Seven Cardinal Rowers Set to Compete at 2025 World Championships
I buried the lede a bit. The world championships were held over the duration of last week, finishing yesterday.
Results:
Esther Briz Zamorano ('22): 6th place, women's single, Spain
Celia Dupre ('27): 9th place, women's pair. 3rd place (bronze), mixed double, Switzerland.
Azja Czajkowski ('23): 1st place (gold), women's four. 4th place, mixed eight, USA.
Beckie Leigh ('24): 3rd place (bronze), women's four. 3rd place (bronze), mixed eight, New Zealand.
Luise Bachmann ('25): 4th place, women's eight. 6th place, mixed eight, Germany.
Kaitlyn Kynast ('22): 5th place, women's eight, USA.
Sarah Marriott ('27) was named to the Australian national team as a spare.
2025 marked the first year that the mixed gender events (the double and the eight) were included in the competitive program.
I buried the lede a bit. The world championships were held over the duration of last week, finishing yesterday.
Results:
Esther Briz Zamorano ('22): 6th place, women's single, Spain
Celia Dupre ('27): 9th place, women's pair. 3rd place (bronze), mixed double, Switzerland.
Azja Czajkowski ('23): 1st place (gold), women's four. 4th place, mixed eight, USA.
Beckie Leigh ('24): 3rd place (bronze), women's four. 3rd place (bronze), mixed eight, New Zealand.
Luise Bachmann ('25): 4th place, women's eight. 6th place, mixed eight, Germany.
Kaitlyn Kynast ('22): 5th place, women's eight, USA.
Sarah Marriott ('27) was named to the Australian national team as a spare.
2025 marked the first year that the mixed gender events (the double and the eight) were included in the competitive program.