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From left, Alison Rusher and Meghan Musnicki '05 race together at the 2023 Winter Speed Order in Sarasota, Florida. Musnicki is set to be the oldest American women's rower in Olympic history.

Former Bomber rower races with time in Olympic selection

By Khari Bolden • May 1, 2024
Dynasty: a word thrown around so often in modern sports that it hardly means anything anymore. Winning a few championships or competitions within a short time frame is impressive, yet that does not fit the definition.
From left, former members of the Ithaca College women’s rowing teams Pearl Outlaw ‘20 and Savanna Brija ‘18 are set to compete at the Rowing World Championships on Sept. 18–25.

Two rowing alumni to represent Team USA at Worlds

By David Schurter, Co-Sports Editor • September 7, 2022
Even though their time at Ithaca College may have ended, two rowing alumni, Pearl Outlaw ’20 and Savanna Brija ’18 are set to pick up their oars once again, this time for Team USA.
Ithaca College freshman forward Jack Stern came to South Hill with Team USA experience. He competed in the Maccabiah Games in 2017 and 2019.

Freshman brings Team USA experience to South Hill

By Max O’Neill, Staff Writer • December 4, 2019
Freshman Jack Stern competed twice for Team USA at the Maccabiah Games, a worldwide basketball tournament for Jewish and Israeli Arab athletes.
Junior Pearl Outlaw prepares to row at the 50th anniversary celebration for the crew team April 28. Outlaw will compete in the mixed double race with now-partner Josh Boissoneau in Bulgaria.

Junior rower competes at the World Rowing Championships

By Danielle Allentuck, Senior Writer • September 5, 2018
Junior Pearl Outlaw, who is partially blind, is competing for Team USA at the World Rowing Championships in Bulgaria.

Kristy’s Corner: Olympic games will always be special

By Andrew Kristy, Columnist • February 18, 2014
Columnist Andrew Kristy explains that nothing can keep the Olympics from being significant.
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