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Fourteen Tabbed CRCA Scholar-Athletes; Erdos Named Pocock All-America Nominee
6/15/2020 9:57:00 AM | Women's Rowing
HANOVER, N.H. – Fourteen members of the Dartmouth women's rowing team were named Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) National Scholar-Athletes for the shortened 2019-20 season.
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In order to be named a scholar athlete, the rower or coxswain must have a grade point average above 3.5, be in at least their second year of rowing, and have rowed in an NCAA-eligible boat for a minimum of 75% of the spring races.
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The Big Green saw five more rowers make it than last year.
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Appearing on the list two years in a row are Lily Fauver, Hannah Frater, Mikayla Hubner, Lilienne Sexton and Rebecca Thomson.
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In addition to the scholar-athlete awards, Erdos was named a 2020 Pocock All-America nominee, being recognized as one of the top performers in NCAA women's rowing.
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The two-time co-captain coxed the Varsity 8 all four years, helping her boat win the Parents' Cup for three years in a row and finish sixth at Ivies in 2018 and 2019. During her shortened final season, her boat was 29th at the Head of the Charles and eighth at the Foot of the Charles.
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In order to be named a scholar athlete, the rower or coxswain must have a grade point average above 3.5, be in at least their second year of rowing, and have rowed in an NCAA-eligible boat for a minimum of 75% of the spring races.
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The Big Green saw five more rowers make it than last year.
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Appearing on the list two years in a row are Lily Fauver, Hannah Frater, Mikayla Hubner, Lilienne Sexton and Rebecca Thomson.
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In addition to the scholar-athlete awards, Erdos was named a 2020 Pocock All-America nominee, being recognized as one of the top performers in NCAA women's rowing.
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The two-time co-captain coxed the Varsity 8 all four years, helping her boat win the Parents' Cup for three years in a row and finish sixth at Ivies in 2018 and 2019. During her shortened final season, her boat was 29th at the Head of the Charles and eighth at the Foot of the Charles.
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| 2019-20 CRCA Scholar-Athlete Award | ||
| Player | Yr. | Major |
| Emilie Baxter | Jr. | Geography |
| Anne Blackburn | Sr. | Government/Geography |
| Katie Erdos | Sr. | Biological Chemistry/Psychology |
| Lily Fauver | Jr. | English/Anthropology |
| Hannah Frater | Jr. | Government/Quantitative Social Science |
| Anna Glasgow | So. | Film Studies |
| Mikayla Hubner | Jr. | Anthropology/Global Health/Spanish |
| Sophie Kamhi | Jr. | English |
| Molly Katarincic | So. | Government/Spanish |
| Maia Round | So. | Government/Middle Eastern Studies |
| Lilienne Sexton | Sr. | Biology/French |
| Sophia Stone | Jr. | Economics/Spanish |
| Rebecca Thomson | Sr. | Biomedical Engineering |
| Ellie Urdang | So. | Economics/Environmental Studies |
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