Huskies Find Success at Bucknell

Sun, Apr 28, 2024

Shamokin Dam, Penn. - The University of Connecticut Rowing Team found success Sunday in it's final race of the 2023-24 regular season. Coach Jen Sanford said, "I am very happy with our results today. Bucknell is a fast team across the board and to be as competitive as we were today gives us good motivation as we shift into our last three weeks of training before the conference championship. Wins from the 2nd Varsity Four and 2nd Varsity Eight were great for those boats. Today showed that if we continue to stay committed to the process we will have a very successful conference championship."

Results:

	V8	V4	2V8	2V4	3V8
Bucknell	6:12.01	6:53.98	6:27.27	7:24.17	6:26.73
UConn	6:17.05	7:07.23	6:20.39	7:11.59	6:31.07

Up Next - The Huskies return to campus to prepare for the CAA Championships May 17-18.

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