Irish Finish Fifth At ACC Championship

The University of Notre Dame rowing team competed in five Grand Finals at the 2021 ACC Championships on Lake Hartwell in Clemson, South Carolina, on Saturday morning. Virginia claimed the team title, while the Irish finished fifth in the final team standings. 

2021 ACC Rowing Championship Results

Sophomore Adelaide Lammers earned first-team All-ACC honors while senior Marielle Corbett was voted to the second team. 

“I am proud of the team and everything they have gone through to get here,” head coach Martin Stone said after the competition wrapped up. 

“We would have liked a better result, but the racing was tight and we knew it was going to be tight. The 2V gave us a chance to finish fourth by gutting out a great finish ahead of Clemson in their final. The 1V gave it everything they had, we just came up short.”

“Kudos to Adelaide and Marielle for making the all-conference teams. We would like to thank the Clemson organizing committee and the ACC for putting together a great regatta for all the teams. All of the coaches and teams are very appreciative – at the start of the year we were not sure we could get this done and we pulled it off.” 

Final Team Standings: 

1. Virginia, 99
2. Duke, 84
3. Syracuse, 81
4. Clemson, 63
5. Notre Dame, 54
6. Miami, 40
7. Louisville, 29
8. Boston College, 24
9. North Carolina, 19

Varsity Eight

Hana Ferrero, Elizabeth May, Victoria Gevaudan, Meghan Greene, Morgan Gantt, Halena Hadi, Marielle Corbett, Adelaide Lammers, Mary Ryan

1. Virginia, 6:25.552
2. Duke, 6:30.266
3. Syracuse, 6:31.650
4. Clemson, 6:35.622
5. Miami, 6:38.878
6. Notre Dame, 6:41.208

Varsity Four

Keelin Klocke, Avery Ericksen, Lauren Hering, Chloe Hemm, Rosemary McGovern

1. Virginia, 7:25.204
2. Duke, 7:34.402
3. Syracuse, 7:36.312
4. Clemson, 7:40.186
5. Notre Dame, 7:42.886
6. Louisville, 7:50.772

Second Varsity Eight

Taylor Robinson, Caroline Hills, Lindsay Falk, Sara Clarin, Elsa Bixby, Julia Finster, Lauren Kelly, Annaliese Kehm, Colleen Visnic

1. Virginia, 6:34.586
2. Syracuse, 6:36.454
3. Duke, 6:43.776
4. Notre Dame, 6:51.262
5. Clemson, 6:51.330
6. Miami, 6:56.770

Second Varsity Four

Erin Maron, Katharine Johnson, Isabelle Keren, Mariah Parsons, Emily Huber

1. Virginia, 7:40.481
2. Syracuse, 7:43.991
3. Duke, 7:44.505
4. Clemson, 7:48.123
5. Notre Dame, 7:50.443
6. North Carolina, 8:02.209

Third Varsity Eight

Samantha Manfreda, Elaine Griffin, Maddie Means, Eleanor Walsh, Olivia Dolan, Sydney Cripps, Elizabeth Hosler, Aidan McIntyre, Katherine Greed

1. Virginia, 7:01.449
2. Duke, 7:07.461
3. Syracuse, 7:13.449
4. Clemson, 7:15.525
5. Notre Dame, 7:18.045
6. Miami, 7:26.761

All-ACC Rowing Team

First Team

Cate Schrieber, Clemson

Sydney Johnson, Duke

Gabby Salvati, Duke

Adelaide Lammers, Notre Dame

Megan Varcoe, Syracuse

Grace Comerford, Virginia

Colette Glass, Virginia

Katy Flynn, Virginia

Sophie Kerschner, Virginia

Second Team

Carmen Ewing, Boston College

Rachel Twitty, Clemson

Tara Fagan, Duke

McKenzie Sweeney, Louisville

Marilou Chardin, Miami

Lauren Ferner, North Carolina

Marielle Corbett, Notre Dame

Lucy Pearce, Syracuse

Tessa Otting, Virginia

ACC Coach of the Year — Kevin Sauer, Virginia

ACC Newcomer of the Year — Rachel Twitty, Clemson

ACC Crew of the Year — Virginia First Varsity Eight

Coxswain Colette Glass, Stroke: Sonja Schlosser, 7: Abbie Bird, 6: Leia Till, 5: Sophia Kershner, 4: Katy Flynn, 3. Cate Porter, 2: Alli Terblanche, Bow: Kate Kelly