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Men's Rowing

Men's Rowing Earn Medal in Collegiate 8 at Head of the Charles

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Cambridge, Mass. — The Trinity College men's rowing team delivered a strong performance at the 2025 Head of the Charles Regatta over the weekend, competing in both the Collegiate Eights and Collegiate Fours events with multiple entries.

Lineups

Collegiate 8+ Collegiate 8+ Collegiate 4+
Trinity "A" Bow 4 Trinity "B" Bow 33 Trinity "A" Bow 13
8: Wyatt Mills
7: William Carroll
6: Jackson Moore
5: James McGarry
4: Brett Sandford
3: Steffen Oosten
2: Kaori Graham-Myrie
1: Jack Lambros
Coxswain: Alenka Doyle
8: Jack Develin
7: Luke Burkley Wohlers
6: Andrew Topping
5: Vincent McClure
4: Henry Darnall
3: James Foote
2: Hunter Garcia
1: Peyton Dahmen
Coxswain: Grace Keniry
4: Nathaniel Whittemore
3: Francisco Bertolotti
2: Patrick McCoy
1: Ian Lehman
Coxswain: Jack Chapman

Race Results:

  • In the Collegiate 8+, Trinity's "A" boat placed fourth overall, posting a time of 14:42.344—a strong showing in a highly competitive field. The "B" entry followed with a time of 15:38.914.
  • In the Collegiate 4+, Trinity finished 16th overall, ahead of several fellow NESCAC programs, including Bowdoin, Wesleyan, Bates, Connecticut College, and Amherst.
From Head Coach Kevin MacDermott:

"Racing in Boston was absolutely top-notch. The competition is always incredible, the atmosphere electric, and the racing experience invaluable. Coming home, you want to feel good about your performance and the things you learned. The crews gave everything they had, competed with great intensity, and everyone learned a tremendous amount about racing at a high level." 

"We've had a great fall in many ways, but two successes stand out. First, the emergence of outstanding leadership and execution from the Class of 2026—I'm incredibly proud of their growth, especially following last year's graduating class. Second, the development of our underclassmen has been exciting. The younger athletes are stepping up as real high-impact performers. Everyone is looking forward to a competitive winter and spring."

"Bringing home medals for both the men's and women's top Collegiate 8+ boats was awesome. Head of the Charles hardware is always special, and both Peter and I are proud of the success across the entire boathouse."


 
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