Texas Rowing will have student-athletes competing for three countries on seven different boats at this week’s championships.
VARESE, Italy – Eleven members of Texas Rowing will be representing their nations at the 2022 World Rowing Under 23 and Under 19 Championships this week on Lago di Varese in Varese, Italy.
In the Women’s Eight (BW8+), current Longhorns Rachel Rane and Kathia Nitsch will compete for the United States while Texas Teammate Hannah Medcalf will race for Great Britain at the U23 Championships.
Also competing in the U23 Championships will be Kaitlin Knifton, Francesca Raggi, Anna Jensen and Caitlin Esse, who will represent the United States in the Women’s Four (BW4-), while Sophia Calabrese will row for the U.S. in the Women’s Quadruple Sculls (BW4x). Also racing for the United States will be Sue Holderness as part of the Women’s Pair (BW2-).
A pair of incoming Longhorns will also represent their country, as Marg van der Wal will row for The Netherlands’ U23 squad in the Women’s Double Sculls (BW2x) and Issie Magee will race for Great Britain’s U19 team in the Women’s Four (JW4-).
The World Rowing U23 Championships began today and will run through July 30 and the World Rowing U19 Championships will take place from July 27-31.
Longhorns Competing at the World Rowing U23 and U19 Championships
WORLD ROWING U23 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Women’s Eight (BW8+)
USA: Rachel Rane, Kathia Nitsch
Great Britain: Hannah Medcalf
Women’s Four (BW4-)
USA: Kaitlin Knifton, Francesca Raggi, Anna Jensen, Caitlin Esse
Women’s Pair (BW2-)
USA: Sue Holderness
Women’s Quadruple Sculls (BW4x)
USA: Sophia Calabrese
Women’s Double Sculls (BW2x)
The Netherlands: Marg van der Wal
WORLD ROWING U19 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Women’s Four (JW4-)
Great Britain: Issie Magee
SCHEDULES
WORLD ROWING U23 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Tuesday, July 26
2:00 a.m. CT – Women’s Double Sculls Heat 3, Lane 1 (The Netherlands: Marg van der Wal)
2:30 a.m. CT – Women’s Four Heat 2, Lane 4 (USA: Kaitlin Knifton, Francesca Raggi, Anna Jensen, Caitlin Esse)
4:40 a.m. CT – Women’s Pair Heat 3, Lane 3 (USA: Sue Holderness)
5:05 a.m. CT – Women’s Quadruple Sculls Heat 2, Lane 2 (USA: Sophia Calabrese)
5:10 a.m. CT – Women’s Eight Heat 1, Lane 1 (USA: Rachel Rane, Kathia Nitsch)
5:15 a.m. CT – Women’s Eight Heat 2, Lane 3 (Great Britain: Hannah Medcalf)
Wednesday, July 27
7:00 a.m. CT – Women’s Double Sculls Repechage 1
7:05 a.m. CT – Women’s Double Sculls Repechage 2
7:20 a.m. CT – Women’s Four Repechage
8:35 a.m. CT – Women’s Quadruple Sculls Repechage
8:40 a.m. CT – Women’s Pair Repechage
8:55 a.m. CT – Women’s Eight Repechage
Thursday, July 28
7:20 a.m. CT – Women’s Double Sculls Semifinal A/B
7:25 a.m. CT – Women’s Double Sculls Semifinal A/B
8:50 a.m. CT – Women’s Pair Semifinal A/B
8:55 a.m. CT – Women’s Pair Semifinal A/B
Friday, July 29
8:40 a.m. CT – Women’s Pair Final B
8:50 a.m. CT – Women’s Quadruple Sculls Final B
10:50 a.m. CT – Women’s Pair Final A
11:20 a.m. CT – Women’s Quadruple Sculls Final A
Saturday, July 30
7:25 a.m. CT – Women’s Double Sculls Final B
7:35 a.m. CT – Women’s Four Final B
9:02 a.m. CT – Women’s Double Sculls Final A
9:32 a.m. CT – Women’s Four Final A
10:47 a.m. CT – Women’s Eight Final A
WORLD ROWING U19 CHAMPIONSHIPS
Thursday, July 28
2:25 a.m. CT – Women’s Four, Heat and Lane Assignments TBD (Great Britain: Issie Magee)
2:30 a.m. CT – Women’s Four, Heat and Lane Assignments TBD (Great Britain: Issie Magee)
Friday, July 29
2:10 a.m. CT – Women’s Four Repechage
Sunday, July 31
3:45 a.m. CT – Women’s Four Final B
5:40 a.m. CT – Women’s Four Final A
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