Princeton Open Women's Crew

Princeton Women First Varsity 8 - 2002 Sprints
(more Sprints 2002 photos)

2003-2004 Season

• Article: W. crew to row in EAWRC Sprints - Camden hosts race to decide berths for NCAA tournament - from The Daily Princetonian 5/07/04
• Article: Open weight crew completes undefeated regular season - from The Daily Princetonian 5/03/04
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• Article: Despite catching crab, open women defeat ranked foes - from The Daily Princetonian 4/27/04
• Article: W. crew teams dominate in Jersey; men's squads both fall - from The Daily Princetonian 4/20/04
• Article: M., w. crew drop only one race among top varsity - from The Daily Princetonian 4/15/04
• Article: Men's heavyweight, women's open crew continue to impress - from The Daily Princetonian 4/05/04
• Women's Roster

2002-2003 Season

• Women's Roster

2001-2002 Season

• Women win at Sprints 2002 Awards Photos
• Princeton Teams Sweep Saturday 4/6 Races
• Women's Open Crew Begin Season With Brown And Michigan State
• Princeton Athletic Dept. - Open Women's Crew Page

2000-2001 Season

• Women's Roster

1999-2000 Season

• Current Open Women's Spring Race Results
• Women's Rosters (Online Guide Version) ; Open Women's Roster (text only)
• Spring Race Schedule
• Fall Race Results: the Belly ; Head of the Schuylkill; Head of the Charles; 3-Mile Chase

1998-1999 Season

• Complete Princeton Women's Crew Results
• 1999 Season Review (Online Guide Version); 1999 Season Review (additional)

1997-1998 Season

• Complete Princeton Women's Crew Results
• Race Schedule
• Women's Roster
  

1996-1997 Season

• 1997 Season Review

Head Coach: Lori Dauphiny

dauphiny@princeton.edu

Lori Dauphiny enters her fourth year as the head coach of women's open crew at Princeton after leading the Tigers 32-3 record in her first three seasons. Under Dauphiny Princeton has participated in all three NCAA championships. The 1999 Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year, Dauphiny led the Tigers to a 4th place finish in the NCAA championships a year ago.

Dauphiny was named head coach of women's crew at the conclusion of the 1996 season after leading the novice program to five straight Eastern Sprints titles. She was named EAWRC novice coach of the year in 1993 and 1994 and varsity Coach of the Year in 1997. Prior to her arrival at Princeton, Dauphiny spent two years at Columbia coaching the women's novice crew.

A 1985 graduate of Washington, she enjoyed an outstanding collegiate career that included a second-place finish at the 1994 National Collegiate Championships. She also was a three-time winner at the Pac-10 Conference championships, the West Coast's equivalent of the Eastern Sprints. Dauphiny twice won gold medals for the U.S. at the Canadian Henley. Dauphiny spent the summer of 1997 as an assistant coach for the U.S. national team and will continue to work with the U.S. team at the next world championships.

Assistant/Novice Coach: Wendy Levash

Wendy Levash starts in the fall of 2001 as the new Princeton novice open women's coach after having coached the Cornell University novice women for the past three years. In her last season as coach at Cornell, her first novice eight went undefeated and took first place at the Eastern Sprints and she was named the EAWRC Novice Coach of the Year!

Levash, a 1998 Princeton graduate, won the Eastern Sprints as a freshman in 1995 as part of the Tiger's first novice eight, and as a junior in 1997 with the first varsity eight. She was named to the All Ivy League First Team in 1998 and raced at the NCAA Championships in 1997 and 1998. Levash was also the Princeton women's crew captain in her senior year. We welcome her back to Princeton for the 2001-2002 season.

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