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Princeton Rowing Has Six Medalists At World Rowing Cup II
June 19, 2023 | Heavyweight Rowing, Women's Rowing - Open
PRINCETON – The Shea Rowing Center had five former Tigers collect medals at the World Rowing Cup II in Varese, Italy last weekend.
Former Tiger Tom George '18 and Oliver Wynne-Griffin won gold for Great Britain in the A Final (6:13.15). It was the third fastest time ever posted in the men's pair and fastest in Great Britain Rowing history.
Tim Masters '15 helped Australia's 8+ collect silver (5:26.63), trailing on Great Britain (5:23.81).
Nick Mead '17 led the United States four (Michael Grady, Chris Carlson, and Liam Corrigan) to bronze (5:48.91) behind Great Britain (5:42.24) and Australia (5:43.19).
Andy LeRoux '20 was second in the C Final for the 1x.
Kesley Reelick '14 and Claire Collins '19 were in the United States four won gold with a time 6:17.55, over two seconds ahead of Great Britain with Australia taking bronze (6:22.14).
Hannah Scott '21 helped Great Britain pick up a silver in the 4x Final (6:09.38), just behind China (6:08.87).
Emily Kallfelz '19 and her double scull partner of Lauren O'Connor secured fifth overall.
Former Tiger Tom George '18 and Oliver Wynne-Griffin won gold for Great Britain in the A Final (6:13.15). It was the third fastest time ever posted in the men's pair and fastest in Great Britain Rowing history.
Tim Masters '15 helped Australia's 8+ collect silver (5:26.63), trailing on Great Britain (5:23.81).
Nick Mead '17 led the United States four (Michael Grady, Chris Carlson, and Liam Corrigan) to bronze (5:48.91) behind Great Britain (5:42.24) and Australia (5:43.19).
Andy LeRoux '20 was second in the C Final for the 1x.
Kesley Reelick '14 and Claire Collins '19 were in the United States four won gold with a time 6:17.55, over two seconds ahead of Great Britain with Australia taking bronze (6:22.14).
Hannah Scott '21 helped Great Britain pick up a silver in the 4x Final (6:09.38), just behind China (6:08.87).
Emily Kallfelz '19 and her double scull partner of Lauren O'Connor secured fifth overall.
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