CHULA VISTA, Calif. – Women's rowing finished WIRAs on Sunday after two days of races.
RESULTS
V8 (Saturday)
1. San Diego (6:42.42)
2. Sacramento State (6:43.31)
3. Portland (6:53.72)
4. Santa Clara (7:36.84)
N4 (Saturday)
1. Central Oklahoma (8:00.683)
2. Santa Clara (8:06.445)
3. Seattle Pacific (8:18.132)
4. UCSB (8:40.654)
5. Pacific University-Forest Grove (8:48.844)
6. Saint Mary's B (9:07.674)
7. UC Irvine (10:02.054)
V8 Petite Final (Sunday)
1. Seattle (7:15.614)
2. Santa Clara (7:38.6)
N4 Grand Final (Sunday)
1. Central Oklahoma (8:10.432)
2. Saint Mary's A (8:17.474)
3. Santa Clara (8:46.22)
4. Seattle Pacific (9:06.153)
5. Oregon (9:07.874)
6. Humboldt (9:22/53)
"We traveled to Lake Natoma this past weekend with the hope of testing a newly re-invigorated V8+ lineup. We have a very small team this year and have encountered numerous struggles each time we've headed into a regatta. Unfortunately, WIRAs was no exception! Despite what may appear to be a disappointing finish in that premier boat class, what these student-athletes accomplished in the face of such adversity speaks volumes about their character, determination, and relentless devotion to this team. I am immeasurably proud of their grit and resilience.
"The novice 4+ was composed of five first-year rowers. While this boat finished third and came home with a bronze medal, and this is an outstanding accomplishment in and of itself, I feel it is important to know the full story. The "novice" category requires the participants to be in their first year of collegiate competition. The individuals may have extensive experience prior to enrolling in college. In this Novice 4+ race, the top two finishing boats from University of Central Oklahoma and Saint Mary's College were entirely filled with very experienced rowers - though this is their first year competing collegiately. The Broncos were the top-finishing true novice boat. Three of the women took their first strokes in October, and the fourth walked on from rugby in late January.
"I am excited to see how things conclude for the year at our conference championship on May 13th."
Associate head coach Marjorie Setchko
NEXT UP
Santa Clara is at the WCC Championships May 13.
Connect with the Broncos on Social Media
Athletics: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Snapchat
Women's Rowing: Twitter | Instagram

June 1, 2023
Women's Rowing Has Six on WCC All-Academic Lists

May 13, 2023
Two Named All-WCC for Women's Rowing

May 12, 2023
Women's Rowing Heads to WCC Championships

April 30, 2023
WIRAs Wrap-Up for Women's Rowing

April 28, 2023
Women's Rowing Heads to WIRAs

April 16, 2023
Women's Rowing Wraps-Up Chula Vista Invitational

April 14, 2023
Women's Rowing Set for the Chula Vista Invitational

April 2, 2023
Women's Rowing Concludes Time at San Diego Crew Classic

March 31, 2023
Women's Rowing Set for San Diego Crew Classic

March 11, 2023
Women's Rowing Completes Regatta in Sacramento

March 3, 2023
Newport Challenge Cup Up Next for Women's Rowing

February 23, 2023
Women's Rowing Has Two Named Preseason All-WCC

February 18, 2023
Women's Rowing Finishes Scrimmage With UC Davis and Saint Mary's