Sunday, May 14
Oak Ridge, Tenn.
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American Athletic Conference Championship
Tulsa Rowing Finishes Second at 2023 American Athletic Conference Championship
5/14/2023 12:26:00 PM | Rowing
The Tulsa rowing team earned a second-place team finish at the 2023 American Athletic Conference Championship on Sunday morning at Melton Lake in Oak Ridge, Tenn. The Golden Hurricane earned silver medals in the Varsity 8+, 2nd Varsity 8+ and 2nd Varsity 4+ races, while the Varsity 4+ captured the bronze medal.
The SMU Mustangs, which are ranked 12th nationally, claimed the championship, followed by TU, UCF, Temple, Sacramento State and Old Dominion.
For their efforts, Tulsa's Isabella Musollino and Anna Shaw were tabbed to the American Athletic Conference First-Team All-Conference, while Emily Bell, Johanna Kristof and Karen Undset were named to the Second-Team All-Conference.
"I think what the team is most pleased with from today was the fact that each boat had their best performance of the season today and when you can you do that at the conference championship that is pretty special," Head Coach Brandon Campbell said. "Our five all-conference honorees hold leadership positions on the team and have helped create the foundation of our team culture and it is great for them to be recognized."
In the Varsity 8+ race, Isabella Musollino, Anna Shaw, Becky Coleman, Emily Bell, Madlen Markova, Karen Undset, Darya Vyrupayeva, Johanna Kristof and Ermioni Lamprianidou captured the silver medal with a time of 6:31.281. The Golden Hurricane trailed SMU (6:20.622) but crossed the line ahead of Temple (6:36.528), UCF (6:39.555), Sacramento State (6:41.409) and Old Dominion (6:53.051).
Paloma Probart, Robine Van Doorn, Sarolta Papp, Iffy Marinos, Kristina Harris, Ivanina Petrova, Katherine Stenning, Letizia Susenna and Helena Gutzmer raced the 2nd Varsity 8+ to a second-place mark with a time of 6:47.948. SMU earned the top finish with a time of 6:29.220, while UCF (6:51.390), Temple (6:59.002), Sacramento State (7:03.634) and Old Dominion (7:20.711) rounded out the field.
In the Varsity 4+, Mary Grace Wilson, Vanja Bogdanovic, Bobbi Forster, Cali Campbell and Kyra VanderWeele earned a bronze medal with a time of 7:35.293, trailing SMU (7:20.347) and UCF (7:29.182), while topping Temple (7:46.485), Sacramento State (7:51.226) and Old Dominion (8:43.991).
Erica Taylor, Kelsey Viane, Ashley Johnson, Anastasiia Ustiuzhanina and Taylor Hopkins gave it everything they had and edged passed UCF (7:40.894) to finish second (7:40.525) in the 2nd Varsity 4+ by just 0.369 seconds. SMU crossed the finish line first with a time of 7:31.057, while Temple was fourth (8:00.737) and Sacramento State was fifth (8:10.652).
The SMU Mustangs, which are ranked 12th nationally, claimed the championship, followed by TU, UCF, Temple, Sacramento State and Old Dominion.
For their efforts, Tulsa's Isabella Musollino and Anna Shaw were tabbed to the American Athletic Conference First-Team All-Conference, while Emily Bell, Johanna Kristof and Karen Undset were named to the Second-Team All-Conference.
"I think what the team is most pleased with from today was the fact that each boat had their best performance of the season today and when you can you do that at the conference championship that is pretty special," Head Coach Brandon Campbell said. "Our five all-conference honorees hold leadership positions on the team and have helped create the foundation of our team culture and it is great for them to be recognized."
In the Varsity 8+ race, Isabella Musollino, Anna Shaw, Becky Coleman, Emily Bell, Madlen Markova, Karen Undset, Darya Vyrupayeva, Johanna Kristof and Ermioni Lamprianidou captured the silver medal with a time of 6:31.281. The Golden Hurricane trailed SMU (6:20.622) but crossed the line ahead of Temple (6:36.528), UCF (6:39.555), Sacramento State (6:41.409) and Old Dominion (6:53.051).
Paloma Probart, Robine Van Doorn, Sarolta Papp, Iffy Marinos, Kristina Harris, Ivanina Petrova, Katherine Stenning, Letizia Susenna and Helena Gutzmer raced the 2nd Varsity 8+ to a second-place mark with a time of 6:47.948. SMU earned the top finish with a time of 6:29.220, while UCF (6:51.390), Temple (6:59.002), Sacramento State (7:03.634) and Old Dominion (7:20.711) rounded out the field.
In the Varsity 4+, Mary Grace Wilson, Vanja Bogdanovic, Bobbi Forster, Cali Campbell and Kyra VanderWeele earned a bronze medal with a time of 7:35.293, trailing SMU (7:20.347) and UCF (7:29.182), while topping Temple (7:46.485), Sacramento State (7:51.226) and Old Dominion (8:43.991).
Erica Taylor, Kelsey Viane, Ashley Johnson, Anastasiia Ustiuzhanina and Taylor Hopkins gave it everything they had and edged passed UCF (7:40.894) to finish second (7:40.525) in the 2nd Varsity 4+ by just 0.369 seconds. SMU crossed the finish line first with a time of 7:31.057, while Temple was fourth (8:00.737) and Sacramento State was fifth (8:10.652).
The American Championship
1. SMU – 168
2. Tulsa – 140
3. UCF – 112
4. Temple – 108
5. Sacramento State – 72
6. Old Dominion – 48
Varsity 4+
1. SMU – 7:20.347
2. UCF – 7:29.182
3. Tulsa – 7:35.293
4. Temple – 7:46.485
5. Sacramento State – 7:51.226
6. Old Dominion – 8:43.991
Varsity 4+
Mary Grace Wilson
Vanja Bogdanovic
Bobbi Forster
Cali Campbell
Kyra VanderWeele
2nd Varsity 4+
1. SMU – 7:31.057
2. Tulsa – 7:40.525
3. UCF – 7:40.894
4. Temple – 8:00.737
5. Sacramento State – 8:10.652
2nd Varsity 4+
Erica Taylor
Kelsey Viane
Ashley Johnson
Anastasiia Ustiuzhanina
Taylor Hopkins
Varsity 8+
1. SMU – 6:20.622
2. Tulsa – 6:31.281
3. Temple – 6:36.528
4. UCF – 6:39.555
5. Sacramento State – 6:41.409
6. Old Dominion – 6:53.051
Varsity 8+
Isabella Musollino
Anna Shaw
Becky Coleman
Emily Bell
Madlen Markova
Karen Undset
Darya Vyrupayeva
Johanna Kristof
Ermioni Lamprianidou
2nd Varsity 8+
1. SMU – 6:29.220
2. Tulsa – 6:47.948
3. UCF – 6:51.390
4. Temple – 6:59.002
5. Sacramento State – 7:03.634
6. Old Dominion – 7:20.711
2nd Varsity 8+
Paloma Probart
Robine Van Doorn
Sarolta Papp
Iffy Marinos
Kristina Harris
Ivanina Petrova
Katherine Stenning
Letizia Susenna
Helena Gutzmer
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