UMass Wins 2003 Henley Women's Regatta

Lauren Cromwell (right) and Lizzy Boyle (left), members of the 2003 UMass varsity eight, pose for the camera outside Henley. The Minutewomen competed in the 2003 Henley Women's Regatta June 20-22.

 Coach Dietz' and the varsity eight team members took time out of the trip to visit the Henley Museum, where they posed with the statue of Sir Steven Redgrove. The legendary Redgrove won five consecutive Olympic gold medals in five straight Olympics, the only person ever to do so in any sport.

 Mike Sweeney of the Royal Henley Regatta Association presents the PriceWaterhouseCoopers 2003 college eights championship trophy to Catherine Gariepy and her varsity eight teammates.
UMass varsity eight coxswain Megan Mastropolo (middle) and her teammates pose with Mike Sweeney (far left) of the Royal Henley Regatta Association. The Minutewomen claimed the gold medal with a win over Ireland's U.C.D. in the 2003 Henley Regatta's College Eights division.

 The UMass junior varsity eight advanced to the semifinals of the 2003 women's Henley Royal Regatta.

 The UMass varsity eight at work during the 2003 Royal Henley Regatta. The Minutewomen's varsity eight boat captured four gold medals during the 2003 campaign.
The UMass varsity eight poses with the championship trophy of the 2003 Women's Henley Royal Regatta.

 The UMass shell shown here racing on the Henley is named for Cathryn Lombardi, the wife of second-year Massachusetts Chancellor Dr. John V. Lombardi.

The UMass varsity eight captured the College Eights title at the 2003 Henley Women's Regatta. The Minutewomen downed U.C.D. of Ireland in the championship race by 2 3/4 lengths.
2003 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year Jim Dietz talks strategy with the Minutewomen's varsity eight boat prior to one of its races at the 2003 Henley Royal Regatta.

 

 

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