Cromwell Cup

“Riverside's bow 14 takes the masters 1x final in 3:46.7, with Union's bow 10 second at +0:04.6. Riverside places again in third through bow 12, finishing in 3:51.2. Palmer Racing's bow 16 holds fourth in 4:00.3, followed closely by Narragansett bow 13 at 4:00.7 and Community bow 11 at 4:00.6. The top three finishers close at the line, separated by under five seconds combined.”

“Virginia Alumni wins the women's masters 1x (age 27-49) at the Cromwell Cup in 4:10.2, with Palmer Racing taking second in 4:21.2, 0:07.6 back. Riverside finishes third at 4:25.5, a further 0:04.3 down. Riverfront Recapture rounds out the field in 5:13.9, more than a minute behind the winner.”

“Riverfront Recapture's single crosses first in the men's novice 1x final at 4:07.5, with Nobles second at +0:13.9 and Utah third at +0:15.9. The top three finishers are tightly bunched, separated by less than 16 seconds over the Charles River course. Swan Creek places fourth in 4:45.2, followed by Palmer Racing in 4:27.3 and a second Utah entry at 4:28.6. Nobles fields three additional boats in the remaining spots, with their final single crossing in 4:37.1.”

“Utah takes the women's novice single at the Cromwell Cup in 4:23.1, a decisive margin of 0:31.6 over Nobles in second place. Gordon finishes third at 0:32.6 back, with the next boat from the same club following in fourth at 0:35.5. Nobles places five rowers in the top twelve finishers, including second place, though the remainder finish well behind the opening trio.”

“Palmer Racing takes the men's masters quad at the Cromwell Cup in 3:21.8, finishing 0:17.3 ahead of Holyoke Rows. Great Bay holds third place in 3:36.8, 0:19.3 back from Palmer. Duxbury Bay Maritime School crosses fourth in 3:52.2, with Upper Valley rounding out the field in 3:58.1. The top three crews finish within 19 seconds of the winner.”

“Virginia Alumni takes the women's masters 1x final in 4:08.0, with Riverside second at 0:04.3 back. Palmer Racing finishes third in 4:20.4, more than nine seconds behind the winner. The top two boats cross within a close margin, but the field opens up further down the order.”

“Palmer Racing wins the Men's Masters quad final in 3:14.9, crossing the line more than 21 seconds ahead of Great Bay. Duxbury Bay Maritime School takes third in 3:49.9, a further 28.7 seconds back. The winning margin represents a decisive victory for Palmer Racing on the Charles River.”