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IC crew teams compete at the Cayuga Duals meet

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The women’s varsity crew team competes at the Cayuga Duals meet March 31.

The Ithaca College women’s and men’s crew teams opened their spring season on Saturday, March 31 at the Cayuga Duals meet.

The meet was comprised of boats from Cornell University, Bucknell University, William Smith and Hobart Colleges, Mercyhurst University,  Rochester Institute of Technology and the Bombers.

In the morning races, the women’s Varsity Eight, Heat 1 claimed a victory over William Smith by 12.53 seconds, clocking a time of 6:46.03 to the Heron’s 6:58.56. The women’s second Varsity Eight, Heat 1 took another win over William Smith by an even greater margin of 15.80 seconds.

As for the men’s team, the morning posed some trouble as both the first and second Varsity Eight crews finished second to Hobart in their respective races. The first boat fell behind 9.5 ticks to Hobart’s time of 5:53.6, while the second boat trailed Hobart by almost half of a minute, rowing a time of 6:22.8 to the Statesmen’s 5:58.0

The women’s Varsity Eights came to play in the afternoon, with the first and second boats beating out Mercyhurst and RIT, respectively.

The Grand Final featured the first Ithaca Eight clocking a time of 6:45.10, with the Lakers of Mercyhurst finishing at 7:01.0. The second Eight cleared RIT by approximately 20 seconds, the Bombers finishing the race with a time of 6:54.90, while the Tigers finished at 7:15.30.

In the afternoon, the men’s Varsity Eight competed in just one race, falling short to RIT by just 1.2 seconds. RIT notched a time of 6:01.2 with Ithaca right on their tails at 6:02.4.

The South Hill squad will be back on the water against the University of Rochester and the Rochester Institute of Technology at 9 a.m. April 7 in Rochester, New York.

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