Georgetown's men's lightweight rowing team kicked off their spring season at the National Collegiate Lightweight Invitational hosted by Columbia University. Competing with three boats, the team achieved notable victories, including the Bulldog Cup - a first in the program's history. Coach Ethan Shoemaker praised the team's hard work over the winter and expressed excitement for the competitive opportunities presented at the NCLI. The team is now gearing up to continue training on the Potomac River.

By the Numbers
  • LW 1st 8+ finished 1st in the morning (6:41.2) and 2nd in the afternoon (6:23.7).
  • LW 2nd 8+ secured 2nd in the morning (6:43.5) and 1st in the afternoon (6:29.5).
  • LW 3rd 8+ took 2nd place in the morning (7:12.2) and afternoon (6:49.4).
State of Play
  • The team demonstrated strong performance with a total of six races over the weekend.
  • Georgetown rowers faced competitive teams, showcasing their commitment and preparation.
What's Next

The team will refocus training sessions on the Potomac River, building on their successes and preparing for future competitions in the season.

Bottom Line

Georgetown's lightweight rowing team is off to a promising start this season, leveraging early victories to build momentum for future challenges.