The Chronicle recently published their 2024 season preview for the Duke women’s rowing team. The media organization, run entirely by Duke students, predicts that the Blue Devils will finish second in the ACC and 11th at the NCAA Championships. Coach Megan Cook Carcagno has high expectations for the team, which finished in a program-best 14th place at last year’s NCAAs. “There’s a ton of reasons why this can be our fastest team that we’ve ever put on the water,” Cooke Carcagno said.
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The Big Ten Invite, held April 19-20 in Sarasota, FL, is “a really important regatta for us,” Cook Carcagno highlights. Eight Big Ten teams will take on ten programs invited from other conferences, featuring six teams that finished in the top-15 at the 2023 NCAA Championships, including defending national champions Stanford.
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