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Theo Bell (Great Britain middle) and Pat Long (Australia right) won medals during the U23 World Rowing Championships
Photo by: Beverly Schaefer
Heavies Have Two Medal Winners At U23 World Rowing Championships
July 30, 2022 | Heavyweight Rowing
Live Video/Audio - World Rowing Championships
VARESE, Italy – The Princeton men's heavyweight team had two medal winners during Saturday's action at the U23 World Rowing Championships.
Theo Long '26 helped Great Britain's 8+ win gold (5:51.71), 2.6 seconds in front of the United States. Pat Long led Australia's 8+ to the bronze medal, giving Princeton two representatives with medals in the 8+ event.
"What a monumental day for Princeton rowing," said Princeton head coach Greg Hughes. "To have Theo and Pat earn medals shows how much hard work they've put into this. We can wait to celebrate this at boathouse with the rest of the team when we're back together!"
Marcus Chute '26 of Great Britain U19 1x crossed the finish line second (6:57.57) in the semifinal and will race for gold tomorrow (8:25 a.m.).
Lightweights
David Van Valden and Hidde Lyklama of the Netherlands U23 LM2X placed sixth in their grand final (6:50.53).
Nick Aronow of the U.S. U23 LM1X was second in the B Final (7:13.78) to collect eighth overall.
Adam Casler '26 and the United States U19 8+ races for a medal tomorrow at 8:55 a.m.
VARESE, Italy – The Princeton men's heavyweight team had two medal winners during Saturday's action at the U23 World Rowing Championships.
Theo Long '26 helped Great Britain's 8+ win gold (5:51.71), 2.6 seconds in front of the United States. Pat Long led Australia's 8+ to the bronze medal, giving Princeton two representatives with medals in the 8+ event.
"What a monumental day for Princeton rowing," said Princeton head coach Greg Hughes. "To have Theo and Pat earn medals shows how much hard work they've put into this. We can wait to celebrate this at boathouse with the rest of the team when we're back together!"
Marcus Chute '26 of Great Britain U19 1x crossed the finish line second (6:57.57) in the semifinal and will race for gold tomorrow (8:25 a.m.).
Lightweights
David Van Valden and Hidde Lyklama of the Netherlands U23 LM2X placed sixth in their grand final (6:50.53).
Nick Aronow of the U.S. U23 LM1X was second in the B Final (7:13.78) to collect eighth overall.
Adam Casler '26 and the United States U19 8+ races for a medal tomorrow at 8:55 a.m.
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