Thomas Jefferson University women's rowing concluded their season at the NCAA Championships in Gainesville, Georgia, securing a historic second place in the V4 race. This marked the first top-two finish for the program, contributing to an overall fourth place finish. Western Washington dominated the event, securing the national championship with strong performances in both the V4 and V8 races. Cal Poly Humboldt and Seattle Pacific followed closely, finishing second and third respectively.

By the Numbers
  • Jefferson finished fourth overall with 16 points.
  • Western Washington claimed the championship with 30 points, winning both the V4 and V8 events.
State of Play
  • Jefferson's V4 team earned a historic silver medal, finishing second in the Grand Final.
  • The squad was within one second of first place during the final stretches of the race.
What's Next

Moving forward, the team aims to build on this success to enhance their competitiveness in upcoming seasons. Increased focus on training and recruitment may further elevate their standings at future championships.

Bottom Line

Jefferson's breakthrough at the NCAA Championships is a significant milestone, signaling potential for future success. The team's performance sets a solid foundation for continued growth and achievement in women's rowing.