Ithaca College Athletics
Ithaca College Athletics
Ithaca College Athletics
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ITHACA COLLEGE<br />
year, competed with the U.S. national team. In 2001 she won the women’s<br />
lightweight double at Princeton’s World Cup event. The Bombers made their<br />
second straight trip to the NCAA championships in 1998. They returned to<br />
nationals in 2001 and were the second-highest finishing Division II or III<br />
team at the 2001 championships.<br />
The <strong>College</strong> Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) picked its first all-<br />
America teams in 2000 and at least one Bomber athletes has been honored<br />
every year since then, starting with Beth Greene and Liz Jackstadt. In 2002<br />
the NCAA sponsored the first national championship event exclusively for<br />
Division III institutions. <strong>Ithaca</strong> took fourth that year and moved up to third<br />
the following year. Jackstadt, one of three all-Americans in the class of<br />
2002, received the school’s Iris Carnell Award as the top female athlete in<br />
the senior class. In 2004 the program achieved its greatest success, winning<br />
the NCAA title. <strong>Ithaca</strong>’s varsity 8 boat won the gold medal at the grand final<br />
and the second varsity 8 boat achieved unprecedented success at nationals:<br />
the boat became the first second varsity 8 to qualify for the grand final.<br />
The Bombers’ combined score was the lowest ever recorded at the NCAA<br />
Division III Championships.<br />
A year later the Bombers became the first program to repeat as Division<br />
III women’s crew national champions. The only school to compete in every<br />
NCAA Division III national championship event, <strong>Ithaca</strong> placed second<br />
in the grand final and third in the petite final. The Bombers’ three all-<br />
Americans included first-team choice Meghan Musnicki.<br />
In 2006, <strong>Ithaca</strong>’s second varsity 8 gold medal in three years led the<br />
Bombers to second place in the team standings. Stephanie Knabe, who<br />
rowed at nationals all four years, was a first-team all-American.<br />
WOMEN’S CREW YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS<br />
VARSITY<br />
Year Coach Record NYS Dad Vail Regatta CICR/ECAC NCAA<br />
1980 Julie Rife 2-3 9th<br />
1981 Nich Knobil 0-6 12th<br />
1982 Pete Cortes 1-8<br />
1983 Dan Robinson 1-5<br />
1984 Dan Robinson 4-5 12th<br />
1985 Dan Robinson 5-6<br />
1986 Dan Robinson 2-4<br />
1987 Dan Robinson 4-7 9th<br />
1988 Knaus-Eager 3-6<br />
1989 Jane Dave Baugh 2-7<br />
1990 Jocelyn Kearing 8-5 1st 11th<br />
1991 Jocelyn Kearing 10-5 1st<br />
1992 Anita Krook 8-2 canc. 9th<br />
1993 Anita Krook 9-3 1st 6th<br />
1994 Anita Krook 10-6-1 2nd 13th<br />
1995 Becky Robinson 9-7 canc. 13th<br />
1996 Becky Robinson 7-3 3rd 10th<br />
1997 Becky Robinson 6-3 canc. 6th<br />
1998 Becky Robinson 5-2 2nd 2nd<br />
1999 Becky Robinson 8-3 2nd 4th<br />
2000 Becky Robinson 9-2 3rd 7th<br />
2001 Becky Robinson 9-2 1st 2nd<br />
2002 Becky Robinson 8-3 1st 3rd 3rd<br />
2003 Becky Robinson 13-3 6th 5th 5th<br />
2004 Becky Robinson 16-0 1st 3rd 1st<br />
2005 Becky Robinson 15-1 2nd 2nd 2nd<br />
2006 Becky Robinson 11-1 1st 1st 1st<br />
2007 Becky Robinson 13-4 2nd — 6th<br />
2008 Becky Robinson 8-5 1st 4th 5th<br />
4 Crew 2009