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.”

“Queen City's bowNumber 7 wins the women's U17 single at 9:15.3, with Y Quad Cities second at +0:19.9 and Queen City's bowNumber 4 third at +0:40.4. Detroit finishes fourth in 10:08.8, followed by Three Rivers in 10:53.2. The top three spread across 40 seconds, with the winner holding a decisive margin over the second-place finisher.”

“Steel City takes the women's U17 singles at Lake Harsha in 8:13.9, holding a commanding margin of 1:16.7 over Hinsdale in second. Y Quad Cities finishes third at 1:41.0 back. Gem City places fourth in 10:18.7, with a second Y Quad Cities entry rounding out the field in fifth at 10:27.2.”

“Lake Phalen takes Heat 3 of the Mens U17 1x in 7:58.4, edging Y Quad Cities by 0:00.6 in a close sprint to the line. Hinsdale finishes third, 0:21.1 behind the winner. Great Miami places fourth at 0:25.1 back, with Detroit fifth and Gem City rounding out the field.”

“Cimarron takes the men's U17 single at Lake Harsha in 8:11.8, with Gem City second at 0:04.5 back. Three Rivers finishes third in 8:23.8, 0:12.0 behind the winner. Hawkeye Community and Y Quad Cities follow in fourth and fifth. The top three are tightly bunched, with Cimarron holding a slim margin over Gem City before a small gap to the rest of the field.”

“Y Quad Cities takes the women's varsity single in heat 2 with a time of 9:00.5, winning by 0:01.1 over a second Y Quad Cities entry. Hinsdale finishes third at 9:07.5, 0:07.0 back from the winner. The top two boats crossed the line in a sprint finish, separated by just over a second. Detroit rounds out the field in fifth at 9:34.3.”

“Y Quad Cities wins the women's varsity 2x heat in 12:35.3, with Queen City second at +0:08.9 and Sweeps and Sculls third at +0:31.2. Three Rivers finishes fourth in 13:07.0, followed by Westerville, Queen City's second boat, and Great Miami. The top two boats separate on the line, while Sweeps and Sculls and Three Rivers finish within a half-second of each other for the third-place spot.”

“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.”

“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.”

“Steel City takes the Women's U17 single at the Midwest Youth Championship in 8:15.0, finishing 10.5 seconds ahead of Great Miami. Indianapolis places third in 8:36.2, with Hawkeye Community fourth at 8:38.8. The top four finishers bunched within roughly 24 seconds, while Queen City rounds out the middle of the field in fifth at 9:14.0. Hinsdale completes the final in 10:05.7.”

“Chicago Training takes the men's U17 single at the Midwest Youth Championship in 7:39.2, winning by 10.1 seconds over Cimarron. Chicago Training places a second single in third, at 7:52.6, with Y Quad Cities fourth at 7:55.0 and Lake Phalen fifth at 7:57.6. Queen City finishes sixth in 7:58.4, and Gem City seventh in 8:03.2. The top of the field spreads across 13.4 seconds from first to third.”

“Rochester MN takes the Women's Varsity 1x final in 8:07.5, finishing nearly a second clear of the field. Y Quad Cities claims second place in 8:17.4, with Indianapolis close behind in third at 8:18.9, just 1.5 seconds back. The top three finishers are tightly bunched, with Rochester's margin over second the decisive advantage in the race.”

“Indianapolis wins the women's varsity 2x final in 7:33.8, a decisive result over Y Quad Cities, which finishes in 7:54.5, +0:20.8 back. Long Lake takes third in 7:57.1, +0:23.3 from the winner. The top three boats are tightly bunched through the third-place slot, with just 3.3 seconds separating the leader from Long Lake. Cimarron finishes fourth in 8:01.1, followed by Chicago Training in 8:09.6, Lake Phalen in 8:14.3, and Queen City rounding out the field in 8:16.8.”

“Y Quad Cities took both top spots in the men's 1st varsity double final. The bow 6 entry crossed first in 6:47.7, with the bow 4 double from the same club finishing second at +0:06.5. Lake Phalen claimed third place in 7:03.9, nearly 10 seconds back from the winner. Chicago Training followed in fourth at 7:07.1, with Three Rivers fifth in 7:13.4 and Steel City sixth in 7:14.4. Queen City finished seventh in 7:19.0.”

“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.”

“Y Quad Cities wins the men's U17 double scull in 6:18.7, with Chicago Training second at +0:05.1 and Great Miami third at +0:11.9. The top three finish within 12 seconds of one another, a tightly bunched field at the front. Y Quad Cities holds a five-second margin over the second-place finisher, enough to secure the victory in this time-trial format. Three Rivers rounds out the top four at +0:15.9, followed by Hinsdale and Detroit within a second of each other. Detroit and Indianapolis tie at 6:37.8, each separated from the leaders by roughly 19 seconds.”

“Steel City takes the women's U17 double in 8:08.2, opening a decisive margin of 0:20.2 over Lake Phalen. Y Quad Cities finishes third in 8:45.7, a further 0:17.5 back. Hinsdale places fourth at 9:03.6, with Queen City rounding out the field at 9:09.1 and 10:12.7 in the two entries fielded by the club.”

“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.”

“Indianapolis takes Heat 2 of the women's 1V quad at the Midwest Youth Championship in 7:09.8. Y Quad Cities finishes second at +0:14.7, with Cimarron third at +0:17.1. The top three quads are tightly bunched, with fewer than three seconds separating first from third place. Long Lake rounds out the field in fourth at +0:28.7, followed by Lincoln Park and Chicago Training.”

“Y Quad Cities takes Heat 2 of the men's 1V quad in 6:27.8, edging Lake Phalen by 0:05.6. Three Rivers finishes third at 6:34.9, just 0:07.1 behind the winner. The top three quads finish tightly bunched, with Y Quad Cities establishing enough separation to hold through the line. Great Miami and Grand Rapids complete the heat in fourth and fifth respectively, each trailing the winner by more than a minute.”

“Indianapolis wins the women's 1st varsity quad final in 7:05.3, holding off Y Quad Cities by 0:12.8. Lake Phalen takes third in 7:30.1, with Cimarron and Grand Rapids rounding out the top five. The middle of the field remains tightly bunched, with the top three finishers separated by less than 25 seconds. Long Lake finishes sixth in 7:47.4, followed by Camp Randall in 7:59.8.”

“Y Quad Cities wins the men's 1st varsity quad in 6:17.8, with Three Rivers second at +0:23.9 and Cimarron third at +0:26.0. The top three finishers were tightly bunched, with only 2.1 seconds separating second from third. Long Lake finished fourth in 6:49.9, followed by Lincoln Park in 6:52.2. Hinsdale placed sixth in 7:09.3, and Lake Phalen rounded out the field in 7:20.0.”

“Chicago Training wins the men's U17 double at Lake Harsha in 7:22.1, holding off Y Quad Cities by 0:05.0. Indianapolis takes third in 7:33.0, a further 0:10.9 back. The top three doubles finished tightly bunched, with Hinsdale fourth in 7:37.9 and Great Miami fifth in 7:40.2. Detroit crossed in 7:51.1, with Three Rivers seventh at 7:51.5.”