Issue #6

The Power 10: Women's 2V8+, entering championship season

Wednesday, April 29, 2026·5 min read
Christopher Kilner
Christopher Kilner@ClassicCK
Chief Rowing Analyst
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Winter Park

RPI 2001 (CI 1830–2160). Won the FSRA Sweep women's 2V on April 26 (5:13.07) — their fifth clean 2V win of the spring. Top-rated in the boat class on the mean.

#4↓ OVRTD
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Greenwich

RPI 1951 (CI 1757–2145). Won the women's 2V at Mercer Lake on both days; took silver in the King's Crown A Final by three seconds to Row America Rye.

#11↓ OVRTD
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Atlanta Junior

RPI 1896 (CI 1755–2016). Won the Dogwood Juniors women's 2V Grand Final on April 26 (7:09.0), 2.6 seconds clear of St. Andrews RC.

#3
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Row America Rye

RPI 1870 (CI 1671–2062). Won the King's Crown women's 2V A Final on April 26 (7:02.4) — the marquee result of the spring in the boat class.

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Jackson-Reed

RPI 1850 (CI 1703–1996). Won the Noxontown women's 2V Final A on April 25 (5:31.4) and the TBC Hustle women's 2V Final A on April 11.

#27↓ OVRTD
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Orlando Area Rowing Society

RPI 1841 (CI 1704–1967). 3rd at the FSRA Sweep women's 2V on April 26 — closest FSRA crew to Winter Park inside the league.

#7
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St. Andrews RC

RPI 1839 (CI 1716–1943). 2nd at the Dogwood women's 2V Grand Final on April 26 — the tightest interval in the top seven.

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D.C. National

RPI 1756 (CI 1582–1920). Won the Cooper Cup women's 2V on April 26; the widest interval in the top ten — four rated races on the books.

#10↓ OVRTD
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Marin

RPI 1733 (CI 1601–1870). Six rated races inside the Southwest league through April.

#6↑ UNDRTD
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Newport

RPI 1732 (CI 1609–1856). Tied with Marin to one round number; seven rated races, the most in the bottom half.

#12↓ OVRTD
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