05-25-2018, 07:33 AM
NCAA Championship Women's Rowing
I don't follow the sport but I'm guessing UW is a powerhouse this year. And UCB looks strong too.
Of our 3 boats, Our top varsity 8 came in first in one heat, our 2nd varsity 8 and our varsity 4 were second in two others. In the latter two heats we finished second to UCB and UW. There were four varsity 8 heats, and while we won our heat, UW, UCB and Texas all won their heat with a better time.
Of our 3 boats, Our top varsity 8 came in first in one heat, our 2nd varsity 8 and our varsity 4 were second in two others. In the latter two heats we finished second to UCB and UW. There were four varsity 8 heats, and while we won our heat, UW, UCB and Texas all won their heat with a better time.
I don't follow the sport but I'm guessing UW is a powerhouse this year. And UCB looks strong too.
Of our 3 boats, Our top varsity 8 came in first in one heat, our 2nd varsity 8 and our varsity 4 were second in two others. In the latter two heats we finished second to UCB and UW. There were four varsity 8 heats, and while we won our heat, UW, UCB and Texas all won their heat with a better time.
Of our 3 boats, Our top varsity 8 came in first in one heat, our 2nd varsity 8 and our varsity 4 were second in two others. In the latter two heats we finished second to UCB and UW. There were four varsity 8 heats, and while we won our heat, UW, UCB and Texas all won their heat with a better time.
05-25-2018, 09:55 AM
Here's a link to the results page:
http://www.regattatiming.com/results/ncaa/index.htm
You can use the "All Days Heat Sheet Compact" link to browse for races and participants. Then go to results for that race to see finishing place.
Geaux Cardinal!
http://www.regattatiming.com/results/ncaa/index.htm
You can use the "All Days Heat Sheet Compact" link to browse for races and participants. Then go to results for that race to see finishing place.
Geaux Cardinal!
Here's a link to the results page:
http://www.regattatiming.com/results/ncaa/index.htm
You can use the "All Days Heat Sheet Compact" link to browse for races and participants. Then go to results for that race to see finishing place.
Geaux Cardinal!
http://www.regattatiming.com/results/ncaa/index.htm
You can use the "All Days Heat Sheet Compact" link to browse for races and participants. Then go to results for that race to see finishing place.
Geaux Cardinal!
05-26-2018, 11:28 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-26-2018, 12:30 PM by BigEasyCard.)
Cardinal I-Eight finishes fourth in Grand Final behind Cal, Washington, and Texas.
Cardinal II-Eight finishes first in Petite Final for 7th overall
Cardinal Four to race in Petite Final at 11:32 SDT (Stanford Daylight Savings time).
Live streaming available here: https://www.ncaa.com/live/player?vid=201...2018/05/26
Geaux Cardinal!
Cardinal II-Eight finishes second in their Petite Final for 8th overall.
Geaux Cardinal!
Cal has already announced their victory today. Have not seen official point scoring of the race results. Based on last year's scoring table and this year's race results, I have Stanford tied for fourth with Virginia. Waiting on confirmation before adjusting Director's Cup total.
Very fine job by Stanford today.
Geaux Cardinal!
Cardinal II-Eight finishes first in Petite Final for 7th overall
Cardinal Four to race in Petite Final at 11:32 SDT (Stanford Daylight Savings time).
Live streaming available here: https://www.ncaa.com/live/player?vid=201...2018/05/26
Geaux Cardinal!
Cardinal II-Eight finishes second in their Petite Final for 8th overall.
Geaux Cardinal!
Cal has already announced their victory today. Have not seen official point scoring of the race results. Based on last year's scoring table and this year's race results, I have Stanford tied for fourth with Virginia. Waiting on confirmation before adjusting Director's Cup total.
Very fine job by Stanford today.
Geaux Cardinal!
(This post was last modified: 05-26-2018, 12:30 PM by BigEasyCard.)
Cardinal I-Eight finishes fourth in Grand Final behind Cal, Washington, and Texas.
Cardinal II-Eight finishes first in Petite Final for 7th overall
Cardinal Four to race in Petite Final at 11:32 SDT (Stanford Daylight Savings time).
Live streaming available here: https://www.ncaa.com/live/player?vid=201...2018/05/26
Geaux Cardinal!
Cardinal II-Eight finishes second in their Petite Final for 8th overall.
Geaux Cardinal!
Cal has already announced their victory today. Have not seen official point scoring of the race results. Based on last year's scoring table and this year's race results, I have Stanford tied for fourth with Virginia. Waiting on confirmation before adjusting Director's Cup total.
Very fine job by Stanford today.
Geaux Cardinal!
Cardinal II-Eight finishes first in Petite Final for 7th overall
Cardinal Four to race in Petite Final at 11:32 SDT (Stanford Daylight Savings time).
Live streaming available here: https://www.ncaa.com/live/player?vid=201...2018/05/26
Geaux Cardinal!
Cardinal II-Eight finishes second in their Petite Final for 8th overall.
Geaux Cardinal!
Cal has already announced their victory today. Have not seen official point scoring of the race results. Based on last year's scoring table and this year's race results, I have Stanford tied for fourth with Virginia. Waiting on confirmation before adjusting Director's Cup total.
Very fine job by Stanford today.
Geaux Cardinal!
05-26-2018, 03:02 PM
(05-26-2018, 11:28 AM)BigEasyCard Wrote: Cardinal I-Eight finishes fourth in Grand Final behind Cal, Washington, and Texas.
Cardinal II-Eight finishes first in Petite Final for 7th overall
Cardinal Four to race in Petite Final at 11:32 SDT (Stanford Daylight Savings time).
Live streaming available here: https://www.ncaa.com/live/player?vid=201...2018/05/26
Geaux Cardinal!
Cardinal II-Eight finishes second in their Petite Final for 8th overall.
Geaux Cardinal!
Cal has already announced their victory today. Have not seen official point scoring of the race results. Based on last year's scoring table and this year's race results, I have Stanford tied for fourth with Virginia. Waiting on confirmation before adjusting Director's Cup total.
Very fine job by Stanford today.
Geaux Cardinal!
UCB 130
Washington 128
Texas 115
Stanford 104
Virginia 104
(05-26-2018, 11:28 AM)BigEasyCard Wrote: Cardinal I-Eight finishes fourth in Grand Final behind Cal, Washington, and Texas.
Cardinal II-Eight finishes first in Petite Final for 7th overall
Cardinal Four to race in Petite Final at 11:32 SDT (Stanford Daylight Savings time).
Live streaming available here: https://www.ncaa.com/live/player?vid=201...2018/05/26
Geaux Cardinal!
Cardinal II-Eight finishes second in their Petite Final for 8th overall.
Geaux Cardinal!
Cal has already announced their victory today. Have not seen official point scoring of the race results. Based on last year's scoring table and this year's race results, I have Stanford tied for fourth with Virginia. Waiting on confirmation before adjusting Director's Cup total.
Very fine job by Stanford today.
Geaux Cardinal!
UCB 130
Washington 128
Texas 115
Stanford 104
Virginia 104
06-17-2018, 12:37 AM
Late to the game, but I was following the results in real-time.
Given the results from earlier this season, I'd say the Stanford boats performed to their limits, though I was sorry to see that the Texas varsity eight overtook Stanford in the second half of the grand final. (The kal varsity eight likewise overtook Washington in the second half.) I wasn't sure if the Stanford varsity would finish so highly, and it was great to see them make the grand final. Both the 2V8 and the V4 finished 4th in their semifinals, which put them just out of grand final qualification by ~3 and ~4 seconds respectively--close, and tough.
Did the Stanford varsity burn too much gas winning their Saturday morning semifinal to advance (over Texas and Princeton)? Maybe -- all the finals were moved from Sunday to Saturday afternoon because of the impending tropical depression forecast (and conditions were reportedly unrowable on Sunday). Rowing two high-stakes races on the same day is pretty tough and places a premium on recovery and slightly different physiologies.
The fourth-place team placement was amazing. I didn't expect Ohio State to lose their across-the-board strength, and Virginia nearly clipped Stanford but for the virtue of the varsity eight placement as tiebreaker. Maybe the shortened schedule helped Stanford's lower boats. Whatever it was, most of the dice that weekend landed in Stanford's favor, and the ladies probably had some of their best races on championship weekend.
Given the results from earlier this season, I'd say the Stanford boats performed to their limits, though I was sorry to see that the Texas varsity eight overtook Stanford in the second half of the grand final. (The kal varsity eight likewise overtook Washington in the second half.) I wasn't sure if the Stanford varsity would finish so highly, and it was great to see them make the grand final. Both the 2V8 and the V4 finished 4th in their semifinals, which put them just out of grand final qualification by ~3 and ~4 seconds respectively--close, and tough.
Did the Stanford varsity burn too much gas winning their Saturday morning semifinal to advance (over Texas and Princeton)? Maybe -- all the finals were moved from Sunday to Saturday afternoon because of the impending tropical depression forecast (and conditions were reportedly unrowable on Sunday). Rowing two high-stakes races on the same day is pretty tough and places a premium on recovery and slightly different physiologies.
The fourth-place team placement was amazing. I didn't expect Ohio State to lose their across-the-board strength, and Virginia nearly clipped Stanford but for the virtue of the varsity eight placement as tiebreaker. Maybe the shortened schedule helped Stanford's lower boats. Whatever it was, most of the dice that weekend landed in Stanford's favor, and the ladies probably had some of their best races on championship weekend.
Late to the game, but I was following the results in real-time.
Given the results from earlier this season, I'd say the Stanford boats performed to their limits, though I was sorry to see that the Texas varsity eight overtook Stanford in the second half of the grand final. (The kal varsity eight likewise overtook Washington in the second half.) I wasn't sure if the Stanford varsity would finish so highly, and it was great to see them make the grand final. Both the 2V8 and the V4 finished 4th in their semifinals, which put them just out of grand final qualification by ~3 and ~4 seconds respectively--close, and tough.
Did the Stanford varsity burn too much gas winning their Saturday morning semifinal to advance (over Texas and Princeton)? Maybe -- all the finals were moved from Sunday to Saturday afternoon because of the impending tropical depression forecast (and conditions were reportedly unrowable on Sunday). Rowing two high-stakes races on the same day is pretty tough and places a premium on recovery and slightly different physiologies.
The fourth-place team placement was amazing. I didn't expect Ohio State to lose their across-the-board strength, and Virginia nearly clipped Stanford but for the virtue of the varsity eight placement as tiebreaker. Maybe the shortened schedule helped Stanford's lower boats. Whatever it was, most of the dice that weekend landed in Stanford's favor, and the ladies probably had some of their best races on championship weekend.
Given the results from earlier this season, I'd say the Stanford boats performed to their limits, though I was sorry to see that the Texas varsity eight overtook Stanford in the second half of the grand final. (The kal varsity eight likewise overtook Washington in the second half.) I wasn't sure if the Stanford varsity would finish so highly, and it was great to see them make the grand final. Both the 2V8 and the V4 finished 4th in their semifinals, which put them just out of grand final qualification by ~3 and ~4 seconds respectively--close, and tough.
Did the Stanford varsity burn too much gas winning their Saturday morning semifinal to advance (over Texas and Princeton)? Maybe -- all the finals were moved from Sunday to Saturday afternoon because of the impending tropical depression forecast (and conditions were reportedly unrowable on Sunday). Rowing two high-stakes races on the same day is pretty tough and places a premium on recovery and slightly different physiologies.
The fourth-place team placement was amazing. I didn't expect Ohio State to lose their across-the-board strength, and Virginia nearly clipped Stanford but for the virtue of the varsity eight placement as tiebreaker. Maybe the shortened schedule helped Stanford's lower boats. Whatever it was, most of the dice that weekend landed in Stanford's favor, and the ladies probably had some of their best races on championship weekend.
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