About the Regatta

The No. 1 – ranked Washington men's and women's rowing teams won four men's and four women's races at the 2021 Windermere Cup Regatta on Saturday, May 1st on the Montlake Cut.
 
The Huskies won both the men's and women's Windermere Cups (varsity eights) and Erickson Cascade Cups (second varsity eights) vs. Cal, while also retaining both of the trophies that go to the annual varsity eight winner in the UW-California Dual – the Schoch Cup for the men and Simpson Cup for the women. Read more about the 2021 Windermere Cup here.

 

2021 Results

8:45 a.m. MEN’S COLLEGIATE OPEN 8+

Lane 1—California: NA

Lane 2—Washington: Shell: Carl Lovsted, Cox: Nick Dunlop (Sydney, Australia), Stroke: Robert Pluijmert (Dieren, The Netherlands), 7: Abe Eligator (Larchmont, N.Y./Mamaroneck), 6: Blake Bradshaw (Auckland, New Zealand), 5: Archie Drummond (Twickenham, London, U.K.), 4: Louis Gallia IV (Sacramento, CA/Jesuit), 3: Gus Altucher (Portland, OR/Cleveland), 2: Caleb Cowles (Newport Beach, CA/Newport Harbor), Bow: Luca Unkovic (Paris, France/Redwood (California)

 

8:52 a.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE OPEN 8+

Lane 1—Seattle Pacific University: Cox: Roxy Ruther - Senior, Stroke: JJ Hoag – Junior, 7: Sam Kimmel - Senior, 6: Macie Leach - Sophomore, 5: Tamyra Clark Hoogstrate - Senior, 4: Megan Chalfant - Senior, 3: Anna Serven - Freshman, 2: Jacinta Grandel - Sophomore, 1: Suzanne Stafford - Senior

Lane 2—Washington: Cox: Cece Wendel (Springfield, PA/Merion Mercy Academy), Stroke: Brooklyn Fehling (Puyallup, WA/Puyallup), 7: Mikayla Messinger (Upper Arlington, OH/Upper Arlington), 6: Wen Eckelberg (Seattle, WA/Cleveland STEM), 5: Maddie Murphy (Orlando, FL/Lake Nona), 4: Savanna Tucker (Austin, TX/L.C. Anderson), 3: Olivia Craig (Portland, OR/St. Mary’s Academy), 2: Bridget Savage (Unalaska, AK/Unalaska), Bow: Maya Flynn (Pewaukee, Wis./Pewaukee

Lane 3—Seattle University: Cox: Livija Langberg - Junior, Stroke: Ceci Logan - Freshman, 7: Andrea Inzunza - Freshman, 6: Elsa Derrickson - Senior, 5: Lauryn Hepp - Senior, 4: Nicole Winters - Sophomor, 3: Jeanne Manthey - Freshman, 2: Elizabeth St. John - Freshman, B: Olivia Blasi- Senior

 

8:59 a.m. MEN’S COLLEGIATE 4+

Lane 1—Washington: Shell: Lou Gellermann, Stroke: Michael Thiers (Seattle, WA/Roosevelt), 3: Owen Malone IV (Alexandria, VA/Gonzaga College High School), 2: Giulio Acernese (Rome, Italy), Bow: Chandler Kovacevich (Snohomish, WA/Monroe), Cox: Isabel Klein (Seattle, WA/University Prep)

Lane 2—University of Puget Sound: NA

 

9:06 a.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE 4+

Lane 1—Washington: Stroke: Katherine Slack (Everett, WA/Kamiak), 3: Nikki Martincic (Newtown, Sydney, Australia), 2: Molly Gallaher (Snoqualmie, WA/Skyline), Bow: Jenna Phillips (Dayton, WA/Dayton), Cox: Sachi Yamamoto (Seattle, WA/Franklin)

Lane 2—California NA

 

9:13 a.m. MEN’S COLLEGIATE 3V8+

Lane 1—Washington: Shell: Chuck Holtz II, Cox: Thomas Wenk (Cincinnati, OH/St. Xavier), Stroke: Jeffrey Thiers (Seattle, WA/Roosevelt), 7: Jack Premzic (Davis, CA/Davis Senior), 6: Max Mason (Redmond, WA/Redmond), 5: Max Heid (Seattle, WA/Seattle Prep), 4: Chase Barrows (Snohomish, WA/Archbishop Murphy), 3: Austin Regier (Burien, WA/Mount Rainier), 2: Pablo Matan (San Jose, CA/Bellarmine Prep), Bow: Colin Kwiecinski (Cincinnati, OH/St. Xavier

Lane 2—California: NA

 

9:20 a.m. WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE 3V8+/Novice 8+

Lane 1—California: NA

Lane 2—Washington 3V8+ Shell: Jean LaFromboise, Cox: Izzy Angulo (Shoreline, WA/Holy Names Academy), Stroke: Sophia Chaffey (Redmond, WA/Bellevue Christian), 7: Dimitra Tsamopoulou (Athens, Greece), 6: Fiona Shields (Bainbridge Island, WA/Bainbridge), 5: Abby Adebiyi (London, U.K.), 4: Laurel Safranek (Anchorage, AK/West Anchorage), 3: Claire Marion (San Marcos, CA/San Marcos), 2: Ellie Bruce (Snoqualmie, WA/Mount Si), Bow: Ava Trogus (Oak Park, IL/Oak Park and River Forest)

Lane 3—Washington N8+ Cox: Carina Baxter (El Dorado Hills, CA/Oak Ridge),
Stroke: Claire Surbeck (Bellevue, WA/International School), 7: Haley Stoker (Bellingham, WA/Bellingham), 6: Audrey Tarr (Seattle, WA/The Northwest School), 5: Grace Epp (Redmond, WA/Redmond), 4: Renee Rockett (Sammamish, WA/Skyline) 3: Grace Vander Griend (Bellingham, WA/Sehome), 2: Victoria Park (Bellevue, WA/The Bush School), Bow: Isabelle Boniface (Steamboat Springs, CO/Steamboat Springs)

 

9:30 a.m. MEN’S ERICKSON CASCADE CUP (M2V8+)

Lane 1—Washington: Shell: Chuck Holtz III, Cox: Zach Casler (Newport Beach, CA/Newport Harbor), Stroke: Steve Rosts (Jordon, Ont., Canada), 7: Ian Engstrom (Lincoln, MA/Lincoln-Sudbury), 6: Felix Reinhold (Cape Town, South Africa), 5: Nils Vorberg (Hamburg, Germany), 4: David Bridges (Portland, OR/Jesuit), 3: Paolo Bifulco (Portland, OR/Lincoln), 2: Sebastian Ritter (Regensburg, Germany), Bow: Chase Deitner (Perth Australia)

Lane 2—California: Cox: Jack Gordon, Stroke: Tommy Barrell, Elliott Kemp, Daton Wolfaardt, Dane Halkiw, Matt Mesman, John Cecil, Spencer Dettlinger, Florian Unold

 

9:40 a.m. WOMEN’S ERICKSON CASCADE CUP (W2V8+)

Lane 1—California: NA

Lane 2—Washington: Shell: Title IX Sisterhood, Cox: Dana Brooks (Tiburon, CA/Redwood), Stroke: Hallie Jensen (Spokane, WA/Lakeside), 7: Isabel van Opzeeland (Hoofddorp, The Netherlands), 6: McKenna Bryant (Kent, WA/Kennedy Catholic), 5: Taylor Buell (Olympia, WA/Capital), 4: Trinity Billingslea (Santa Clara, CA/Archbishop Murphy), 3: Carmen McNamara-Smith (Seattle, WA/Center School), 2: Joïe Zier (Orcas Island, WA/Orcas Island), Bow: Brittani Shappell (Bellingham, WA/Walworth Barbour)

 

9:55 a.m. MEN’S WINDERMERE CUP (MV8+)

Lane 1—California: Cox: Brett Cataldo, Stroke: Frederik Breuer, Wibout Rustenburg, Balthasaar Issa, Jack Robertson, Olav Molenaar, George Finlayson, Cam Smith, Campbell Crouch

Lane 2—Washington, Shell: Shoe DaWg, Cox: Adam Gold (Seattle, WA/Seattle Academy), Stroke: George Esau (Long Lake, MN/Orono), 7: Pieter Quinton (Portland, OR/Grant/Harvard), 6: Jack Walkey (Victoria, B.C., Canada), 5: Peter Lancashire (Victoria, B.C., Canada), 4: Gert-Jan van Doorn (Leiden, The Netherlands), 3: Mattijs Holler (Vienna, Austria), 2: Adam Krol (Toronto, Ont., Canada), Bow: Samuel Halbert (Redmond, WA/Woodinville)

 

10:10 a.m. WOMEN’S WINDERMERE CUP (WV8+) 

Lane 1—Washington: Shell: Title IX Tenacity, Cox: Nina Castagna (Cincinnati, OH/Walnut Hills), Stroke: Ella Cossill (Gold Coast, Australia), 7: Tabea Schendekehl (Dortmund, Germany), 6: Holly Dunford (Tadworth, England, U.K.), 5: Holly Drapp (Tampa, FL/Strawberry Crest), 4: Lark Skov (Steamboat Springs, CO/Steamboat Springs), 3: Angharad Broughton (Cardiff, Wales, U.K.), 2: Teal Cohen (Dallas, TX/The Hockaday School), Bow: Skylar Jacobson (Lakewood, WA/Steilacoom)

Lane 2—California: NA

University of Washington Teams

 

Men's Team

Coach: Michael Callahan

The Washington men have won seven of the last 12 Intercollegiate Rowing Association varsity eight national titles, while also winning the Ten Eyck 12 of the last 13 years. The UW Men are ranked No. 1 in the nation. 

 

Women's Team

Coach: Yasmin Farooq

The Washington women head into the 2020 season as the defending NCAA Champions, having swept the 2019 national championship regatta's three grand finals to win the UW's second NCAA crown in the last three seasons. The UW Women are ranked No. 1 in the nation. 

 

University of California Berkeley

 

Men's Team

Coach: Scott Frandsen

The CAL Men are ranked No. 2 in the Nation.

Women's Team

Coach: Al Acosta

The CAL Women are ranked No. 7 in the Nation.

Race Schedule

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Boat Parade

SYC Statement

The Seattle Yacht Club partners with the University of Washington and Windermere Real Estate to put on the Opening Day of Boating Season, one of Seattle’s most-loved Spring traditions.

Many changes have taken place since the first Opening Day celebration in 1913, when the Montlake Cut opened Lake Washington to Lake Union. Today, Washington is one of the top ten boating states in America and the Seattle Yacht Club’s Opening Day Boat Parade is one of the biggest in the world.

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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON - MAY 7: 30th Annual Windermere Cup on the Montlake Cut. (Photo by Christopher Mast)

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