Champ AQs at large selections revealed
Champ AQs, at-large selections revealed NCAA.com
California (Pac-12 Conference)
UCF (American Athletic Conference)
Gonzaga (West Coast Conference)
Jacksonville (Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference)
Massachusetts (Atlantic 10 Conference)
Navy (Patriot League)
Northeastern (Colonial Athletic Conference)
Ohio State (Big Ten Conference)
Texas (Big 12 Conference)
Virginia (Atlantic Coast Conference) At-Large Selections: Harvard
Indiana
Michigan
Notre Dame
Princeton
Southern California
Stanford
Washington
Washington State
Wisconsin
Yale The seeding for each boat classification is as follows: I EIGHTS II EIGHTS FOURS 1 California 1 Washington 1 Washington 2 Ohio State 2 Virginia 2 Brown 3 Stanford 3 Brown 3 Virginia 4 Brown 4 California 4 Ohio State 5 Washington 5 Michigan 5 Washington State 6 Virginia 6 Ohio State 6 Yale 7 Michigan 7 Washington State 7 California 8 Yale 8 Harvard 8 Michigan 9 Princeton 9 Stanford 9 Princeton 10 Indiana 10 Texas 10 Texas 11 Washington State 11 Wisconsin 11 Southern California 12 Texas 12 Yale 12 Wisconsin 13 Harvard 13 Southern California 13 Stanford 14 Notre Dame 14 Princeton 14 Notre Dame 15 Wisconsin 15 Notre Dame 15 Harvard 16 Southern California 16 Indiana 16 Indiana 17 Gonzaga 17 Gonzaga 17 Gonzaga 18 UCF 18 UCF 18 Massachusetts 19 Northeastern 19 Northeastern 19 Navy 20 Massachusetts 20 Massachusetts 20 Northeastern 21 Navy 21 Navy 21 Jacksonville 22 Jacksonville 22 Jacksonville 22 UCF
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PRESENTED BY INDIANAPOLIS -- The NCAA Division I Women’s Rowing Committee has selected the teams that will compete in the 2015 NCAA Division I Women’s Rowing Championships. The championships will be held May 29 – 31 at the Sacramento State Aquatic Center in Gold River, Calif. with the Pac-12 Conference serving as host. The team championship is composed of 22 teams. Eleven conferences were awarded automatic qualification and the remaining 11 slots were filled with at-large selections to complete the championship field. Teams qualifying for the championship as an automatic qualifier or as an at-large are required to field two boats of eight rowers and one boat of four rowers. For the I Eights, II Eights and Fours, all 22 boats will be seeded into four heats. In 2014, Ohio State claimed its second consecutive rowing national title at the NCAA Division I Women’s Rowing Championships at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis. The following teams were selected: Automatic Qualifiers: Brown (The Ivy League)California (Pac-12 Conference)
UCF (American Athletic Conference)
Gonzaga (West Coast Conference)
Jacksonville (Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference)
Massachusetts (Atlantic 10 Conference)
Navy (Patriot League)
Northeastern (Colonial Athletic Conference)
Ohio State (Big Ten Conference)
Texas (Big 12 Conference)
Virginia (Atlantic Coast Conference) At-Large Selections: Harvard
Indiana
Michigan
Notre Dame
Princeton
Southern California
Stanford
Washington
Washington State
Wisconsin
Yale The seeding for each boat classification is as follows: I EIGHTS II EIGHTS FOURS 1 California 1 Washington 1 Washington 2 Ohio State 2 Virginia 2 Brown 3 Stanford 3 Brown 3 Virginia 4 Brown 4 California 4 Ohio State 5 Washington 5 Michigan 5 Washington State 6 Virginia 6 Ohio State 6 Yale 7 Michigan 7 Washington State 7 California 8 Yale 8 Harvard 8 Michigan 9 Princeton 9 Stanford 9 Princeton 10 Indiana 10 Texas 10 Texas 11 Washington State 11 Wisconsin 11 Southern California 12 Texas 12 Yale 12 Wisconsin 13 Harvard 13 Southern California 13 Stanford 14 Notre Dame 14 Princeton 14 Notre Dame 15 Wisconsin 15 Notre Dame 15 Harvard 16 Southern California 16 Indiana 16 Indiana 17 Gonzaga 17 Gonzaga 17 Gonzaga 18 UCF 18 UCF 18 Massachusetts 19 Northeastern 19 Northeastern 19 Navy 20 Massachusetts 20 Massachusetts 20 Northeastern 21 Navy 21 Navy 21 Jacksonville 22 Jacksonville 22 Jacksonville 22 UCF