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.”

“Cincinnati Juniors takes the men's U17 coxed four heat at Lake Harsha in 7:22.0, finishing 0:10.3 ahead of Indianapolis. Westerville claims third in 7:46.8, a further 0:24.8 back. Perrysburg rounds out the top four in 7:58.7, with Louisville fifth in 8:10.5. Cincinnati's margin over second represents a decisive advantage in the heat, with the field spreading as boats move down the order.”

“Cimarron takes the women's 1V double in 8:10.0, edging Long Lake by 0:02.3. Lincoln Park finishes third in 8:24.3, a further 0:14.3 back. The top two boats cross the line in a sprint finish, with Cimarron and Long Lake separated by just over two seconds. Three Rivers places fourth in 9:22.1, followed by Louisville in 9:23.4 and Parkersburg South in 9:36.9. Camp Randall rounds out the field in 10:12.1.”

“Y Quad Cities takes the varsity men's doubles at Lake Harsha in 7:01.8, holding off Lake Phalen by 0:10.9. Three Rivers finishes third in 7:19.1, a further 0:17.3 back. Long Lake, Louisville, Perrysburg, and Grand Rapids round out the field.”

“Louisville's double takes the Open Gender 2x Final in 8:21.3, with Detroit finishing second at +2:20.4. The decisive margin separates the two boats clearly across the Lake Harsha course at the Midwest Youth Championship.”

“Central Ohio wins the men's novice coxed four heat in 7:50.0, with St. Louis taking second at +0:08.0 and Louisville third at +0:14.4. The top three boats finish tightly bunched, separated by just over fourteen seconds across the field. Olentangy places fourth in 8:54.4, and Detroit rounds out the heat in 9:15.0.”

“Indianapolis takes the women's 2nd varsity double in 8:37.8, with Y Quad Cities second at +0:05.9 and Lincoln Park third at +0:19.5. The top three finishers were tightly bunched across the line. Rochester MN finished fourth in 9:14.3, followed by Louisville in fifth and sixth at 9:30.8 and 10:18.0 respectively.”

“Three Rivers takes the 2V double in 7:50.8, finishing ahead of Louisville at +0:25.5 and Great Miami at +0:35.9. Lincoln Park places fourth in 8:52.9, followed by Detroit in 8:58.3 and Buckeye in 9:27.3.”

“Chicago takes the women's 1st varsity coxed four in 7:36.9, opening a commanding lead over Twin Cities Youth, which finishes second in 7:46.8. Detroit rounds out the top three in 8:01.5, nearly 25 seconds behind the winner. Milwaukee follows in 8:07.2, with Olentangy fifth at 8:14.4 and Louisville sixth at 8:31.9.”

“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.”

“Three Rivers sweeps the Mens 2nd Varsity 2x Final with a one-two finish at Lake Harsha. The club's first boat crosses in 7:21.4, with its second double finishing 0:12.6 back in 7:34.0. Lincoln Park takes third in 7:37.1, a further 0:03.1 down. Steel City follows in 7:43.5, with Detroit rounding out the top five in 7:57.5. Louisville finishes seventh in 8:15.3, with Parkersburg South sixth in 8:08.1.”

“Cincinnati Juniors takes the women's 2nd varsity coxed four in 7:39.6, edging Milwaukee by 0:06.7. Indianapolis finishes third at 0:26.2 back. Central Ohio, Grand Rapids, and St. Louis follow in the next tier, with Louisville completing the field in 7th place at 1:13.7 behind the winner.”

“Cincinnati Juniors takes the 2V coxed four in 6:54.9, edging St. Louis by 0:02.7 in a close finish. St. Louis fields two boats in the heat, with the first crew's bow-4 entry finishing second and the bow-1 boat taking third at 0:18.0 back. Dayton follows in fourth at 0:20.9 behind the winner, with Milwaukee fifth and Olentangy sixth. Louisville rounds out the field.”

“Louisville's coxed four crosses first in 8:02.7, with Rochester MN second in 7:59.2 and Louisville's second boat third at 8:39.3. The margin between the winner and runner-up stands at 0:03.5, with the third-place finisher more than 40 seconds back. The top two crews separated by less than four-tenths of a second at the finish line.”

“Chicago takes the men's varsity straight four at Lake Harsha in 6:41.3, holding off Dayton by 0:02.2. Central Ohio finishes third in 6:46.5, with St. Louis fourth at 0:07.2 back and Indianapolis fifth. The top three boats crossed within 5.2 seconds, making for a tightly bunched field at the front of the Midwest Youth Championship final. Camp Randall placed sixth in 6:52.4, while Louisville rounded out the heat in 7:19.6.”