Midwest Youth Championship

“Lake Phalen takes the men's varsity single scull in 6:51.4, with Dayton second at +0:06.3 and Y Quad Cities third at +0:12.4. The top three finishers were tightly bunched, with Lake Phalen establishing a clear advantage by the finish. Lake Phalen placed three boats in the top eight, demonstrating depth in the single scull event. The field spread significantly after the top finishers, with the remainder of the fleet strung out over more than two minutes.”

“Y Quad Cities wins the men's 1V double in 7:01.4, with Queen City second at +0:18.3 and Detroit third at +0:22.0. The top three finishers were tightly bunched, separated by less than half a boat length across the line. Cleveland Foundry Juniors placed fourth in 7:42.0, followed by Buckeye in 7:49.3 and Wabash Valley in 8:27.4.”

“Grand Rapids takes the women's 2nd varsity quad at the Midwest Youth Championship in 7:28.9, holding off Indianapolis by 0:06.0. Cimarron finishes third in 7:44.1, nearly nine seconds behind the runner-up. The top three boats are tightly bunched across the middle of the field, with Indianapolis placing two quads in the final—its second boat finishing fourth in 7:48.0, just 0:19.2 back of the winner. Grand Rapids also places a second quad fifth. Cleveland Foundry Juniors rounds out the field in sixth, and Rochester MN crosses in seventh.”

“St. Louis takes the Men's Novice 4+ Heat 2 in 7:54.9, with Cleveland Foundry Juniors second at +0:09.7 and Lincoln Park third at +0:22.6. The top three finishers are tightly bunched within 22.6 seconds. Cincinnati Juniors crosses fourth in 8:31.0, and Camp Randall rounds out the field in 9:31.5.”

“Cleveland Foundry Juniors wins the Women's 2nd Varsity 2x Heat 2 in 8:56.5, taking a decisive margin of 0:40.1 over Sweeps and Sculls. Rochester MN finishes third in 9:49.7, a further 0:53.2 back. Queen City rounds out the field in 10:09.6, trailing the winner by 1:13.1.”

“Cincinnati Juniors wins the men's varsity coxed four heat in 7:03.1, with Chicago second at +0:03.9 and Westerville third at +0:04.6. The top three boats finish tightly bunched, separated by less than five seconds. Indianapolis takes fourth in 7:14.1, followed by Olentangy, Twin Cities Youth, and Cleveland Foundry Juniors.”

“Cincinnati Juniors wins the men's freshman 4+ final in 7:16.7, taking a decisive margin of 0:10.3 over St. Louis. The second and third places both go to St. Louis, separated by 0:07.4, with the bow 4 crew finishing in 7:26.9 and the bow 7 crew in 7:34.3. Dayton places fourth in 7:35.2, followed by Central Ohio in 7:38.8. Cleveland Foundry Juniors and Louisville round out the field in sixth and seventh.”

“Y Quad Cities takes the women's 2nd varsity double in 8:10.3, edging Indianapolis by 0:05.0. Long Lake finishes third in 8:20.4, with Cleveland Foundry Juniors close behind in 8:21.3. The top four boats are tightly bunched, separated by just over 11 seconds. Lincoln Park places fifth in 8:38.7, followed by Detroit in 8:43.0. Sweeps and Sculls rounds out the field in 9:42.8.”