CLEMSON, S.C. - Head Coach Stephen Fazier Wong and the Clemson Rowing program announced Wednesday its 2024 Spring Schedule. Joining Head Coach Stephen Frazier Wong, Associate Head Coach Ted Nagorsen, Assistant Coach Mandy Merritt, and Graduate Assistant Coach Ciera Devenuto-Wyeth this season is recently hired Assistant Coach Amy Hildebrandt. Leading the Tigers this season are captains Caroline Emerson and Kristen Dutkin. Julia Walsh, Amelia Anglin and Abby Dutton join Emerson and Dutkin to make up the 2023-2024 Leadership Council. The Tigers enter the 2024 Spring Season following a successful fall season where they raced in the Head of the Oklahoma and the Secret City Head Race. At the Head of the Oklahoma, Clemson’s Varsity Eights took home first place and its Novice 8+ defeated all four Tennessee boats to win first place at the Secret City Head Race. Clemson will open its spring season with two home races on Lake Hartwell, starting with the Carolina Cup on Saturday, March 2nd
Oak Ridge, Tenn. – The Clemson rowing team finished their fall season strong at the Secret City Head Race on Saturday, Oct. 14 in Oak Ridge, Tenn. “It is incredibly fun to see our Novice Tigers race for the very first time with the Paw on their uniform and on their oars” said Head Coach Stephen Frazier Wong. “Not only did they earn their medals today, but they also earned their stripes.” The Novice 8+ started the racing for Clemson at 10:30 a.m. and won first place with a 20:30.5 time, beating all four of Tennessee's boats. At 11:50 a.m., three of Clemson’s boats raced each other in the Open 8+ where their A boat finished first at 18:26.0, C boat finished second at 18:50.8 and B boat finished third at 19:30.3. Next, Clemson’s A boat won the Novice 4+ at 23:02.5 with their B boat following shortly behind at 23:28.3 for second place. Clemson would wrap up the day with four of their boats racing each other in the Open 4+. The Tigers A boat would take first at 19:43.7,
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CLEMSON, S.C. The Tigers qualified for the Grand Finale in every event on the first day of ACC Championships. Clemson’s performance was good for a second-place finish behind host and No. 18 Indiana. The Tigers competed well, placing second in the V8+, 2V8+ and 3V8+, third in the V4+ and fourth in the 2V4+. QUOTE For information on all results, click the link here. Up next, Clemson will host day two of ACC Championships on Lake Hartwell on May 14. For complete coverage of the Clemson Rowing team, follow @ClemsonRowing on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. RESULTS: V8+ 2nd place of 4 (06:38.9) 2V8+ 2nd place of 4 (06:49.4) 3V8+ 2nd place of 4 (07:03.1) V4+ 3rd place of 4 (07:32.4) 2V4+ 4th place of 4 (07:52.7)
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. 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 host ACC Championships on Lake Hartwell on May 13-14. For complete coverage of the Clemson Rowing team, follow @ClemsonRowing on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.