Husky Men's Crew takes home National Championship!
by John Berkowitz on Jun 6, 2009 11:57 AM PDT
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The Washington Men's Varsity Eight picked up its second national championship in the last three years by winning the IRA regatta on Lake Natoma in Sacramento this afternoon.
Washington rowed a smoking 5:51.465 to beat second place Brown by over 5 seconds. #1 rated Cal finished third followed by Boston University, Harvard, and last years national champion Wisconsin.
The Husky JV's, Frosh, and Men's Open Four also won their races in impressive fashion as Washington claimed the overall team championship based on points for the third consecutive year. The men's four with cox finished second to California in the finals.
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Two National Championships in one week?
5th in Golf, with an All-American (Nick Taylor)?
20 athletes in the NCAA Track Championships?
It’s great to be a Husky.
Heats
They may have burned themselves out early.
The competition was pretty even this year. If they ran it again on Sunday the outcome may have been completely different.
Listen to the audio of the last race
http://www.huskycrew.org/audio-video/ira09v8a.wav
Cal was in the lead or second place until the last 200 meters or so then the Dawgs took over. The announcer was in awe, good stuff, great job by Crew
Wrong Results
They had the wrong times posted at the IRA site yesterday. Cal actually finished second and Brown was third.
FAIL... You posted the JV time, not the varsity ;-)
NT
Not like the Utah Jazz... it's about REAL jazz. Go Dawgs, Go Blazers!
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