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Senior Pearl Outlaw and her partner, Joshua Boissoneau, celebrate their bronze-medal finish at the World Rowing Championships on Aug. 30 in Linz, Austria.

Bomber rowers compete at World Rowing Championships

By Jack Murray, Staff Writer • September 12, 2019
Senior Pearl Outlaw and Ithaca College alumni Erik Frid '14 and Meghan Musnicki '05 competed at the World Rowing Championships in Linz, Austria.
From left, Matthew Kurz ’14, Erik Frid ’14 and Andrew Vorhees ’14 compete as part of the men’s crew team’s Varsity 8 against Rochester Institute of Technology April 5 at the Cayuga Inlet. This summer, Frid competed in the U-23 Double Sculls World Championships.

Recent Ithaca College graduate competes in international rowing event

By Steve Derderian, Senior Writer • September 9, 2014
This summer, former Bomber rower Erik Frid '14 competed in the Under-23 Double Sculls World Championships in Italy.
Senior Ethan Freedman rows in the middle of the men’s crew team’s Varsity 8 boat against the University of Rochester and Rochester Institute of Technology on April 5 on Cayuga Inlet. The Bombers finished in 6:07.3.

Senior varsity rower relishes his change of sport

By Jake Siegel, Staff Writer • April 9, 2014
After elbow problems caused him to quit tennis, senior Ethan Freedman has had a strong collegiate career in crew.

Men’s Crew: Blue and Gold take five of six races against Rochester schools

By Faith Enenbach, Contributing Writer • April 8, 2012
The men’s crew hosted the University of Rochester and Rochester Institute of Technology yesterday on Cayuga Inlet, winning five of its six races.
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