2013 NAVY LIGHTWEIGHT ROWING

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1 -13 Schedule Date Oct. 7 Oct. 13 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 March 23 March 30 April 6 April 13 April 20 April 27 May 19 June 2 Opponent Occoquan Challenge Day Regatta Head of the Charles Princeton Chase at Princeton vs. Yale Columbia at Georgetown at EARC Sprints RA National Championship Site Fairfax, Va. Philadelphia, Pa. Boston, Mass. Princeton, N.J. Princeton, N.J. Princeton, N.J. Annapolis, Md. Washington, D.C. Boston, Mass. Annapolis, Md. Worcester, Mass. Sacramento, Calif. Time/Result of 7 1st of 7 of 18 of a.m. 3 p.m. 7 a.m. 9 a.m. 7.m. 7 a.m. All Day All Day All times Eastern, subject to change Table of Contents Lightweight Schedule / Quick Facts Coaching Staff Roster Midshipmen Profiles Spring Results Lightweight Rowing History in nternational Competition ly Trophy Race Results ly Championship Regatta Results Naval Academy Quick Facts Location Founded Enrollment Nickname Colors Superintendent Commandant Director of Athletics Athletics Web Site Annapolis, Md. October 10, ,400 Midshipmen, Mids Blue and Gold Vice Adm. Michael H. Miller, USN Capt. Robert E. Clark, USN Chet Gladchuk Lightweight Crew Quick Facts Head Coach Alma Mater Season as Head Coach Office Phone Assistant Coach Alma Mater Season at Office Phone Varsity Officer Rep. Freshman Officer Rep. Faculty Rep. Sport Administrator Office Phone Assoc. Dir. of Rowing & Boatman Office Phone Rowing SD Office Phone Mailing Address Steve Perry Rutgers 01 Fourth sperry@usna.edu (410) Joe Federici Rutgers 05 First federici@usna.edu (410) Lt. Cmdr. David Schopler, USN Lt. Pat Anderson, USN Lt. Justin Accomando, USN Dave Davis (410) ddavis@usna.edu Chris Allsopp (410) allsopp@usna.edu Jeff Barnes (410) barnes@usna.edu Ricketts Hall 566 Brownson Rd. Annapolis, MD Rowing Media Guide The 2013 rowing media guide is a production of the Sports nformation office. The guide was written, designed and edited by Assistant Sports nformation Director Jeff Barnes. Cover design and additional layout assistance provided by Director of Publications Mark Leddy. Photography provided by Phil Hoffmann, Mary Beth Browne, the Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau, Ken Mierzejewski, Naval Academy Photo Lab and Naval Academy archives. 1

2 Steve Perry Joe Federici Head Coach Fourth season Rutgers 01 Assistant Coach First season Rutgers 05 At -13 will be Perry s fourth year has head coach of lightweight rowing and sixth season, overall, at. Perry was named s head lightweight coach in August after spending four years as lightweight head coach at Dartmouth. Last season, he helped the varsity four win the title at the RA National Championships...The win at the event marked the second gold medal for in the varsity four since will be his 1 year coaching in the EARC lightweight league. Led the varsity eight to the runner-up spot at the RA National Championship. n his first year as head coach in, the Mids boasted a regular-season record of 14-7, and won the Johnson Cup (vs. Yale) and Callow Trophy (vs. ). As the lightweight assistant coach at from , he coached the first freshman boat to an impressive 33-1 record during his three years on staff. He mentored the Mids first freshmen boat to first-place finishes at the Eastern Sprints Championship in 2003 and `05, while helping the second freshmen boat to three-consecutive Eastern Sprints titles. Coaching Prior to Perry was the head coach of Dartmouth College Lightweight Crew for four years and guided the Big Green to a 15-7 record during his tenure. n 2007, he was named the Eastern Association of Rowing Colleges Coach of the after his first varsity boat won the Eastern Sprints Championship for the third time in school history and would later place fourth at the RA National Championship. Led the varsity eight to the EARC and vy League championships. He also helped Dartmouth claim the Biglin Bowl cup over and MT, which equaled the number of wins by the Big Green over the Crimson in the race s first-54 years. Before his first arrival in Annapolis, Perry spent two seasons at Rutgers ( ) and one season at (2002) as lightweight assistant coach. With the Scarlet Knights, he produced an 11-6 record with the first freshmen crew, including a fifth-place finish at the Eastern Sprints Championship. During his lone season at, he led the Quakers first freshmen boat to a 5-2 record - their first winning season in 10 years. Joe Federici joined the staff in July and works primarily with the freshman crews. He came to the Naval Academy after spending four years as head coach of the lightweight rowing club team at the University of Delaware. Federici had a successful tenure in his four years at Delaware as he guided the Blue Hens to several titles at some of the sport s top regattas. n and, he led the team s top crew to gold medals at the Southern ntercollegiate Rowing Association Championships. Federici also mentored Blue Hen crews to several strong showings at the prestigious Dad Vail Regatta as in, the top crew took home the gold medal while the first varsity claimed silver at the event this past spring. n, Federici was named the American Collegiate Rowing Association s Mid-Atlantic All-Regional Coach of the. Under his tutelage, several team members have been invited to compete in various USRowing Under-23 National Lightweight team camps. Federici attended Rutgers University where he was a member of the lightweight rowing team for four years. As a senior in , he served as captain and was named the team s most valuable athlete. After graduating from Rutgers in 2005 with degrees in both history and political science, Federici went on to earn his J.D. from the university in. U.S. National Coaching History Perry worked with the U.S. Under-23 Women s National Rowing Team in and `09. n the summer of, he served as the head sweep rowing coach, where he selected, prepared and trained the silver medal-winning women s eight boat at the Under-23 World Championship in Racice, Czech Republic. n, he served as assistant sweep rowing coach and helped the women s eight crew win the gold medal at the Under-23 World Championship in Brandenburg, Germany. Rowing History Perry graduated from Rutgers in 2001 and spent four years with the lightweight crew team - three of which he was a first varsity oarsman. He served as the team captain in 1999, during which the Scarlet Knights won the silver medal at the RA National Championship. n 2001, he traveled with the Rutgers varsity crew to compete in the Henley Regatta and Britannia Cup. Three years prior (1998), his New York Athletic Club s lightweight eight boat won several national championships, as well as the Henley Regatta. He was a four-year oarsman Woodbridge High School in Woodbridge, Va. 2

3 -13 Lightweight Rowing Rosters 2013 Varsity Roster Name Bret Anstett Austin Bentley Nick Connelly Timothy Dixon Patrick Dods Phillip Ellsworth Jake Felton Seamus Fish Matthew Huffman Joseph Hussey Chris Kent James Kluxen Evan Kolodziejczak James Laughridge Christopher Leigh Michael Madrid David Matasic Thomas McElwee Liam Moffett Gregory Nadal Capshaw Nagel Krystyna Nowakowski Patrick O Boyle Sahil Patel J.C. Russell James Saylor Cyle Schultz Patrick Shaw Philip Song Jordan Spear Andrew Tresansky Eric Waskewicz Conor White Alex Yachanin 2013 Freshman Roster Name Madison Beiler Helena Cheslack Thomas Coffin Mitchell Evans Darren Freedman Michael Harding Drew Hettenbach Anthony Holl Andrew Karas Gabriel Knoll Christine La Anson Liu Joshua Mokracek Sean O Donnell Evan Phillips Andrew Peterman Christopher Rizman Nicholas Skeen Travis Thorn Phillip Villani Stephen Walsh Cl. Cl. Ht Ht Hometown/High School Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Orchard Lake St. Mary s Mukilteo, Wash./Kamiak West Chester, Pa./Delaware Country Christian Shaker Heights, Ohio/Shaker Heights Linwood, N.J./Mainland Regional Middletown, N.J./High Technology Phoenix, Ariz./Boulder Creek New Hope, Pa./The Lawrenceville School Virginia Beach, Va./Arlington Goshen, nd./goshen Lynnfield, Mass./Phillips Academy Hamilton, N.J./Steinert Moorestown, N.J./St. Joseph s Prep Maitland, Fla./Lyman Carlsbad, Calif./La Costa Canyon Vancouver, Wash./Home School West Chester, Pa./Malvern Prep Wayne, Pa./Conestoga High School/St. Joseph s Univ. Buffalo, N.Y./Canisius Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif./Peninsula Butte, Alaska/Colony Buffalo, N.Y./Nichols School ington, N.J./The Hun School King George, Va./King George Vancouver, Wash./Portland Christian Owings Mills, Md./St. Paul s Las Vegas, Nev./Liberty Grove City, Pa./Grove City Area Fairfax, Va./Thomas Jefferson Chicago, ll./latin School of Chicago Trenton, N.J./Notre Dame West Orange, N.J./West Orange Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla./The Bolles School Richmond, Va./Godwin Hometown/High School Seattle, Wash./Holy Names Academy Delray Beach, Fla./Atlantic Community Crofton, Md./Arundel Mason, Ohio/William Mason East Windsor, N.J./Hightstown Blacksburg, Va./Hargrave Military Academy Johns Creek, Ga./The McCallie School (Tenn.) Manassas, Va./Seton School Amherst, N.Y./Canisius East Amherst, N.Y./Canisius Aurora, Colo./Regis Jesuit Freemont, Calif./Mission San Jose Soldotna, Alaska/Soldotna Carlsbad, Calif./La Costa Canyon Dekalb, ll./dekalb Bettendorf, owa/bettendorf Wall, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy Orlando, Fla./Thomas Jefferson Loudonville, N.Y./Shaker Albertson, N.Y./Chaminade Southborough, Mass./St. John s 3

4 Bret Anstett James Laughridge Senior Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Orchard Lake St. Mary s Rowed in the bow seat of the varsity lightweight four and rowed in the four seat of the freshman first boat in Won three consecutive rowing Michigan high school state championships ( ) while attending Orchard Lake St. Mary s Earned two letters in skiing, garnering All-Catholic and all-academic honors Son of David and Amy Anstett Senior Maitland, Fla. Lyman Part of the first varsity in Rowed with the second varsity crew as a sophomore Garnered two varsity letters in cross country at Lyman High School Also rowed for Orlando Area Rowing Society Son of Mark and Debra Gregory Nadal Joseph Hussey Senior Goshen, nd. Goshen Rowed in the second varsity in Part of the fourth varsity boat that went undefeated in, including a first-place finish at the Eastern Sprints Rowed in the second seat of the second freshman boat in, going undefeated and taking first place at the Eastern Sprints Earned four varsity letters in tennis and one in basketball Son of John and Theresa Senior Racho Palos Verdes, Calif. Peninsula Competed in the fourth varsity in Rowed for Long Beach Junior Crew for three years and served as team captain in Son of James and Amelia Sister, Sara, rowed at for two years and sister, Rebecca, rowed for four years at Yale Capshaw Nagel James Kluxen Senior Hamilton, N.J. Steinert Competed in the third varsity in Before : Rowed for the Mercer Junior Rowing Club Attended Steinert High School Son of John and Diane 4 Senior Butte, Alaska Colony Competed in the second varsity in Rowed in the fourth of the third varsity boat in Earned three varsity letters in wrestling and one in football at Colony High School Son of Peter and Mary... father, Peter, played soccer at Yale

5 J.C. Russell Eric Washkewicz Senior Vancouver, Wash. Portland Christian Member of the first varsity crew in Rowed in the third seat of the first varsity boat as a sophomore in Sat in the stroke seat of the first varsity boat as a freshman Earned four varsity letters in rowing and was named team captain for three consecutive years ( ) Son of Jim and Christina Senior West Orange, N.J. West Orange Competed in the third varsity crew in Rowed in the second seat of the third varsity boat as a sophomore in Rowed in the bow seat of the second freshman boat that took first place at the Eastern Sprints in Earned four varsity letters in wrestling and was a three-time all-conference selection ( )... captained the wrestling and cross country teams as a senior Son of Joseph and Theresa Tim Dixon James Saylor Junior Shaker Heights, Ohio Shaker Heights Senior Owings Mills, Md. St. Paul s Rowed in the seventh seat of the of the fourth varsity boat in and in the second freshman boat in Earned four varsity letters in cross country and two in rowing... helped the cross country team to a conference title in 2006 Garnered all-conference honors in cross country in 2007 and 08 Son of Lyle and Gloriana Rowed in the three seat of the first freshman boat in and in the third varsity in Four-year varsity letterwinner in swimming at Shaker Heights High School... Helped the swim team to four consecutive league titles Son of Tim and Yvonne Andrew Tresansky Seamus Fish Senior Trenton, N.J. Notre Dame Competed in the first varsity boat in Rowed in the sixth seat of the second varsity boat as a sophomore in and in second freshman boat in Three-year varsity letterwinner in track, cross country and swimming at Notre Dame High School in Lawrenceville, N.J. Son of Tom and Eileen Junior New Hope, Pa. The Lawrenceville School Competed in the second varsity in Rowed in the seven seat of the first freshman boat in Earned three varsity letters in cross country and two in rowing in the varsity eight boat Part of the boat that won a gold medal at the Mid-Atlantic Rowing Championships in and qualifying for the USRowing Youth Nationals 5

6 Matthew Huffman Thomas McElwee Junior Virignia Beach Arlington Member of the third varsity crew as a sophomore Rowed in the four seat of the first freshman boat in Four-year varsity letterwinner in soccer, three-time letterwinner in cross country and earned one letter in wrestling... captained the soccer and cross country teams as a senior Father, Greg, is a 1989 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy Junior Wayne, Pa. Conestoga St. Joseph s Univ. Competed in the varsity boat as a sophomore in Rowed in the stroke seat of the third varsity eight in Four-year letterwinner in rowing at Conestoga High School Placed third in the lightweight double at the 2007 USRowing Youth Nationals and finished fourth in the U-23 lightweight double at the 09 Canadian Henley Regatta Won the Canadian Schoolboy National Championships in the senior quad in Michael Madrid Krystyna Nowakowski Junior Vancouver, Wash. Home School Part of the fourth varsity crew in Rowed in the stroke seat of the second freshman boat that took first place at the Eastern Sprints Ran track in high school and also competed with the Vancouver Lake Crew team in Vancouver, Wash. Son of Ramon and Kendra Junior Buffalo, N.Y. Nichols School Coxswain of the first freshman boat in David Matasic Patrick O Boyle Junior West Chester, Pa. Malvern Prep Bow seat of the varsity crew in Sat in the stroke seat of the first freshman boat in Bowed the varsity lightweight four at Malvern Prep as a senior to the Philadelphia City Championship, Stotesbury Championship, and SRA Championship Sat in the stroke seat of the lightweight four that won the Stontesbury Championship as a junior 6 Junior ington, N.J. The Hun School Member of the third varsity crew in Rowed in the first freshman boat in Earned varsity letters in several sports at The Hun School of Princeton... Varsity letterwinner in cross country (three), crew (three) and swimming (one)

7 Sahil Patel Austin Bentley Junior King George, Va. King George Rowed in the fourth varsity boat in Coxswain of the second varsity boat as a freshman Competed in cross country and track at King George High School Son of Kinshuk and Bena Sophomore Mukilteo, Wash. Kamiak Rowed in the first freshman boat Rowed for the Everett Rowing Association, competing in the and 11 Northwest Regional Championships Attended Kamiak High School Son of Jeffrey and Allyson Nick Connelly Cyle Schultz Sophomore West Chester, Pa. Delaware County Christian Junior Las Vegas, Nev. Liberty Member of the second varsity crew in Competed in the Nevada track & field state championships in the 800M Named Athlete of the year in and scholar athlete all four years... earned a total of nine varsity letters Rowed in the second freshman boat in Four-year varsity letterwinner in cross country and three-year letterwinner in wrestling at Delaware County Christian School captained both teams as a senior Son of Patrick and Terri Alex Yachanin Jake Felton Junior Richmond, Va. Godwin Competed in the third varsity boat as a sophomore Rowed with the first freshman boat in Four year letterwinner in tennis that helped lead Godwin to the Virginia state championship... also earned three varsity letters in golf Son of Joseph and Monica Sophomore Phoenix, Ariz. Boulder Creek Rowed in the second varsity boat as a plebe Varsity letterwinner in cross country (two) and track (three) at Boulder Creek High School 7

8 Chris Kent Sophomore Lynnfield, Mass. Phillips Academy Rowed in the bow seat of the first freshman boat in Was part of the rowing and hockey teams at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass. Son of Robert and Elizabeth Evan Kolodziejczak Sophomore Morrestown, N.J. St. Joseph s Prep Rowed in the first freshman boat Attended St. Joseph s Prep School Son of Stanley and Donna Phillip Song Sophomore Fairfax, Va. Thomas Jefferson Rowed in the stroke seat of the second freshman crew Competed in crew at Thomas Jefferson High School 8

9 Spring Results Princeton Second Varsity First Freshman Joe Murtaugh Cup Princeton - 5:57.2-6:19.6 Princeton - 6:04.1 March 24-6:02.5 Princeton - 6:20.6-6:10.2 Annapolis, Md. Third Varsity - 6:28.5 4V - 6:37.7 Princeton - 6:41.8 Yale Second Varsity First Freshman Eads Johnson Trophy Yale - 6:09.32 Yale - 6:16.53 Yale - 6:25.09 March 31-6: : :50.71 Princeton, N.J. Third Varsity Yale - 6: : F - 6:38.45 Columbia April 7 Columbia - 6:30.2 Ridgefield Park, N.J. - 6:44.4 Second & Third Varsity First Freshman 2V - 6:27.1-6:32.3 Columbia - 6:29.4 Columbia - 6:32.7 3V - 6:45.7 Fours B - 7:33.7 A - 7:34.9 Columbia - 7:56.6 Georgetown, Delaware April 14 Annapolis, Md. Second Varsity - 6:26.74 Delaware - 6:32.31 Georgetown - 6: V - 6:37.88 Fours B - 7:32.17 A - 7:43.36 Georgetown - 7:55.34 Delaware - 8:02.9 Georgetown - 6: :20.51 Delaware - 6:29.73 First Freshman - 6: F - 6:31.56 Delaware - 6:35.14 Georgetown - 6:42.82 Second Varsity First Freshman April 21-6:11.0-6:28.1-6:22.1 Annapolis, Md. - 6:14.4-6:38.2-6:32.6 Third Varsity - 6:38.6-6:43.1 4V - 6:57.0 Second Varsity April 28-6:01.1-6:09.1 Philadelphia, Pa. - 6:09.5-6:25.3 First Freshman - 6:06.9-6:15.5 2F - 6:27.2 Third Varsity - 6:16.1-6:33.3 Eastern Sprints May 13 Worcester, Mass. First Freshman Grand Final ( overall) Yale - 6: Princeton - 6: : Cornell - 6: : Dartmouth - 6: Third Varsity Grand Final ( overall) Cornell - 6: : : Dartmouth - 6: Yale - 6: Princeton - 7: Petite Final ( overall) Columbia - 6: : : Fourth Varsity Grand Final ( overall) - 6: Brown - 6: (HW) - 6: (LW) - 6: RA National Championships June 2, Camden, N.J. Second Varsity Grand Final ( overall) Yale - 6: Cornell - 6: Columbia - 6: : Princeton - 6: Dartmouth - 6: Second Freshman - 6:29.9 Princeton - 6:32.7 Second Freshman - 6:45.0-6:51.4 Second Freshman Grand Final ( overall) - 6: : Princeton - 6: MT - 6: Dartmouth - 6: Varsity Four Grand Final (1st overall) - 6: Cornell - 6: Wisconsin - 6: Yale - 6: : MT - 6:

10 Lightweight Rowing History 1931 lightweights win their dual with Syracuse; lose a dual race to and then place third at the National Henley Regatta in Philadelphia, Pa lightweights win their only dual with MT, then go on to take third place at the National Henley Regatta in Philadelphia, Pa., behind Princeton and Columbia lightweights win their only dual race with Columbia lightweights win their dual with thaca College. then finishes a close fourth at the American Henley Regatta in Philadelphia, behind Princeton, and Columbia lightweight JV wins bronze medal at the 1957 lightweights, coached by Hubbell Davidson 45, win both duals with and MT and lose to Princeton. then goes on to place fifth at the EARC Championships. lightweight JV crew and plebe first boat win the first plebe boat wins silver medal at the 1979 lightweight JV boat wins silver medal at the 1980 JV boat wins bronze medal and first plebe boat wins gold at the 1981 lightweights place second at the Head of the Charles, losing only to the Canadian National Team. They go on to the San Diego Crew Classic for the first time and take fourth place in the grand finals. Team later wins both the Haines Cup () and the Callow Cup () and take fifth place at the EARC Sprints Championship lightweights have a 4-2 record and win the Callow Cup () en route to a sixth-place finish at the 1987 Patrick Manion takes over as head coach lightweight crew team. First plebe boat wins bronze medal at the 1988 The lightweights have a 2-2 record in winning the Callow Cup () and placing fourth at the 2001 placed fifth at the season-ending RA National Championship Regatta. At the end of the spring season, Rob Friedrich replaces Dale Hurley as the head coach of the lightweight program s varsity places second at the RA National Championship. Second varsity wins Cornell Trophy for first time since team places second in Jope Cup team-point standings The Mids win three medals at the Eastern Sprints, with the freshman boats sweeping the Gold Medals for the first time in history The Mids posted the best season in the program s history. The varsity boat ended the regular season with an undefeated record, won the Eastern Sprints title and the RA National Championship. would go on to reach the semifinal round at the Royal Henley Regatta in London, England. The crew was selected as the EARC s Crew of the, while head coach Rob Friedrich was tabbed as the EARC Coach of the. The crew also qualified for the Hall of Fame placed all five of its boats into the grand finals at the Eastern Sprints, winning both freshmen events and winning two additional medals. won the program s first Jope Cup (overall team points title) at the Eastern Sprints lightweight JV wins bronze medal at the 1960 lightweight varsity and JV crews win silver medal at the lightweight varsity wins bronze medal and JV crew wins gold at the Mike Hughes takes over as head coach of lightweight crew team lightweights, coached by Lt. White, go through an undefeated season to win the first EARC Lightweight Championship in the history of crew. wins the Crawford Bay Crew Classic and goes 5-2 en route to taking seventh place at the The Mids repeated as Jope Cup champions, while the second and third varsity crews won individual boat titles at the Eastern Sprints Cmdr. Jim Snead 73, takes over as head coach. Third varsity wins gold medal at the EARC Sprints (varsity) and competes in the RAs for the first time, taking fifth place in the Grand Finals Major Greg Morrison 77, takes over as head coach. The lightweights have a 2-2 record and place fifth in the grand finals at the RAs. landed all five of its boats in the grand finals at the Eastern Sprints, winning in the second varsity, third varsity and second freshman races. The Midshipmen went on to finish second in the grand finals of both the varsity eight and varsity four with coxswain races at the RA National Championship. Under head coach Nick Baker, the Midshipmen went 4-3 and won the Callow Cup for the ninthstraight year. completed the year with a fourth-place showing at the Eastern Sprints and sixth-place effort at the RA National Championship. n his first year as head coach, Steve Perry led to a 6-2 record and a second-place finish at the RA Regatta. The Mids held on to the Callow Cup for the 10th consecutive season and reclaimed the Eads Johnson Trophy for the first time since The Mids sent their first and second varsity crews to the grand finals of the Eastern Sprints. also posted wins over Columbia and. The varsity four won the RA National Championship lightweight JV team wins bronze medal at the 1970 lightweight JV and first plebe boat win bronze medals at the finishes third in Jope Cup (team points standing for EARC League) lightweight JV wins silver medal at EARC Sprints. finishes third in Jope Cup standings lightweight varsity and JV teams win bronze medals at the finishes third in Jope Cup lightweight JV wins bronze medal at the 1975 lightweight varsity wins silver medal and JV wins bronze medal at the EARC Sprints and place second in Jope Cup lightweight JV wins silver medal at the 1977 varsity wins silver medal at the EARC Sprints Dale Hurley 89, takes over as head coach of lightweight crew team Lightweight plebes place first and second at the Belly of the Carnegie lightweights win the Patriot League Championship. Plebe crew finishes in fifth place in the first boat and wins gold in the second boat at the 2000 lightweights compete in the San Diego Crew Classic for the second time in the history of the program, finishing third in grand finals. Plebes capture the top-two slots at the Belly of the Carnegie. Varsity secures an automatic bid for 2001 Head of the Charles by placing fifth overall and fourth among colleges at 2000 regatta.

11 NAVY REPRESENTNG THE U.S. NATONAL TEAM Joseph Baldwin 61, 1960 Olympics Andy Bigelow 84 Julian Bowling 10 Karin Hughes 91 Women s 2X Olympic Dev World Rowing Championship; 1999 Pan Am Games Lightweight Men s 4- World U-23 Rowing Championship Lightweight Men s 4 Mike Hughes Virgil V. Jacomini 21, 1920 Olympics Donald H. Johnston 22 William C. Jordan 21 World U-23 Rowing Championship Ted Bumgardner 13 Mens 4 Coach 1952 Olympics, 1957 World Rowing Championship Sherman R. Clark 22 Rick Clothier 1920 Olympics Greg Provencer World Military Games Matt Provencer World Military Games Chad Jungbluth 91 Clyde W. King 22 Michael Kerrigan 10 Lightweight Men s 4 Lightweight 8+ Coach, 1975, 83 Pan Am Games; World U-23 Rowing Championship Edward King 11 Lightweight Men s 4- Olympic Dev. 8+ Alden R. Sanborn Olympics Tom Savidge 82 Lightweight Lucerne World Cup Regatta 1977 World Rowing Championship Mens Olympic Team Alex Kornick 13 Men s 4+ World U-23 Rowing Championship Mike Lambert Olympics 1995 World Rowing Championship Lou Lindsey Coach, 1960 Olympics, 1952 Olympics William C. Long 61 William B. Fields 54, 1952 Olympics Dan Lyons 91 Wayne T. Frye 54, 1952 Olympics 1981, 83, 85, 86, 87 World Rowing Championship Men s Olympics Mike Gaffney World University Games 1920 Olympics Charles D. Manring 52 Richard A. Glendon Vince McCall 07 Coach 1903, 29 World Rowing Championship; Andrew McMarlin 91 Richard J. Glendon Coach 1920 Olympics; 1923 World Rowing Championship Edwin D. Graves 21, 1920 Olympics Lightweight 1986 World Rowing Championship Lightweight Men s 4-, 1991 Pan Am Games Lightweight, 4-, 2- Jimmy Sopko 05 Lightweight Men s 4 Lucerne World Cup Regatta Edward G. Stevens, 54, 1920 Olympics Mark Moore 61, 1960 Olympics 1960 Olympics Ryan Tewell 96 Men s U-23 8+, 1960 Olympics, 1960 Olympics William Vuillet 05 Lightweight Men s World Rowing U-23 Championship Charles S. Walsh Coach 1932 World Rowing Championship John Walters Olympics Lyman S. Perry Nations Cup Gayle Thompson 61 Lightweight 1989 World Rowing Championship Richard F. Murphy Olympics Warren Sweetser 60 Olympic Dev 8+ Men s 4X, 1988 Olympics Steve Perry Olympic Dev 8+ Men s 2X, Edward P. Moore World Rowing Championship 1952 Olympics John Shields 93 Lightweight 8+ Greg Montesi 82 Paul Montanus 89 World U-23 Rowing Championship World U-23 Rowing Championship World U-23 Rowing Championship, 1991 Pan Am Games Frank B. Shakespeare 53 Olympic Dev 4+ Mens World Rowing Championship Bill Serad 89 Men s 4+ Alden Mills 91 Olympic Dev National Team Brad McMillen 93 Jim Schofield Olympics 2006 World Rowing Championship 1920 Olympics Men s 4+, 1960 Olympics Men s 8, 4-, 2+ Vincent J. Gallagher World Rowing Championship Dan Sayner 79 Men s Spare James R. Dunbar 55 Dale Hurley 89 Lewis Rhodes 94 Lightweight Men s 4 Robert M. Detweiler 53 Pat Flood 90 Olympic Dev. 8+ World U-23 Rowing Championship 1987 World University Games Brian Hood World Rowing Championship Chet Reily 94 Women s U-23 4X Sean Couglin 87 Chad Healy Nations Cup; World Military Games 1976 World Rowing Championship J. T. Hall 87 Kevin Proctor 82, 1920 Olympics Lucerne World Cup Regatta Tom Cook 76 Tim Griffith Olympic Games 1991 Pan Am Games, Laurie Coffey 99 Men s U Nations Cup 1920 Olympics 1987 World University Games Dean Phillips 97 Henry A. Proctor Olympics World U-23 Rowing Championship Russell S. Callow Olympic Dev. 4+ Coach, World Military Games Lucerne World Cup Regatta Lightweight 8+ Tom Phelan National Team Member; 1988 Olympics Robert Wilson 60 Howard T. Winfree 61 Coach, 1960 Olympics 1960 Olympics U.S. U-23 World Championships, , 91, 92, 94, 95 World Rowing Championship 11

12 NAVY TROPHY RACE RESULTS 31; 26 Callow Cup Presented to the winner of the varsity race between and. The trophy is Named after Russell Rusty Callow, who coached at both and No Race Haines Trophy Presented to the winner of the varsity race between and. The trophy is named after Bert Haines, lightweight head coach from ; No Race No Race No Race Eads Johnson Trophy Joseph Murtaugh Cup Presented to the winner of the varsity race between and Yale. The trophy is named after Eads Johnson, the captain of the 1934 Yale lightweight rowing team and a 20-year member of the U.S.. Presented to the winner of the varsity race between and Princeton. The trophy is named after the former Princeton and U.S. lightweight rowing coach. Princeton 4; 1 Yale 5; Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton

13 NAVY LGHTS AT CHAMPONSHPS Lights Eastern Sprints Varsity T-1st 10th 9th Did Not Race Team 9th 9th Varsity Boat 9th Team Varsity Boat 11th 12th 10th 9th 9th 1st Team 10th 1st 1st RA National Championship Regatta Varsity Boat Did Not Race 10th 1st Varsity Boat 13