Stetson Rowing enjoyed a strong all-round day last Saturday as they competed – and won – at the Head of the Pass at Harney Park in Tampa Bypass Canal.
 
The men and women's team won a combined total of six gold medals, including four on the women's side.
 
Winning golds for the men were the Varsity 8 and Varsity 4 boats. The Novice 4 finished second.
 
Of the five boats entered on the women's side, four came away with golds and one captured silver. Winning boats included the Varsity 8 "A" boat, Varsity 4, Novice 8 and Novice 4. The Varsity 8 "B" boat came away with silver.
 
Up next for Stetson Rowing is the Hatter Invitational, October 28 on Lake Beresford.
 
Head of the Pass Results
WN8+ - 1^st (21:14)
C- Sarah Dittmann
Stroke - Carly Zakaria
7 - Sophia Muckenfuss
6 - Morgan Doak
5 - Karirose Engel
4 - Channing Scott
3 - Sydney Betancourt
2 - Carolyn Beck
Bow - Sarah-Kate Rines

WN4+ - 1^st (21:25)
C - Kayla Diefendorf
Stroke - Cecilia Fernandez
3 - Sam Nivison
2 - Maggie Mason
Bow - Katie Ruhl

WV4+ - 1^st (22:08)
C - Diefendorf
Stroke - Alex Overdijking
3 - Emily Tivy
2 - Michelle Price
Bow - Anna King

WV8+ (A) – 1^st (18:45)
C – Sarah Dittmann
Stroke – Carly Zakaria
7 – Anna King
6 - Laura Phelan
5 – Emily Tivy
4 – Amelia Ornato
3 – Katie Ruhl
2 - Fernandez
Bow – Samantha Nivison

WV8+B – 2^nd (19:28)
C – Kayla Diefendorf
Stroke – Channing Scott
7 – Makenzie Scholten
6 – Sarah Rines
5 – Morgan Doak
4 – Sophia Muckenfuss
3 – Alex Overdijking
2 – Maggie Mason
Bow - Michelle Price
 
MV8 – 1^st (16:24)
C – Leniza Dever
Stroke – Ryan Carmody
7 – Nick Harvey
6 – JT Lamon
5 - Nick Hall
4 - Xavier Mulligan
3 - Zachary Ewing
2 - Cole Campbell
Bow - Joey Jacobsen
 
MV4A – 1^st (18:27)
C - Leniza Dever (cox)
Stroke  - Ryan Carmody
3 - Nick Harvey
2 - JT Lamon
Bow - Nick Hall
 
MV4B – 3^rd (20:20)
C - Melissa Bonvissuto
Stroke - Robert Matyskiel
3 - Alexander Lofton
2 - Matthew Cranston
Bow - John Levee
 
MN4 – 2^nd (20:29)
C - Carolyn Beck
Stroke - Cole Campbell
3 - Alexander Lofton
2 - Stephen Kortasz
Bow - Derek Hinton
 


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