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Princeton team celebrating second place overall.
Heavies Collect Two Silvers; Nab Second Place In Ten Eyck Standings
June 02, 2024 | Heavyweight Rowing
WEST WINDSOR - The Princeton Heavyweight Rowing Team finished second in the Ten Eyck Standings at the IRA National Championships on Sunday morning.
The Tigers' second-place finish was the highest mark for the team since 2016 and was the best score among all East Coast schools, trailing only Washington. They have climbed from eighth in 2022 to fourth in 2023 to today's second-place tally.
"I am extremely proud of our team's performance at IRAs," said Princeton head coach Greg Hughes. "As a team, it was our strongest performance in over a decade and it was great to see the way our team stacked up amongst the best teams in the country."
The 3V (5:41.47) beat out Cal (5:41.56) in photo finish to collect the silver medal, behind just Washington (5:39.0), a five-spot improvement from last season. The 3V used a 1:24.95 split in the final 500m to catch the Bears and secure the boat's first IRA medal since 2016.
Princeton's 1V corralled fourth overall in its Grand Final (5:34.46) behind Washington (5:27.23), Harvard (5:28.9) and Cal (5:30.4).
Ten Eyck Standings
1- Washington 288
2- Princeton 266
3- California 260
4- Harvard 252
5- Brown 229
The Tigers' second-place finish was the highest mark for the team since 2016 and was the best score among all East Coast schools, trailing only Washington. They have climbed from eighth in 2022 to fourth in 2023 to today's second-place tally.
"I am extremely proud of our team's performance at IRAs," said Princeton head coach Greg Hughes. "As a team, it was our strongest performance in over a decade and it was great to see the way our team stacked up amongst the best teams in the country."
The 3V (5:41.47) beat out Cal (5:41.56) in photo finish to collect the silver medal, behind just Washington (5:39.0), a five-spot improvement from last season. The 3V used a 1:24.95 split in the final 500m to catch the Bears and secure the boat's first IRA medal since 2016.
Head coach Greg Hughes' 2V secured a second-place finish with a 5:36.9, 2.6 seconds back of Washington (5:34.3). It's the first medal for the boat since 2017 and a five-spot jump from 2023.Photo Finish For Silver!
— Princeton Heavies (@TigerHeavies) June 2, 2024
The Tigers' 3V beats out Cal for silver by .1 seconds!
What a race as the Tigers ger their first medal of the day! https://t.co/sUQ1drBs4p pic.twitter.com/ObP0eEUkgl
Silver for the 2V!
— Princeton Heavies (@TigerHeavies) June 2, 2024
The Tigers post a 5:36.92 to earn the second best time, trailing just Washington! pic.twitter.com/gV4whvtDam
Princeton's 1V corralled fourth overall in its Grand Final (5:34.46) behind Washington (5:27.23), Harvard (5:28.9) and Cal (5:30.4).
Ten Eyck Standings
1- Washington 288
2- Princeton 266
3- California 260
4- Harvard 252
5- Brown 229
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