Sunday, May 14
Dexter, OR
All Day
Oregon State
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Pac-12 Championships
Photo by: Karl Maasdam/Oregon State Athletics
Beaver Men Ready for Pac-12 Championships on Dexter Lake
May 13, 2023 | Men's Rowing
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State Men's Rowing will look to cement its postseason case and earn a title at the Pac-12 Championships on Dexter Lake.
The Beavs will compete five times on Sunday, starting with the Freshman 8+ at 9:12 a.m and closing with the Varsity 8 at 10:32 a.m. The women and men alternate races so fans in attendance will have the chance to cheer on both Beaver teams throughout the day. The women begin at 9:02 a.m.
Oregon State is coming off a weekend facing top competition out east. The Beavs scored a victory over then-no. 18 Holy Cross before returning to the Pacific Northwest and subsequently leapfrogged the Crusaders in the IRA/IRCA Coaches Poll to take the no. 18 spot for themselves.
All four Pac-12 teams are ranked on the men's side. California is the no. 1 team in the land while Washington is ranked third. Stanford sits in the no. 8 spot while the Beavs are no. 18. OSU has already squared off with the Huskies and Cardinal this season and will be looking to revenge after early season defeats.
The entire men's and women's championships will be broadcast on Pac-12 Network. Fans can watch online at Pac-12.com/live or stream the races on the Pac-12 Now App. Live results can be found here.
Oregon State will learn its postseason fate on Tuesday when the IRA announces its championship field.
Sunday Schedule
9:12 a.m. - Freshman 8+ vs. Cal, Washington
9:32 a.m. – 3V8 vs. Cal, Washington
9:52 a.m. – Varsity 4 vs. Cal, Washington
10:12 a.m. – 2V8 vs. Stanford, Cal, Washington
10:32 a.m. – Varsity 8 vs. Stanford, Cal, Washington
Oregon State 8+ Lineup (In order 8-1)
Varsity 8
Cox: Lidya Acar
Andrew Balsbaugh
Ryan Coulter
Tristin Vanderlind
Ryan Ghalayini
Brian Tames
Miles Cochran
Dylan Stengel
Colin Lindquist
2V8
Cox: Ethan deBorja
William La Fond
Connor Aeschbach
Tanner Mathews
Cal Labonski
Jackson Mastrorilli
Philipp Seeger
Ben Burtner
Charles Axford
3V8
Cox: Mateo Olmedo
Nathan Purtzer
Isaac Beaman
Matty Shepherd
Kai Geller
Chris Neihoff
Parker Meredith
Chad Lee
Ben La Fond
Freshman 8+
Cox: Kainoa Orgeles
Griffin Ziemer
Cale Matheson
Connory Lynch
Miles Camp
Cole Jucksch
Noah McCreight
Robbie Mills
Windsor Pratt
Varsity 4+
Cox: Drew Riviello
Ryan Ramsey
Eric Tubby
Leif Linvog
Landon Acosta
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
The Beavs will compete five times on Sunday, starting with the Freshman 8+ at 9:12 a.m and closing with the Varsity 8 at 10:32 a.m. The women and men alternate races so fans in attendance will have the chance to cheer on both Beaver teams throughout the day. The women begin at 9:02 a.m.
Oregon State is coming off a weekend facing top competition out east. The Beavs scored a victory over then-no. 18 Holy Cross before returning to the Pacific Northwest and subsequently leapfrogged the Crusaders in the IRA/IRCA Coaches Poll to take the no. 18 spot for themselves.
All four Pac-12 teams are ranked on the men's side. California is the no. 1 team in the land while Washington is ranked third. Stanford sits in the no. 8 spot while the Beavs are no. 18. OSU has already squared off with the Huskies and Cardinal this season and will be looking to revenge after early season defeats.
The entire men's and women's championships will be broadcast on Pac-12 Network. Fans can watch online at Pac-12.com/live or stream the races on the Pac-12 Now App. Live results can be found here.
Oregon State will learn its postseason fate on Tuesday when the IRA announces its championship field.
Sunday Schedule
9:12 a.m. - Freshman 8+ vs. Cal, Washington
9:32 a.m. – 3V8 vs. Cal, Washington
9:52 a.m. – Varsity 4 vs. Cal, Washington
10:12 a.m. – 2V8 vs. Stanford, Cal, Washington
10:32 a.m. – Varsity 8 vs. Stanford, Cal, Washington
Oregon State 8+ Lineup (In order 8-1)
Varsity 8
Cox: Lidya Acar
Andrew Balsbaugh
Ryan Coulter
Tristin Vanderlind
Ryan Ghalayini
Brian Tames
Miles Cochran
Dylan Stengel
Colin Lindquist
2V8
Cox: Ethan deBorja
William La Fond
Connor Aeschbach
Tanner Mathews
Cal Labonski
Jackson Mastrorilli
Philipp Seeger
Ben Burtner
Charles Axford
3V8
Cox: Mateo Olmedo
Nathan Purtzer
Isaac Beaman
Matty Shepherd
Kai Geller
Chris Neihoff
Parker Meredith
Chad Lee
Ben La Fond
Freshman 8+
Cox: Kainoa Orgeles
Griffin Ziemer
Cale Matheson
Connory Lynch
Miles Camp
Cole Jucksch
Noah McCreight
Robbie Mills
Windsor Pratt
Varsity 4+
Cox: Drew Riviello
Ryan Ramsey
Eric Tubby
Leif Linvog
Landon Acosta
OUR MISSION
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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