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1 Tennessee Lady Volunteers Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION Location...Knoxville, Tennessee Founded as Blount College Enrollment...26,560 Nickname...Lady Volunteers (Lady Vols) Colors...Orange and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...Southeastern (SEC) NCAA Region...South Home Waters...Fort Loudoun Lake/Tennessee River President... Dr. John Petersen (Cal State Los Angeles 70) Interim Chancellor...Dr. Jan Simek (UC Santa Cruz 76) Faculty Athletics Representative...Dr. Todd A. Diacon (Southwestern College [Kan.] 78) Athletics Director... Joan Cronan (LSU 66) Sr. Associate A.D... Donna Thomas (Tennessee 88) Assoc. A.D. Media Relations... Debby Jennings (Tennessee 77) Assoc. A.D. Marketing...Chris Fuller (Shepherd College 88) Asst. A.D. Compliance & Operations...Todd Dooley (Tennessee 97) Asst. A.D. Development...Dara Worrell (Tennessee Tech 93) Asst. A.D. Facilities & Operations...Angie Boyd Keck (Tennessee 94) Asst. A.D. Sports Medicine...Jenny Moshak (Western Michigan 85) Asst. A.D. Ticket Operations... Joe Arnone (Merrimack College, 88) Director of Marketing & Promotions... Jimmy Delaney (Tennessee 01) Strength & Conditioning Coach... Heather Mason (Cincinnati 96) Internet Communications Director... Rick Starratt (Wheaton [Mass.] 96) Athletics Department Web Page... COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Lisa Glenn (Mount Holyoke College 88) Years at Tennessee... 10th Year Assistant Coaches... Danelle Loebaka (Iowa 01), Heather Constant (Boston University 05) Graduate Assistants...Fraser Boyd (Napier [Scotland] 04) Rachel Mayberry (Tennessee 07) Boathouse Manager...Karla Sass (Iowa 91) Managers...Jennifer Pesta, Brandon Schirmer, Tara Reed, Alannah Wilson Rowing Office Phone... (865) Athletic Trainer/Rowing... Gary Herman (Missouri State 07) MEDIA RELATIONS Mailing Address Stokely Athletics Center Knoxville, Tenn Graduate Asst./Rowing Contact... Kelly Hayes (UC Santa Barbara 06) Office... (865) Cell Phone... (408) Address... khayes10@utk.edu Media Relations Fax... (865) TEAM INFORMATION Letterwinners Returning/Lost...16/13 New Varsity Members...9 Freshman Varsity Members...5 HISTORY First Year NCAA Appearances...Two team (2006, 2007) Four at-large (V , V , 2004, 2005) Best Team Finish... Ninth (2007) Final 2007 USRowing/CRCA Varsity Eight Coaches Poll Ranking...10th Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION Roster and Team Photo... Inside Front Cover Quick Facts/Table of Contents...1 Media Information/Phone Directory...2 Rowing Terminology LADY VOL PREVIEW 2008 Season Preview Fall Highlights/Results...6 COACHES AND STAFF Head Coach Lisa Glenn Assistant Coach Danelle Loebaka...10 Assistant Coach Heather Constant...10 Rowing Support Staff...11 Administrative Support Staff...12 MEET THE LADY VOLS Varsity/Novice Rosters...14 Varsity Rowers Varsity Breakdown...27 Novice Rowers...28 Novice Breakdown...28 History and Championships Season in Review Season Snapshot Boat-by-Boat Results All-Time Results Lady Vol Rowing at the NCAA Championships South and Central Region Rowing Championships...46 All-Time Rowing Letterwinners Rowing Honors and Awards Rowing at Tennessee...50 THIS IS TENNESSEE History of Lady Vol Athletics World Class Athletes and Coaches Thornton Athletic Student Life Center Tennessee Athletic Facilities The University of Tennessee Welcome to Knoxville! Women s Athletics Director Joan Cronan...64 Lady Vols at the Top of the SEC...65 Women s Athletics Administration/Support Staff Lady Vol Head & Assistant Coaches...71 Lady Vol Traditions & Endowments Lady Vol Hall of Fame...74 Lady Vol Boathouse Boathouse Facts & History...76 Lady Vol Boathouse Photos...Inside Back Cover 2008 Schedule... Back Cover About the Cover After a breakout season in 2007, the Tennessee Lady Vol rowing team is prepared to set the race courses ablaze in 2008, leaving Smoke on the Water and opponents in its wake. In her 10th season at the helm, Head Coach Lisa Glenn has lit the flame beneath the Orange and White, putting together the key elements strong veterans and top newcomers with international experience required to start the fire once again. Credits The 2008 Lady Volunteer Rowing Media Guide was written, edited and typeset by Kelly Hayes with special assistance from Jessica Ayers and editorial assistance from Debby Jennings, Eric Trainer, Brian Davis, Cameron Harris, Casey Self, Courtney Tysinger, Katie Gugliotta and Lindsay Samarin. Photography by the UT Photography Center, Director of Internet Communications Rick Starratt, Elizabeth Olivier of the UT Athletics Department and William Ewart. Special thanks to Oak Ridge Rowing Association for pictures. Inside cover design and printing by UT Graphic Arts of Knoxville. Outer covers and page graphic enhancement by Freeman Melancon Bryant Advertising of Knoxville. PAN E

2 UT Media Relations The 2008 Rowing Media Guide has been written to provide media members with information needed to adequately cover the Lady Vols during the spring season. Requests for photographic priviledges should be made through the media relations office. If this publication does not answer your questions or should you need further assistance, please contact Kelly Hayes in the Tennessee Lady Vol Media Relations Office at (865) Our media relations staff looks forward to serving the members of the media during the Lady Vol rowing season. If you will be attending a regatta, please take a few moments to review the items of media interest appearing on this page. Contact Information Lady Vol Media Relations 117 Stokely Athletics Center Overnight Delivery: 1720 Volunteer Blvd. Knoxville, TN Office Phone: (865) Cell Phone: (408) Office Fax: (865) khayes10@utk.edu Credentials and Interviews Requests for working media credentials should be directed to rowing contact Kelly Hayes. Knoxville regattas are open to everyone and media passes are not necessary. However, photographers or others with special circumstances must contact the media relations office to be accommodated. Photographers may decide that their best vantage point is in a boat on the course. Please contact the media relations office to make arrangements. Interviews will be available following regattas. Media wishing to interview coaches or student-athletes other than on race days are required to contact Kelly Hayes in the media relations office. Lady Vol Hotline Updated information on all Lady Volunteer athletic teams can be obtained 24 hours a day by accessing the Lady Vol Hotline at (865) The Hotline contains up-to-the-minute results, facts and schedules. Details about the UT rowing team can be found in box four. LADY VOLS ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB The official University of Tennessee Lady Vol Web site, ranks among the best in the country as evidenced by the number of users who view the site on a daily basis. The site totaled more than 15 million page views for the academic year for an average of over 1.7 million per month. In excess of 1.5 million fans visited the Web site last year. Entertaining and informative, has provided visitors 2 Media Information Rowing Terminology Media Directory (Area Code 865 unless noted) Outlet Phone Fax Associated Press (Knoxville) Associated Press (Nashville)...(800) (615) Chattanooga Times Free Press...(800) (423) Kingsport Times News...(423) (423) Knoxville News-Sentinel Maryville Daily Times Rocky Top News The Daily Beacon (UT) The Tennessean (Nashville)...(615) (615) USA Today...(703) (703) WATE-TV 6 (ABC)/WTNZ-TV 43 (FOX) WBIR-TV 10 (NBC) WNML AM & FM WUTK-FM WVLT-TV 8 (CBS) Athletics (Area Code 865) Department Phone Academics Athletics Director Coaches Fax Machine Compliance/Operations Lady Vol Hotline (24-hour updates and results) Marketing/Promotions Media Relations Fax Machine Media Relations Office Rowing Office Strength & Conditioning Ticket Office HOOP Training Room University Information from more than 50 countries and every U.S. state with up-to-the-minute news and information. Live event coverage and photo galleries from nearly every home event and many away competitions can be viewed on the site as well. The Lady Vol Web site also is your best source for rosters, schedules, statistics, team news and athlete biographies. In the coming year the Lady Vols will make many current and historical photos available to purchase through the Web site. UT also will be partnering with ESPN to bring you state-of-the-art video content. Bow: the forward end of the boat which crosses the finish line first; the rower in the seat nearest the forward end of a shell who typically has a quick catch, stable technique and a shorter arc. Blade: the end of the oar which pulls the boat through the water. Coxswain (cox): the person who steers the boat. The coxswain either sits in the stern or lies in the bow giving commands to the rowers. Ergs: short for ergometer; a land based rowing machine used for training that simulates the rowers action in the boat and measures various items such as power, length, frequency, distance and time. Head Race: fall races, typically rowing upriver over a winding course covering several miles. Times for the races are based on start finish times, not head-to-head racing. Lightweight: For women, a crew where each athlete weighs under 130 pounds. Novice: a rower in the first year of collegiate competition. Regatta: the name of rowing events in which several crews compete. Repechage: a second chance race for those crews which do not automatically advance to the finals of an event. Rigger: the metal extensions protruding from the sides of the boat. Run: the distance the shell moves during one stroke. Sculling: a type of rowing where each rower uses two oars. Shell: another word for the rowing boat. It seats nine people for an Eight and five people for a Four, and ranges in length from 45 feet for a Four to 58 feet for an Eight. Sprints: used in collegiate competition, this type of race features a course which is 2000 meters long, usually with four to six unmarked or buoyed lanes and a floating or staked start. Stern: the back of the boat; the end the rowers face during competitions. The Stroke: catch: the beginning of the stroke where the oar is inserted into the water; drive: the propelling part of the stroke; finish: where the oar is taken out of the water; recovery: the slide forward before the catch; feathering: turning the oar blade horizontally; squaring: turning the oar blade vertically. Sweeping: a type of rowing where each rower has one oar. Varsity: the collegiate rower who competes beyond the novice level. 8+ and 4+: eights (8+) and fours (4+) are the most common collegiate competitions and the two events held at the NCAA Championships. The plus indicates a coxswain on board.

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4 2008 Season Preview Smoke On The Water After a breakout season in 2007, the Tennessee Lady Vol rowing team is prepared to set the race courses ablaze in 2008, leaving Smoke on the Water and opponents in its wake. In her 10th season at the helm, Head Coach Lisa Glenn has consistently lit the flame beneath the Orange and White, propelling them from an unranked program when she took over into the top 10 in the nation last season. This year, Glenn has put together the key elements strong veterans and top newcomers with international experience required to start the fire once again. Though the Lady Vols saw six seniors graduate from the team that finished the season ranked 10th in the nation, a key core of upperclassmen and some exciting newcomers are set to continue and expand on the squad s previous success. With the accomplishments of last season come great expectations in 2008, including a return to the top of the South Region and a third consecutive full-team invitation to NCAA Championships. Basically, the main objective for us is to continue becoming stronger and stronger, Head Coach Lisa Glenn said. Our goals are always relative to where we want to go and where we ve been. We d like to take another step forward as far as presence and competitive level are concerned, so we want to finish stronger than we have in the past. With a group of eight seniors in 2008, including six four-year varsity letterwinners, the Lady Vols have leadership covered both on and off the water. The senior class of Jessica Ayers, Renee Brittle, Genevieve Collins, Nina Dobratz, Krista Gearing, Mary Jones, Marisa Mohan and Kendra Warren has helped to bring Tennessee rowing to a higher level, guiding the team from making single-shell appearances at NCAA Championships to back-to-back full team berths over the past two seasons. With that experience, the seniors have set the tone for the newcomers this season, building a culture of winning and success that they will look to continue this spring. We have an amazing amount of experience in the senior class, Glenn said. They have seen the program through a major growth stage. I think that s a part of why they are still with us and still together because they were a part of that transition from, not just developing top speed, but involving everyone. UT s ninth-place team finish at the 2007 NCAA Championships was the best in program history, and the Lady Vols welcome back 15 athletes who competed at the event. The Orange and White return six rowers who were a part of the Varsity Eight shell that finished third in Kendra Warren and Genevieve Collins are among a group of eight seniors set to lead the 2008 squad. The two helped UT record its best finish in program history in the 2V8+ at national championships in Two-time All-American Erin-Monique Shelton has been a mainstay in the Varsity Eight over the last two years and will lead UT s top crew this spring. the petite final at national championships in Brittle, Ayers, Dobratz, Gearing and Jones, and junior Erin-Monique Shelton. The group boasts several accolades, including Shelton s two Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) All-America honors and Brittle s and Gearing s CRCA All-South Region recognition in Those six, however, will face tremendous pressure to maintain their seats in the shell, as fellow veterans Warren, junior Kate Brownlee and sophomore Mary Beth Dreusike, as well as freshman international Libuŝe Bruncvíkova, are all making a push to earn spots in the boat. Warren, Brownlee and Dreusike helped guide the Second Eights to the team s best finish at nationals in 2007, taking second in the petite final, while Bruncvíkova joins the team from the Czech Republic where she represented her country six times in the Junior and Under-23 World Championships. The competition to secure a spot in the Lady Vols top shell will likely push each rower to her full potential and result in one of the best V8+ boats Tennessee has fielded. Thankfully, we have several athletes who are in contention for a spot in the Varsity Eight, Glenn said. We ve got some good competition between the power rowers and the rowers with a little bit higher skill level, the technicians. So, hopefully, we can get a good combination of power and skill in one boat. Right now the door is open. We could see several different lineups. This year s Second Eights could see a surge of new, young faces vying for a spot in the shell. Along with Dreusike, Brownlee, Warren and Collins, juniors Caroline Howell and Alex Shishkov, and sophomore Kate Snider return from last year s various 2V8+ lineups. Those who don t find themselves with a spot in the Varsity Eight will likely be competing with several motivated newcomers. Sophomores Stephanie Hunley, Laura Miller and Jewell Ludwigsen have made the jump from the novice squad to varsity, while freshmen Rachel Dooley, Ruth Ann Johnson, Melissa Toms and RuthAnne Waldrop are looking to make an impact in their first season on the team. I think that a couple of our freshmen have done a really good job of going from trailing the pack to getting themselves into the mix a little bit more, Glenn said. Just one rower remains from last season s Varsity Four that fin-

5 2008 Season Preview ished third in the petite final at NCAA Championships Mohan. The rest of the seats in the V4+ are up for grabs and could be filled by any of the veterans or newcomers on the squad. Though both of Tennessee s coxswains are just sophomores, the tandem of Katie Ross and Sydney Newman brings experience and knowledge to the stern of the boats. Ross is in her second season on the varsity squad after guiding the Second Eight to three regular season wins, a third-place showing in the grand final at Central/South Regionals and a second-place finish in the petite final at NCAA Championships in Meanwhile, Newman started last season as the novice Second Eights caller before finishing 2007 as the top novice coxswain, leading her N8+ crew to a first-place finish in the petite final at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships. Ross will carry her experience into the spring season as the coxswain for the Varsity Eight, while Newman will start out as the caller for the 2V8+ after just one season of rowing experience. The coxswains are young, which bodes well for the future, Glenn said. For right now, Katie Ross is a little more comfortable with all the elements that a coxswain has to juggle. Sydney has shown a lot of strengths and one of the things she s best at is steering. She really has a feel for getting from point A to point B in the shortest amount of time. A coxswain has to have that element. The 2008 spring slate will, as always, be a challenging one, pitting the Orange and White against some of the best crews in the nation. This spring UT will face off against teams from each of the five NCAA regions, hoping to get a glimpse of what s to come if it can earn a third straight full-squad bid for the NCAA Championships. We don t have any race date that can be overlooked in any way, Glenn said. The fact is, we are going to be facing really formidable opponents on every race date that we have. I think our team will be best to really respect what s in front of us and gear up for every opportunity that we have because we re going to need it. Hopefully, we ll be that team as well, that teams will have to gear up for because we always bring a good race. You really can t get much stronger than this schedule. For the eighth consecutive time, Tennessee will begin the spring season on its home waters at Lake Loudoun. The Lady Vols open the campaign on March 22, hosting Minnesota and one week later close After leading the Second Eights to a second-place showing in the petite final at NCAA Championships, sophomore coxswain Katie Ross is set to take over as the caller for the Lady Vols top shell. One of nine newcomers on the varsity squad, freshman Libuše Bruncvíkova helped solidify a spot in the Varsity 8+ with a strong showing in the fall. out the home schedule with South region rival Louisville. The two teams will meet in head-to-head action for the sixth time in program history, with UT looking for its fourth straight victory over the Cardinals. With two races under their belts, the Lady Vols hit the road on April 12, traveling to Columbus, Ohio, to face Ohio State, Michigan and Southern California on the Scioto River. The meet will give the Orange and White its only opportunity during the regular season to see a West region squad. The race will also allow UT to test itself against a Buckeye team that finished third overall and second in the Varsity Eight at NCAA Championships in The Big Orange novices will get a chance to show their stuff at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships on April 19 at Melton Hill Lake in Oak Ridge, Tenn. In 2007, the Lady Vols took first in the Novice 8+ petite final at the event to finish seventh overall. Meanwhile, that same day, the varsity squad will close out the regular season against two of the nation s top squads in Princeton and Yale in Princeton, N.J. Last year, the Bulldogs finished fourth overall at NCAA Championships and captured the Varsity 8+ crown, while the Tigers edged UT for eighth-place in the team standings. After a nearly month-long break, Tennessee will return to action May 17-18, playing host to the NCAA Central and South Region Championships in Oak Ridge. After finishing third overall and second in the South region last year, the Lady Vols will be looking to return to the South Region Championship glory they experienced in 2006, when they knocked off defending champion Virginia to capture their first regional title in program history. With the regional championships wrapped up, the Orange and White will hope to earn their third consecutive full-squad invitation to NCAA National Championships, held May 30-Jun. 1 at Lake Natoma in Sacramento, Calif. I think the team is really excited to just get the season underway, Glenn said. It s going to go really fast, and we re going to have to be prepared for that. As long as the wait has seemed, it s here now. Following its best finish in program history at national championships in 2007, Tennessee will hope to continue its rise into the upper echelon of collegiate rowing in A combination of strong leaders, experience and the right results could allow the 2008 squad to leave its mark as one of the best to call the waters of Lake Loudoun home. Head Coach Lisa Glenn and the Lady Vols will look to blaze a path this season, leaving Smoke on the Water and top competition in their wake. 5

6 2007 Fall Highlights & Results DATE OPPONENT/EVENT LOCATION RESULT TIME (Team members) CHAMPIONSHIP 8+ Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st 16:41.7 (Ross [cox], Brittle, Gearing, Brownlee, Shelton, Bruncvíkova, Dreusike, Ayers, Jones) Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 3rd 17:37.1 (Newman [cox], Mohan, Dooley, Miller, Gray, Shishkov, Hunley, Waldrop, Toms) Oct. 21 Head of the Charles Boston, Mass. 5th 16: (Ross [cox], Brittle, Gearing, Brownlee, Shelton, Bruncvíkova, Dobratz, Ayers, Jones) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st 17:15.0 (Ross [cox], Brittle, Gearing, Brownlee, Shelton, Bruncvíkova, Miller, Ayers, Jones) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 9th 18:22.5 (Greenberg [cox], Dreusike, Dooley, Shishkov, Mohan, Ludwigsen, Gray, Waldrop, Sehring) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 2nd 13:40.07 (Ross [cox], Brittle, Gearing, Brownlee, Shelton, Bruncvíkova, Miller, Ayers, Jones) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 8th 14:30.49 (Greenberg [cox], Shishkov, Gray, Dreusike, Collins, Warren, Mohan, Waldrop, Dooley) CLUB 8+ Oct. 20 Head of the Charles Boston, Mass. 1st 17: (Newman [cox], Mohan, Dooley, Miller, Hunley, Shishkov, Waldrop, Toms) Championship 4+ Fall 2007 Highlights The Lady Vols kicked off the campaign with a successful start during the fall slate. Overall, the Orange and White varsity rowers collected 19 medals, while the novices tallied one. Tennessee impressed yet again at the sport s most prestigious event, the Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston, Mass., earning its best finish in program history in the Championship 8+ event and its fifth gold in the past seven years in the Club 8+. By the end of the four head race schedule, the Lady Vols had earned six gold, eight silver and five bronze medals for their efforts. The campaign kicked off on Oct. 11 at the Chattanooga Head Race. UT took home two medals in every event it entered, taking first place in the Championship 8+, Collegiate Pair and Championship 4+ races. Sophomore coxswain Katie Ross led both her C8+ and C4+ boats to golds, while senior Krista Gearing and junior Kate Brownlee teamed up to snag gold in the pair. The Lady Vols swept the top three spots in the pair, earned first- and thirdplace showings in the C8+, took first and second in the C4+ and finished 2-3 in the Open 2x. Following the hot start, Tennessee headed to Boston for the world s largest regatta the Head of the Charles. On Saturday, Oct. 20, the Club 8+ entry of sophomore coxswain Sidney Newman, freshmen Rachel Dooley, RuthAnne Waldrop and Melissa Toms, sophomores Laura Miller and Stephanie Hunley, junior Alex Shishkov and senior Marisa Mohan, continued the Lady Vols domination of the event. The next day, the Orange and White continued its success, posting a fifth-place finish in the Champ 8+ event, the best showing in program history. The C8+ boat finished just five seconds out of third place and was the third-best collegiate shell. The same weekend, the Lady Vol novices saw their first action, finishing second, fourth, fifth and ninth at the Head of the Tennessee in Knoxville. The Big Orange continued to rake in the medals at the Head of the Chattahoochee on Nov. 3, with the varsity taking home a top-three finish in each of the four events it entered. Tennessee took gold in the Champ 8+ and Championship 2x, with junior Erin-Monique Shelton and freshman Libuše Bruncvíkova winning the double. UT also posted a second-place finish in the C4+ and a 2-3 finish in the Open 4x. The Lady Vols closed out the fall season at the Rivanna Romp in Charlottesville, Va., on Nov. 11. Though it could not edge host Virginia s top shells, UT earned a silver in the C8+, C2x and C1x races. Meanwhile, the Big Orange novice shells posted another solid performance to wrap up the fall, taking fourth and seventh in a field of 12 boats. Fall 2007 Results Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st 18:30.0 (Ross [cox], Shelton, Jones, Bruncvíkova, Miller ) Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 2nd 19:03.1 (Greenberg [cox] Dreusike, Sehring, Warren, Collins) Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 5th 19:38.4 (Linn [cox], Shishkov, Toms, Dooley, Mohan) Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 12th 20:36.1 (Newman [cox] Waldrop, Hunley, Ludwigsen, Johnson) Oct. 21 Head of the Charles Boston, Mass. 14th 19: (Greenberg [cox], Dreusike, Sehring, Warren, Collins) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 2nd 19:52.4 (Ross [cox], Gray, Miller, Jones, Ayers) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 14th 21:04.6 (Newman [cox], Waldrop, Hunley, Ludwigsen, Sehring) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 4th 16:02.58 (Ross [cox], Brownlee, Gearing, Brittle, Ayers) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 7th 16:19.03 (Newman [cox], Shishkov, Mohan, Dreusike, Collins) OPEN 4x Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 2nd 20:22.5 (Shishkov, Brownlee, Brittle, Gearing) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 3rd 20:29.8 (Mohan, Warren, Dreusike, Bruncvíkova ) Championship 2x Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 2nd 21:19.1 (Collins and Warren) Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 3rd 22:49.3 (Ludwigsen and Sehring) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st 20:24.3 (Shelton and Bruncvíkova ) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 24th 25:50.6 (Johnson and Toms) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 2nd 15:59.02 (Shelton and Bruncvíkova ) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 8th 17:39.05 (Sehring and Warren) Championship 2- Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 1st 20:12.3 (Gearing and Brownlee) Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 2nd 20:38.0 (Ayers and Brittle) Oct. 13 Chattanooga Head Race Chattanooga, Tenn. 3rd 21:35.8 (Gray and Johnson) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 6th 17:52.77 (Waldrop and Dooley) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 8th 18:05.57 (Ludwigsen and Hunley) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 9th 18:06.82 (Miller and Gray) Championship 1x Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 2nd 17:56.04 (Jones) Novice 8+ Oct. 20 Head of the The Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 2nd 21:37.49 (Linn [cox], Lawson, Lucas, Wilson, Rowland, Green, Menner, Davis, Turner) Oct. 20 Head of the The Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 4th 22:32.99 (Stratton [cox], Blevins, Leuke, Moore, Amicucci, Steffen, Young, Dyer, Johns) Oct. 20 Head of the The Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 5th 22:33.62 (Williams [cox], Delgado, Kmet, Aaron, Knoll, Edmiston, Perrino, Strader, Blalock) Oct. 20 Head of the The Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. 9th 23:21.83 (Bloodsaw [cox], Kirkland, Braga, Horne, Davenport, Allen, Bush, Hood, Scansen) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 7th 20:46.0 (Linn [cox], Lawson, Lucas, Edmiston, Knoll, Kmet, Menner, Bush, Strader) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 14th 22:16.2 (Williams [cox], Trammell, Steffen, Perrino, Young, Dyer, Braga, Aaron, Scansen) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 15th 22:19.5 (Stratton [cox], Lueke, Blevins, Moore, Davenport, Wilson, Mullin, Turner, Kirkland) Nov. 3 Head of the Hooch Chattanooga, Tenn. 16th 23:24.0 (Bloodsaw [cox], Horne, Amicucci, Rowland, Hood, Blalock, Prathammavong, Delgado, Johns) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 3rd 16:44.20 (Linn [cox], Edmiston, Strader, Kmet, Davenport, Trammell, Turner, Perrino, Aaron) Nov. 11 Rivanna Romp Charlottesville, Va. 5th 17:10.71 (Williams [cox], Wilson, Dyer, Bush, Mullin, Young, Menner, Kirkland, Scansen) 6