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Ohio State Rowing Team (6 Straight B1G Champs, 2013-2014-2015 National Champs)

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SATURDAY RACES

The Buckeye 1V8 semifinal race was scheduled for 8:36 a.m. Saturday but an equipment issue with one of the teams changed the order of the races. The Buckeyes were moved to the second semifinal race vs. Alabama, Rutgers, Michigan, Texas and Syracuse. The Top 3 finishers advanced to the grand finals Sunday (positions 1-6). The remaining teams advanced to the petite finals (7-12).

The Buckeyes battled Big Ten foes Michigan and Rutgers for a Top 3 finish and a chance to advance to the Grand Finals Sunday but Ohio State came up just short, finishing fourth in the second semifinal race Saturday with a time of 6:17.009 just behind Rutgers at 6:14.057.

Ohio State’s 2V8 semifinal, scheduled for 9:24 a.m., was contested against SMU, Michigan, Washington, California and Wisconsin.

The Buckeyes earned a spot in the Grand Finals Sunday with a second-place finish in a hotly contested race in the semifinals. Ohio State was in fourth place after the 1,000-meter mark but moved to the No. 2 spot at 1,500 meters and held off Michigan and California behind semifinal winner Washington. The Nos. 2-4 finishers were separated by less than one second. The Top 3 positions advanced to the grand finals (10:24 a.m. Sunday).

In the 1V4 semifinal, the Buckeyes started at 10:24 a.m. in the second semifinal vs. Washington, Virginia, Texas, Rutgers and Duke.

Ohio State will have a pair of boats racing for a national title after the 1V4 finished in the No. 3 spot of its semifinal race Saturday. The Buckeyes battled Rutgers the entire race for the third and final spot in the grand finals at 10 a.m. Sunday.
 
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The Ohio State women’s rowing team finished No. 6 nationally Sunday behind a pair of Top 5 Grand Final efforts at the 2021 NCAA Championships. The event was held at Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota, Florida.

Ohio State has now finished in the Top 6 in each of the last nine NCAA Team Championships.

The Ohio State 2V8 (No. 4) and 1V4 (No. 5) placed well in the finals with the 1V8 winning in the petite finals to finish No. 7 nationally.

Entering the championships, Ohio State’s First Varsity Four and Second Varsity Eight boats were seeded No. 6. The First Varsity Eight was seeded No. 7.
 
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ScriptOhio said:


The Ohio State women’s rowing team finished No. 6 nationally Sunday behind a pair of Top 5 Grand Final efforts at the 2021 NCAA Championships. The event was held at Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota, Florida.

Ohio State has now finished in the Top 6 in each of the last nine NCAA Team Championships.

The Ohio State 2V8 (No. 4) and 1V4 (No. 5) placed well in the finals with the 1V8 winning in the petite finals to finish No. 7 nationally.

Entering the championships, Ohio State’s First Varsity Four and Second Varsity Eight boats were seeded No. 6. The First Varsity Eight was seeded No. 7.
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The top 3 teams all finished with 126 points. The tiebreaker is the Varsity 8 final, so the order of finish was Texas-Stanford-Washington.
 
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Ohio State Rowing wins Big Ten Rowing Championship Sunday and 10th conference title overall.

Posted four wins (1V8, 1V4, 2V4 and 1N8) and finished second in three races (2V8, 3V4 and 2N8). Event will be on BTN next Saturday (5/21).

NCAA Championship the following weekend (5/27-29). Go Buckeyes.

https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/no-9-buckeyes-win-2022-big-ten-championships/
 
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Ohio State finishes eighth at the 2022 NCAA Rowing Championships.

The First Varsity Four finishes second in the Grand Final. The First Varsity Eight wins the Petite Final (finishing seventh overall), while the Second Varsity Eight took second in the Petite Final. Great effort all around.

Go Buckeyes.

https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/buckeyes-finish-8th-at-ncaa-championships/
 
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Ohio State Selected for 2023 NCAA Championships

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OHIO STATE SELECTED FOR 2023 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS​

The Ohio State rowing team is set to make its 23rd team appearance at the NCAA Championships May 26-28 after securing an at-large bid Tuesday following a second-place finish at the Big Ten Championships Sunday in Indianapolis.

The Buckeyes are one of four Big Ten teams to compete in the 2023 championships. The Buckeyes, along with Indiana and Rutgers, are three of the 11 at-large selections while Michigan is the Big Ten’s automatic qualifier.

The NCAA event is being held at the Cooper River Park Camden County Boathouse in Pennsauken, New Jersey.

The Buckeyes are one of 22 teams who will compete at the championships. Each school will field two eight boats and one four boat for the championship event.
 
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ORD_Buckeye said:
How does the scoring and final placing relate to the Learfield?
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I have Ohio State finishing 11th or 12th overall (as a team) Sunday after the three finals. Eleventh would be 57 points in the Directors' Cup.

Texas and Stanford will both be Top 4 (as a team) Sunday. So that's 100 (1st) and 80 points (4th).

Rowing wasn't ever going to really help us. Been to multiple OSU regattas this year and saw the 1V8 losing by open water to teams that it should more competitive against.
 
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