RALEIGH, N.C. Clemson completed the first day of competition, upending Big Ten and Pac-12 opponents and was highlighted by second-place finishes in the 1V4+ and 2V8+. While race times were delayed multiple times, the Tigers stayed focused on Lake Las Vegas, with the 2V8 finishing second in the first race of the day clocking in at 7:36.51, and defeating Pac-12 opponent UCLA and BIG 10 contender Iowa before the 1V8 finished in third, clocking in at 7:20.50. In addition, the fours competed incredibly well with the 2V4+ placing third at 8:06.63 while the 1V4+ clocked in at 7:52.32, which was good for second place. At this point in the season, there are no easy races, says Head Coach Stephen Frazier Wong. We came out on the wrong side of a few really close battles and we learned a lot today. Our team has tons of grit and I know we can come back strong tomorrow. For information on all results, click the link here. Up next, Clemson will compete on day two of the Lake Wheeler Invite tomor
RALEIGH, N.C. Clemson competed on the first day of the Lake Wheeler Invite in Raleigh, N.C., defeating boats from Louisville, Temple, Oklahoma, Duke, Navy, UCF, Syracuse, Bucknell and Penn. The Tigers performed well, placing second in every boat, including the V4+, 2V4+, V8+, 2V8+ and 3V8+. For information on all results, click the link here. Up next, Clemson will travel to Bloomington, Ind. for the Dale England Cup on Saturday, April 30. For complete coverage of the Clemson Rowing team, follow @ClemsonRowing on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Results: V8+ 2nd place of 5 (06:43.204) 2V8 2nd place of 5 (06:51.240) 3V8+ 2nd place of 4 (07:16.709) V4+ 2nd place of 5 (07:32.198) 2V4+ 2nd place of 5 (07:49.880)
CLEMSON, S.C. – Head Coach Stephen Frazier Wong and the Clemson rowing program are thrilled to announce the additions of two talented student-athletes in Evelyn Trost and to its 2022 signing class. “We’re excited to have Joy become a member of the Clemson Family, says Head Coach Stephen Frazier Wong. One of the things that stood out for us with Joy was that she was captain of not just her rowing team, but her swim team too. We believe her leadership experience along with her passion for rowing and hard work will have a winning impact on our team. Trust hails from Nashville, Tenn. and plans to major in animal and veterinary sciences while For complete coverage of the Clemson Rowing team, follow @ClemsonRowing on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. In addition, on Feb. 15 Clemson and IPTAY will launch Clemson+, a streaming service dedicated to showing what it’s like to be a Tiger. Information on how to become an IPTAY member and gain access to the subscription is
CLEMSON, S.C. - The Tigers started off the 2022 season with a scrimmage against Alabama on Saturday morning on Lake Hartwell. The Tigers and Crimson Tide fielded boats in both the eights and fours in order to prepare for their respective seasons. “ Up next Clemson will take on Duke at home on Lake Hartwell on Saturday, March 5 at noon. For complete coverage of the Clemson Rowing team, follow @ClemsonRowing on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
CLEMSON, S.C. – Head Coach Stephen Frazier Wong and the Clemson rowing program are excited to announce the addition of Joy Neal to its 2022 signing class. • Joy Neal • Columbus, Ohio • Majoring in Sociology I loved the welcoming environment and the family aspect of not only the team but the whole school. When I visited many team members came up to me and introduce themselves and allowed me to ask questions. Watching practice was one of the big deciding factors for me as well. For complete coverage of the Clemson Rowing team, follow @ClemsonRowing on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. In addition, on Feb. 15 Clemson and IPTAY will launch Clemson+, a streaming service dedicated to showing what it’s like to be a Tiger. Information on how to become an IPTAY member and gain access to the subscription is available here.