Saint Joseph's women's rowing team concluded the 2025-26 season with strong performances at the Atlantic 10 Championship. Evie Holder received First Team All-Conference honors, while Cecilia Sarnowski was named to the Second Team. The Hawks finished sixth overall with 24 points, highlighted by a fourth-place finish in the 2nd Varsity 8 Grand Final and a win in the Varsity 4 Petite Final. This event capped off a competitive season, with Rhode Island claiming their third consecutive A-10 title.

By the Numbers
  • Saint Joseph's 2nd Varsity 8 finished fourth in the Grand Final with a time of 7:02.074.
  • The Varsity 4 won the Petite Final with a time of 8:36.489, finishing ahead by open water.
  • Overall team points: Saint Joseph's - 24, Rhode Island - 48 (1st place).
State of Play
  • Saint Joseph's Varsity 8 placed sixth in their Grand Final, clocking in at 6:48.947.
  • Three teams finished above Saint Joseph's in the overall standings, including George Washington and Fordham.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Hawks will aim to build on their performances, focusing on training and recruitment to enhance competitiveness for the next season while seeking to improve their standings in future A-10 championships.

Bottom Line

Saint Joseph's women's rowing achieved notable individual recognitions and demonstrated strong finishes, setting a foundation for future growth. Their sixth-place finish serves as both an achievement and a rallying point for future seasons.