PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — Stockton University competed for the second and final time of the spring at the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta on Saturday. The Ospreys rowed in three events, including two crews in the women's championship fours.
Varsity eight
Stockton finished 32nd out of 54 teams in the Women's Club Championship Eights overall with a time of 14:12.510 that was fourth out of 13 NCAA Division III teams in the event.
Varsity four
Two Stockton crews rowed in the Women's Championship Fours, placing 51st and 63rd with times of 16:39.234 and 18:30.670. The Osprey squads were two of 20 Division III teams in the race, with the top Stockton boat finishing 10th out of those 20.
Stockton finished 11th in the Women's College Frosh/Novice Fours with a time of 20:27.509. Stockton was one of five Division III entries out of 12 teams in the race overall.
The Ospreys are done competing for the fall. They will return to the water in March for the bulk of their schedule.
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Stockton’s Stella Devlin and Tori Vliet earned NJAC weekly honors after standout performances in field hockey and women’s soccer from October 12-18.
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