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No. 9 Women's Crew Takes Bronze at 2026 Ivy Championships

PENNSAUKEN, N.J. - No. 9 women's crew finished competition at the 2026 Ivy Championships this morning, earning podium finishes in four of the five Grand Finals on the day.

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No. 9 Women's Crew Takes Bronze at 2026 Ivy Championships

5/17/2026 1:29:00 PM | Women's Crew

**PENNSAUKEN, N.J. - **No. 9 women's crew finished competition at the 2026 Ivy Championships this morning, earning podium finishes in four of the five Grand Finals on the day.

The Bears came in third place in the team standings, finishing with a total of 64 points. Yale had the most points with 82, followed by Princeton with 80.

The Varsity Eight, coxed by Summer Balla-Kellett and stroked by Sydney Chait-Walter, took home a bronze medal for the Bears with a final time of 6:17.138. This is the second consecutive season that Brown's V8 has finished third at the Ivies and marks the eighth time since 2012 that they've secured a podium finish at the event.

The Second Varsity, coxed by Caitlyn Roddy and stroked by Isla Wilding, also finished in third place after a riveting final 500 meters against the Yale Bulldogs. The Bears posted a final time of 6:18.904, while the Bulldogs crossed the finish line in 6:18.691, separating the two crews by a narrow 0.213 seconds. This result represents the third consecutive podium finish for the 2V8 at the Ivies.

The Third Varsity, coxed by Katherine Mitchell and stroked by Olivia Tingley-Kelley, won gold in their Grand Final with a final time of 6:35.874. The next closest crew was Yale, with a time of 6:37.200. This is the third time since 2012 that the 3V8 has won gold at the Ivies, with the other first place finishes coming in 2024 and 2017.

The A4, coxed by Brooke Halvorsen and stroked by Calissa Snyder-Cox, became the third Brown boat to win a bronze medal after posting a final time of 7:09.596. The Bears came close to winning a silver medal in the race, trailing second place Harvard by 1.540 seconds.

The B4, coxed by Fiona Daly and stroked by Francesca (Kiki) Fraim, finished in 6th place with a time of 7:48.411.

The Bears will now wait and see if they qualify for the 2026 NCAA Championships in Gainesville, Georgia. The selection show is scheduled for Tuesday, May 19 at 5 p.m. on NCAA.com.

**FULL LINEUPS AND RESULTS

Team Points**

Yale - 82

Princeton - 80

Brown - 64

Dartmouth - 48

Columbia - 45

Harvard - 45

Penn - 26

Cornell - 13

V8 Grand Final

Princeton - 6:09.972

Yale - 6:13.536

Brown - 6:17.138

Columbia - 6:20.027

Dartmouth - 6:21.652

Harvard - 6:24.629

B:

Adair Beck

2:

Keira Hale

3:

Lizzie Hedeman

4:

Mary Claire Warren

5:

Holly Crews

6:

Sadie Bell

7:

Madeleine Young

S:

Sydney Chait-Walter

C:

Summer Balla-Kellett

2V8 Grand Final

Princeton - 6:16.309

Yale - 6:18.691

Brown - 6:18.904

Columbia - 6:26.742

Harvard - 6:30.924

Dartmouth - 6:34.786

B:

Maeve O'Connell

2:

Orla Fitzgerald

3:

Eugenia Rodriguez-Vazquez

4:

Alessandra Tuttle

5:

Tessa Tomkinson

6:

Hannah Hickson

7:

Anna Beinhocker

S:

Isla Wilding

C:

Caitlyn Roddy

3V8 Grand Final

Brown - 6:35.874

Yale - 6:37.200

Penn - 6:41.754

Princeton - 6:46.209

Dartmouth - 6:50.045

Harvard - 6:54.172

B:

Sophie Perkel

2:

Valerie Xu

3:

Ellie Graham

4:

Ellie Knight

5:

Sophia Smith

6:

Louisa McLaughlin

7:

Nicole Urquiaga

S:

Olivia Tingley-Kelley

C:

Katherine Mitchell

A4

Yale - 7:07.505

Harvard - 7:08.056

Brown - 7:09.596

Dartmouth - 7:10.978

Princeton - 7:11.847

Penn - 7:15.831

B:

Ella Bogue

2:

Charlotte Moody

3:

Annabelle Harbold

S: Calissa Snyder-Cox

C:

Brooke Halvorsen

B4

Yale - 7:04.649

Princeton - 7:08.313

Dartmouth - 7:16.424

Columbia - 7:19.618

Harvard - 7:23.980

Brown - 7:48.411

Cornell - 7:54.998

B:

Lia Dardis Green

2:

Violet Lombardo

3:

Nina Rastin

S:

Francesca (Kiki) Fraim

C:

Fiona Daly

Gallery:(5-19-2026) 2026 Rowing Ivy Championships

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