Saturday, April 12
Ithaca, N.Y.
8:30 AM
Princeton University
at
#3 Cornell (The Platt and Harriott Trophy)
Photo by: Darl Zehr Photography/Cornell Athletics
No. 3 Men's Lightweight Rowing Splits Races With No. 4 Cornell
April 12, 2025 | Men's Rowing - Lightweight
Full Results
ITHACA, N.Y. – The No. 3 Princeton University men's lightweight rowing team split its races with No. 4 Cornell as the Tigers and Big Red raced for the Platt Cup and Harriot Trophy Saturday morning at the Cornell Rowing Center.
While the Tigers' 1V and 4V fell, the 2V and 3V earned victories over the Big Red. Cornell regained the Platt Cup along with the Harriot Trophy, which is based on overall team wins, as the 1V was the tiebreaker.
"It's not often we get thumped like that at the First Varsity level, so the way the guys respond to that will be very important to what we can achieve later this season," said Head Coach Marty Crotty. "Both the second and third boats have continued to make progress in our weekly training sessions, and it showed in their results today. The 2V trailed for most of that race but hung in there and had a great sprint to take the win in their race. Onto Philadelphia."
The Tigers' 2V (6:09.3) came from behind to down the Big Red (6:11.1). The 3V (6:07.8) also picked up the win over Cornell (6:11.2).
Princeton's 1V (6:00.8) finished behind the Big Red (5:51.8), while the 4V (6:49.6) also trailed Cornell (6:26.2).
Lineups
1V
Bow Bach Ryan
2 Sam Scowen
3 David Van Velden
4 Noah Klemmer Domonkos
5 Reuben Cook
6 Nick Aronow
7 Hidde Lycklama
Stroke Frederick Middleton
Coxswain Adam Casler
2V
Bow Reese Bommer
2 Jack Hume
3 Liam Dooley
4 Sebastian Whiteley
5 Lon Walton
6 Luke Helstrom
7 Atticus Chute
Stroke John Kiely
Coxswain Luc Harbers
3V
Bow Quinn Diamond
2 Vincent Mann
3 Will Nash
4 Brian Karle
5 Cal Gorvy
6 Conlan Diamond
7 Johannes Jakobsen
Stroke Lazlo Wenk
Coxswain Laney Gold-Rappe
4V
Bow Allen Liu
2 Sid Jain
3 Maaso Ortega
4 Paul Canalori
5 Charles McWeeny
6 Mason Delamater
7 Braeden Carroll
Stroke Matteo Torres
Coxswain Charlotte Cox
Up Next
Princeton faces the No. 2 University of Pennsylvania for the Wood-Hammond Trophy in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Apr. 19.
ITHACA, N.Y. – The No. 3 Princeton University men's lightweight rowing team split its races with No. 4 Cornell as the Tigers and Big Red raced for the Platt Cup and Harriot Trophy Saturday morning at the Cornell Rowing Center.
While the Tigers' 1V and 4V fell, the 2V and 3V earned victories over the Big Red. Cornell regained the Platt Cup along with the Harriot Trophy, which is based on overall team wins, as the 1V was the tiebreaker.
"It's not often we get thumped like that at the First Varsity level, so the way the guys respond to that will be very important to what we can achieve later this season," said Head Coach Marty Crotty. "Both the second and third boats have continued to make progress in our weekly training sessions, and it showed in their results today. The 2V trailed for most of that race but hung in there and had a great sprint to take the win in their race. Onto Philadelphia."
The Tigers' 2V (6:09.3) came from behind to down the Big Red (6:11.1). The 3V (6:07.8) also picked up the win over Cornell (6:11.2).
Princeton's 1V (6:00.8) finished behind the Big Red (5:51.8), while the 4V (6:49.6) also trailed Cornell (6:26.2).
Lineups
1V
Bow Bach Ryan
2 Sam Scowen
3 David Van Velden
4 Noah Klemmer Domonkos
5 Reuben Cook
6 Nick Aronow
7 Hidde Lycklama
Stroke Frederick Middleton
Coxswain Adam Casler
2V
Bow Reese Bommer
2 Jack Hume
3 Liam Dooley
4 Sebastian Whiteley
5 Lon Walton
6 Luke Helstrom
7 Atticus Chute
Stroke John Kiely
Coxswain Luc Harbers
3V
Bow Quinn Diamond
2 Vincent Mann
3 Will Nash
4 Brian Karle
5 Cal Gorvy
6 Conlan Diamond
7 Johannes Jakobsen
Stroke Lazlo Wenk
Coxswain Laney Gold-Rappe
4V
Bow Allen Liu
2 Sid Jain
3 Maaso Ortega
4 Paul Canalori
5 Charles McWeeny
6 Mason Delamater
7 Braeden Carroll
Stroke Matteo Torres
Coxswain Charlotte Cox
Up Next
Princeton faces the No. 2 University of Pennsylvania for the Wood-Hammond Trophy in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Apr. 19.
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