Women's Crew
Radcliffe Crews Find Mixed Results at Sprints
The results for the Black and White heavyweights this weekend were as mixed and varied as the weather in the Northeast.
Siblings Choose New Sports
Just a year ago, senior Jordan Diekema was finishing up his third year on the swim team and his younger ...
SWITCHING SIDES
Sophomore Courtney Diekema joined the crew team after playing for the women’s soccer team her freshman year. Her older brother Jordan, a senior, made a similar switch from the men’s swim team to club cycling.
Heavy Water
The No. 13 Radcliffe heavyweights participated in this weekend’s Beanpot Regatta on the Charles River. With four other schools also competing, the Black and White took its final dual meet seriously and posted several first-place finishes against its local rivals. The team now looks forward to EAWRC Sprints.
Harvard Holds on to Muri Cup
In its final dual meet of the season, the Black and White left its local rival MIT black and blue after a day of dominating performances.
Radcliffe Performs Well at Beanpot
The No. 13 Radcliffe heavyweights (11-4) wrapped up the dual meet season last Saturday at the Beanpot Regatta.
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Women's Rowing, Heavyweight
The Radcliffe heavyweight first varsity eight defeated Yale over the weekend for the first time since 2003.
Black and White Grabs First Place
Despite rough conditions on the Charles River, Radcliffe’s heavyweight first varsity eight (7-4) toppled Yale (6-3) for the first time since 2003 on Saturday.
CASE CLOSED
Shown here in earlier action, the Radcliffe heavyweight varsity eight finished three seconds ahead of defending NCAA varsity champion Yale Saturday morning on the Charles River, giving the Black and White its first defeat of the Bulldogs in eight years. Yale took first in each of the other three events.
Radcliffe Heavyweights Down Yale for First Time Since 2003
Faced with choppy waters and gusty winds on a rainy morning, the Radcliffe lightweight and heavyweight crews took to the ...
Radcliffe Looks Up to Coach O’Leary
It was the night before the varsity eight race that would determine the 2003 women’s rowing national championship. Teammates Caryn ...
Tough Conditons and Competition Trouble Radcliffe
After facing a stern test in No. 5 Georgetown last week, the No. 4 Radcliffe lightweights went up against stiff competition once again this weekend against No. 7 Buffalo and defending women’s lightweight national champions No. 2 Stanford.
Rowing into Dangerous Territory
No. 4 Radcliffe had a mixed weekend, ceding the Class of 2010 Invitational Cup to the Stanford Cardinal and finishing in second in the O’Leary Cup, seven seconds behind the Big Green.
BLACK AND WHITE MIGHT
Shown here in earlier competition, the Radcliffe crews came away with mixed results after this weekend’s races, as the lightweights defeated Georgetown to keep the Class of 2004 Cup for a third consecutive season, while the heavyweights were defeated by both Princeton and Cornell.
