No. 24 Rowing Wraps ACC Championship In Sixth Place

Saturday, May 17

Clemson, S.C.

8 AM

North Carolina

ACC Championships

May 17, 2025 | Women's Rowing

CLEMSON, S.C. – Wrapping up action at the 2025 ACC Championship from Lake Hartwell, No. 24 North Carolina rowing medaled one boat en route to a sixth-place finish as a team.

"Really excited about the way the weekend ended," said head coach Erin Neppel. "To finish in the top half of this incredible conference is something that we have to be proud of this year. Especially proud of our three crews that raced in the grands and our 2V4 who medaled for the first time in 25 years. There were a few seniors in there that saw some full circle moments which is exciting for them. For all of our seniors we just want to say thank you and we're excited to build off of this next year."

The lone medalists of the day, the 2V4 boat came in hot down the stretch to secure a third-place victory at 7:07.248 in the grand final. In
Carolina's two other grand finals, the 3V8 came in sixth with a time of 6:38.199 and the V4 placed fourth overall at 7:03.690.

In the petite finals, the V8 boat claimed first overall with a time of 6:19.438, with the 2V8 earning a fourth-place finish at 6:32.827.

Following the action in the water, junior Carmen Sagues was named Second Team All-ACC by the coaches after her performance in the V8. Teammate and sophomore Sydney Hebert was recognized with Third Team All-ACC honors for her work in the V8.
THE FIELD
Boston College, No. 9 California, No. 22 Clemson, No. 18 Duke, Louisville, Miami, No. 24 North Carolina, Notre Dame, SMU, No. 1 Stanford, No. 11 Syracuse, No. 13 Virginia.

SATURDAY RESULTS
3V8
1.Stanford, 6:27.126
2. Notre Dame, 6:32.719
6. North Carolina, 6:38.199
2V4
1.Stanford, 6:58.444
2. California, 7:05.754
4. UNC, 7:02.248
V4
1.Stanford, 6:54.204
2. Syracuse, 6:59.184
4. UNC, 7:03.690
2V8
1.Notre Dame, 6:30.437
2. Clemson, 6:31.234
4. UNC, 6:32.827
V8
1.UNC, 6:19.438
2. Louisville, 6:21.818
3. Miami, 6:22.325

Team Scores
1. Stanford – 132
2. Virginia – 106
3. Syracuse – 104
4. California – 102
5. Duke – 89
6. North Carolina – 68
7. Clemson – 67
8. SMU – 50*
9. Notre Dame – 50
10. Louisville – 39
11. Miami – 34
12. Boston College – 17
* - SMU won the tiebreaker over Notre Dame based on highest team score among NCAA scoring races (V8, 2V8 & V4).

LINEUPS
V8
Coxswain: Alix de Saint-Aignan
Stroke: Lindsay Troftgruben
Seven Seat: Chloe Gaither
Six Seat: Kate Hendershott
Five Seat: Ella Gusick
Four Seat: Kate MacBryde
Three Seat: Sydney Hebert
Two Seat: Carmen Sagues
Bow: Sydney Tuck
2V8
Coxswain: Cara Cunningham
Stroke: Molly Dansby
Seven Seat: Madelaine Johnson
Six Seat: Anna Lily Laborde
Five Seat: Ava Balukonis
Four Seat: Maria Anayiotou
Three Seat: Sophia Korbani
Two Seat: Caroline Leahy
Bow: Annabelle Stamer
1V4
Coxswain: Josephine Antrella
Stroke: Gabby Postiglione
Three Seat: Mimi Brown
Two Seat: Teagan Kleckley
Bow: Evelyn Wells
2V4
Coxswain: Katelyn Hawley
Stroke: Claudia Quintaba
Three Seat: Cam Howard
Two Seat: Kathryn Cummings
Bow: Madison Haller
3V8
Coxswain: Gracie Keyt
Stroke: Emma Dalton
Seven Seat: Lili DeMarco
Six Seat: Chloe Schneider
Five Seat: Molly Warden
Four Seat: Julia Bucknavage
Three Seat: Erin Morley
Two Seat: Sarah Redden
Bow: Ayda Suing

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