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By Paul Goedeke

Posted October 7, 2009 at 12:00 am

From left to right: Junior Andrew Warshauer, junior Stephen Washburn, senior Kirk Altman and junior Connor Graham compete in the North Channel Challenge Regatta in Skokie, Ill. The Bears won the coxswained Men’s Varsity 4 Event and the overall regatta with the lowest overall time. Wash. U. also took first in the coxswained Men’s and Women’s Varsity 8 events. The crew team defeated the University of Illinois, University of Chicago, Northwestern, Augustana College, and North Point College. “It was a good sign for what we have coming up for the rest of the year,” Warshauer said. (Paul Goedeke | Student Life)

From left to right: Junior Andrew Warshauer, junior Stephen Washburn, senior Kirk Altman and junior Connor Graham compete in the North Channel Challenge Regatta in Skokie, Ill. The Bears won the coxswained Men’s Varsity 4 Event and the overall regatta with the lowest overall time. Wash. U. also took first in the coxswained Men’s and Women’s Varsity 8 events. The crew team defeated the University of Illinois, University of Chicago, Northwestern, Augustana College, and North Point College. “It was a good sign for what we have coming up for the rest of the year,” Warshauer said. (Paul Goedeke | Student Life)

2 Comments

  • On October 7, 2009 at 8:55 pm Steve Washburn said

    Well done Wash U Crew!– Proud of you all– Well done and looking forward to following a successful season!

  • On October 7, 2009 at 8:58 pm Steve Washburn said

    BTW- Above post is from a proud Dad of one of the team members– not from my son Stephen!

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