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Atomic Rowing pair finishes 11th in USRowing Youth National Championships

Posted at 11:32 am June 20, 2019
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An Atomic Rowing team finished 11th in the USRowing Youth National Championships in Sarasota, Florida, from June 6-9, 2019. The women’s lightweight double consisted of Sara Kate White, a sophomore at Maryville High School, and Veda Seay, a senior at Oak Ridge High School. (Photo courtesy Rachel Seay)

An Atomic Rowing team finished 11th in the nation at youth championships in Florida this month.

The women’s lightweight double consisted of Veda Seay, a senior at Oak Ridge High School, and Sara Kate White, a sophomore at Maryville High School. They competed in the USRowing Youth National Championships in Sarasota, Florida, from June 6-9.

Seay and White had a fantastic weekend of racing, a press release said. Their boat placed 12th in time trials on Thursday, June 6, with a time of 7:29.200. Only the top nine teams advanced to semifinals, and the rest competed in a second-chance repechage.

Seay and White went on to win their repechage race on Friday, June 7, to advance to semifinals with a time of 7:47.576, beating a PNRA/Mercer team by about two seconds.

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Filed Under: Front Page News, Rowing, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Atomic Rowing, East Tennessee Rowing Club, Evelyn Radford, Maryville High School, Oak Ridge High School, Rachel Seay, rowing, Sara Kate White, USRowing, USRowing Youth National Championships, Veda Seay

Atomic Rowing competing in USRowing Youth National Championships

Posted at 10:30 am June 9, 2019
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Sara Kate White and Veda Seay racing the lightweight double in the USRowing Southeast Regional Championships in Oak Ridge in May 2019. (Photo courtesy Rachel Seay)

Atomic Rowing has two boats competing in the USRowing Youth National Championships in Sarasota, Florida, this weekend, from June 6-9.

The boats earned their spots in the national championships by finishing in the top three in the finals of the 2019 US Rowing Southeast Regional Championships from May 11-12 in Oak Ridge.

Atomic Rowing had several boats advance into the finals of the regional championships, and two boats placed in the top three in the finals, advancing to the national championships.

Sara Kate White, a freshman at Maryville Junior High, and Veda Seay, a junior at Oak Ridge High School, finished an undefeated season by taking first place in the women’s lightweight double, a press release said.

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Filed Under: Front Page News, Rowing, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: 2019 US Rowing Southeast Regional Championships, Adam Calder, Atomic Rowing, Cliff Barron, Dalton Peters, Fred Perkinson, Jacob Hensley, Jorge Gonzalez, Matthew Franks, Reagan Lewis, Sara Kate White, USRowing Youth National Championships, Veda Seay

Fisher, an ORHS graduate, competes in world rowing championships this week

Posted at 3:59 pm August 7, 2018
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Local rower Kristopher Fisher participates in a signing ceremony with Temple University at Oak Ridge High School on Friday, Feb. 16, 2018. (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

Local rower Kristopher Fisher participates in a signing ceremony with Temple University at Oak Ridge High School on Friday, Feb. 16, 2018. (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

 

Local rower Kristopher Fisher, who attended Oak Ridge High School last year and signed with Temple University in February, will compete in world rowing championships in the Czech Republic this week.

Fisher and Cooper Tuckerman of Bozeman, Montana, will race in the Junior Men’s Double Sculls event at the World Rowing Junior Championships, which are scheduled from August 8-12 in Racice, outside of Prague in the Czech Republic. (You can see the start list here and the Heat 2 start list for Wednesday here.) More than 750 athletes from 57 nations are competing.

Fisher and Tuckerman swept the Men’s U19 2x at the USRowing National Team Trials in July, winning the best-of-three format handily with victories in both the first and second event, according to the Oak Ridge Rowing Association.

On July 5, Fisher and Tuckerman were tightly matched by Jeremy Wolpert of San Juan Capistrano, California, and Michael Fairley of Saratoga Springs, New York, through the first 500 meters before pulling away in the middle 1,000, finishing in 6:56.41. The second place pair finished well back in 7:08.03. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, Rowing, Slider, Sports, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Atomic Rowing, Clara Hay, Cooper Tuckerman, Evelyn Radford, Junior Men's Double Sculls, Kimberly Bell, Kristopher Fisher, Men's U19 2x, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge Rowing Association, ORRA, rowing, Shannon Moore, Temple University, USRowing Club Nationals, USRowing Junior National Championships, USRowing National Team Trials, USRowing’s Youth National Championships, Veda Seay, Vesper Boat Club, world rowing championships, World Rowing Junior Championships

Soccer photos: Oak Ridge vs. Science Hill

Posted at 11:30 am September 2, 2016
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Oak Ridge senior Olivia Hoyt (18) plays defense against Science Hill during a 3-1 win for the Lady Wildcats at home on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016. (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

 

The Oak Ridge girls soccer team beat Science Hill 3-1 at home on Wednesday. Here are photos by John Huotari of Oak Ridge Today. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Gracie Duncan, Jeff Trombly, Jennie Pont Briant, Katie O'Brien, Katrina Williams, Kelsie Giannelli, Lady Wildcats, Laura Snyder, Leah Scudder, Maddie Peters, Nancy Pont Briant, Oak Ridge, Olivia Hoyt, Pro2Serve Oak Ridge Soccer Complex, Savannah Johns, Science Hill, Veda Seay, Zoe Van Hook

Soccer: Lady Wildcats a young team, coach wants consistent play

Posted at 6:33 pm August 25, 2016
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The Oak Ridge Lady Wildcats soccer team picked up their second district win and second shutout with a 5-0 victory over Karns at home on Tuesday, Aug. 23, 2016. Pictured above are Oak Ridge freshman Muskaan Vohra (23) and Karns freshman Haley Rayfield (19). (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

 

The young Oak Ridge Lady Wildcats soccer team picked up its second district win and second shutout with a 5-0 victory over Karns at home on Tuesday.

The Lady Wildcats (4-1, 2-0 District 3-AAA) outshot Karns 29-4. Freshman Katie O’Brien scored two of Oak Ridge’s five goals.

Oak Ridge opened the regular season with an 11-0 win at Anderson County on Tuesday, August 16.

The Lady Wildcats have eight freshman listed on the roster of 20 players. Four of the eight started this past Tuesday. Oak Ridge Coach Jeff Trombly said the young team is struggling with consistency.

“It’s a work in progress,” Trombly said, after the girls’ first regular-season home game. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Alyssa Kral, Ashlynn Riikola, Catholic, Cookeville, Father Ryan, Haley Rayfield, Jeff Trombly, Karns, Kate Hausladen, Katie O'Brien, Muskaan Vohra, Oak Ridge Lady Wildcats, Sarah Roberts, soccer, Taylor Elrod, Veda Seay, Zoe Van Hook

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