Rowing team from Holy Cross College achieves impressive results at the Head of the Charles Regatta competition.
Holy Cross Athletes Shine in Winter and Spring Seasons
The Holy Cross athletic department has been making waves in both the winter and spring seasons. The men's ice hockey team is gearing up for a highly anticipated match against the United States Air Force Academy on January 3, 2024, a game that will see the retirement of Patrick Rissmiller '02's jersey, the first in Holy Cross history.
Meanwhile, the rowing teams have already started their spring season with a bang. Both the men's and women's teams qualified two boats each for the prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta, a testament to a strong year for the programs.
The Head of the Charles Regatta, one of the biggest rowing events in the world, welcomed thousands of athletes and hundreds of thousands of spectators. The regatta's course is challenging, with sharp corners, difficult bridges, and heavy boat traffic. Despite the tough competition, the men's collegiate 8+ rowing team from Holy Cross managed to secure a bronze medal with a time of 14:52.603, setting a program record. The women's 8+ team finished in 17th place, qualifying for another 8+ boat at next year's race. The women's 4+ team also qualified, placing 12th out of 49 boats.
The qualification process for the Head of the Charles Regatta is primarily based on coach selection and invitation only. This ensures a high competitive standard for the event. Certain events have deadlines for guaranteed entries, emphasizing prior application.
In other news, Liam McLinskey, a Holy Cross junior, has been named a finalist for the prestigious Hobey Baker Memorial Award, given to the top player in NCAA Division I men's ice hockey. His achievement was the subject of an article by Courtney McKeen '27.
The rowing teams started their season at the Quinsigamond Snake Regatta on October 5th. The teams will continue to compete in various events throughout the spring, with the Head of the Charles Regatta being a major highlight.
Competitors in the Head of the Charles Regatta range from collegiate clubs to youth rowing programs to world champions. The regatta is not open to novices and does not have a public qualification competition.
Jaden Stainforth '27 has written an article reviewing the fall season and previewing the spring for the Holy Cross Rowing teams. The article provides insights into the teams' preparations and expectations for the upcoming season.
In conclusion, the Holy Cross athletic department is off to a strong start in both the winter and spring seasons. The rowing teams have had a successful Head of the Charles Regatta, while the men's ice hockey team is eagerly anticipating their match against the United States Air Force Academy. Liam McLinskey's nomination for the Hobey Baker Memorial Award adds to the excitement surrounding the ice hockey team. The rowing teams will continue to compete in various events throughout the spring, with the Head of the Charles Regatta being a major highlight.
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