Dan Berry is back in the Varsity Eight, in the bow seat, after spending some time in the JV. “He earned his seat back,” Reischman said. Dan joins twin brother, Vince who is now at three.
Coach Dave Reischman and Captain/Stroke Mike Gennaro after Goes Trophy Win at Cornell
Mike Gennaro and Chris Lutz remain at stroke-seven, but Reischman has moved his oarsmen about in the middle of the boat. In addition to Vince Berry moving down to three, Dan Turner is now at four, as Mike Dietrick moves up to the five seat and Chris Bickford to six. Ken Marfilius is the stalwart at cox.
Tyler Toporowksi is now at seven in the JV, behind Aidan Barrett at stroke. “Tyler is doing a great job for us,” Reischman said.
Nemanja Bogdanovic is at six, Mason Leasure at five, Brendan Murphy at four, Matt Hopeck at three, Steve Connors at two and Nick Pickard in the bow. Isaac Budmen remains the JV coxswain.
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Looking ahead to Sunday, and a heat that puts the #6 Orange Varsity in lane two between top-seeded Harvard and #7 Cornell, Reischman offered this – “It would be a mistake to get caught up in what color jersey is in the lane next to you.”
Last year Dartmouth came from the 12-seed to win the heat over Brown, leaving SU out of the Grand Final. This year, Reischman says the top twelve probably are even faster and more tightly bunched. For the record, Georgetown is the 12-seed this year.
The way to handle things, he said is “going as fast as you can twice down the course and hoping the chips fall your way.”
Frosh Lineup
Cox: Liz Abraham, Stroke: Jake Martens, 7: Connor Finnegan, 6: Mac Zink, 5: Jack Donisch, 4: Stave Cauffman, 3: Matt France, 2: Jason Zjadel, Bow: Joe Piccirrilli
Varsity Four
Cox: Matt Cosman, Stroke: Kyle Rogers, 3: Jim Behr, 2: Tim Daigle, Bow: Chip Keyes
Video and Audio Coverage
EARC AND EAWRC SPRINTS WEBCASTS:
The ECAC and Princeton University Men’s Rowing will be Beta Testing live video broadcasting of the EARC Sprints in Worcester, MA Sunday, May 15, 2011. This is a work in progress, so we expect there will be some growing pains, but the goal is to learn enough from the experience to broadcast “live” all three days of the 2011 IRA Championships, and extend the service to the EAWRC, ECAC NIRC, ECAC MANE, and NERC Championships in 2012. Link to the Beta webcast here: http://crew.princeton.edu/content/live_video
The ECAC will be audio casting the EARC and EAWRC Sprints live on Sunday, May 15, 2011. You can access the broadcasts live on Stretchinternet.com via this link: http://client.stretchinternet.com/client/ecac.portal
In addition, listeners without web access may tune in to the EAWRC Sprints via telephone connection at: (508) 534-7389
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