Beavers Finish Season No. 18 in the Nation

Friday, May 30

Windsor, N.J.

Oregon State

NCAA DI Rowing Championship

Photo by: Oregon State Athletics

June 01, 2025 | Women's Rowing

By: Athletic Communications

WEST WINDSOR, N.J. – Oregon State women's rowing competed in the 2025 NCAA Championships over the weekend, sending two boats to a C Final and finishing 18^th overall.

Action began on Friday with each boat racing once to determine its place in each semifinal; both eight boats finished fifth in their respective heats before the four used an impressive final 500 meters to regain nearly three seconds of time and finish in fourth place, surpassing Pennsylvania.

All three Beaver boats competed in the C/D semifinal on Saturday, starting with the varsity eight, who finished the course in 6:20.899, good for second place, to earn a spot in the C Final; after a fourth place finish put the 2V8 in the D Final, the 1V4 punched its ticket to a C final thanks to a second place finish.

On Sunday, Oregon State's 1V4 kicked things off with a fourth-place finish in the C final. In the very next race, the Second Varsity Eight D Final, OSU was victorious, winning with a commanding 6.8 second margin of victory to complete the course in 6:41.169; Oregon State's top boat finished its final in fifth place with a 6:26.071.

When final point totals were tallied up, the Beavers placed 18^th in the country with 33 points, coming in ahead of Northeastern (27) but behind Dartmouth and Pennsylvania, who tied for 16^th with 39 total points.

With the NCAA Championships complete, Oregon State women's rowing has officially concluded its 2025 spring championship season.

Lineups and results:
1V8+: Taylor Denger (C), Giulia Clerici, Charlotte Lightfoot, Lauren Garrett, Annelise Norkitis*, Tulla Angeley, Rhi Loughnan, Ashtyn Miller, Linda Weitmann*

2V8+: Emily Wood (C), Alex Hutchinson, Elke Thursten, Sasha Delman, Katie Myers, Becca Logan, Isabella Mitchell, Margo Calub, Harriet Williams

1V4+: Maggie Waltz (C), Kate Worley, Corinna Sahu, Quincey Ludwig, Taylor Jones

Spares: Anna Bledsoe, Madison Ezzell

* Weitmann and Norkitis switched seats for Saturday's C/D semifinal and Sunday's C Final.

1V8+ (Heat II – Friday 10:00 official)
1. Yale – 6:12.632
2. Texas – 6:15.396
3. Indiana – 6:18.701
4. Pennsylvania – 6:26.262
5. OSU – 6:30.119

1V8+ (Heat II – Friday 10:48 official)
1. Washington – 6:18.700
2. Virginia – 6:20.845
3. Brown – 6:22.905
4. Pennsylvania – 6:34.792
5. OSU – 6:36.405

1V4+ (Heat II – Friday 11:36 official)
1. Washington – 7:11.573
2. Princeton – 7:14.789
3. Brown – 7:15.728
4. OSU – 7:20.369
5. Pennsylvania – 7:20.674

1V8+ C/D Semifinal (Saturday 18:08 official)
1. Central Florida – 6:18.899
2. OSU – 6:20.899
3. Harvard-Radcliffe – 6:22.807
4. Boston – 6:30.901
5. Rhode Island – 6:40.637

2V8+ C/D Semifinal (Saturday 18:16 official)
1. Rutgers – 6:24.744
2. Dartmouth – 6:27.888
3. Northeastern – 6:28.284
4. OSU – 6:33.900
5. Rhode Island – 6:54.238

1V4+ C/D Semifinal (Saturday 18:32 official)
1. Central Florida – 7:11.955
2. OSU – 7:13.757
3. Indiana - 7:14.753
4. Northeastern – 7:21.813
5. Fairfield – 8:01.825

1V4+ C Final (Sunday 7:20 official)
1. Central Florida – 7:14.147
2. Virginia – 7:15.423
3. Pennsylvania – 7:16.671
4. OSU – 7:21.125
5. Indiana – 7:22.829
6. Boston – 7:29.613

2V8+ D Final (Sunday 7:28 official)
1. OSU – 6:41.169
2. Boston – 6:47.977
3. Rhode Island – 6:58.281
4. Fairfield – 7:16.833

1V8+ C Final (Sunday 7:52 official)
1. Syracuse – 6:20.367
2. Harvard-Radcliffe – 6:22.937
3. Central Florida – 6:23.115
4. Dartmouth – 6:24.173
5. OSU – 6:26.071
6. Pennsylvania – 6:27.151

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