 6:19.52. Yale 6:22.13. Rutgers 6:25.54. Harvard 6:27.75. Cornell 6:30.36. Navy 6:33.4

June 5-7 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)(Heavyweight Second Varsity Heat)1. Princeton Lightweights 5:57.92. Wisconsin 5:58.03. Brown 6:01.04. Cornell 6:07.05. Navy 6:12.9(Final)1. Wisconsin 5:56.82. Brown 5:58.23. Princeton Lightweights 6:03.34. Princeton 2V Heavyweights 6:03.65. Cornell 6:07.0



RESULTS

6. Navy 6:08.7

June 14 at Cincinnati (National Regatta)1. Princeton 6:10.02. San Diego State 6:19.13. Yale4. California Maritime Academy

at Royal Henley Regatta (Ladies Plate)(1st Heat)1. Princeton2. Union Boat Club (Boston)(Quarterfinal)1. Garda Siochana 1-3/4 lengths2. Princeton

1987Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: Andrew S. BallardOverall: 4-2; Ivy: 3-1


April 11 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Rutgers 5:51.92. Princeton 5:54.83. Cornell 6:02.7


April 25 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 6:06.52. Princeton 6:12.13. Harvard 6:13.6

May 10 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Yale 5:50.12. Princeton (wins Jope Cup) 5:52.03. Rutgers 5:53.14. Harvard 5:53.45. Pennsylvania 6:02.56. Cornell 6:08.5

June 13 at Albany, N.Y. (National Regatta)1. Yale 6:08.03. Princeton 6:11.7

1988Coach: Gary KilpatrickCaptain: Michael K. AtalayOverall: 8-0; Ivy: 4-0

April 2 at Augusta, Ga. (Augusta Invita-tional)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:29.22. Wisconsin 6:31.93. Purdue 6:36.84. Georgetown 6:39.25. Cincinnati 6:47.9(Final)1. Syracuse 6:18.22. Rutgers 6:23.53. Cornell 6:25.44. Bulgaria National Team 6:27.15. Princeton 6:28.2


April 16 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:25.22. Rutgers 6:28.53. Cornell 6:34.64. Navy 6:46.0


April 24 at Princeton, N.J. 1. Princeton 6:17.02. Georgetown 6:27.0

April 30 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 5:44.12. Harvard 5:46.43. Yale 5:49.5

May 15 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:47.52. Yale 6:49.13. Navy 6:51.94. Dartmouth 6:57.75. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:00.5(Final)1. Harvard 6:22.62. Princeton (wins Jope Cup) 6:25.23. Yale 6:31.34. Cornell 6:33.75. Rutgers 6:38.96. Navy 6:46.2

at Albany, N.Y. (National Regatta)1. Princeton 6:31.01

1989Coach: Joe Murtaugh Captains: Jon D. Sarnoff, Robert Q. ScacheriOverall: 5-1; Ivy: 3-1

April 8 at Princeton, N.J.1. French National Team 5:59.02. Princeton 6:06.33. Navy 6:29.9

April 15 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 5:55.02. Rutgers 5:58.23. Cornell 6:02.5


April 29 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 5:51.82. Princeton 5:52.23. Yale 5:56.8

May 14 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard 6:09.82. Yale (wins Jope Cup) 6:12.93. Princeton 6:14.54. Dartmouth 6:18.35. Rutgers 6:21.86. Cornell 6:25.97. Columbia 6:31.2

June 11 at Albany, N.Y. (National Regatta)1. Princeton 5:31.0

2. Yale 5:31.2

1990Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptains: Michael G. Anderer, Michael G. HirschfeldOverall: 5-1; Ivy: 3-1

March 31 at Augusta, Ga. (Augusta Invi-tational)1. Harvard 6:41.12. Dartmouth 6:43.53. Princeton 6:46.6


April 21 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:00.02. Rutgers 6:04.73. Cornell 6:10.0


May 5 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 5:56.02. Princeton 5:58.03. Harvard 6:01.0

May 20 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:01.5 Harvard 6:01.53. Cornell 6:03.34. Pennsylvania 6:05.15. Navy 6:14.5(Final)1. Yale 5:59.72. Princeton (wins Jope Cup) 6:01.23. Dartmouth 6:01.44. Harvard 6:01.95. Rutgers 6:03.76. Cornell 6:04.7

June 2 at Syracuse, N.Y. (IRA Regatta)1. Yale 6:21.62. Dartmouth 6:23.23. Princeton 6:25.14. Cal-Santa Barbara 6:29.55. Georgetown 6:32.26. Harvard 6:37.47. Cornell 6:46.1

1991Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptains: Matthew R. Camuso, Jasper A. MalcolmsonOverall: 5-2; Ivy: 3-2

March 30 at Augusta, Ga. (Augusta Invi-tational)1. Princeton 6:45.42. Harvard JV 6:55.53. Dartmouth 7:04.44. Yale JV 7:17.4

April 6 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:57:072. Navy 6:06.623. Columbia 6:16.81

April 13 at Ithaca, N.Y. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 5:55.32. Rutgers 6:02.9

3. Cornell 6:03.5


April 27 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 5:40.52. Harvard 5:42.63. Princeton 5:44.5

May 12 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard (wins Jope Cup) 5:48.92. Princeton 5:53.53. Cornell 5:55.54. Yale 5:55.55. Rutgers 5:59.96. Pennsylvania 6:04.2

1992Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptain: Stephen M. HopeOverall: 4-2; Ivy: 2-2

March 28 at Augusta, Ga. (Augusta Invi-tational)1. Princeton 6:56.62. Dartmouth 7:13.33. Harvard JV 7:25.34. Bucknell 8:27.8


April 18 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Cornell 6:01.52. Princeton 6:07.53. Rutgers 6:25.7


May 2 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 5:44.692. Princeton 5:48.393. Harvard 5:49.67

May 17 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Cornell 6:18.12. Pennsylvania 6:19.03. Princeton 6:22.04. Rutgers 6:36.15. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:43.6(Final)1. Cornell (wins Jope Cup) 6:18.52. Pennsylvania 6:19.03. Princeton 6:23.04. Harvard 6:25.05. Yale 6:26.96. Dartmouth 6:30.4

1993Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptain: Samuel S. McMillan IVOverall: 5-1; Ivy: 3-1

March 27 at Augusta, Ga. (Augusta Invi-tational)1. Dartmouth 7:492. Princeton 7:583. Dartmouth JV 8:454. Bucknell 9:07



RESULTS


April 10 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 5:542. Cornell 5:563. Rutgers 6:11


April 24 at Boston (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 6:35.82. Princeton 6:36.13. Yale 6:36.6

May 9 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 5:55.62. Yale 5:57.63. Cornell 5:59.64. Navy 6:03.75. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:09.2(Final)1. Dartmouth (wins Jope Cup) 5:45.22. Harvard 5:46.33. Cornell 5:48.34. Princeton 5:49.25. Pennsylvania 5:49.56. Yale 5:52.3

June 5 at Compton, N.J. (IRA Regatta)1. Harvard 6:13.42. Princeton 6:19.93. Pennsylvania 6:20.94. Dartmouth 6:21.15. Cornell 6:26.56. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:40.1

1994Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptain: Graham C. WeaverOverall: 6-0; Ivy: 4-0

March 26 at Augusta, Ga. (Augusta Invi-tational)1. Dartmouth 4:41.92. Princeton 4:51.33. Georgetown 4:57.34. Columbia 5:05.7


April 16 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:02.82. Cornell 6:12.03. Rutgers 6:22.4


April 30 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 5:36.72. Yale 5:38.73.Harvard disqualified

May 15 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:15.32. Harvard 6:18.03. Navy 6:22.44. Rutgers 6:25.2

5. Columbia 6:33.4(Final)1. Dartmouth 6:30.02. Princeton 6:30.63. Yale (wins Jope Cup) 6:34.74. Cornell 6:37.75. Harvard 6:48.46. Navy 6:50.0

June 5 at Compton, N.J. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Harvard 6:16.22. Princeton 6:18.43. Cornell 6:19.94. Holy Cross 6:20.45.PacificLutheran 6:23.2(Final)1. Princeton (National Champs) 6:07.72. Dartmouth 6:08.93. Harvard 6:11.54. Yale 6:20.15. Cornell 6:21.86. Fordham 6:23.6

1995Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptains: Alexander R. Horner, Christian M. PettkerOverall: 6-0; Ivy: 4-0



April 22 at Philadelphia, Pa. (Wood-Ham-mond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:17.62. Pennsylvania 6:37.3


May 22 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)(Final)1. Harvard 6:21.612. Yale 6:25.383. Princeton 6:26.914. Dartmouth 6:32.025. Cornell 6:33.266. Georgetown 6:36.46

June 5 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)(Heat)1. Navy 5:52.72. Harvard 5:58.53. Princeton 6:00.34. Bucknell 6:04.0(Final)1. Harvard 5:48.72. Princeton 5:50.43. Yale 5:52.24. Cornell 5:52.55. Navy 5:57.86. Holy Cross 6:14.8

1996Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptains: David M. Lawson Gregory C. HughesOverall: 7-0; Ivy: 5-0

April 6 at Princeton, N.J.

1. Princeton 6:06.12. Georgetown 6:21.9


April 20 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:43.12. Cornell 5:50.73. Rutgers 6:03.7

April 27 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:26.92. Pennsylvania 6:56.2

May 4 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 5:56.02. Harvard 5:58.53. Yale 6:00.0

May 20 at Worcester, Mass. 1. Princeton 6:03.62. Harvard 6:07.23. Yale 6:10.24. Dartmouth 6:14.35. Columbia 6:15.56. Navy 6:19.9

June 1 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)1. Princeton 5:36.202. Harvard 5:36.223. Columbia 5:45.64. Dartmouth 5:46.25. Navy 5:46.9 6. Penn 5:53.2

1997Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptain: Tomas V. Fernandez ’97 and Alfredo Cabeza ‘97Overall: 6-1; Ivy: 3-1

March 29 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:10.452. Georgetown 6:26.59



April 19 at Philadelphia, Pa. (Wood-Ham-mond Trophy)1. Princeton 5:53.32. Pennsylvania 5:56.8

April 26 at Derby, Conn. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Harvard 5:28.12. Princeton 5:28.63. Yale 5:32.3

May 11 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Harvard 5:55.22. Yale 5:58.83. Princeton 6:02.84. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:08.95. Cornell 6:09.8

1998Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptain: Simon G. Carcagno’98 and Robert H. Milam ‘98Overall: 7-0; Ivy: 5-0 (champion)Eastern Sprints champion

National Champion



April 18 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Princeton 6:09.102. Rutgers 6:15.503. Cornell 6:20.76


May 2 at Princeton, N.J. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 5:38.422. Yale 5:43.373. Harvard 5:46.43

May 17 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)1. Princeton

May 28 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)1. Princeton

1999Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptain: Jon LawsonOverall: 9-0; Ivy: 6-0 (champion)Eastern Sprints Champion



April 17 at Philadelphia, Pa. (Wood-Ham-mond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:19.62. Pennsylvania 6:33.13. Navy 6:42.1

April 24 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Princeton 6:20.002. Harvard 6:24.553. Yale 6:25.55

May 9 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)Grand Final1. Princeton 5:50.402. Columbia 5:52.123. Harvard 5:52.834. Rutgers 5:54.465. Yale 5:55.536. Georgetown 6:03.10

May 29 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)Grand Final1. Harvard 5:39.702. Rutgers 5:41.703. Dartmouth 5:42.104. Yale 5:42.605. Columbia 5:46.106. Princeton 5:47.70

2000



RESULTS

Coach: Joe MurtaughCaptain: Joseph Dinorcia ’00 and William E. Fedyna ‘00Overall: 4-3; Ivy: 3-2

April 15 at Princeton, N.J. (Platt Cup)1. Rutgers 5:55.102. Princeton 6:01.263. Cornell 6:05.46

April 22 at Princeton, N.J. (Wood-Ham-mond Trophy)1. Princeton 6:15.812. Pennsylvania 6:27.253. Navy 6:40.53

April 29 at Cambridge, Mass. (Goldthwait Cup)1. Yale 5:41.32. Harvard 5:43.83. Princeton 5:48.8

May 6 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:48.82. Georgetown 5:57.7

May 21 at Worcester, Mass. (EARC Regatta)Grand Final1. Columbia 5:52.482. Yale 5:52.593. Harvard 5:55.634. Princeton 5:56.275. Rutgers 5:58.946. Cornell 6:02.81

June 3 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Regatta)Grand Final1. Yale 5:50.392. Princeton 5:50.543. Columbia 5:50.994. Harvard 5:51.445. Rutgers 5:56.066. Dartmouth 5:59.80

Team2,000 metersPrinceton 5:28.6 at Derby Conn, April 26, 1997 5:31.0 at National Regatta, Albany, N.Y., June 11, 1989 5:33.3 at Derby, Conn., May 1, 1982Lake Carnegie 5:43.1Princeton, vs. Cornell and Rutgers, April 20, 1996 5:43.3 Princeton, vs. Georgetown, April 3, 1999 5:43.9.Princeton, vs. Yale and Harvard, April 30, 1983 5:46.7Princeton, vs. Pennsylvania, April 8, 1990

Most wins in a season9 1983 (9-0)8 1966 (8-2) 1971 (8-1) 1973 (8-0) 1988 (8-0)7 ten times, most recent: 1999 (7-0)

Most losses in a season7 1975 (2-7)

6 1961 (2-6) 1969 (2-6)5 1962 (3-5)

Fewest wins in a season0 seven times, most recent: 1952 (0-5)1 seven times, most recent: 1951 (1-3)2 ten times, most recent: 1975 (2-7)

Fewest losses in a season0 17 times, most recent: 1999 (7-0)1 18 times, most recent: 1997 (6-1)2 21 times, most recent: 1992 (4-2)

Women’s Lightweight Crew1998Coach: Heather SmithCaptain: Halle B. Marcus ‘99Overall: 5-1; Ivy: 1-0Eastern Sprints Champion

March 28 at Philadelphia, Pa. 1. Villanova 7:11.42. Princeton 7:16.4

April 4 at SanDiego, Calif.San Diego ClassicPrinceton secondtimes unavailable

April 11 at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Princeton 7:18.22. Radcliffe 7:23.0

April 18 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:14.472. Wisconsin 7:25.463. Virginia 7:25.73

April 19 at Camden, N.J.Women’s Lightweight InvitationalPrinceton secondtimes unavailable

May 2 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:39.442. George Washington 7:01.11

May 10 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)Princetonfinishedfirsttimes unavaliable

May 29 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Championship)Princetonfinishedthirdtimes unavailable

1999Coach: Heather SmithCaptain: Halle B. Marcus ‘99Overall: 4-0; Ivy: 1-0Camden Invitational ChampionEastern Sprints ChampionNational Champion

March 28 at San Diego, Calif.San Diego ClassicPrinceton * 7:31.601. Villanova 7:33.002. Virginia time unavailable3. Wisconsin time unavailable*Princetonwasdisqualifiedinthetrialheatbut raced in championship heat with exhibi-tion status.

April 11 at Philadelphia, Pa.Camden Invitational1. Princeton 7:54.86

2. Villanova 8:05.95Cambridge (Exhibition) 8:06.563. Virginia 8:19.994. Radcliff 8:20.645. UMass 9:06.14

April 17 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:56.12. Wisconsin 7:06.5

April 24 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 7:30.472. Radcliff 7:44.86

May 1 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:13.32. Virginia 7:28.13. Georgetown 8:06.8

May 16 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Princeton 6:31.202. Virginia 6:36.303. Radcliffe 6:37.504. Wisconsin 6:49.10

May 29 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Champion-ships)1. Princeton 6:32.302. Villanova 6:36.303. Virginia 6:39.304. Radcliffe 6:48.605. Wisconsin 6:52.906. Mercyhurst 7:09.00

2000Coach: Heather SmithCaptain: Lisa A. Cakamk ‘00Overall: 3-1; Ivy: 2-0San Diego Classic ChampionEastern Sprints Champion

April 2 at San Diego, Calif.San Diego Classic1. Princeton 7:13.92. Wisconsin 7:28.73. Radcliffe 7:29.64. Villanova 7:30.65. UC-Davis 7:49.26. Humboldt 7:57.77. California 8:07.4

April 15 at Princeton, N.J.1. Wisconsin 7:01.802. Princeton 7:03.783. Villanova 7:04.444. Brown 7:28.26

April 29 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:36.192. Radcliff 7:58.54

May 21 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Princeton 7:12.102. Wisconsin 7:13.203. Radcliffe 7:41.304. MIT 7:50.70

June 3 at Camden, N.J. (IRA Champion-ships)1. Princeton 7:03.522. Villanova 7:07.493. Wisconsin 7:12.364. Brown 7:24.265. San Diego State 7:27.286. St. Joseph’s 9:50.10

Team

2000 metersPrinceton 6:31.20 at Eastern Sprints (Grand Final), New Preston, Conn., May 16, 1999 6:32.30 at IRA Regatta (Grand Final), Camden, N.J., May 29, 1999 6:39.44 vs. George Washington, Princeton, N.J., May 2, 1998 6:56.10 vs. Wisconsin, Princeton, N.J., April 17, 1999Lake Carnegie 6:39.44 Princeton, vs. George Washington, May 2, 1998 6:56.10 Princeton, vs. Wisconsin, April 17, 1999 6:25.42 George Washington, vs. Princeton, May 2, 1998 7:06.5 Wisconsin, vs. Princeton, April 17, 1999

Most wins in a season5 1998 (5-1)4 1999 (4-0)3 2000 (3-1) Most losses in a season1 1998 (5-1) 2000 (3-1)0 1999 (4-0)

Fewest wins in a season3 2000 (3-1)4 1999 (4-0)5 1998 (5-1)

Fewest losses in a season0 1999 (4-0)1 1998 (5-1) 2000 (3-1)

Women’s Open Crew

1972Coach: Al PiranianCaptain: Carolyn J. Hamm, Amy E. RichlinOverall: 2-1; Ivy: 0-1 (EAWRC champion)

April 8 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 3:54.02. Mass. Inst. of Technology 4:08.0

at Princeton, N.J.1. Pennsylvania 3:40.52. Princeton 3:46.5

at Boston (Boston Regatta)1 results unavailable2. Princeton

at Old Lyme, Conn. (Old Lyme Regatta)1. Princeton time unavailable

at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 3:42.02. Wesleyan time unavailable

at Old Lyme, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Princeton 3:34.9 1973



RESULTS

Coach: Al PiranianCaptain: Amy E. RichlinOverall: 9-0; Ivy: 2-0

April 7 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 3:33.02. George Washington 3:47.0

April 15 at New London, Conn.1. Princeton 3:49.02. Connecticut College 4:01.0

April 21 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 3:32.52. Radcliffe 3:33.53. Temple 3:40.0

April 28 at Williamstown, Mass.1. Princeton 4:50.02. Williams 5:00.03. Wesleyan

April 29 at Hartford, Conn.1. Princeton 4:02.02. Trinity 4:20.0

May 5 at Derby, Conn.1. Princeton 3:12.02. Mass. Inst. of Technology 3:24.03. Yale 3:29.5

May 13 at Cambridge, Mass. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Radcliffe 4:00.04. Princeton 4:15.8

at Philadelphia (National Regatta)1. Radcliffe 3:13.03. Princeton 3:17.5

1974Coach: Al PiranianCaptain: Catharine F. HuismanOverall: 7-2; Ivy: 1-2

at George Washington1. Princeton 2:42.02. George Washington 2:49.0

at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 3:33.22. Boston University 3:37.43. Barnard 3:51.44. Notre Dame 4:03.9

at Radcliffe1. Radcliffe 3:28.02. Princeton 3:30.0

at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 3:54.42. Williams 4:02.93. Washington College 4:12.0

at Princeton, N.J.1. Yale 3:52.22. Princeton 3:57.43. Mass. Inst. of Technology 4:09.6

at Middletown, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Radcliffe 3:59.63. Princeton 4:08.2

1975Coach: Al PiranianCaptain: Cathy J. BrownOverall: 6-4; Ivy: 2-2

at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 3:32.0

2. Notre Dame 3:42.4

at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 3:58.02. George Washington 4:43.8

at Cambridge, Mass.1. Yale 5:08.82. Princeton 5:14.53. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:19.5

at Princeton, N.J.1. Radcliffe 5:19.22. Princeton 5:22.03. Pennsylvania 5:39.2

at Middletown, Conn.1. Williams 3:03.7 2. Princeton 3:04.23. Wesleyan 3:16.8

at Providence, R.I.1. Boston University 3:07.42. Princeton 3:08.13. Brown 3:19.1

at Middletown, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)4. Princeton time unavailable

June 22 at Princeton, N.J. (National Regatta)1. Wisconsin 3:07.32. Vesper 3:10.63. Eastern Developmental Camp 3:15.24. Yale 3:24.45. Princeton 3:24.86. Barnard 3:26.7

1976Coach: Kit RaymondCaptains: Cathy J. Brown, Mary L. KelloggOverall: 10-2; Ivy: 4-2

April 3 at Washington1. Princeton 3:23.62. Georgetown 4:01.13. George Washington 4:05.6

April 10 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:38.02. Rutgers 5:50.13. Pennsylvania 5:50.24. Barnard 6:21.0

April 17 at Derby, Conn.1. Yale 5:27.12. Princeton 5:35.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:39.0

April 24 at Cambridge, Mass. (1975 Cup)1. Radcliffe 5:39.62. Princeton 5:45.03. Boston University 5:54.8

May 1 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:19.62. Williams 5:23.33. Brown 5:28.9

at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:23.32. Cornell 5:36.2

at Worcester, Mass. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Wisconsin times unavailable2. Radcliffe3. Yale4. Dartmouth5. Princeton

1977Coach: Kit RaymondCaptain: Stacey G. RothOverall: 11-2; Ivy: 3-2

April 2 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:13.22. Boston University 5:32.13. Trinity 6:14.0

April 9 at Philadelphia1. Princeton 5:20.02. Pennsylvania 5:28.03. Rutgers 5:31.0

April 16 at Princeton, N.J. (1975 Cup)1. Radcliffe 5:43.82. Princeton 5:50.3

April 23 at Princeton, N.J.1. Yale 4:57.52. Princeton 4:59.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:27.0

April 30 at Williamstown, Mass.1. Princeton 5:02.52. Brown 5:21.53. Williams 5:23.5

May 7 at Ithaca, N.Y.1. Princeton 4:58.52. Syracuse 5:03.13. Cornell 5:13.84. Ithaca 5:14.1

at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:20.02. Georgetown time unavailable

May 15 at Worcester, Mass. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Yale times unavailable3. Princeton

1978Coach: Kris KorzeniowskiCaptains: Ellen R. DeSanctis, Nancy E. UghettaOverall: 7-1; Ivy: 4-1


April 15 at Cambridge, Mass. (1975 Cup)1. Princeton 5:48.02. Radcliffe 5:56.03. Cornell 6:29.0

April 22 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Yale 4:49.52. Princeton 5:04.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:25.0

April 29 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:40.82. Pennsylvania 5:45.23. Williams 5:45.34. Dartmouth 5:51.1

May 14 at Williamstown, Mass. (EAWRC Regatta)Aborted because of hazardous weather conditions.

1979Coach: Kris KorzeniowskiCaptain: Suzanne M. Desan

Overall: 5-3; Ivy: 2-3


April 14 at Princeton, N.J. (1975 Cup)1. Radcliffe 5:36.22. Princeton 5:42.63. Cornell 6:06.7

April 21 at Derby, Conn.1. Yale 5:21.52. Princeton 5:29.53. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:31.6

April 28 at Philadelphia1. Pennsylvania 4:47.62. Princeton 4:51.63. Williams 4:52.44. Dartmouth 4:56.4

May 12 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Yale times unavailable4. Princeton

1980 !Coach: Kris KorzeniowskiCaptains: Susan L. Brantley, Valerie Jacobs,RhodaE.JaffinOverall: 4-4; Ivy: 2-3 at New Brunswick, N.J.1. Princeton 2. Rutgers

at Ithaca, N.Y. (1975 Cup)1. Radcliffe 2. Princeton3. Cornell

at Princeton, N.J.1. Yale2. Mass. Inst. of Technology3. Princeton

at Williamstown, Mass.1. Pennsylvania2. Princeton3. Dartmouth4. Williams

at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)6. Princeton

! = all times unavailable 1981Coach: Kris KorzeniowskiCaptains: Siobhan M. Alden, Ann L. StrayerOverall: 9-0; Ivy: 5-0

at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:43.22. Connecticut College 7:03.23. Rutgers 7:06.3

at Cambridge, Mass. (1975 Cup) 1. Princeton 5:37.92. Radcliffe 5:56.53. Cornell 6:04.0

at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 5:31.02. Yale 5:35.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:59.5

Women’s Lightweight Crew


RESULTS

at Hanover, N.H.1. Princeton 4:16.02. Pennsylvania 4:20.83. Dartmouth 4:24.04. Williams 4:26.4

at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Yale times unavailable2. Princeton

1982Coach: Fred SchochCaptains: Alison M. Calzetti, Ann L. StrayerOverall: 7-1; Ivy: 4-1 (EAWRC champion)

April 3 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:53.82. Connecticut College 7:20.5

April 10 at Annapolis, Md.1. Princeton by 4 lengths2. Navy


April 24 at Derby, Conn.1. Princeton 4:31.22. Yale 4:37.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology

May 1 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 5:15.42. Pennsylvania 5:19.83. Dartmouth 5:20.2

May 16 at Derby, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Princeton 5:10.12. Yale 5:12.23. Boston University 5:15.64. Wisconsin 5:18.25. Pennsylvania 5:18.56. Radcliffe 5:25.1

1983Coach: Ernie ArlettCaptains: Ann C. Bracken, Betsy A. MayerOverall: 6-3; Ivy: 2-3



April 16 at Ithaca, N.Y. (1975 Cup)1. Cornell 5:28.32. Radcliffe 5:34.83. Princeton 5:36.9

April 23 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 4:57.42. Yale 5:01.93. Mass. Inst. of Technology 5:16.7

April 30 at Princeton, N.J.1. Dartmouth 4:54.22. Princeton 5:01.93. Pennsylvania 5:02.14. Williams 5:12.5

May 15 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Boston University 4:55.02. Dartmouth 4:55.4

3. Princeton 4:57.24. Radcliffe 4:59.25. Cornell 5:05.06. Yale 5:08.4

1984Coach: Curtis JordanCaptains: Emily E. Bannister, Priscilla S. HoblitzellOverall: 9-2; Ivy: 4-2


April 7 at Princeton, N.J. 1. Princeton 5:18.72. Rutgers 5:20.93. Pennsylvania 5:24.84. Boston University 5:26.5

April 14 at Cambridge, Mass. (1975 Cup)1. Radcliffe 4:54.02. Princeton 5:02.03. Cornell 5:10.0

April 21 at Cambridge, Mass.1. Princeton 6:24.02. Yale 6:34.03. Mass. Inst. of Technology 6:37.0

May 3 at Hanover, N.H.1. Dartmouth 4:42.42. Princeton 4:49.13. Pennsylvania 4:49.64. Williams 5:02.9

May 13 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Wisconsin 5:01.62. Dartmouth (wins Willing Trophy) 5:03.43. Radcliffe 5:04.84. Princeton 5:07.25. Rutgers 5:15.96. Boston University 5:16.9

1985Coach: Curtis JordanCaptains: Marjorie M. Hoblitzell, Jennifer A. MarronOverall: 8-0; Ivy: 6-0 (EAWRC champion)

March 30 at Princeton, N.J. (informal)1. Princeton 8:25.02. Columbia 8:50.0

April 6 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:50.02. Brown 6:54.0

April 13 at Princeton, N.J. (1975 Cup)1. Princeton 6:55.12. Radcliffe 7:04.83. Cornell 7:05.7

April 20 at New Haven, Conn. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 6:44.62. Yale 6:47.93. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:09.8

April 27 at Princeton, N.J. (1984 Trophy)1. Princeton 7:44.22. Dartmouth 7:54.83. Pennsylvania 8:12.1

May 4 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:50.72. Rutgers 6:53.7

May 19 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Princeton (wins Willing Trophy) 6:53.82. Wisconsin 6:54.43. Brown 6:54.94. Dartmouth 6:56.85. Radcliffe 6:58.26. Boston University 7:02.1

June 1 at Washington (National Regatta — 1,750 meters)1. Washington 5:28.42. Wisconsin 5:32.03. Minnesota 5:33.44. Princeton 5:33.95. Radcliffe 5:35.06. Boston University 5:35.17. Cornell 5:40.6

1986Coach: Curtis JordanCaptain: Lucy C. Hodder, Carolyn J. MehaffeyOverall: 7-2; Ivy: 5-2

March 29 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:43.52. Rutgers 7:08.53. Columbia 7:11.8


April 12 at Ithaca, N.Y. (1975 Cup)1. Radcliffe 6:49.12. Princeton 6:54.73. Cornell 7:00.3

April 19 at Princeton, N.J. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 7:18.002. Yale 7:23.183. Mass. Inst. of Technology 7:36.00

April 26 at Philadelphia (1984 Trophy)1. Dartmouth 6:35.392. Princeton 6:35.923. Pennsylvania 6:44.06

May 11 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Wisconsin 6:30.502. Harvard 6:33.403. Princeton (ties for Willing) 6:40.214. Brown 6:40.235. Dartmouth 6:42.006. Yale (ties for Willing) 6:43.50

June 13-14 at Cincinnati (National Cham-pionships)1. Wisconsin 6:52.282. Radcliffe 6:53.343. Princeton 6:59.84 Washington 6:59.845. New Hampshire6. Cornell

1987Coach: Curtis JordanCaptains: Gianna Durso, Sarah A. MorrisonOverall: 6-6; Ivy: 4-3

March 28 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:18.82. Rutgers 7:33.03. Columbia

April 4 at Princeton, N.J.1. Brown 6:57.42. Princeton 6:57.7

April 11 at Cambridge, Mass. (1975 Cup)1. Radcliffe 6:54.92. Princeton 7:01.93. Cornell 7:04.0

April 18 at Redwood Shores, Calif.1. Wisconsin 7:00.22. Princeton 7:07.5

April 18 at Redwood Shores, Calif.1. Washington 7:23.742. Princeton 7:37.24

April 18 at Redwood Shores, Calif.1. Princeton 7:08.982. Stanford 7:12.82

April 22 at Derby, Conn. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Yale 6:19.022. Princeton 6:22.57

April 25 at Hanover, N.H. (1984 Trophy)1. Princeton 6:04.52. Dartmouth 6:12.83. Pennsylvania 6:17.0

May 2 at Princeton, N.J.1. New Hampshire 6:51.42. Princeton 6:53.6

May 17 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Radcliffe 6:41.022. Yale (wins Willing Trophy) 6:43.003. Wisconsin 6:45.004. Brown 6:49.005. Princeton 6:54.116. Boston University 6:56.00

1988Coach: Curtis JordanCaptains: Anne M. Ruh, Lee Ann JacksonOverall: 6-3; Ivy: 4-3

March 26 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:57.82. Rutgers 7:01.03. Columbia 7:14.3

March 26 at Princeton, N.J. (informal)1. Princeton 6:54.92. Mount Holyoke 6:58.3



April 20 at Princeton, N.J. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Yale 6:35.42. Princeton 6:39.6


April 30 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:25.02. New Hampshire 7:35.0

Women’s Open Crew


RESULTS

May 8 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)(Heat)1. Radcliffe 6:35.12. Princeton 6:37.13. New Hampshire 6:39.44. Pennsylvania 6:42.95. Wellesley 6:55.76. Smith 7:07.9(Final)1. Brown 6:23.22. Radcliffe 6:25.33. Yale (wins Willing Trophy) 6:25.44. Princeton 6:32.65. Cornell 6:35.86. Wisconsin 6:37.3

1989Coach: Curtis JordanCaptains: Andrea S. Anderson- Ribadenei-ra, Elizabeth A. HofreuterOverall: 8-1; Ivy: 4-1

March 25 at Princeton, N.J. (informal)1. Princeton untimed2. Mt. Holyoke


April 8 at Princeton, N.J. 1. Princeton 7:00.12. Brown 7:10.9

April 15 at Redwood City, Calif (Redwood Shores Classic)(First Round)1. Princeton 6:42.02. Washington 6:48.0(Second Round)1. Radcliffe 6:32.02. Princeton 6:35.0(Consolation Final)1. Princeton 6:39.22. Wisconsin 6:44.3

April 22 at New Haven, Conn. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 6:10.12. Yale 6:15.7

April 29 at Philadelphia, Pa. (1984 Trophy)1. Princeton 6:52.02. Pennsylvania 7:05.03. Dartmouth 7:19.0

May 6 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:26.52. New Hampshire 6:30.3

May 21 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Radcliffe 7:04.62. Princeton 7:08.23. Cornell (wins Willing Trophy) 7:11.14. Yale 7:17.25. Brown 7:22.46. Wisconsin 7:23.9

1990Coach: Curtis JordanCaptains: Ashlee B. Patten, Sheila K. DoppelhammerOverall: 11-0; Ivy: 6-0 (EAWRC champion)

March 24 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:43.52. Mount Holyoke 7:10.1

March 31 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:50.62. Rutgers 7:15.3April 7 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:04.82. Brown 7:07.3

April 14 at Cambridge, Mass. (1975 Cup)1. Princeton 7:10.72. Cornell 7:20.73. Radcliffe 7:21.2

April 21 at Redwood, Calif. (Redwood Shores Invitational)(First Heat, Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 7:09.02. Yale 7:16.0(Second Heat)1. Princeton 7:35.62. California 7:39.1(Final)1. Princeton 7:05.82. UCLA 7:08.5



May 13 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Princeton 6:16.22. Cornell 6:17.93. Brown (wins Willing Trophy) 6:20.74. Harvard 6:22.65. Boston University 6:25.26. Northeastern 6:29.6

June 3 at Madison, Wis. (National Champi-onships — 1,852 meters)1. Princeton 5:52.22. Radcliffe 5:54.23. Cornell 5:54.34. UCLA 5:54.75. Wisconsin 5:58.56. Syracuse 6:02.7

1991Coach: Dan RoockCaptains: Diana M. Clifford, Simone PulverOverall: 10-0; Ivy: 7-0

March 23 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:10.42. Mt. Holyoke 7:36.0

March 30 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:35.52. Brown 7:48.2

April 6 at Piscataway, N.J.1. Princeton 6:48.92. Rutgers 7:04.1


April 20 at Derby, Conn. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 7:01.52. Yale 7:12.9

April 27 at Princeton, N.J. (1984 Trophy)1. Princeton 6:25.92. Pennsylvania 6:29.43. Columbia 6:39.84. Dartmouth 6:43.4


May 19 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Boston University 6:17.42. Princeton (wins Willing Trophy) 6:22.93. Radcliffe 6:23.34. Brown 6:27.25. Cornell 6:29.86. Pennsylvania 6:31.5

1992Coach: Dan RoockCaptains: Sophie H. Glenn, Christine P. WilliamsOverall: 9-0; Ivy: 6-0

March 21 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:252. Mount Holyoke 7:45



April 11 at Ithaca, N.Y. (1975 Cup)1. Princeton 6:34.62. Radcliffe 6:36.63. Cornell 6:41.2

April 18 at Princeton, N.J. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 6:54.92. Yale 6:57.8

April 25 at Philadelphia (1984 Trophy)1. Princeton 6:19.02. Pennsylvania 6:27.03. Dartmouth 6:29.0


May 10 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:27.72. Cornell 6:29.53. Syracuse 6:35.14. Yale 6:37.75. Mount Holyoke 6:47.3(Final)1. Boston University 6:18.92. Princeton (wins Willing Trophy) 6:23.63. Cornell 6:24.34. Radcliffe 6:24.65. Brown 6:28.46. Wisconsin 6:34.8

June 12 at Cincinnati (National Championships)1. Boston University 6:28.702. Cornell 6:32.793. Princeton (wins Sprague Trophy) 6:33.794. Wisconsin 6:38.345. Washington 6:41.996. Cal-Davis 6:43.08

1993

Coach: Dan RoockCaptains: Aubrey H. Borland, Gillian D. SandersOverall: 8-0; Ivy: 6-0


April 3 at Parsippany, N.J.1. Princeton 6:02.52. Rutgers 6:09.2

April 10 at Cambridge, Mass. (1975 Cup)1. Princeton 6:27.72. Radcliffe 6:34.23. Cornell 6:34.9




May 10 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:27.72. Cornell 6:29.53. Syracuse 6:35.14. Yale 6:37.75. Mount Holyoke 6:47.3(Final)1. Princeton (wins Willing Trophy) 6:24.02. Boston University 6:28.63. Cornell 6:29.54. Brown 6:34.45. Yale 6:35.16. Wisconsin 6:40.7

June 11-12 at Cincinnati (National Championships)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:35.682. Cornell 6:38.743. California 6:44.524. Georgetown 6:54.16(Final)1. Princeton (wins Sprague Trophy) 6:40.752. Washington 6:43.863. Cornell 6:49.894. California 6:53.395. Georgetown 6:54.166. Boston University 6:54.437. Wisconsin 6:55.28

1994Coach: Dan RoockCaptains: Morgaen L. Donaldson, Reuwai H. MountOverall: 10-0; Ivy: 7-0



April 9 at Princeton, N.J. (1975 Cup)1. Princeton 6:18.12. Radcliffe 6:24.1

Women’s Open Crew


RESULTS

3. Cornell 6:27.2

April 16 at Princeton, N.J. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 6:32.42. Yale 6:36.7


April 30 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:34.52. Navy 6:56.33. Columbia 6:57.64. New Hampshire 7:09.4

May 8 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)(Final)1. Princeton (wins Willing Trophy) 6:26.72. Brown 6:34.93. Yale 6:36.04. Radcliffe 6:41.95. Dartmouth 6:42.86. Boston Univ. 6:46.8

June 10-11 at Cincinnati (National Championships)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:39.52. Yale 6:45.783. California 7:00.674. Western Washington 7:16.84(Final)1. Princeton 6:11.382. Yale 6:14.463. Washington 6:15.804. Cornell 6:16.775. Brown 6:25.216. Wisconsin 6:33.387. California 6:33.43

1995Coach: Dan RoockCaptains: Wendy S. Holding, Megan L. OwenOverall: 7-1; Ivy: 6-0


April 8 at Piscataway, N.J.1. Princeton 7:03.42. Rutgers 7:33.2

April 15 at Ithaca, N.Y. (1975 Cup)1. Princeton 6:55.92. Cornell 7:08.23. Radcliffe 7:11.3


April 29 at Philadelphia, Pa. (1984 Trophy)1. Princeton 6:33.52. Dartmouth 6:45.93. Pennsylvania 6:47.7

May 6 at Seattle, Wash. (Opening Day Regatta)1. Washington 6:39.72. Princeton 6:41.53. South Africa National Crew 7:08.1

May 22 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC

Regatta)(Final)1. Princeton (wins Willing Trophy) 6:10.12. Brown 6:13.33. Wisconsin 6:17.54. Yale 6:22.55. Northeastern 6:30.56. Dartmouth 6:31.4

June 9-10 at Cincinnati (National Championships)(Heat)1. Princeton 6:23.62. Wisconsin 6:28.43. Stanford 6:36.74. Michigan 6:41.65. Cal State Sacramento 6:52.6

(Final)1. Princeton 6:11.982. Washington 6:12.693. Brown 6:18.394. Wisconsin 6:22.585. Cornell 6:24.266. Washington State 6:34.167. Stanford 6:37.69

1996Coach: Dan RoockCaptains: Ivy Schlesinger Cherylyn H. BrandtOverall: 10-1; Ivy: 6-1

March 30 at Princeton, N.J.1. Brown 7:03.62. Princeton 7:05.4

April 6, at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:37.92. Rutgers 6:52.93. Columbia 7:01.0

April 14, at Cambridge, Mass. (1975 Cup)1. Princeton 6:34.32. Cornell 6:37.53. Radcliffe 6:59.7

April 20, at Princeton, N.J. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 6:22.72. Yale 6:27.63. Georgetown 6:41.24. Navy 7:14.1

April 27, at Worcester, Mass. (1984 Trophy)1. Princeton 6:28.22. Dartmouth 6:40.93. Pennsylvania 6:42.7

May 4, at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:41.72. New Hampshire 6:58.5

May 12, at New Preston, Conn.1. Brown 7:15.12. Princeton 7:18.73. Dartmouth 7:25.24. Wisconsin 7:26.65. Northeastern 7:45.86. Cornell 7:55.3

June 8, at Cinncinati, OH1. Brown 6:45.72. Princeton 6:49.33. Wisconsin 6:52.54. Washington 6:54.25. Massachusetts 6:56.36. Virginia 6:59.6

1997Coach: Lori DauphinyCaptains: Leslie Gewin ’97 and

Sarah E. Ryerson ‘97Overall: 12-1; Ivy: 7-0 (champion)(Eastern Sprints champion)


April 5 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:34.702. Rutgers 6:36.303. Columbia 6:53.794. Navy 7:09.35


April 19 at Derby, Conn. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 7:102. Yale 7:14

April 26 at Princeton, N.J. (1984 Trophy)1. Virginia 6:57.702. Princeton 7:04.103. Dartmouth 7:11.204. Pennsylvania 7:20.10

May 3 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:302. Georgetown 6:353. New Hampshire 6:414. Temple 7:01

May 18 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Princeton 6:28.602. Brown 6:29.703. Dartmouth 6:38.604. Radcliffe 6:43.805. Syracuse 6:44.706. Rutgers 6:45.30

1998Coach: Lori DauphinyCaptains: Sara R. Gaughan ’98 and Wendy A. Levash ‘98Overall: 10-1; Ivy: 6-1


April 4 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 7:15.12. Rutgers 7:25.63. Columbia 7:27.4

April 11 at Ithaca, N.Y. (1975 Cup)1. Princeton 7:06.52. Radcliffe 7:12.53. Cornell 7:27.0

April 18 at Princeton, N.J. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 6:54.82. Virginia 6:57.43. Yale 7:15.5

April 25 at Philadelphia, Pa. (1984 Trophy)1. Princeton 6:24.02. Dartmouth 6:28.23. Pennsylvania 6:46.9

May 2 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:20.02. Georgetown 6:26.53. George Washington 6:35.0

May 10 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC

Regatta)Princetonfinishedfifthtimes unavaliable

May 29 at Lake Lanier, Ga. (NCAA Cham-pionships)Princetonfinishedsixthtimes unavailable

1999Coach: Lori DauphinyCaptains: Emily M. Jones ’99 and Elisabeth J. Spigel ‘99Overall: 10-1; Ivy: 6-1


April 3 at New Brunswick, N.J.1. Princeton 7:03.062. Rutgers 7:16.143. Columbia 7:23.72




May 1 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:51.52. Virginia 6:54.53. Gerogetown 7:11.44. George Washington 7:23.4

May 16 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Brown 6:02.102. Princeton 6:04.203. Virginia 6:05.204. Radcliffe 6:12.405. Wisconsin 6:14.106. Boston University 6:16.30

May 30 at Sacramento, Calif. (NCAA Championships)1. Brown 6:46.892. Virginia 6:50.503. California 6:51.794. Princeton 6:52.005. Washington 6:55.296. Harvard 7:02.79

2000Coach: Lori DauphinyCaptains: Kristin M. Bartges ’00 and Sarah E. Cook ‘00Overall: 12-1; Ivy: 6-1


April 8 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:40.302. Columbia 6:55.403. Rutgers 6:58.00

April 15 at Princeton, N.J. (1975 Cup)

Women’s Open Crew


1. Princeton 6:40.302. Radcliffe 6:44.483. Cornell 6:48.204. Miami 7:09.86

April 22 at Princeton, N.J. (Eisenberg Cup)1. Princeton 6:55.302. Yale 6:57.393. Virginia 6:58.84


May 6 at Princeton, N.J.1. Princeton 6:42.82. George Washington 7:03.23. Fordham 7:04.64. Georgetown 7:28.4

May 21 at New Preston, Conn. (EAWRC Regatta)1. Brown 6:38.502. Radcliffe 6:44.993. Princeton 6:47.504. Virginia 6:49.605. Boston University 6:50.006. Yale 6:54.50

May 28 at Camden, N.J. (NCAA Cham-pionships)1. Brown 6:37.202. Washington 6:41.103. Virginia 6:42.794. California 6:46.505. Michigan 6:49.296. Princeton 6:50.20

Team2000 metersPrinceton 5:59.8 vs. Dartmouth and Pennsylvania, Hanover, N.H., April 24, 1993 6:02.5 vs. Rutgers, Parsippany, N.J., April 3, 1993 6:04.2 at Eastern Sprints, New Preston, Conn., May 16, 1999 6:04.5 vs. Dartmouth and Pennsylvania, Hanover, N.H, April 25, 1987Lake Carnegie 6:18.1 Princeton, vs. Radcliffe and Cornell, April 9, 1994 6:22.98 Princeton, vs. Radcliffe and Cornell, April 13, 1991 6:25.42 Radcliffe, vs. Princeton and Cornell, April 13, 1991

Most wins in a season12 1997 (12-1) 2000 (12-1)11 1977 (11-2) 1990 (11-0)10 1976 (10-2) 1991 (10-0)

RESULTSWomen’s Open Crew

1994 (10-0) 1996 (10-1) 1998 (10-1) 1999 (10-1)9 . four times, most recent: 1992 (9-0)

Most losses in a season6 1987 (6-6)4 1975 (6-4) 1980 (4-4)3 1979 (5-3) 1983 (6-3) 1988 (6-3)

Fewest wins in a season2 1972 (2-1)4 1980 (4-4)5 1979 (5-3)

Fewest losses in a season0 1973 (9-0) 1981 (9-0) 1985 (8-0) 1990 (11-0) 1991 (10-0) 1992 (9-0) 1993 (8-0) 1994 (10-0)1 nine times, most recent: 2000 (12-1)2fivetimes,mostrecent: 1986(7-2)

Note: These tables of Results cover Varsity Crews only. They do not include Results for Junior Varsity, Freshman, and other boats. Most of the data were compiled by Arthur M. Miller ’73.


INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION

Title Team Boat Place Position Name

1904 Olympics 1x 3d Constance S. Titus (Coach)

1936 Olympics Mgr. Clement B. Newbold ’28 Alt. Delos C. Schoch (Coach)

1952 Olympics 2- 1st Charles P. Logg (Coach)

1955 Pan American 2- 2d Charles P. LoggGames

1956 Olympics Alt. Peter W. Sparhawk (Coach) Coach James A. Rathschmidt (Coach)

1961 European 1x 3d Seymour Cromwell ’56Championships

1962 World Championships 1x 3d Seymour Cromwell ’56

1962 EuropeanChampionships 2x 3d Seymour Cromwell ’56

1963 Pan AmericanGames 1x 1st Seymour Cromwell ’56

1964 OlympicsTokyo, Japan 2x 2d Seymour Cromwell ’56

Seymour (“Sy”) Cromwell ’56 won the Silver Medal in Tokyo in a double scull. Cromwell won the European single scull championship in 1962 and won the Diamond Sculls, setting a new record in the event at Henley. Altogether, he wonfiveinternationalandninenationalchampionshiprowingmedals!HewasamemberoftheNationalRowingFoundation and a member of the US Olympic Rowing Committee. In 1977 he was elected to the Rowing Hall of Fame. CromwellwasaccompaniedtotheOlympicsbyriggerNelsonCoxwhofilledthatresponsibilityforallUScrews.

1966 WorldChampionships 2x 2d Seymour Cromwell ’56

1967 EuropeanChampionships 4- 3d Lawrence E. Gluckman (Coach)

1967 Pan AmericanGames 4- 1st Lawrence E. Gluckman

1968 Olympic Games 4- Peter H. Raymond ’68Mexico City, Mexico 4- R. Gary Wright ’69 Alt. Douglas I. Foy ’69

Aldridge C. (“Bud”) Smith, III ’36, long-time champion of rowing at Princeton, served as a judge at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. He was chief referee for the International Rowing Association and the Eastern Associa-tion of Rowing Colleges. Racing on Lake Carnegie now takes place within the “Aldridge C. Smith III Memorial Rowing Course,” honoring Bud’s efforts to have the lake dredged and buoyed in 1972.

1969 European 8 MacNeil Watkins ’71Championships 8 Cox Bruce Millman ’70

1969 European 4+ Douglas I. Foy ’69

Princetonians in Olympic and World Championships


INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONTitle Team Boat Place Position NameChampionships 8 Andrew Roberts ’70 8 MacNeil Watkins ’71 8 Cox Bruce Millman ’70 Alt. William B. Tytus ’69 Coach Steven C. Gladstone

1971 European 2- Robert Wetmore ’70Championships 2- Andrew Roberts ’70 8 Peter Raymond ’68 8 8 William B. Tytus ’69 8 MacNeil Watkins ’71

1971 Pan-American 1x 2d William B. Tytus ’69Games 2- 3d Robert Wetmore ’70 2- 3d Andrew Roberts ’70 8 2d Coach Frederick Schoch

1972 Olympics – 8 2d 6 Peter H. Raymond ’68Munich, Germany Alt. Andrew Roberts ’70

1972 European WmnSr 4x 8th Coach Seymour Cromwell ’56Championships,Brandenburg, Germany

1973 European MenLt 4+ Coach Michael Gasch ’65Championships 8 3rd Peter Maxson ’73 MenSr 8 Lawrence Gluckman Coach Steven C. Gladstone Mgr Peter V.W. Gardner ’46

1974 World MenLt 4- Coach F. Wood Fisher (Coach)Championships 8 1st Joseph P. Gaynor ’70 Coach Peter V.W. Gardner ’46 WmnSr 2- 5th 1 Janet Youngholm ’75 2 Carol Brown ’75

1975 World 4+ Lawrence GluckmanChampionships MenLt 8 Coach Peter V.W.Gardner ’46Nottingham, England WmnSr 8 2d 2 Carol Brown ’75

1976 Olympics Alt. Lawrence GluckmanMontreal, Canada Coach F. Wood Fisher WmnSr. 4+ 6th Cox Mimi Kellogg ’76 8 3d 2 Carol Brown ’75 (firstwomen’s8-oaredrace)

1976 FISA MenLt 8 3d Bruce Stone ’70Championships

1977 World 2- Coach Michael TetiChampionships, 8 Coach Peter V.W. Gardner ’46Amsterdam, Neth. WmnSr 4+ 9th 1 Barbara Franks ’74

1978 FISA MenLt 8 Bruce Stone ’70



Championships

1978 World Coach Peter V. W. Gardner ’46Championships, Coach Ernest Arlett (Coach)Lake Karapiro, WmnSr 4+ 2d 1 Cosima Crawford ’78New Zealand 2 Carol Brown ’75 8 4th 2 Carol Brown ’75 8 Anne R. Marden ’81

1979 Pan American 2+ Ridgely Johnson ’80Games 4- 2d Michael Teti Coach Lawrence Gluckman

1979 World Coach Stephen C. GladstoneChampionships, Coach Findley Meislahn ’64Bled, Yugoslavia MD Luther M. Strayer, III ’57 WmnSr 4+ 9th 4 Coz E. Crawford ’78 4x 6th 2 Anne R. Marden ’81 8 3d 1 Carol Brown ’75

1980 Olympic Games, no races Coach Peter V.W.Gardner ’46Moscow, USSR Coach Findley Meislahn ’64(participation WmnSr 2- Coach Lawrence E. Gluckmancancelled) 4x 2 Anne R. Marden ’81 8 2 Carol Brown ’75 Coach Kris Korzeniowski

1980 FISA Championships Hd Mgr. Charles Nagle (PULW Frosh Coach)Hazewinkle, Belgium Coach Lawrence E. Gluckman

1981 World WmnSr Coach Lawrence E. Gluckman


First Princeton Women to Make

U.S. National Team. Their

Pair was Fifth in 1975 World

Championships in Lucerne, Switzerland

Boatwright Nelson Cox, Janet Youngholm ’75, Carol Brown ’75, Coach Mike McLaughlin



Championships, 1x 8th 1 Anne R. Marden ’81Munich, Germany 4x 8th 3 Ann L. Strayer ’82 8 2d 2 Carol Brown ’75 Coach Kris Korzeniowski Alt Elizabeth A. Mayer ’83

1982 World MenLt 4- 6th 2 Charles L. Andrews ’83Championships, 8 7th 5 Robert VanCleve ’82Lucerne, 7 Thomas M. Pounds ’82Switzerland MD Luther M. Strayer, III ’57 WmnSr 4x 3d 2 Ann L. Strayer ’82 4x 3d 4 Anne R. Marden ’81 Coach Curtis Jordan

1983 Pan American MenSr 4x 2 Ridgely C. Johnson ’80Games, 8 1st 4 Christopher G. Penny ’85Caracus, Venezuela WmnSr 2x 1st 2 Anne R. Marden ’81 4+ Carol Brown ’75 4x Ann L. Strayer ’82 Team Coach Lawrence E. Gluckman

1983 World MenSr 8 1st Christopher Penny ’85Championships, MenLt 8 5th Coach Peter V.W.Gardner ’46Duisburg, Germany Alt Charles Cobbs ’85 Alt Jacob Gregory ’79 WmnSr 4+ 5th 4 Carol Brown ’75 4x 5th 1 Ann L. Strayer ’82 Team Coach Lawrence E. Gluckman

1984 Olympic Games, MenSr 4x 7th 3 Ridgely C. Johnson ’80Los Angeles, USA 8 2d 4 Christopher G. Penny ’85 Coach Kris Korzeniowski Team Alt Michael F. Teti WmnSr 4x 2d 4 Anne R. Marden ’81 Team Alt Carol P. Brown ’75 Coach Lawrence E. Gluckman Rowing for Canada 2- Harold Backer ’85 8 1st Harold Backer ’85 8 1st John M. Evans ’80 8 Christina Clark ’83

1984 FISA MenLt 4- 11th Coach Findley Meislahn ’64Championships, 8 5th Coach Peter V.W. Gardner ’46Montreal, Canada Team Alt Jeffrey D. Peterson ’84 WmnLt 1x 2d 1 Barbara Trafton ’82 8 1st 8 Jennifer A. Marron ’85 WmnSr 1x 3d 1 Anne R. Marden ’81

1985 World MenLt 4- 3d 2 Charles S. Cobbs ’85Championships, MenSr 4+ 5th Coach Stephen C. Gladstone



Hazewinkle, Belgium 8 3d 5 Christopher G. Penny ’85 8 3d 8 Michael F. Teti Team Coach Kris Korzeniowski WmnLt 2x 4th 2 Barbara Trafton ’82 4- 2d 4 Jennifer A. Marron ’81 WmnSr 1x 3d 1 Anne R. Marden ’81

1986 Goodwill Games, MenSr 2- 3d 1 Michael F. TetiMoscow, Russia 4+ 2d 1 W. Douglas Burden ’88 8 1st 2 Christopher G. Penny ’85 WmnSr 1x 2d 1 Anne R. Marden ’81 4x Ann L. Strayer ’82 Coach Curtis Jordan MD S. Scott Sudduth ’58

1986 World MenLt 8 6th 4 Henry Huntington ’87Champhionships, MenSr 2- 10th 1 Michael F. TetiNottingham, England 4x 12th 1 Anthony M. Horvat ’80 2 Ridgely c. Johnson ’80 4+ 3d 1 W. Douglas Burden ’88 Alt Christopher G. Penny ’85 Coach Kris Korzeniowski Team Coach Curtis Jordan MD Luther M. Strayer, III ’57 MD Scott Sudduth ’58 WmnLt 4- 1st 1 Carolyn J. Mehaffey ’86 WmnSr 1x 5th 1 Anne R. Marden ’81 4x 8th 1 Ann L. Strayer ’82

1986 Junior World MenSr 8 2d Andrew Morrow ’90Championships, Prague, Czechoslovakia

1987 World Team HdMgr Joseph MurtaughChampionships MenSr 8 1st 1 Michael F. TetiCopenhagen, Denmark 8 1st 7 W. Douglas Burden ’88 Coach Kris Korzeniowski Coach Curtis Jordan MD Luther M. Strayer, III ’57 WmnSr 2x 3rd 1 Anne R. Marden ’81 4x 9th 1 Ann L. Strayer ’82

1988 Olympic Games MenSr Coach Curtis JordanSeoul, Korea 8 3d 1 Michael F. Teti 8 3d 7 W. Douglas Burden ’88 Coach Kris Korzeniowski WmnSr 1x 2d 1 Anne R. Marden ’81 Team Alt Ann L. Strayer ’82

1989 World MenSr 4+ 11th 4 Andrew D. Morrow ’90Championships, Coach Gary Kilpatrick (Coach)




Bled, Yugoslavia 4x elim 1 Michael F. Teti 2 David B. Saxen ’87 3 Russell Cone ’89 4 W. Douglas Burden ’88 8 4th 8 John M. Parker ’89 Cox Alden D. Zecha ’87 Coach Kris Korzeniowski Coach Curtis Jordan Coach Gary Kilpatrick MD Luther M. Strayer, III ’57 WmnSr 8 Coach Frederick Schoch

1990 Goodwill MenSr 4+ 4th Cox Alden D. Zecha ’87Games, 4x 4th 4 W. Douglas Burden ’88Seattle, USA 8 2d Cox Alden D. Zecha ’87 Team Coach Kris Korzeniowski

1990 World MenLt Team Alt Tim F. Wray ’88Championships, MenSr 2x 4th 2 W. Douglas Burden ’88Tasmania, Australia Coach Kris Korzeniowski 4+ 7th Cox Alden D. Zecha ’87 8 Coach Curtis Jordan WmnSr 1x 7th 1 Anne R. Marden ’81 8 2d 8 Katherine Young ’01

1991 Pan American MenSr 4x 2d 4 Andrew D. Morrow ’90Games, 8 2d Cox Alden D. Zecha ’87


Anne R. Marden ’81Silver Medal in Sculling at Seoul Olympics

Princetonians at 1988 OlympicsBack Row: Curtis Jordan (Coach), Doug Burden ’88 (Men’s eight), Kris Korzeniowski (former Princeton Women’s Coach)Front Row: Carol Brown ’75, Ann Strayer ’82, Anne Marden ’81



Havana, Cuba WmnSr Team Coach Curtis Jordan 4- 2d 4 Kathryn A. Young ’91

1991 World MenLt Alt Tim F. Wray ’88Championships, Coach Frederick SchochVienna, Austria MenSr 2x 6th 2 W. Douglas Burden ’88 4+ 7th 1 John M. Parker ’89 8 8th 1 Michael F. Teti Team Coach Kris Korzeniowski MD Luther M. Strayer, III ’57 WmnSr 1x 4th 1 Anne R. Marden ’81

1992 Olympic MenSr 4- 2d 1 W. Douglas Burden ’88Games, 4+ 4th Coach Curtis JordanBenyoles, Spain 8 4th 1 Michael F. Teti 8 John M. Parker ’89 Coach Kris Korzeniowski MD Luther M. Strayer, III ’57 WmnSr 1x 4th 1 Anne R. Marden ’81

1992 World Lightweight MenLt 4- 5th Coach Frederick SchochChampionships, 8 7th 2 Tim F. Wray ’88Montreal, Canada

1993 World MenLt 4- 1st Coach Andrew L. Card ’85Championships, 8 elim 7 Tim F. Wray ’88Roudnice, MenSr 2- 10th 1 Michael F. TetiCzechoslovakia 2 John M. Parker ’89 Coach Daniel J. Roock ’81 WmnLt 4- 3rd 1 Barbara A. Byrne ’89 4 Danika Harris ’95 WmnSr 2x 8th 1 Andrea Thies (Coach)

1994 World MenLt 4- 8th 1 Tim F. Wray ’88Championships, 8 5th Coach Andrew L. Card ’85Indianapolis, USA Team Coach Michael F. Teti WmnLt 4- 1st 4 Danika Harris ’95 WmnSr 2- 6th 1 Lianne Bennion Nelson ’95 4x 6th 2 Andrea Thies

1995 Pan American WmnLt 4x 1st 1 Barbara A. Byrne ’89Games, Mar del Plata, WmnSr 2x 2d 1 Andrea TheisArgentina Coach Ashlee B. Patton ’90

1995 World MenLt 8 5th Coach Andrew L. Card ’85Championships, MenSr 4+ 1st 4 Christian P.R. Ahrens ’98Tampere, Finland Coach Curtis Jordan Team Coach Michael F. Teti WmnLt 4- 1st 2 Barbara A. Byrne ’89 Team Coach Ashlee B. Patten ’90 WmnSr 4- 1st 4 Lianne Bennion Nelson ’95 4x 5th 2 Andrea Thies

1996 Olympic Games, MenSr 8 5th 1 W. Douglas Burden ’88Gainsville, USA Team Alt Kevin M. Cotter ’96




Title Team Boat Place Position Name MenLt 4- 3d Coach Michael F. Teti 4- 3d Coach Curtis Jordan WmnSr 4x Coach Andrea Thies

1996 World Championships, WmnLt Team Coach Ashlee B. Patten ’90Strathclyde, Scotland

1997 World MenLt 4- 5th 2 Kevin M. Cotter ’96Championships, 4- 5th 3 Paul H. Teti ’01Aiguebelette, France 8 6th Coach Andrew L. Card ’85 MenSr 4+ 4th 1 Martin M. Crotty ’98 8 1st 8 Christian P. R. Ahrens ’98 Alt Gregg Hughes ’96 Coach Michael F. Teti Team Boatman Brad Woodrich Coach Curtis Jordan Coach Joseph Murtaugh WmnSr Team Coach Lori Dauphiny

1998 World MenLt 4- 9th 2 Kevin M. Cotter ’96Championships, 4 Paul H. Teti ’01Cologne, Germany MenSr 4+ 4th 2 Martin M. Crotty ’98 8 1st 8 Christian P.R. Ahrens ’98 8 1st Tom Welsh ’99 Alt Gregg Hughes ’96 Coach Michael F. Teti Team Ast.Mgr. Willie Black (Frosh LW Coach) Coach Andrew L. Card ’85 Coach Curtis Jordan Coach Joseph Murtaugh Coach John M. Parker ’89 WmnSr 4- elim 3 Stephanie Gregg ’96 8 2d 8 Lianne Bennion Nelson ’95 Team Coach Lori Dauphiny Coach Ashley B. Patten ’90

Lianne Nelson ’95 — After two World Cup silver medals, a gold medal at the Henley Royal Regatta and a silver medal at the 1998 FISA World Rowing Championships, Nelson was voted US Rowing’s 1998 Female Athlete of the Year.

1999 Pan American MenLt 4- 1st 2 Paul H. Teti ’01Games, MenSr 4- 2d 2 Martin M. Crotty ’98Minnedosa, Canada

1999 World MenLt 2- 10th Gregory Hughes ’96Championships, 4- 9th 3 Paul H. Teti ’01



NOTE: This data on Princetonians in International Competition is based upon the U.S Team Boatings available from Friends of Rowing History through their web site http://www.row-inghistory.net. Additional data was provided by Princeton coaches and participants.

Rowing for Canada Men 2- 8th Morgan Crooks ’98 8 8th Tom Hershmiller ’00

2000 Olympic Games, MenLt 4- 6th 3 Paul H. Teti ’01Sydney, Australia Coach Curtis Jordan MenSr 8 5th 4 Tom Welsh ’99 8 5th 6 Christian P.R. Ahrens ’98 Team Alt Kevin M. Cotter ’96 Alt Sean M. Kammann ’98 WmnSr 8 6th 8 Lianne Bennion Nelson ’95 Team Coach Ashlee B. Patten ’90 Coach Michael F. Teti Coach Curtis Jordan Hd.Mgr. Willie Black Boatman Brad Woodrich Rowing for Canada MenSr 8 Morgan Crooks ’98 Tom Hershmiller ’00

2000 Nations Cup MenLt 4- William E. Fedyna ’00 8 Mark Flickinger ’01 Coach Gregg Hughes ’96

2000 FISA MenLt 8 1st 5 William E. Fedyna ’00Championships, 8 1st Coach Joseph MurtaughZagreb, Croatia 8 1st Cox Joshua Fien-Helfman ’02 Alt Christopher Simon ’03 MenSr Team Alt Jason R. Flickinger ’99 WmnLt Team Alt Abigail W. S. Cromwell ’99

Title Team Boat Place Position NameSt. Catharines, Canada 8 1st 5 Kevin M. Cotter ’96 8 1st 8 Sean M. Kammann ’98 8 1st Cox Alexey Salamini ’99 Team Coach Andrew L. Card ’85 Coach Curtis Jordan MenSr 8 1st 4 Tom Welsh ’99 8 1st 8 Christian P.R. Ahrens ’98 Team Coach Michael F. Teti Coach Joseph Murtaugh Hd.Mgr. Willie Black WmnSr 2- 7th 2 Lianne Bennion Nelson ’95 Team Alt Stephanie Gregg ’96 Coach Lori Dauphiny Boatman Brad Woodrich


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