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    Rowing Closes Out ACC Championships at Lake Wheeler

    BostonSportsNewsBy BostonSportsNewsMay 19, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    RALEIGH, N.C. – The Boston College rowing team wrapped up competition at the ACC Championships on Saturday morning at Lake Wheeler.
     
    “Great to see the team putting down solid pieces across the board from the 1V to the 3V,” said head coach Grace Hollowell. “I think they have done a fantastic job this whole year of doing things together and doing things for the team. They have committed to doing hard things as a full team and that showed today during the finals. It’s also great to see three of the five crews beating their seeding and showing what we are capable of as a team. Proud of this group and go Eagles!”
     
    The Eagles’ third varsity eight crew crossed in 6:58.010, placing second behind Notre Dame and ahead of Louisville, Duke and SMU. Boston College also recorded a third-place finish in the first varsity four, clocking 7:31.550 to finish behind Duke and Miami.
     
    Boston College’s first varsity eight placed fifth in 6:41.570, narrowly behind Louisville, while the second varsity eight finished sixth in 6:59.290. The Eagles’ second varsity four also took sixth with a time of 8:01.250.
     
    Senior Lauren Bauer earned All-ACC Third Team honors as Boston College’s lone all-conference selection.
     
    Stanford took first overall for the second year in a row at Championships with 132 points, sweeping the grand finals. Virginia took second with 118 points followed by Cal in third.
     
    RACE RESULTS
    ACC Championships
    Saturday – Finals
    Third Varsity Eight

    1. Notre Dame                6:55.220
    2. Boston College           6:58.010
    3. Louisville                    6:59.600
    4. Duke                           7:02.590
    5. SMU                           7:13.870

     
    Second Varsity Four

    1. Duke                           7:30.350
    2. SMU                           7:38.700
    3. Miami                         7:39.990
    4. Louisville                    7:44.590
    5. Clemson                      7:46.360
    6. Boston College           8:01.250

     
    First Varsity Four

    1. Duke                           7:24.790
    2. Miami                         7:29.540
    3. Boston College           7:31.550
    4. SMU                           7:31.850
    5. Louisville                    7:33.490
    6. Clemson                      7:38.710

     
    Second Varsity Eight 

    1. North Carolina            6:39.760
    2. SMU                           6:41.550
    3. Louisville                    6:48.930
    4. Clemson                      6:49.710
    5. Notre Dame                6:52.960
    6. Boston College           6:59.290

     
    First Varsity Eight

    1. North Carolina            6:27.740
    2. SMU                           6:29.510
    3. Clemson                      6:33.000
    4. Louisville                    6:41.040
    5. Boston College           6:41.570
    6. Notre Dame                6:42.600

     
    LINEUPS
    First Varsity 8+
    Cox: Caroline Jennings
    Stroke: Sofia Martin
    7 Seat: Lucy Barratt
    6 Seat: Lauren Bauer
    5 Seat: Lauren Craven
    4 Seat: Reagan Rock
    3 Seat: Molly Devine
    2 Seat: Erin Smith
    Bow: Ella Ryan
     
    Second Varsity 8+
    Cox: Lucy Fortner
    Stroke: Lauren Schramm
    7 Seat: Olivia Hankey
    6 Seat: Jennie Sherwood
    5 Seat: Sylvia Freidenrich
    4 Seat: Quinn Baker
    3 Seat: Callaghan Nickerson
    2 Seat: Angela Devine
    Bow: Leighton Davis
     
    First Varsity 4+
    Cox: Madelyn Stevens
    Stroke: Jo McTamney
    3 Seat: Vanessa Ksiazek
    2 Seat: Beatrice Maxwell
    Bow: Kirsten Thorn
     
    Second Varsity 4+
    Cox: Tariya Singh
    Stroke: Kate Weitz
    3 Seat: Chloe Wilkinson
    2 Seat: Alice Frascella
    Bow: Melinda Aznar Klein
     
    Third Varsity 8+ 
    Cox: Cassidy Ferron
    Stroke: Eva Croney-Ferraiuoli
    7 Seat: Amirah Easter
    6 Seat: Hannah Cochener
    5 Seat: Ella Davis
    4 Seat: Emma Lawson
    3 Seat: Madee Newall
    2 Seat: Molly O’Connell
    Bow: Amelia Sanger

    ACC Championships Closes Lake Rowing Wheeler
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