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Dan Cashman, Tristan Wenger, Marcu Chute, Matt Cashman and Kian Aminian
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Heavies Win Nine Medals at the U23 World Rowing Championships
July 29, 2026 | Heavyweight Rowing
Duisburg, Germany – Members of the Princeton University heavyweight rowing team won a total of nine medals at the U23 World Rowing Championships.
Saturday Recap
Princeton's Tristan Wenger and Marcus Chute led Great Britain to the gold medal, crossing the line at 5:56.1. Matt and Dan Cashman paced Australia to the silver with a 5:58.94. Kian Aminian helped the United States to bronze with a 6:00.26.
That gave Princeton five of the 12 total medalists in the men's four event.
"It was such a thrill to watch that 4- race and see so many of our guys getting it done at the highest level on the world stage," said Princeton head coach Greg Hughes. "Our whole team is incredibly proud of them, and I can tell you it meant a lot to us all to see them standing all together on the medals dock after the race. A huge congrats to Marcus and Tristan: You're World Champions!"
In the 4- B Final, Alan Mitchell helped France to second place while Conor Bohlmann rowed Canada to third place, giving them eighth and ninth place overall.
Isaac Morris '30 paced Great Britain to second place in the B Final for the 2X.
In the M4x, Cy Rosenberg and men's lightweight rower George Dolce took second in their C-Final to secure 14th overall.
Sunday Recap
The Tigers won an additional four medals on Sunday, bringing their tally to nine.
Alex Perkins won gold (5:31.94) with Great Britain in the 8+, while Andrew Wilkinson and Taeden Landa helped the USA (5:32.98) win silver. Ed Nutt and Australia also finished fourth (5:36.08) in the 8+.
Kian Aminian won his second medal of the championships, gold (5:52.72) in the mixed 8+.
Saturday Recap
Princeton's Tristan Wenger and Marcus Chute led Great Britain to the gold medal, crossing the line at 5:56.1. Matt and Dan Cashman paced Australia to the silver with a 5:58.94. Kian Aminian helped the United States to bronze with a 6:00.26.
That gave Princeton five of the 12 total medalists in the men's four event.
"It was such a thrill to watch that 4- race and see so many of our guys getting it done at the highest level on the world stage," said Princeton head coach Greg Hughes. "Our whole team is incredibly proud of them, and I can tell you it meant a lot to us all to see them standing all together on the medals dock after the race. A huge congrats to Marcus and Tristan: You're World Champions!"
In the 4- B Final, Alan Mitchell helped France to second place while Conor Bohlmann rowed Canada to third place, giving them eighth and ninth place overall.
Isaac Morris '30 paced Great Britain to second place in the B Final for the 2X.
In the M4x, Cy Rosenberg and men's lightweight rower George Dolce took second in their C-Final to secure 14th overall.
Sunday Recap
The Tigers won an additional four medals on Sunday, bringing their tally to nine.
Alex Perkins won gold (5:31.94) with Great Britain in the 8+, while Andrew Wilkinson and Taeden Landa helped the USA (5:32.98) win silver. Ed Nutt and Australia also finished fourth (5:36.08) in the 8+.
Kian Aminian won his second medal of the championships, gold (5:52.72) in the mixed 8+.
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