Clemson Rowing Set to Compete in 2023 ACC Championship

Clemson Set to Compete in 2023 ACC Championship

CLEMSON, S.C. – The Clemson Tigers rowing team is traveling up to Raleigh, N.C. to compete in the 2023 ACC Rowing Championship on Lake Wheeler. The racing will begin with the prelims on Friday, May 12 and will conclude with the finals on Saturday, May 13. Both Friday and Saturday’s races are set to start at 8:05 a.m. and conclude at 9:55 a.m. The races will be live streamed on ACC Network Extra and live results are available here.

The Tigers competed well in their four regular season regattas: The Carolina Cup, Oak Ridge Invitational, Oregon State Invite, and Lake Wheeler Invite. Over the course of the season, Clemson has earned nine first place finishes, six second place finishes, 14 third place finishes, eight fourth place finishes, and two sixth place finishes. 

Lake Wheeler should be familiar terrain for the Tigers as they just raced there three weeks ago in the Lake Wheeler Invite. 

Starters: 

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  • 1v8: Lori Belanger, Isabel Velasquez, Amelia Anglin, Caroline Emerson, Rachel Twitty, Anna Luttrell, Claudia Scherbin, Lucia Coutant and Christina Minyo (coxswain)
  • 2v8: Emma Randolph, Hannah Hayes, Camille Egger, Jane Upmeyer, Abby Dutton, Gabby Babin, Jordy Andrade, Hannah Newman and Julia Walsh (coxswain)
  • 3v8: Lauren Johnson, Kaila Wallace, Ikelle Iturbe, Elizabeth Murphy, Amari Randall, Deanna Caceres, Emma Frohnapfel, Josie Bonamy and Lauren Crumley (coxswain). 
  • 1v4: Emery Sampson, Maddie O’Neill, Amelia Rinehart, Jaysen Hall and Salma Shaalan (coxswain)
  • 2v4: Ana Klenke, Celia Cox, Maddie Scarlett, Karli Robinson and Kristen Dutkin (coxswain)

SCHEDULE

Friday, May 12 (Prelims)

  • 8:05 – 3v8 heat 1
  • 8:15 – 3v8 heat 2
  • 8:30 – 1v8 heat 1
  • 8:40 – 1v8 heat 2
  • 8:55 – 2v8 heat 1
  • 9:05 – 2v8 heat 2
  • 9:20 – 1v4 heat 1
  • 9:30 – 1v4 heat 2
  • 9:45 – 2v4 heat 1
  • 9:55 – 2v4 heat 2

Saturday, May 13 (Finals)

  • 8:05 – 3v8 petite final
  • 8:15 – 3v8 grand final
  • 8:30 – 1v8 petite final
  • 8:40 – 1v8 grand final
  • 8:55 – 2v8 petite final
  • 9:05 – 2v8 grand final
  • 9:20 – 1v4 petite final
  • 9:30 – 1v4 grand final
  • 9:45 – 2v4 petite final
  • 9:55 – 2v4 grand final

10:30 Awards Ceremony

SEEDING

1v8

  1. Syracuse (Heat 1 Lane 3)
  2. Virginia (Heat 2 Lane 3) 
  3. Duke (Heat 2 Lane 4)
  4. Miami (Heat 1 Lane 4)
  5. Clemson (Heat 1 Lane 2)
  6. Notre Dame (Heat 2 Lane 2)
  7. Louisville (Heat 2 Lane 5) 
  8. Boston College (Heat 1 Lane 5)
  9. North Carolina (Heat 1 Lane 1) 

2v8 

  1. Virginia (Heat 1 Lane 3)
  2. Duke (Heat 2 Lane 3) 
  3. Syracuse (Heat 2 Lane 4) 
  4. Miami (Heat 1 Lane 4) 
  5. Clemson (Heat 1 Lane 2) 
  6. Notre Dame (Heat 2 Lane 2) 
  7. Louisville (Heat 2 Lane 5)
  8. Boston College (Heat 1 Lane 5) 
  9. North Carolina (Heat 1 Lane 1)

3v8

  1. Virginia (Heat 1 Lane 3) 
  2. Duke Heat (2 Lane 3)
  3. Syracuse (Heat 2 Lane 4)
  4. Notre Dame (Heat 1 Lane 4) 
  5. Clemson (Heat 1 Lane 2)
  6. North Carolina (Heat 2 Lane 2)
  7. Louisville (Heat 2 Lane 5)
  8. Boston College Heat 1 Lane 5)
  9. Miami Heat 1 Lane 1 

4v4

  1. Virginia (Heat 1 Lane 3) 
  2. Duke (Heat 2 Lane 3)
  3. Syracuse Heat 2 Lane 4)
  4. Notre Dame (Heat 1 Lane 4)
  5. Miami (Heat 1 Lane 2)
  6. Boston College (Heat 2 Lane 2)
  7. North Carolina (Heat 2 Lane 5)
  8. Clemson (Heat 1 Lane 5)
  9. Louisville (Heat 1 Lane 1) 

2v4

  1. Duke (Heat 1 Lane 3)
  2. Virginia (Heat 2 Lane 3)
  3. Syracuse (Heat 2 Lane 4)
  4. Notre Dame (Heat 1 Lane 4)
  5. Boston College (Heat 1 Lane 2)
  6. Clemson (Heat 2 Lane 2)
  7. North Carolina (Heat 2 Lane 5) 
  8. Miami (Heat 1 Lane 5) 
  9. Louisville (Heat 1 Lane 1)

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