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CRCA Names 2005 NCAA Pocock All-America Team |
With so many of the country's top collegiate women rowing - and winning - in Pocock boats, it's fitting that Pocock Racing Shells is now sponsoring the NCAA Division I, II and III women's All-America team.
In June, the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) named the 2005 Pocock All-America first and second teams from each of the three NCAA divisions. The names and schools of the Pocock All-Amercia First Team (39 athletes) and Second Teams (34 athletes) are listed below.
"Pocock Racing Shells has been associated with women's rowing since the early 1900s," said Bill Tytus, Pocock Racing Shells president. "Pocock All-America awards are a great way for us to continue our involvement with women's rowing and a great way to honor such dedicated female athletes."
The Pocock All-America awards are designed to recognize outstanding accomplishments of female rowers and coxswains during the current season. In addition to receiving an individual award, each rower's school will receive a school award to be displayed in their boathouse.
Many of the 2005 Pocock All-Americans row in Pocock's Hypercarbon™ V8. Pocock custom builds every V8 to suit each crew's specific criteria. Pocock V8s have won races at the Pac-10 Championships, Eastern Sprints, South/Central Sprints, and the NCAA Division I, II and III National Championships.
For more information about the Pocock All-America Awards, visit the CRCA web site at www.collegerowcoach.org.
2005 NCAA Pocock All-America Team
Division I First Team
Diana Albrecht, Ohio State
Meg Anderson, Brown
Kristin Bixel, UCLA
Caryn Davies, Harvard-Radcliffe
Jelena Djukic, California
Janelle Dubbins, Washington
Anna Goodale, Syracuse
Rachael Jeffers, Yale
Leah Ketcheson, Michigan
Nikki Lennart, Wisconsin
Caroline Lind, Princeton
Samantha Magee, Stanford
Margaret Matia, Virginia
Carolyn McMillan, Virginia
Iva Obradovic, California
Amanda Purcell, Ohio State
Erin Robertson, Michigan State
Maria Stevens, Yale
Kaylan Vander Schilden, California
Remy Hitomi (coxswain), California
Division I Second Team
Andrea Bagwell, Tennessee
Miriam Barsalou, Northeastern
Ashlee Brown, Clemson
Amelia Buhts, Louisville
Tara Coleman, Columbia
Kate Davison, Dartmouth College
Mollie Durkin, Harvard-Radcliffe
Annabell Fago, Ohio State
Missy Fiesler, Stanford
Shannon Gedman, Wisconsin
Vanessa Glendenning, Loyola Marymount
Lea Jakobsen, UMass
Laura Lazaridis, Indiana
Maureen Lynch, Colgate
Kelly McGrorey, Syracuse
Brittany McMahon, San Diego State
Claire Norsetter, Yale
Chelsea Pemberton, Tennessee
Amanda Polk, Notre Dame
Brett Sickler, Michigan
Catherine Starr, Brown
Jody Thomas, Washington State
Katrina Wechselberger, Princeton
Jacqueline Zider, Princeton
Launa Forehand (coxswain), Virginia
Division II First Team
Katrina Bonilla, Nova Southeastern
Julia Gamache, Western Washington
Miranda Cook, Humboldt State
Meg Denholm, Barry
Lindsay Mann-King, Western Washington
Megan Holloway, Mercyhurst
Angelique Ceccon, Barry
Jessica House, Florida Institute of Technology
Sarah Smolley, California San Diego
Rachael Ely (coxswain), Mercyhurst
Division III First Team
Becca Carlton, Lewis and Clark
Leah Hagamen, Colby
Dorothy Klaiber, Marietta
Jessica McCullough, Puget Sound
Meghan Musnicki, Ithaca
Katie Mygatt, Williams
Kelley Tice, Mary Washington
Christine Underwood, United States Coast Guard Academy
Laura Valente (coxswain), Mount Holyoke
Division II/III Second Team
Laura Bechdel, Puget Sound
Flavia DeSouza, Wesleyan
Mary Gerard Mount, Holyoke
Robyn McCann, Ithaca
Kathryn Priest, William Smith
Katie Schlepp, Pacific Lutheran
Stephanie Smith, Smith
Amy Uebel, Washington
Bailey Frye (coxswain), Ithaca
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