Yale-Harvard Regatta
Friday, June 7 – Saturday, June 8
Thames River (Gales Ferry, Conn.)
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The illustrious race is upon us! The 157th Yale-Harvard Regatta will kick off on Friday on the Thames River. The combination race will take on place on Friday evening for the Snyder Cup, before the first, second, and third varsity boats will compete in the Sexton Cup, F. Valentine Chappell Trophy, and the New London Cup, respectively.

Schedule of Events
Friday June 7th

• 6:30 PM - 4V/Combination (2 miles)

Saturday June 8th

• 9:45 AM - 3V (2 miles)
• 10:30 AM - 2V (3 miles)
• 11:30 AM - 1V (4 miles)

About the Regatta

• This year marks the 157th regatta in these two programs' storied history.
• The first race was held in 1852 on the waters of Lake Winnipesaukee in Center Harbor, N.H.
• "The Race" began when Yale issued a challenge to Harvard to "test the superiority of the oarsmen of the two colleges." Following the first race in 1852, there was a layoff period until 1855 when Yale reignited the challenge between both institutions.
• The first YH regatta was only two miles long, which eventually transitioned to a four-mile race.

Series Records

• 1V (Sexton Cup): Harvard leads 95-61 (1 no result)
• 2V (F. Valentine Chappell Trophy): Harvard leads 77-42
• 3V (New London Cup): Harvard leads 76-41-1

A Look Back
Last June saw Yale's first varsity boat defeat Harvard for the 61^st time with a finish of 14:29.4 to Harvard's 14:33.3. Yale's second varsity took the win over Harvard by four seconds, as well as the 4V in the combination race on Friday evening by nine seconds. The Crimson took the victory in the third varsity race by just over two seconds.

Lineups
1V
Bow	Ulrik Lohne / Lier, Norway
2	Marcus Emmett / Melbourne, Australia
3	John Patton / Boston, Mass.
4	Seth Hope / Cambridge, New Zealand
5	Yaroslav Mikhaylov / Brookline, Mass.
6	Syvert Senumstad / Kristiansand, Norway
7	Nick Phillips / Melbourne, Australia
Stroke	Harry Geffen / London, UK
Coxswain	Harry Keenan / Sydney, Australia

     
2V

Bow	Joe Long / Chalfont St. Peter, U.K.
2	Benjamin Wiegand / Kenilworth, Ill.
3	Jakov Bijelic / Zagreb, Croatia
4	Hank Michalik / Rye, N.Y
5	Zac Day / London, England
6	Alex Potter / Sydney, Australia
7	Matthew Hansen / London, England
Stroke	Luca Liautaud / London, UK
Coxswain	Justin Lobo / La Jolla, Calif.

 
3V

Bow	Max Gillard / London, England
2	William Sharis / Bettendorf, Iowa
3	Josh Hill / Victoria, Australia
4	William Porter / Madison, Conn.
5	Alexander McClean / Sydney, Australia
6	Felix Mebius / Groningen, the Netherlands
7	Einar Bjorvik / Bergen, Norway
Stroke	Aksel Wergeland / Bergen, Vestland, Norway
Coxswain	Thomas Allen / Mill Valley, Calif.

 
4V

Bow	George Beer / Oxford, England
2	Noah Daniels / Buffalo, N.Y.
3	Scott Moorcroft / Adelaide, South Africa
4	Ed Sharp / Oxford, England
5	Max Peel / London, England
6	Benjamin Heathcote / London, England
7	Magnus Randall / Melbourne, Australia
Stroke	Drew Cavanaugh / Riverside, Conn.
Coxswain	Grace Dodd / Washington, D.C.