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    Rowing Closes Day 1 at ACC Championships

    BostonSportsNewsBy BostonSportsNewsMay 16, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    RALEIGH, N.C. – The Boston College rowing team closed day one at ACC Championships Friday morning at Lake Wheeler.
     
    “Some good pieces this morning in an incredibly competitive field,” said head coach Grace Hollowell. “We are excited to have our best piece of the year tomorrow and show the work and effort this team has put in over the last eight months as a group. Looking forward to going stroke for stroke and continuing to push our speed!”
     
    The Eagles opened the day in the Third Varsity Eight, placing fifth in a strong field with a time of 6:56.930. Stanford won the heat in 6:28.410, followed by Virginia and Syracuse.
     
    In the First Varsity Eight, Boston College clocked a 6:35.890 to finish sixth. Stanford again led the field at 6:07.550, while Syracuse and Duke rounded out the top three.
     
    The Eagles’ Second Varsity Eight posted a sixth-place finish in 6:49.630. Stanford captured the event in 6:13.990, ahead of Syracuse and Miami.
     
    Boston College turned in a fifth-place finish in the Varsity Four with a time of 7:20.390, finishing ahead of SMU. Stanford crossed first in 6:52.470, followed by Syracuse and Notre Dame.
     
    The Eagles closed the morning in the Second Varsity Four, finishing sixth in 7:50.590. Stanford won the race with a time of 7:03.280, with Syracuse and Notre Dame taking the next two spots.
     
    The Eagles will race again tomorrow in the finals. Racing will begin at 8:05 a.m. and ending around 9:55 a.m.
     
    RACE RESULTS
    ACC Championships
    Friday – Preliminary Heats
    Third Varsity Eight

    1. Stanford                      6:28.410
    2. Virginia                       6:35.460
    3. Syracuse                      6:37.950
    4. Notre Dame                6:48.340
    5. Boston College           6:56.930

     
    First Varsity Eight

    1. Stanford                      6:07.550
    2. Syracuse                      6:15.290
    3. Duke                           6:19.740
    4. North Carolina            6:21.690
    5. SMU                           6:23.770
    6. Boston College           6:35.890

     
    Second Varsity Eight

    1. Stanford                      6:13.990
    2. Syracuse                      6:21.740
    3. Miami                         6:27.320
    4. SMU                           6:32.570
    5. Clemson                      6:38.560
    6. Boston College           6:49.630

     
    Varsity Four 

    1. Stanford                      6:52.470
    2. Syracuse                      7:07.280
    3. Notre Dame                7:12.650
    4. Duke                           7:14.470
    5. Boston College           7:20.390
    6. SMU                           7:26.100

     
    Second Varsity Four

    1. Stanford                      7:03.280
    2. Syracuse                      7:11.730
    3. Notre Dame                7:26.800
    4. Miami                         7:30.810
    5. SMU                           7:31.780
    6. Boston College           7:50.590

     
    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
     
    UP NEXT:
    The Eagles are set for their final race of the year as they compete in ACC Championship finals tomorrow.

    ACC Championships Closes Day Rowing
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