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May 14 TigerCast: Rowers Faith Richardson & Patrick Eble
May 14, 2015 | General, Heavyweight Rowing, Women's Rowing - Open
Prior to seeking Ivy League Championships this weekend, senior Faith Richardson and junior Patrick Eble join the latest edition of TigerCast.
Richardson is the captain of the two-time defending Ivy League champion open women, who will be seeded second at this weekend's Ivy League Championships (preview here). Brown enters the weekend as the favorite following its eight-second win over Princeton in late March, but the Tigers have gone through a rigorous schedule of Top-20 opponents, and they believe they are peaking at the right time.
Eble is a three-year starter in the varsity eight, and his Princeton squad has gone 8-1 this season to earn the No. 2 seed at Sprints (preview here). The field is expected to be extremely close, especially considering Princeton's last two races have been decided by fewer than two seconds. Princeton hasn't won a Sprints gold since 2006, a stretch they would love to end Sunday at 5:30.
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Sept. 25: Cameron Porter (men's soccer) 4:10; DiAndre Atwater (football) 14:10.
Oct. 2: Julie Shackford (women's soccer) 5:00; Ty Desiré (football) 17:10.
Oct. 9: Sabrina King (women's volleyball) 6:25; Mike Ramos (football) 20:15.
Oct. 16: Sydney Kirby (field hockey) 7:15; Ian McGeary (football) 25:05.
Oct. 23: Lauren Lazo (women's soccer) 7:00; Mike Zeuli (football) 19:05.
Nov. 6: Steve Totten (men's soccer) 7:55; Ron Fogarty (men's hockey) 18:15; Caraun Reid (football) 31:25.
Nov. 20: Drew Hoffenberg (water polo) 4:35; Connor Kelley (football) 13:15.
Nov. 27: Bob Surace (football) 7:35.
Dec. 4: Aaron Ave (men's hockey) 5:35; Michelle Miller (women's basketball) 18:10.
Dec. 11: Caitlin Chambers (women's diving) 5:05; Teo D'Alessandro (men's swimming) 16:35.
Dec. 18: Year In Review (4:10).
Jan. 8: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 6:45; Mitch Henderson (men's basketball) 19:30.
Jan. 15: Sam Shweisky (men's volleyball) 5:05.
Jan. 22: Luis Nicolao (women's water polo) 7:10.
Jan. 29: Hans Brase (men's basketball) 5:50; Molly Contini (women's ice hockey) 18:35.
Feb. 5: Abram Ayala (wrestling) 5:00; Zoltan Dudas (fencing) 17:10.
Feb. 12: Gail Ramsay (women's squash) 4:30; Chris Bates (men's lacrosse) 16:10.
Feb. 19: Reese Iriondo (women's swimming) 6:00; Chris Sailer (women's lacrosse) 17:15.
Feb. 26: Harrison Wagner (men's swimming) 5:00; Scott Rushton (men's track & field) 16:10; Kim Mackay (women's track & field) 27:10.
Mar. 5: Chris Ayres (wrestling) 5:15; Sean Wilkinson (men's squash) 18:15.
Mar. 12: Blake Dietrick (women's basketball) 5:20; Milena Flores (women's basketball) 16:30.
Mar. 19: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 4:50; Chris Perez (wrestling) 16:35.
Mar. 26: Rachel Rendina (softball) 6:05; Danny Hoy (baseball) 16:35.
Apr. 2: Amanda Muliawan (women's tennis) 6:35; Martin Barakso (heavyweight rowing) 19:30.
Apr. 9: Thomas Colautti (men's tennis) 5:25; Casey Ward (men's lightweight rowing) 17:35.
Apr. 16: Will Siroky (volleyball) 6:45; Lisa Van Ackeren (softball) 17:30.
Apr. 23: Erika DeSanty (women's golf) 6:50; Alex Dombrowski (men's golf) 19:25.
Apr. 30: Olivia Hompe (women's lacrosse) 5:40; Becky Kreutter (women's lightweight rowing) 18:50.