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2004 NCAA Women's Rowing National Championships

May 28-30, 2004

Lake Natoma, Sacramento, CA, USA

Brown Wins Division 1 Grand Final

Sunday (Click here for real-time splits.)
12:17 pm: Congratulations to the Brown Bruins. Official finish times have been posted for all races.
11:38 am: Virtually no wind. Flat conditions.
11:13 am: 2 mph crosswind from the starboard bow. Conditions are very calm.
10:30 am: Light crosswind from starboard.
10:00 am: Conditions are calm.

We have posted predictions for the Division 1 Grand Finals based on our analysis of the performance of crews over the course of the first two days of the regatta.

Saturday
11:45 am: Racing is over for today. Join us again Sunday morning.
10:00 am: It's sunny today, with a crosswind from the starboard bow. Flat water.

Friday
4:00pm: Racing has resumed. There is a 15 mph headwind, making alignment at the start more challenging.
11:22 am: The morning races are over. Racing resumes at 4pm.
11:11 am: The wind has died down. Water is calm.
10:45 am: The wind is picking up, cross headwind from starboard. The water is still flat.
8:30 am: There is an 8 mph headwind with a slight chop.
8:04 am: Racing is now underway at Lake Natoma. The water is flat.

JAMCO presents live split times and results, letting you follow your favorite races in real-time. JAMCO Race Reports are updated automatically during each race.

Here is a sample of real-time race reporting.

Official regatta web site

Color Coding -- Real time movements by crews during each 500 meter interval are highlighted by different colors. Gold (yellow) crews are closing on the leader in the current 500. Silver (light blue) crews are closing on the second place crew, but falling further behind the leader. Bronze (orange) crews are closing on the third place crew, but falling further behind the leader and the second place crews. White crews are falling further behind all three leading crews. Quite often, when a crew turns gold, it takes the lead in the next 500.

 

 

Predictions -- Here are two predictions for the Division 1 Grand Final (JAMCO race number 309) based the performance of the crews earlier in this regatta.

• If each of the crews rows exactly the same splits as they rowed in their Saturday Semi-Finals. (Prediction 409)
• If each of the crews rows exactly the same splits as they rowed in their Friday Heats. (Prediction 509)

Unofficial Times -- JAMCO takes its own finishing times and those are the first finishing times to appear on JAMCO's real time race result pages. Those pages are marked "unofficial" because the Regatta Committee is also taking finishing times, and its times are the "official" times. The Regatta Committee provides JAMCO with its "official" times after the races are over, and JAMCO then enters the "official" times on its reports. Therefore, there may be some delay in replacing the "unofficial" times with "official" times, but the order of finish should not change."

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Automatic Refresh -- During the race, JAMCO updates race results every 500m. JAMCO web pages showing real-time results are designed to automatically reload or refresh every 30 seconds. If you are viewing a race in progress and the page does not automatically reload, please press the "Refresh" or "Reload" button on your browser.

Team JAMCO -- Thanks to the volunteers who helped bring you these race data. Bob, Johnny, Jonathan, Kendall, Laurel, Matthew, Mike, Robbie, and Wade on Friday. Andrew, Bob, Laurel, Matthew, and Walter on Saturday. Bob, Laura, Laura, Laurel, and Sarah on Sunday.

 

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