Jacksonville
2021 Jacksonville Varsity 8+
Heavyweight Men
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Head Coach - Preston Weinard, 1st year
2021 Finish
- Varsity 8 - 26th at IRAs
- 2nd Varsity 8 - 25th at IRAs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8
2022 Seniors - 8
2022 Outlook - "After a historic year for JU Men’s Rowing in 2021 and great showing this past fall, this current team has continued to embrace the hard work and define what will take Jacksonville to the next level. It has been awesome to see the team come together, push the standard higher, and represent JU proudly. It’s a journey, it’s a process, and it’s time to get to work! #GBTW"
-Head Coach Preston Weinard
Head Coach - Jason Cottingham, 3rd year
2019 Finish
- Varsity 8 - 11th at Dad Vails
- 2nd Varsity 8 - 9th at Dad Vails
- Varsity 4 - 14th at IRAs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6
2020 Seniors - 6
2020 Outlook - "We are learning that doing the work doesn’t guarantee success but not doing the work will guarantee failure. Discipline and attention to detail will be key if we want to finish the season faster than we began it."
-Head Coach Jason Cottingham
Head Coach - Jason Cottingham, 2nd year
2018 Finish
- Varsity 8 - 8th at SIRA, 19th at Dad Vails
- 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at SIRA, 7th at Dad Vails
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8
2019 Seniors - 4
2019 Outlook - "We are still a young squad that tries to make everything rocket science. With great leadership within the team we are learning and will finish faster than we start."
-Head Coach Jason Cottingham
Head Coach - Jason Cottingham, 1st year
2017 Finish
- Varsity 8 - Semifinals at Dad Vails, B Final at SIRA
- 2nd Varsity 8 - B Finals at SIRA
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6
2018 Seniors - 2
2018 Outlook - "With a new coach comes new expectations. Consistency will continue to be key for as we look forward to our spring racing schedule."
-Head Coach Jason Cottingham
Head Coach - Marci Robles, 3rd year
2016 Finish
- Varsity 8 - 2nd at MAAC
- Varsity 4 - Semis at Vails, 18th at IRAs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7
2017 Seniors - 3
2017 Outlook - "Last year was a tough one for the guys. It took the fall season to figure out who wanted to be a part of this experience, and we came out of it with 10 rowers who were committed to the process. We’ve more than doubled the size of the squad this year with a young group of guys who are eager and ready to work hard. We are still very much in the building phase, but we’re one step closer to where we want to be."
-Head Coach Marci Robles
Head Coach - Marci Robles, 1st year
2014 Finish
- Freshmen 8 - Dad Vail Champs, 2nd at MAAC
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4
2015 Seniors - 3
2015 Outlook - "It’s been an exciting year so far for the JU men. The team has been through a lot of change over the last six months, and we feel like we have the right training and structure in place to be able to work toward our goals this spring. We still have a lot to learn but are looking forward to getting out on the race course and executing our plan."
-Head Coach Marci Robles
Head Coach - Montia Rice, 3rd year
2013 Finish
- Varsity 8 - FIRA Champs, MAAC Champs, 5th at SIRA, 7th at Dad Vail
- 2nd Varsity 8 - FIRA Champs, 2nd at MAAC
- Varsity 4 - 13th at IRAs
- Frosh 8 - FIRA Champs, 5th at SIRA, 5th at Dad Vail
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6
2014 Seniors - 5
2014 Outlook - "With a team that is predominately freshmen and sophomores, we will have a lot of growing to do this spring. The group as a whole is one of our stronger teams, but how that translates to the water and the race season will determine how well we do. March is packed with heavy competition, which will help in the development of the younger guys getting ready for our championship season."
-Head Coach Montia Rice
Head Coach - Montia Rice, 2nd year
2012 Finish
- Varsity 8 - FIRA Champs, 8th at SIRA, 10th at Dad Vail
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5
2013 Seniors - 3
2013 Outlook - "With very few upperclassmen on a team dominated by freshmen and sophomores, we are relying on the youth more than ever. The younger class has provided their size and strength, but has struggled to find the skill in using that size to move boats. With that said they are progressing and making great strides. We have a packed schedule for the spring, which should give us answers to how we will progress as a team. I expect a strong showing from the men, gaining more and more experience as we approach our championship races."
-Montia Rice
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This week's row2k Interview is with an interview with Jacksonville sophomore Michele Giunti. We talk with Giunti about how he found the sport in Italy and found his way to Florida.
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2022 Dolphin Varsity 8+
Open Women
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Head Coach - Mike Lane, 8th year
2022 Finish
- Team - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs, 5th at HOTL
- 2nd Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 4 - MAAC Champs, 21st at NCAAs
- 2nd Varsity 4 - MAAC Champs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6
2023 Seniors - 7
2023 Outlook - "After having a transformational last spring, our athletes are committed to making this year another season of growth and success. We got a taste of achieving historical program milestones last year and we are prepared to put our heads down and do the work to keep that trend going. Welcoming 12 recruited freshmen and our biggest novice class of 14, our team is full of energy, bite, and gratitude for the opportunities coming their way. Phins Up!"
Assistant Coach Alex Pulliam
Head Coach - Mike Lane, 7th year
2021 Finish
- Team - 2nd at MAAC
- Varsity 8 - 3rd at MAAC, 14th at HOCR
- 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at MAAC
- Varsity 4 - 2nd at MAAC
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6
2022 Seniors - 11
2022 Outlook - "We are very excited to have a full season of quality racing. We get to see recurring competition which will be interesting determiners of our speed throughout the season, as well as traveling to see some new faces and speed. We are incredibly eager to get a stab on our MAAC Championship after a unsatisfying second place finish last spring due to Covid cases. With fresh blood and a revived sense of urgency and determination, we are anticipating our girls to compete ferociously. #BBTM!"
-Assistant Coach Alex Pulliam
Head Coach - Mike Lane, 5th year
2019 Finish
- Team - 2nd at MAAC
- Varsity 8 - 2nd at MAAC
- 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at MAAC
- Varsity 4 - MAAC Champs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5
2020 Seniors - 4
2020 Outlook - "We are very excited to get back on the race course this Spring. Our student athletes have worked hard both in the classroom and on the water. The group dynamic within the program is infectious and I can’t wait to see what we will accomplish. Everyday is an opportunity to get faster and our athletes are doing a great job working towards a 6th MAAC Championship!"
-Assistant Coach Bridget Kelly
Head Coach - Mike Lane, 4th year
2018 Finish
- Team - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- 2nd Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 4 - 2nd at MAAC, 22nd at NCAAs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4
2019 Seniors - 8
2019 Outlook - "We have the most athletic group of kids I have had in my time at Jacksonville. They do a great job pushing each other and competing to make all of our boats faster. That being said we will have our work cut out for us with the most competitive spring schedule we have seen in years. We will have three opportunities to race within our conference during our season, racing Stetson, Drake & Marist at different points this spring. Not to mention our very competitive out of conference schedule should hopefully prepare us for our Championship on May 19th!
“Our conference continues to get faster as evidence was MAAC 2018 with some very competitive finishes across the board. I am fired up to watch our conference strengthen and continue to get faster at the national level.”
-Head Coach Mike Lane
Head Coach - Mike Lane, 3rd year
2017 Finish
- Team - MAAC Champs
- Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- 2nd Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 4 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8
2018 Seniors - 8
2018 Outlook - "We could not be more excited to continue building on the past. This last spring we had the best finish in MAAC history winning all three events. Although we have had tremendous success the last four years, this year we are truly trying to do something special. Not only win the MAAC Championships, but beat a team or two at the NCAA Championships. The hard work our athletes have put in is infectious and could not be more proud of these athletes."
-Head Coach Mike Lane
Head Coach - Mike Lane, 2nd year
2016 Finish
- Team - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at MAAC, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 4 - 3rd at MAAC, 22nd at NCAAs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5
2017 Seniors - 3
2017 Outlook - "We have one of the largest teams in the history of our program. The depth this year has pushed the speed of all of our athletes. Not to mention a large athletic walk on class which was driven by the hard work of assistant coach Maggie Dwyer. Our athletes are ready to accept the pressure and hard work a 4th Consecutive MAAC Championship represents. We were tested this fall by Hurricane Matthew however our rowers have dealt with this adversity very well, and could not be more excited to race this spring!"
-Head Coach Mike Lane
Head Coach - Mike Lane, 1st year
2015 Finish
- Team - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- 2nd Varsity 7 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 4 - 2nd at MAAC, 22nd at NCAAs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6
2016 Seniors - 6
2016 Outlook - "I could not be more excited to be a part of JU Rowing. The history and tradition coach Mitchell has built is infectious and being a part of that is really fun. The JU Women have competed the last two years at the NCAA Championships. The goals remain simple, win the MAAC for a 3rd straight year, and compete with the best teams in the country at the NCAA Championships. Each day we show up to practice with one goal, get faster."
-Head Coach Mike Lane
Head Coach - Jim Mitchell, 12th year
2014 Finish
- Team - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- 2nd Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs, 22nd at NCAAs
- Varsity 4 - 4th at MAAC, 22nd at NCAAs
Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6
2015 Seniors - 3
2015 Outlook - "After earning our first conference win and our first trip the NCAAs last year, we are excited to see what we can do this year. The expectations are high, but we remain humble because we know it’s not easy to repeat. Our goal is to continue to strengthen our team depth, our team results, and our team toughness. I look forward to another fun season."
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