Saturday, April 19
Philadelphia, Pa.
9:20 AM
Princeton University
at
#2 Penn (The Wood-Hammond Trophy)
No. 4 Men's Lightweight Rowing Wins Back Wood-Hammond Trophy Against No. 2 Penn
April 19, 2025 | Men's Rowing - Lightweight
Full Results
PHILADELPHIA – The No. 4 Princeton University men's lightweight rowing team successfully won back the Wood-Hammond Trophy after defeating the No. 2 University of Pennsylvania at the Schuylkill River Saturday morning. Georgetown also raced against the Tigers and Quakers.
"Happy to bring the Wood-Hammond Trophy back to Princeton after losing it last year in such a close race," said Head Coach Marty Crotty. "You wouldn't know it if you were just walking your dog in the park this morning on such a beautiful day, but the water conditions during the racing today, especially the first varsity race were challenging to say the very least.
The guys in the 1V made some much-needed mid-season technical changes this week in practice just in time to face the angry Schuylkill today.
We have another huge week coming up, in preparation for the annual HYP race. This year it occurs on Lake Carnegie, it will be our seniors last race in Princeton, and one day after the last day of school."
The Wood-Hammond Trophy, started in 1941, is the annual competition between the varsity lightweight crews of Princeton and Penn. After today's Tiger victory, Princeton moves to 66-14 in the all-time series.
Princeton's 1V (6:21.4) finished ahead of Penn (6:21.8) in a thrilling finish to capture the Wood-Hammond Cup, along with the Hoyas (6:36.7).
The Tigers' 2V (6:31.9) fell just short to the Quakers (6:31.9) and ahead of Georgetown (6:38.9). The 3V (6:39.1) also finished behind Penn (6:37.6) and in front of the Hoyas (7:03.7) while the 4V (7:09.9) fell to the Quakers (6:57.6).
Up Next
Princeton races No. 1 Harvard and No. 6 Yale for the Goldthwait and Vogel Cups at Lake Carnegie on Apr. 26.
Lineups
1V
Bow Atticus Chute
2 Sam Scowen
3 David Van Velden
4 Noah Klemmer Domonkos
5 Reuben Cook
6 Frederick Middleton
7 Hidde Lycklama
Stroke Nick Aronow
Coxswain Adam Casler
2V
Bow Reese Bommer
2 Jack Hume
3 Will Nash
4 Sebastian Whiteley
5 Liam Dooley
6 Luke Helstrom
7 Bach Ryan
Stroke John Kiely
Coxswain Luc Harbers
3V
Bow Quinn Diamond
2 Vincent Mann
3 Matteo Torres
4 Brian Karle
5 Cal Gorvy
6 Conlan Diamond
7 Johannes Jakobsen
Stroke Lazlo Wenk
Coxswain Laney Gold-Rappe
4V
Bow Sid Jain
2 Astor Lu
3 Paul Canalori
4 Maaso Ortega
5 Allen Liu
6 Charles McWeeny
7 Mason Delamater
Stroke Braeden Carroll
Coxswain Charlotte Cox
PHILADELPHIA – The No. 4 Princeton University men's lightweight rowing team successfully won back the Wood-Hammond Trophy after defeating the No. 2 University of Pennsylvania at the Schuylkill River Saturday morning. Georgetown also raced against the Tigers and Quakers.
"Happy to bring the Wood-Hammond Trophy back to Princeton after losing it last year in such a close race," said Head Coach Marty Crotty. "You wouldn't know it if you were just walking your dog in the park this morning on such a beautiful day, but the water conditions during the racing today, especially the first varsity race were challenging to say the very least.
The guys in the 1V made some much-needed mid-season technical changes this week in practice just in time to face the angry Schuylkill today.
We have another huge week coming up, in preparation for the annual HYP race. This year it occurs on Lake Carnegie, it will be our seniors last race in Princeton, and one day after the last day of school."
The Wood-Hammond Trophy, started in 1941, is the annual competition between the varsity lightweight crews of Princeton and Penn. After today's Tiger victory, Princeton moves to 66-14 in the all-time series.
Princeton's 1V (6:21.4) finished ahead of Penn (6:21.8) in a thrilling finish to capture the Wood-Hammond Cup, along with the Hoyas (6:36.7).
The Tigers' 2V (6:31.9) fell just short to the Quakers (6:31.9) and ahead of Georgetown (6:38.9). The 3V (6:39.1) also finished behind Penn (6:37.6) and in front of the Hoyas (7:03.7) while the 4V (7:09.9) fell to the Quakers (6:57.6).
Up Next
Princeton races No. 1 Harvard and No. 6 Yale for the Goldthwait and Vogel Cups at Lake Carnegie on Apr. 26.
Lineups
1V
Bow Atticus Chute
2 Sam Scowen
3 David Van Velden
4 Noah Klemmer Domonkos
5 Reuben Cook
6 Frederick Middleton
7 Hidde Lycklama
Stroke Nick Aronow
Coxswain Adam Casler
2V
Bow Reese Bommer
2 Jack Hume
3 Will Nash
4 Sebastian Whiteley
5 Liam Dooley
6 Luke Helstrom
7 Bach Ryan
Stroke John Kiely
Coxswain Luc Harbers
3V
Bow Quinn Diamond
2 Vincent Mann
3 Matteo Torres
4 Brian Karle
5 Cal Gorvy
6 Conlan Diamond
7 Johannes Jakobsen
Stroke Lazlo Wenk
Coxswain Laney Gold-Rappe
4V
Bow Sid Jain
2 Astor Lu
3 Paul Canalori
4 Maaso Ortega
5 Allen Liu
6 Charles McWeeny
7 Mason Delamater
Stroke Braeden Carroll
Coxswain Charlotte Cox
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