Friday, April 25
Austin, Texas
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Longhorn Invite
Mustangs Set For Longhorn Invitational
Apr 24 | Rowing
LONGHORN INVITATIONAL
4 P.M. April 25 | 7:45 A.M. April 26
Lake Walter E Long | Austin, Texas
LIVE RESULTS
In its final competition before the ACC Championship, SMU rowing heads to Austin for the Longhorn Invitational April 25-26
FIELD: Alongside the Mustangs and hosts top-ranked Texas, the field includes No. 2 Stanford, No. 15 UCF, No. 20 Oklahoma and the Canadian National Team.
SCHEDULE:
Friday PM
4:00 1 II Four Texas SMU OU B winner plus next fastest time of two heats
4:15 2 II Four Stanford UCF OU A winner plus next fasterst time of two heats
4:30 3 Four Texas SMU
4:45 4 Four Stanford UCF OU
5:00 5 II Eight Texas SMU
5:15 6 II Eight Stanford UCF OU
5:30 7 I Eight Texas SMU
5:45 8 I Eight Stanford UCF OU
6:00 9 III Eight Texas A SMU winner plus next fastest time of two heats
6:15 10 III Eight Stanford OU Texas B winner plus next fastest time of two heats
Saturday AM
7:45 11 II Four B Final (based on races #1 & #2)
8:00 12 II Four A Final (based on races #1 & #2)
8:15 13 Four UCF OU SMU
8:30 14 Four Texas Stanford
8:45 15 II Eight UCF OU SMU
9:00 16 II Eight Texas Stanford
9:15 17 I Eight UCF OU SMU
9:30 18 I Eight Texas Stanford Canada
9:45 19 III Eight B Final (based on races #9 & #10)
10:00 20 III Eight A Final (based on races #9 & #10)
LAST WEEKEND: In session one of three, the Mustangs took third in the 1v4 ahead of UCLA, Michigan State and Oregon State with a time of 7:20.801. The team finished two seconds ahead of UCLA in the 1v8, crossing the line in 6:35.384. In the evening session, The 3v8 finished in 7:21.453 ahead of Wisconsin (7:24.188). SMU posted a first place finish and two second place finishes on day two. SMU captured first in the 1v4. They crossed the line in 7:31.967, 4.748 seconds ahead of Oklahoma. They also finished in front of Clemson, Michigan State and Iowa. In the 2v8, SMU came in second, four and half seconds behind Oklahoma. They finished just ahead of Michigan State and nine seconds in front of Clemson and nearly 15 ahead of Iowa. They also took second in the 1v8. They finished less than four seconds behind first place Michigan State. They came across the line 1.874 seconds in front of Iowa and full two seconds in front of Clemson. Oklahoma finished 3.811 seconds behind SMU.
THIS SEASON: SMU returns 16 student-athletes who competed at last season's NCAA Championship: Josephine Wilson, Sydney Stuelpe, Grace Knudson,Haley Schwenn, Lauren Bilafer, Ashlyn Wilshire, Annabelle New, Anna Fina, Claire Murphy, Sophia Dooley, Jaime Maybery, Ava Ha, Francesca La Marca, Ellie Lewis. Avery Bethel and Paige Horton. They four-peated as AAC Champions and received an automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. The squad finished in 21st nationally.
Last season, five Mustangs were named first team all-conference and three were named second team. Bilafer and Murphy return to the current squad among the honorees.
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