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Dee-Liem
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Ohio State finishes fifth at the NCAA Rowing Championship.
The 1V8 finished sixth, 2V8 fifth (6:20.449) and 1V4 fifth (6:59.256). All three boats qualified for the Grand Finals.
Go Buckeyes
Final Standings
1 Washington
2 Texas
3 ttun
4 Stanford
5 Ohio State
6 California
7 Princeton
8 Yale
The 1V8 finished sixth, 2V8 fifth (6:20.449) and 1V4 fifth (6:59.256). All three boats qualified for the Grand Finals.
Go Buckeyes
Final Standings
1 Washington
2 Texas
3 ttun
4 Stanford
5 Ohio State
6 California
7 Princeton
8 Yale
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Dee-Liem
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Sorry Script, been a long morning.
Didn't even look at Ohio State's twitter last night. Ran the Columbus 10K at 8 am. Booked it back home to watch a 10:24 start time and the entire thing was already over (not realizing it). On the bright side, ran a good time in the 10K.
The fact that the two 8 boats even qualified for the Grand Finals was a feat itself (watched this team multiple times this season).
I had the Buckeyes seventh prior to the Championships (so beat that prediction by two spots). Had Washington winning it, of course (that program right now is a machine).
Gotta keep building.
Go Buckeyes.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
In what was considered to be the best NCAA Championships in the 23-year history of the event, the Ohio State rowing team finished fifth overall with a total of 105 points. The Fours and Second Varsity Eight earned the team’s highest finishes with fifth-place finishes among the best Division I rowing programs in the country.
Washington was crowned the champion, sweeping the championships and earning a team total of 132 points.
The fifth-place finish is the Buckeyes’ 12th top-five finish in program history. The last time the team finished in the top-five of the NCAA Championships was in 2017 with another fifth-place finish.
The First Varsity Eight raced a time of 6:11.042 to finish sixth in the Grand Finals for a sixth-place finish at this year’s championships. The boat, comprised of Anjali Fernandes, Leonie Heuer, Ida Petersen, Lexie Nothdurft, Ida Kruse, Jessy Vermeer, Alessandra Montesano, Sierra Tiede and Grace Libben, outperformed its seed coming into the event by two spots. The boat tied its finish from last year’s event.
The Second Varsity Eight recorded a fifth-place finish for the Buckeyes, crossing the finish with a time of 6:20.449. Manned by Sophie Blair, Mane Bravo Alvez, Sierra Cydrus, Meg Cymanski, Rachel DeWitte, Michaela Nordhaus, Maddie Perrett, Michayla Binkley and Claire Cannon, the boat improved on last year’s finish by three places and beat its seed by two spots.
The First Varsity Four of Divya Batchu, Kendell Massier, Julia Miklasevich, Ally Hatton and Maddie Frendberg closed out Ohio State’s season with another fifth-place finish and a time of 6:59.256 to earn 18 points toward the team final score.
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Andy Teitelbaum Will No Longer Serve as Head Coach of Ohio State Rowing
https://www.thelantern.com/2020/03/andy-teitelbaum-out-as-ohio-state-womens-rowing-head-coach/
I hope it was not anything inappropriate. He was a very good head coach (one of Ohio State's best) and was there since the inception of the program. So I really hope it was not anything inappropriate.
Hope a top-notch, national championship-level coach can be hired as a replacement. Since 2000, this is one of Ohio State's best programs.
Go Buckeyes.
https://www.thelantern.com/2020/03/andy-teitelbaum-out-as-ohio-state-womens-rowing-head-coach/
I hope it was not anything inappropriate. He was a very good head coach (one of Ohio State's best) and was there since the inception of the program. So I really hope it was not anything inappropriate.
Hope a top-notch, national championship-level coach can be hired as a replacement. Since 2000, this is one of Ohio State's best programs.
Go Buckeyes.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
A NEW SKIPPER. The Ohio State women's rowing program saw an extremely abrupt change in leadership yesterday as the school rather unceremoniously announced longtime head coach Andy Teitelbaum was out.
"Andy Teitelbaum will no longer serve as the head coach of the Ohio State women’s rowing program, effective immediately. Fourth-year assistant coach Kate Sweeney, a former Buckeye rower from 2009-12, will serve as the interim head coach for the upcoming 2020 campaign, the 25th in school history. A national search to replace Teitelbaum will begin once the season is over."
I'm not going to speculate too much, but you don't send a release like that for the departure of a coach that won three consecutive NCAA titles and nine Big Ten championships two weeks before the start of the season if everything is fine.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/skul...michigan-state-is-accused-of-cheating-and-the
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