Main Story

Marist men’s rowing closed its fall season at the Princeton Chase, racing eights and fours across three-mile time trials. The Red Foxes posted several competitive finishes, including a 10th-place result for their B four and a 17th-place finish for the varsity eight. Coach Campbell Woods said the team has made significant progress since last fall, while noting that pacing remains a focus ahead of spring racing.

By the Numbers
  • Marist’s B four placed 10th of 27 crews in 14:49.4.
  • The varsity eight finished 17th of 55 crews in 12:52.7.
  • The second varsity eight placed 26th of 55 crews in 13:17.22.
  • Marist raced 4 eights in the first flight and 4 fours in the second-flight fours event.
Yes, But

Results varied across the crews, and Woods said the varsity eight and A four went out too fast before fading late. He also pointed to promising signs: the second varsity eight improved on its Head of the Charles performance, and the B four edged the A crew with more balanced pacing.

What's Next

Marist returns to Poughkeepsie for winter training before resuming competition in spring 2027.

Bottom Line

The fall ended with clear progress and specific lessons: Marist has gained ground on rivals, but better pacing could help turn that momentum into faster results in the spring.