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Indiana Earns At-Large Bid to NCAA Rowing Championships
5/21/2019 5:32:00 PM | Women's Rowing
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana Rowing has been selected to its sixth-straight NCAA Championships with an at-large bid announced Tuesday evening.
The Hoosiers, under direction of head coach Steve Peterson, are one of 22 teams in the 2019 field. The regatta will take place from May 31-June 2 at Eagle Creek State Park in Indianapolis and hosted by the Hoosiers along with Indiana Sport Corp. It marks the program's sixth-straight and same number of appearances in program history dating back to 2014.
This year, the Hoosiers are one of six Big Ten teams to make the NCAA field, the most in conference history. IU joins Ohio State, Michigan, Iowa, Rutgers and Wisconsin. IU is seeded No. 17 in the First Varsity Eight race, No. 12 in the Second Varsity Eight race and No. 12 in the Varsity Four race.
In their first NCAA appearance in 2014, the Hoosiers finished 11th as a team and then followed that up with another 11th place finish in 2015. Then in Sacramento in 2016, Indiana came in 15th as a team before taking 12th place in 2017 in New Jersey and a 13th place finish a season ago in 2018.
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The Hoosiers, under direction of head coach Steve Peterson, are one of 22 teams in the 2019 field. The regatta will take place from May 31-June 2 at Eagle Creek State Park in Indianapolis and hosted by the Hoosiers along with Indiana Sport Corp. It marks the program's sixth-straight and same number of appearances in program history dating back to 2014.
This year, the Hoosiers are one of six Big Ten teams to make the NCAA field, the most in conference history. IU joins Ohio State, Michigan, Iowa, Rutgers and Wisconsin. IU is seeded No. 17 in the First Varsity Eight race, No. 12 in the Second Varsity Eight race and No. 12 in the Varsity Four race.
In their first NCAA appearance in 2014, the Hoosiers finished 11th as a team and then followed that up with another 11th place finish in 2015. Then in Sacramento in 2016, Indiana came in 15th as a team before taking 12th place in 2017 in New Jersey and a 13th place finish a season ago in 2018.
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