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Rowing
The Kansas women's rowing team finished its fall season at the Tulsa Fall Invitational.
With the First Varsity Eight and Second Varsity Four boats finishing fourth, Kansas rowing secured a fourth place finish at the Big 12 Championship Sunday.
Kansas rowing was swept by in-state foe Kansas State in the Dillons Sunflower Showdown on Saturday.
Kansas rowing took three first-place finishes at the George Mason Invite on Sunday.
In their first competition of the spring season, the Jayhawks’ young second varsity four lead the way for the five competing Jayhawk shells.
Kansas rowing concluded its fall season on Saturday in the Tulsa Fall Invitational fighting their way to the podium four times across the three races.
Kansas played host to nine teams and over 125 boats in its annual Jayhawk Jamboree Sunday at Burcham Park.
The Jayhawks lost the Sunflower Showdown to the Wildcats over the weekend for the first time in three consecutive seasons.
Two of the Jayhawks' boats earned first place at the tournament in Virginia this weekend.
Seven rowers have been suspended for violating team rules by having aliased social media accounts, namely fake Instagrams, or "finstas."
Although the Jayhawks came up short in all but 1 of their 10 heats on Saturday, they're looking to improve for upcoming meets this month.
After last year's roller coaster of a season, the rowing team is looking to begin a successful campaign in the Big 12, beginning with their first spring scrimmage March 9.
While most students at the University spent winter break snow-bound, the University rowing team journeyed to Tampa, Florida, to train and find their harmony as a team.
The Jayhawks defeated the Cardinals on Thursday night in Lawrence, winning 130-64 thanks to first-place finishes in all but one event.
Before their freshmen years on the team, Brianna Dittberner and Caitlin McNulty had no rowing experience. Now seniors, Dittberner and McNulty are leaders on the team, have helped along many other freshmen rowers and are grateful for the opportunities the program has created for them.