Women’s Crew Takes Fifth at NCAA Championships
The second varsity eight finished second in its Grand Final while the first varsity eight took fifth.
lede photo — rowing (w)<img alt="2026 NCAA Rowing National championships, Friday, May 29, 2026, at Lake Lanier Olympic Park, in Gainesville, GA. Photo by Vasha Hunt" src="https://ephsports.williams.edu/common/controls/image_handler.aspx?thumb_prefix=rp_primary&image_path=/images/2026/5/29/WCrew_V2Crop_Podium_NCAA26_SP.jpg" /><br /><br />The second varsity eight finished second in its Grand Final while the first varsity eight took fifth.
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Williams placed third overall in the team standings.
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The first eight took second in its heat to secure its place in the Grand Final, while the second eight won their heat by more than three seconds.
rowing-photoBoth Varsity Boats Advance to Grand Finals at NCAA Championships
Due to impending weather, the NCAA Championships for women's crew have been condensed into one day, and this morning the two Ephs boats both qualified for the Grand Final.
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