The Oregon State men's rowing team concluded their season at the IRA Championships, finishing 22nd in the Ten Eyck Trophy standings. Their Varsity 8 crew finished in 22nd place overall, securing fourth in the D Final with a time of 6:03.1. The team also saw their 2V8 and 3V8 boats place 23rd and 20th respectively, highlighting a challenging competition at Lake Natoma. The championships wrapped up a competitive spring season for collegiate rowing.

By the Numbers
  • Varsity 8 finished 22nd overall, with a best time of 6:03.1 in the D Final.
  • 2V8 team placed 23rd, achieving a time of 6:11.9 in the D Final.
  • 3V8 finished 20th overall, completing the D Final in 6:10.2.
State of Play
  • The Beavers faced stiff competition from top teams including Washington, Princeton, and Harvard.
  • This was the final weekend of racing for collegiate rowing this spring season.
  • The tenacity shown by the Beaver boats highlights their development throughout the season.
What's Next

As the season ends, the team will focus on training and recruitment to improve their performance for next year. Continued emphasis on building skills and teamwork will be essential for future competitions.

Bottom Line

The Oregon State men's rowing team has shown resilience and growth this season despite ending with lower placements. Future successes will depend on rigorous preparation and strategic development in the offseason.