Congratulations to the 2008 NCAA Champions

Division I: Brown University (Team Champion) and Yale (Eights)

Division II: Western Washington University

Division III: Williams College (Team) and Trinity (Eights)

JAMCO results and split times

Monday's most popular web pages: Div I - I Eights Grand Final, II Eights Grand Final, I EIghts Petite Final, Fours Grand Final, and Div III Eights Grand Final.

Sunday's most popular pages: Div I - I Eights Grand Final and Petite Final; II Eights Grand Final; Fours Grand Final.

Racing is complete: Yale won the I Eight Grand Final. Photo below, after end of that race.

Division I Championship to be decided in the I Eight Grand Final. (JAMCO Blog updated at 11:11 AM)

At 9:39, it is sunny with a slight cross-head wind from lanes 1 to 6. For the final two I Eights races, the wind was calm.

JAMCO Blog, Pathways to the Division I Title, updated through Saturday races.

Saturday's most popular web pages: Women's Division I - I Semi-finals, Heat 1 and Heat 2; Division III Eight Grand Final.

Division III finals: Grand Final, Petite Final, and Third Final. Congratulations to Williams College, Team Champions. Above, crews cool down after Division III Grand Final on Saturday. (Flickr)

Race Results

Click on the race number to see the live results and split times. Event list in chronological order.

Sunday Line-Ups

• Division I: I Eights Grand Final, II Eights Grand Final, Fours Grand Final
• Division II: Eights Grand Final, Fours Grand Final

On Saturday at 7:15 AM, the sun has just begun peeking through the overcast. Overnight, the pages with the most hits were, Division I - I Eights Heat 1, Heat 2, Heat 3 and Repechage.

The Friday races are over and we have summarized today's progressions below. Temperatures are still more than 25 degrees cooler than at the Pac-10 championships held here two weeks ago.

Friday Results Summary

Division I

I Eights

The following crews advanced to the semi-finals to be rowed Saturday. In the first semi-final are, in lane order: Yale, Cal, Stanford, Harvard, Princeton, and Washington State. In the second semifinal are, in lane order: Brown, Michigan State, Virginia, Washington, USC, and U of Michigan. The remaining crews will race in the third final on Sunday.

Second Eights

Brown and Ohio State advanced to the Grand Final on Sunday. The rest will row in the two repechages on Saturday.

Fours

University of Virginia and University of Washington advanced to the Grand Final on Sunday. The rest will row in the two repechage races on Saturday.

Division II

Eights

UC San Diego and Western Washington advanced to the Grand Final on Sunday. The rest will race in a repechage on Saturday.

Fours

Western Washington advanced to the Grand Final on Sunday. The rest will race in a repechage on Saturday.

Division III Eights

Coast Guard 1, Ithaca 1, Puget Sound 1, Trinity 1, Williams 1 and Williams 2 advanced to the Grand Final to be held Saturday.

The Course

Lake Natoma is located in the metropolitan Sacramento area [ Google Maps ], near the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains. It is fed by the snow melt by the American River and is a year-round, multi-use recreational area.

The race course is a world-class facility for rowing, kayaking, canoeing, and other water sports. The facility is run by the Sacramento State Aquatic Center and the California State Parks and Recreation.

Team Selection Announcements

At NCAA.com: Division I, Division II and Division III.

About JAMCO Race Bulletins

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 a considerable delay in replacing the "unofficial" times with "official" times, but the order of finish should not change."

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.

Printing Tips — When printing JAMCO race bulletins, you may get better results if you set your browser to print background colors and images. If you are using MS Internet Explorer, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced and scroll down to where you see "Printing - Print background colors and images."

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

JAMCO is completely run by volunteers, for the benefit of the rowing community.

On Friday, the following people were on the course bringing you live results: Annette, Dani, Izzy, Megan, Sherry, and Tim. On Saturday, we were these volunteers: Cheryl, Debra, Kim, Pete, and Tim. On Sunday, we were assisted by: Darren, Jennifer, Megan, Tanya and Tim.

Trademarks

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