No. 15 Indiana rowing scores best-ever finish at Big Ten Championships
May 15, 2023 6:17 pmThe third-place team finish and second-place First Varsity Eight finish were both program records.
The third-place team finish and second-place First Varsity Eight finish were both program records.
June 23 marked the 50th anniversary of the enactment of Title IX.
The Hoosiers ended the season with a fourth-place finish in the conference Championships.
The Hoosiers took the bronze medal in the First Varsity Eight race.
The Hoosiers beat Clemson, Notre Dame and Michigan State at Lake Lemon.
Indiana will compete in one session against Michigan State, Notre Dame and Clemson.
The Hoosiers competed in three sessions across Friday and Saturday in Sarasota, Florida.
The Hoosiers performed well against the University of Oklahoma and Michigan State.
The Hoosiers’ next competition will now be on April 9 in Columbus, Ohio.
The Hoosiers started their season off with strong performances over Wisconsin.
The IU Novice 8 team beat Nebraska by less than a hundredth of a second.
The Hoosiers scored first in all three scored races this weekend at Lake Lemon.
Indiana will compete against Minnesota and Michigan State at Lake Lemon in Bloomington.
The invitational featured 16 teams, with eight coming from the Big Ten.
The team faced competition from the Big Ten and Oregon State.
The Hoosiers will compete against four other Big Ten teams.
Two IU rowing team members earned All-American award nominations.
Women’s rowing accounted for the most recipients with 26.
The Hoosiers consistently rank top-15 in the oldest collegiate sport.
It was the Hoosiers' sixth straight appearance in the NCAA Championships.
Solutions by The State News