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FAIRFAX STATION, VA– The rowing team from St. Mary’s prepared on Saturday at the Head of Occoquan for their final competition of the fall season 2021. The meeting was held at Sandy Run Regional Park in Fairfax Station Virginia. St. Mary’s attended five different events that day but did not come home with the results it wanted.
How it happened
- The women’s rowing participated in five competitions.
- 02A: Women’s Championship 1X
- 03D: College uni women 8+
- 03F: College Junior Varsity Women 8+
- 04B: Collegiate Frosh / Novice women 4+
- 07D: Womens 4+ college varsity
- Colette Nortman opened competition for the Seahawks in the Women’s Championship 1X. Nortman finished third of the three competing boats with 26: 58.79.
- The next event for the Seahawks was the Collegiate Varsity Women’s 8+ with Erin Lanham at the helmsman. St. Mary’s finished 8th out of 14 teams, but crossed the finish line ahead of rivals Cathloic (11/14) and Susquehanna (14/14).
- The third women’s race of the day brought them 6th place out of seven boats. Zamora was behind the wheel of the Seahawks, helping the team to get 13 seconds ahead of the Catholic University.
- St. Mary’s finished second 8th in their fourth event, Collegiate Frosh / Novice Women’s 4+. Of 12 teams, the Seahawks finished at 26:38 p.m.
- The final race for the Lady Hawks was the largest of the day with 20 boats competing. Despite their best efforts, St. Mary’s fell to last place in the Women’s Collegiate Varsity 4+.
Next
The women’s rowing completes their autumn campaign in an unforgettable way. The Lady Hawks walked away from making programming history in their season opener against Washington College. St. Mary’s put in a strong performance against their conference competitors and rivals and is excited to see what comes next.
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