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CRCA Names 2006 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 sponsoring the NCAA Division I, II and III women's All-America team.
The Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA)
recently named the 2006 Pocock All-America first and second teams from each of the three NCAA divisions. The names and schools of all the Pocock All-Americans are listed below.
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.
"Pocock Racing
Shells is proud to be associated with this
prestigious award and with such dedicated
athletes," said Bill Tytus, Pocock
president.
Many of the 2006 Pocock All-Americans row in Pocock's Hypercarbon™ V8.
With the addition of the new medium
Hypercarbon™ V8 earlier this year, there are
now three distinct V8 hull sizes to choose
from (small, medium and large). 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.
2006 NCAA Pocock All-America Team
Division I First Team
Deborah Dryer, Brown
Gillian Almy, Brown
Kaylan Vander Schilden, California
Erin Cafaro, California
Sarah Cooper, Clemson
Kate Davison, Dartmouth
Christen Brown, Michigan State
Jennifer Barnes, Minnesota
Amanda Polk, Notre Dame
Ninett Kossowsky, Ohio State
Caroline Lind, Princeton
Devan Darby, Princeton
Jaqueline Zider, Princeton
Elizabeth Agnew, Princeton (coxswain)
Ligita Kaviere, Southern California
Heather Gardner, Virginia
Megan Kalmoe, Washington
Sarah Waterfield, Washington State
Rachel Jeffers, Yale
Maria Stevens, Yale
Division I Second Team
Rachel Dearborn, Brown
Jelena Djukic, California
Krista Ellis, California (coxswain)
Krystina Sarff, Central Florida
Lia Hart, Duke
Kate Austin, George Washington
Laura Lazaridis, Indiana
Liz Stewart, Loyola Marymount
Ellen Tomek, Michigan
Katherine Glessner, Northeastern
Julie Sobolewski, Notre Dame
Sarah Palandech, Notre Dame
Annabelle Fago, Ohio State
Caroline Leibinger, Oregon State
Ashley Luther, Southern Methodist
Susan BeVille, Stanford
Erin-Monique Shelton, Tennessee
Vanessa Teff, UCLA
Tatiana Boldyreva, Southern California
Melanie Kok, Virginia
Jody Thomas, Washington State
Kirby Gallie, Wisconsin
Division II First Team
Angelique Ceccon, Barry University
Meg Denholm, Barry University
Julia Gamache, Western Washington
University
Cara Kuebert, Univeristy of California
San Diego
Leah Lllach, University of California San
Diego
Iva Lukic, Dowling College
Lindsay Mann-King, Western Washington
University
Cheyenne Posky, Nova Southeastern
University (coxswain)
Hayley Robinson, Barry University
Madeline Smerin, Florida Institute of
Technology
Division III First Team
Laura Bechdel, University of Puget Sound
Katie Curtis, Colby College
Valerie Friedman, Colby College
Elizabeth Guernsey, Trinity College
Rebecca Gutwin, William Smith College
Stephanie Knabe, Ithaca College
Lindsay Letterle, Marietta College
Mikelle Robinson, Williams College
Kelly Tice, University of Mary Washington
Division III Second Team
Heather Luke, Ithaca Collge
Loren Massimino, Trinity College
Lauren Mayne, Mount Holyoke College
Katie Schlepp, Pacific Lutheran
University
Heide Schmidt, U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Meaghan Rathyon, Williams College
Meg Tabaka, Wellesley College
Amy Uebel, Washington College
Erin Wolf, Pacific Lutheran University
(coxswain)
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