Eastern Michigan Athletics
Saturday, April 2
Grand Rapids, Mich.
All Day
Eastern Michigan University
at
Lubbers Cup Regatta
Holdren Visits Former Stomping Ground as Rowing Competes at GVSU
4/3/2011 11:47:11 AM | Women's Rowing
Lubber's Cup Regatta honors current EMU coach, former GVSU rower
SPRING LAKE, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) - Brad Holdren was an All-American rower for Grand Valley State University in the early 90s. This past weekend, his current squad revisted his alma mater for the 16th Annual Don Lubbers Cup Regatta, a regatta which honors Eastern's coach by naming the women's Novice Four race after the standout performer.
On the day, the Eagles put four boats in the water, with their best finish coming in the Varsity Eights Cup Final. The Eagles managed a fourth-place finish with a time of +41.06, as the first Varsity 8+ squad of Clara Balmer, Briana Nesmith, Lauren Foley, Rebecca Dudus, Brittany Thomas, Brenda Gerdeman, Beatrice Korte, Taylor Cyr and Jennifer Shanafelt propelled EMU.
In the Eights Second Final, Sydney Pugh, Mary Keener, Brittany Jones, Annabelle Hawkins, Anamarie Esteva, Rumbidzai Muskwe, Oluwatobi Odeleye, Amanda Fross and Jennifer Fox placed second with a time of +38.27.
The cup hosted teams from around the United States and Canada.
EMU will be back on the lake April 24 at the Indianapolis Invitational.
Women's Eights 1500 Meter Time Trial
1. Coast Guard - 5:13.6
2. Grand Valley 1V - 5:15.8
3. Brock - 5:30.7
4. Grand Valley 2V - 5:33.6
5. Northpark 1V - 5:49.2
6. Marquette 1V - 6:04.9
7. Eastern Michigan 2V - 6:06.7
8. Eastern Michigan 1V - 6:12.0
Women's Eights Second Level Final - Brie Jedlic Cup
1. Grand Valley - 7:57.19
2. Eastern Michigan - +38.27
3. Cincinnati - +1:43.49
Women's Varsity Eights Grand Final - Nancy Lubbers Cup
1. Grand Valley - 7:29.93
2. Coast Guard - +7.18
3. Brock - +28.27
4. Eastern Michigan - +41.06
5. Northpark - +57.87
6. Marquette - +1.24.27
Women's 1V Four - Michaud Family Cup - Flight 2
1. Grand Valley - 9:26.56 (1st place)
2. Brock - +24.38 (3rd place_
3. Northpark - +1:05.68
4. Marquette - +1:17.37
5. Eastern Michigan - +2:18.7
6. Coast Guard - SCRATCH
On the day, the Eagles put four boats in the water, with their best finish coming in the Varsity Eights Cup Final. The Eagles managed a fourth-place finish with a time of +41.06, as the first Varsity 8+ squad of Clara Balmer, Briana Nesmith, Lauren Foley, Rebecca Dudus, Brittany Thomas, Brenda Gerdeman, Beatrice Korte, Taylor Cyr and Jennifer Shanafelt propelled EMU.
In the Eights Second Final, Sydney Pugh, Mary Keener, Brittany Jones, Annabelle Hawkins, Anamarie Esteva, Rumbidzai Muskwe, Oluwatobi Odeleye, Amanda Fross and Jennifer Fox placed second with a time of +38.27.
The cup hosted teams from around the United States and Canada.
EMU will be back on the lake April 24 at the Indianapolis Invitational.
Women's Eights 1500 Meter Time Trial
1. Coast Guard - 5:13.6
2. Grand Valley 1V - 5:15.8
3. Brock - 5:30.7
4. Grand Valley 2V - 5:33.6
5. Northpark 1V - 5:49.2
6. Marquette 1V - 6:04.9
7. Eastern Michigan 2V - 6:06.7
8. Eastern Michigan 1V - 6:12.0
Women's Eights Second Level Final - Brie Jedlic Cup
1. Grand Valley - 7:57.19
2. Eastern Michigan - +38.27
3. Cincinnati - +1:43.49
Women's 1st Novice Four - Brad Holdren Cup Flight 1
1. Michigan State - 9:22.97
2. Marquette - +18.62
3. Cincinnati - +25.52
4. Eastern Michigan - +1:41:62
Women's Varsity Eights Grand Final - Nancy Lubbers Cup
1. Grand Valley - 7:29.93
2. Coast Guard - +7.18
3. Brock - +28.27
4. Eastern Michigan - +41.06
5. Northpark - +57.87
6. Marquette - +1.24.27
Women's 1V Four - Michaud Family Cup - Flight 2
1. Grand Valley - 9:26.56 (1st place)
2. Brock - +24.38 (3rd place_
3. Northpark - +1:05.68
4. Marquette - +1:17.37
5. Eastern Michigan - +2:18.7
6. Coast Guard - SCRATCH
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