The Jacksonville Women's Rowing team concluded their 50th season with a remarkable performance at the NCAA Championship Regatta, matching their highest-ever points total. The Varsity Four and second Varsity Eight both achieved record finishes, showcasing the team's growth and competitiveness against top programs nationally. Head coach Mike Lane praised the team's hard work and expressed optimism for future seasons. The Dolphins' strong results signal a new standard for the program, aiming for even greater accomplishments ahead.

By the Numbers
  • Varsity Four finished second overall, marking a 20th place in NCAA Championships history.
  • The second Varsity Eight achieved a time of 06:33.204, defeating UMass in the final.
State of Play
  • Jacksonville matched their best-ever points tally at the NCAA Championships.
  • All three teams set records for the fastest times ever recorded in NCAA Finals for the program.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Dolphins plan to build on this success, setting ambitious goals for next season to further enhance their standing in collegiate rowing.

Bottom Line

The Dolphins’ strong finish this season not only cements their place among the elite in NCAA rowing but also sets the stage for continued growth and excellence in the future.