No. 6 Women’s Open Rowing Heads To Michigan Saturday

PRINCETON – The No. 6 Princeton Women’s Open Rowing Team heads on the road to Belleville Lake in Belleville, Michigan on Saturday.

The Tigers will row against the No. 16 Ohio State Buckeyes and No. 17 Michigan Wolverines. Action starts at 9 a.m. with the 1V and goes through 10:50 a.m. There is also an afternoon session beginning at 1 p.m. The full schedule can be found below. There is no live stream or live stats.

The last time Princeton traveled to the Midwest was for the 2024 NCAA Rowing Championships. Head coach Lori Dauphiny‘s group finished fourth in the 1V Grand Final.

Princeton’s 1V dropped its first race of the season last week to No. 4 Tennessee and No. 3 Yale. The Tigers’ second varsity finished with a quicker time (6:25.6) than Yale (6:28.3) as did its varsity four (7:21.1) and its third varsity (6:58.2) and varsity four C (7:46.0).

Prior to last week, the Tigers’ 1V defeated Syracuse., Harvard, Cornell, Rutgers and Brown.

Princeton finishes the regular season vs. UCF and Penn on Lake Carnegie on May 2.

9 — 1V8 — U-M — Princeton
9:10 — 1V8 — Ohio State — Syracuse
9:20 — 2V8 — Princeton — U-M
9:30 — 2V8 — Syracuse — Ohio State
9:40 — 1V4 — U-M — Princeton
9:50 — 1V4 — Ohio State — Syracuse
10 — 2V4 — Princeton — U-M
10:10 — 2V4 — Syracuse — Ohio State
10:20 — 3V4 — U-M — Ohio State
10:30 — 3V8 — U-M — Princeton
10:40 — 3V8 — Ohio State — Syracuse
10:50 — 4V8 — U-M — Ohio State

P.M. — Boat — Lane 2 — Lane 3
1 — 1V8 — Syracuse — U-M
1:10 — 1V8 — Princeton — Ohio State
1:20 — 2V8 — U-M — Syracuse
1:30 — 2V8 — Ohio State — Princeton
1:40 — 1V4 — Syracuse — U-M
1:50 — 1V4 — Princeton — Ohio State
2 — 2V4 — U-M — Syracuse
2:10 — 2V4 — Ohio State — Princeton
2:20 — 3V4 — Ohio State — U-M
2:30 — 3V8 — Syracuse — U-M
2:40 — 3V8 — Princeton — Ohio State
2:50 — 4V8 — Ohio State — U-M

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