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Princeton at the World Championships

Princeton rowing was well represented at the 1999 World Championships held at St. Catharines in Ontario, Canada. Ten Princeton athletes competed in the event, including two undergraduates. The Class of 1998, which featured Chris Ahrens, who shared the Roper Award as Princeton's outstanding senior male athlete, made the largest showing with three participating members. Ahrens combined with fellow Tiger graduate Tom Welsh to win the gold with the men's eight at the championships. In addition there were six Princeton staff members on the U.S. staff.

Profile: Chris Ahrens '98
• stroke in first-place men's eight with coxswain at 1999 World Championships
• stroke in first-place men's eight with coxswain at 1998 World Championships
• stroke in first-place men's eight with coxswain at 1997 World Championships
• stroke in first-place men's four with coxswain at 1995 World Championships
• became youngest rower ever to win gold at World Championships
• stroked Princeton to 1996 and 1998 national collegiate championships
• stroked Princeton to first undefeated season in 116 years in 1997
• stroked Princeton to Eastern Sprints title in 1997
• stroked Princeton freshman eight to 1995 national championship
• shared the Roper Award as Princeton's outstanding senior male athlete in 1998
• a history major from Whitefish Bay, Wisc.

Profile: Lianne Bennion Nelson '95
• is one of only five U.S. rowers all-time to win a collegiate championship
and world championship in the same year (1995)
• won the first-ever Women's Invitational Eights title at the 1998 Henley Royal Regatta
• won a gold medal in the four at the 1995 World Championships
• finished second in the women's eight with coxswain at the 1998 World Championships
• finished sixth in the pair at the 1994 World Championships
• stroked Princeton women's eight to collegiate national championships in 1993, 1994 and 1995
• stroked Princeton women's eight to Eastern Sprints championships in 1993, 1994 and 1995
• stroked Princeton women's eight to undefeated regular seasons in 1993 and 1994
• stroked Princeton novice eight to the junior varsity national championship in 1992
• stroked Princeton novice eight to the Eastern Sprints novice championship in 1992
• stroked Princeton novice eight to an undefeated regular season in 1992
• a religion major from Seattle, Wash.

Princetonians at the 1999 World Championships
Athlete	Country	Boat	Place
Chris Ahrens '98	USA	M8+	1st
Kevin Cotter '96	USA	LM8+	1st
Morgan Crooks '98	Canada	M2-	8th
Stephanie Gregg '96	USA	Alternate
Tom Herschmiller '00	Canada	M8+	8th
Sean Kammann '98	USA	LM8+	1st
Lianne Nelson '95	USA	2-	7th
Alexey Salamini '99	USA	LM8	1st
Paul Teti '00	USA	LM4-	9th
Tom Welsh '99	USA	M8+	1st

Princeton Coaches & Staff
Lori Dauphiny	Joe Murtaugh	Greg Hughes
Curtis Jordan	Mike Teti	Brad Woodrick

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