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Rowing preview: Head of the Hooch
Nov. 2, 2012
WHAT: Texas Rowing wraps up its fall season with the annual Head of the Hooch, which is the second largest regatta in the United States. The Head of the Hooch is a 5,000 meter head race on the Tennessee River. COMPLETE SCHEDULE http://www.headofthehooch.org/resources/pdf/Hooch_2012_Schedule.pdf RESULTS: http://www.headofthehooch.org/results/2012/index.shtml LAST YEAR AT THE HEAD OF THE HOOCH: Texas posted victories in the open2-, open 8+ and the championship 1x at the 2011 Head of the Hooch. TEXAS LINEUPS Saturday, Nov. 3
Sunday, Nov. 4 Women's Championship 1x (8:57 a.m.) Sydney Boyes Women's Open 2- (11:21 a.m.) Susac/McCaig Coldren/Burns Neuber/Bujala DuBose/Smith Eckert/Glennie Walton/Gilmour Women's Open 8+ (11:58 a.m.) 1V8: Coxswain Kassie Budzik, stroke Olivia Nail, Casey Redman, Devon Clark, Lauren Moberg, Kara Turner, Angela Bumstead, Kim Gorcyca, Tea Vrtlar 2V8: Coxswain Kelly Hargraves, stroke Abbey Wilkowski, Emily Jones, Lauren Studey, Kimmie Winder, Taylor Dorsey, Katy Hemmert, Audrey Springer-Wilson, Paige Jones. 1N8: Coxswain Christine Young, stroke Lucy Ellis, Rachel Smith, Casey Timmerman, April Brown, Danette Higginbotham, Hollis Scheffler, Kate Walker, Taylor Martin 2N8: Coxswain Lauren Deschner, stroke Rachel Trent, Taylor Wilson, Abby Emery, Vanessa Vandenworm, Laken Carleton, Kaitlyn Stinson, Victoria Centeno, Carmen Hargis-Villanueva. 3N8: Coxswain Megan Burford, stroke Meghan White, Ashlynd Epstein, Katarina Longoria, Kat McElhinney, Cortney Roberts, Demetria Lister, Rose Sulentic, Katy Kazen LAST TIME OUT: Texas registered wins in the open 8+, second novice 8+ and the open 4+ on Oct. 27 at the Head of the Colorado in Austin. MORE ON THE LONGHORNS: Texas concluded the 2011-12 season by taking second at the Conference USA Championship in Oak Ridge, Tenn. Then-seniors Felicia Izaguirre-Werner, Karli Sheahan and Jackie Gorcyca earned All-Conference USA selections. Laurel McCaig was selected as the Big 12 Co-Rower of the Year and head coach Carie Graves was named as the Big 12 Co-Coach of the Year after the Longhorns won their fourth straight Big 12 title last season. |