Big Ten Championships Up Next For the Buckeyes
5/18/2019 10:16:26 AM | Rowing
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2019 Big Ten Championship Central
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State rowing team travels to Wisconsin for the 2019 Big Ten Rowing Championships on Sunday, May 19 on Devil’s Lake. Seven other Big Ten teams will be racing with Ohio State for a chance at the conference title.
OHIO STATE AS OF LATE
The Buckeyes raced Texas in their last race of the regular season on May 3. The team finished 1-4 in races, with the First Novice Eight defeating Indiana on the Scioto. Both the 1N8 and the First Varsity Eight lead the team with four wins in races coming into this weekend’s conference championships. The Second Varsity Eight, First Varsity Four and Second Varsity Four have all won two races on the season.
1V84-3 in races, 6-4 overall
2V82-5 in races, 4-6 overall
1V42-5 in races, 2-7 overall
2V42-5 in races, 5-5 overall
3V40-3 in races, 2-4 overall
1N84-2 in races, 8-3 overall
FOLLOW ALONG
Live streaming of the Championship will be available at BTN2Go.com. Fans are encouraged to follow @OhioStateWROW on Twitter for live updates. Live results can also be found here. For a recap of the action, BTN will air the Championships at 11 a.m. ET May 26.
B1G CHAMPIONSHIP NOTES
- For the first time since 2010, the Big Ten Rowing Championships will be held outside of Indianapolis. This is the third time that Wisconsin has hosted the championships and the first time since 2007. The Badgers hosted the inaugural championships in 2000.
- Six of the teams racing in this year’s championships are ranked in the latest national USRowing/CRCA Coaches Poll. Michigan is the highest ranked, coming in at No. 5. The Buckeyes are close behind at No. 6 to round out the conference in the top-10. Following Ohio State is No. 11 Wisconsin, No. 12 Iowa, No. 13 Rutgers and No. 16 Indiana.
- The winner of the 2019 Big Ten Championships will receive an automatic bid to the 2019 NCAA championships. Additional Big Ten teams can receive at-large bids. Those bids will be announced on Tuesday, May 21 at 5 p.m. on the NCAA selection show streamed at NCAA.com.
RACE SCHEDULE
*All Times Central
Racing has been moved up two hours to avoid inclement weather. The race order has been reversed and racing has been compressed to 15-minute centers for the seven races.
7 a.m. – 1V8
7:15 a.m. – 2V8
7:30 a.m. – 1V4
7:45 a.m. – 2V4
8 a.m. – 3V4
8:15 a.m. – 1N8
8:30 a.m. – 2N8
10 a.m. – Awards Ceremony
TENTATIVE LINEUPS
1V8
Anjali Fernandes
Lexie Nothdurft
Grace Libben
Leonie Heuer
Ida Kruse
Jessy Vermeer
Alessandra Montesano
Sierra Tiede
Ida Petersen
2V8
Sophie Blair
Mane Bravo Alvez
Sierra Cydrus
Meg Cymanski
Rachel DeWitte
Michaela Nordhaus
Maddie Perrett
Michayla Binkley
Claire Cannon
1V4
Divya Batchu
Kendell Massier
Julia Miklasevich
Ally Hatton
Maddie Frendberg
2V4
Kelly Stainbrook
Rose Carr
Lilli Flinders
Kailley Boomer
Mo Robinson
3V4
Hellen Sudhoff
Olivia Kwiecinski
Lena Harper
Willow Wahlers
Kayla Kuntzman
1N8
Emma Beltz
Savannah Sellers
Jenna Draycott
Grace Pabst
Katie Reymann
Allie Strzelecki
Aryn Robinson
Adele Pohl
Kaitlyn Clouse
2N8
Emma Walker
Jennie Hallsworth
Joan Moore
Josephine Robison
Tess Mitchell
Megan McNutt
Katelyn Bartos
Lena Bercz
Claire Olechiw
