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HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)

HIGH POINT, N.C. (April 12, 2025) — James Madison University (JMU) Rowing Club competed in four events at the seventh annual Bethany Medical North Carolina Rowing Championships at Festival Park on Oak Hollow Lake. JMU medaled in two events, placing second in the Women’s Novice event (Race 58) with a time of 6:54.63—just behind NC State (6:50.95) and ahead of Davidson (7:36.10)—and placing first in Race 100 after UNC Wilmington did not start. The team also raced in Race 9, recording a 5:16.45 finish behind NC State and High Point University, and posted a 0:53.35 split in Race 71. The regatta featured more than 400 boat entries from youth, collegiate, and Masters divisions, including elite matchups between Team USA and Team World in the Lenny Peters Cup. Highlights included the RP3 Row Zone warm-up area and a sold-out Regatta Lounge experience with Olympic medalists and U.S. National Team athletes. (Photo by Damon Moritz)