LA JOLLA, Calif.—UC San Diego women's rowing will compete in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Championships on Sunday at Cooper River in Pennsauken, N.J.
 
UC San Diego will send three boats to the event including the varsity 8+, the second varsity 8+ and the varsity 4+. This is the Tritons' second trip to the CAA Championships after joining the conference last season. Other teams competing include Delaware, Drexel, Eastern Michigan, Northeastern, UConn and Villanova.
 
The event will feature the third varsity 8+ final at 11 a.m., the varsity 4+ final at 11:10 a.m., the second varsity 8+ final at 11:20 a.m. and wrap up with the varsity 8+ final at 11:30 a.m. All times are eastern. The event will be broadcast via the subscription streaming service FloSports.
 
Sabrina Koldinger will stroke the varsity eight, with Laine Bradley, Annica Ford, Sophia Gordon, Hailey Caldwell-Meurer, Jamie Press, Rachel Cuneo, Natalie Norstad and Juni Kim at cox.
 
In the second eight, Bianca Tung will cox, with Lily Feagler, Jessy Li, Kara Clancy, Audra Lawler, Kyra Allen, Matti Key, Natasha Vallancey and Jade Vasquez.
 
The varsity four will be Genevieve Cassidy, Megan Myre, Peyton Fisk and Kaelin Davis with Nicole Djordjevic at cox.
 
Between the three boats racing, the Tritons will have a total of 15 freshman and sophomores competing in the conference event.
 
UC San Diego placed fifth at the CAA Championships a season ago with 21 team points. The varsity 8+ had the best finish for the Tritons, taking home bronze with a time of 6:45.629.
 
UC SAN DIEGO WOMEN'S ROWING LINEUPS

Varsity 8+	Second 8+
Juni Kim (c)	Bianca Tung (c)
Sabrina Koldinger	Lily Feagler
Laine Bradley	Jessy Li
Annica Ford	Kara Clancy
Sophia Gordon	Audra Lawler
Hailey Caldwell-Meurer	Kyra Allen
Jamie Press	Matti Key
Rachel Cuneo	Natasha Vallancey
Natalie Norstad	Jade Vasquez

 

Varsity 4+

Nicole Djordjevic (c)

Genevieve Cassidy

Megan Myre

Peyton Fisk

Kaelin Davis

 
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