Straight Named Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association Second Team All-America
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June 4, 2004

The Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) has announced the sixth annual All-America first and second teams, with Duke freshman Amber Straight earning second team honors. Straight, also a first team South Region All-America, is the first Duke freshman rower to be named to an All-America team.

The All-America award is designed to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of female rowers and coxswains during the current season. The criteria include meeting eligibility rules as defined by the athlete's institution, participating in at least 75 percent of the season's races in the varsity boat, and the student-athlete's Head Coach must be a member in good standing of the CRCA.

The All-America first and second teams were selected by the regional chairpersons following the NCAA Championships from the rowers who had received All-Region first team honors.

2004 CRCA All-America Awards

First Team

Diana Albrecht Ohio State Ashley Brzozowicz Yale Hannah England Princeton Tatiana Grigorieva Ohio State Sanda Hangan Washington Martha Helgeland California-Berkeley Stacey Hicks Michigan State Andrea Korom Southern Cal. Leah Ketcheson Michigan Natalie Ladine Notre Dame Lis Lambert Harvard Caroline Lind Princeton Heather Mandoli Michigan Chelsea Pemberton Tennessee Karen Prazar Brown Jennifer Reck Virginia Lindsay Shoop Virginia Maria Stevens Yale Ruth Stiver Texas Kaylan Vander Schilden California-Berkeley Marie Walcott Brown

Coxswain: Erika Faires, Brown

Second Team

Katie Bargreen Tennessee Maria Bokulich Gonzaga Genevieve Cauchon-Voyer Virginia Kara Eiber Boston Annabell Fago Ohio State Missy Fiesler Stanford Susan Francia Pennsylvania Anna Goodale Syracuse Kari Harmon Wisconsin Julie Keedy Texas Jenny Krawec Miami Stefanie Levner Harvard Simone Manhold Southern Cal. Katie O'Brien Massachusetts Erin Patterson Washington State Melissa Roche Minnesota Yvonneke Stenken Washington Amber Straight Duke Kim Taggart Princeton Laura Terheyden California-Berkeley Julia White-Hoppe Oregon State

Coxswain: Michelle Parris, Princeton