Cal Women's Crew NCAA Championship Sunday Thread

When: 5 AM PT

Online Stream: NCAA (click on the Watch Live when the stream goes live)

Twitter Updates: @CalWCrew

Racing out at Eagle Creek Part near Indianapolis, Indiana, the Cal Women's Crew managed to get two of the three (Varsity 8 and JV 8) boats into the final on Saturday. The Varsity 4 Cal boat will compete in the B Final.

Out of all the schools, only two (USC and Ohio State) have all three boats in the finals.

Unlike the Men's Crew in IRA where the "National Championship" is purely determined by the Varsity 8 result, the women's championship is awarded to the team with the most accumulated points through all three events. While the Bears' chance at the title is a bit smaller given the smaller maximum possible points available today with only two boats in A Finals, stranger things can happen.

Sunday's Cal Schedule:

09:20 AM ET / 06:20 AM PT

Div I Fours Petite

Final (places 7-12)

Michigan

Stanford

California

Grier Uu(4),

Charlotte Passot(3),

Madeline Wolf(2),

Caroline Rosetti(1),

Cox: Lynn Anderson

Princeton

Notre Dame

Yale

09:50 AM ET / 06:50 AM PT

Div I II Eights

Grand Final

(places 1-6)

Princeton

Yale

Ohio State

Brown

California

Sarah Schwartz(8),

Jacinta Edmunds(7),

Heather Hargreaves(6),

Charlotte Siering(5),

Rosemary Popa(4),

Kyndal Mancho(3),

Ingvild Roenningen(2),

Michelle Leason(1),

Cox: Lindsey Meltz

Southern California

10:10 AM ET / 7:10 AM PT

Div I I Eights

Grand Final

(places 1-6)

Washington

Southern California

Virginia

Ohio State

Princeton

California

Agatha Nowinski(8),

Erica Rippe(7),

Paparangi Hipango(6),

Kara Kohler(5),

Jennifer Helssen(4),

Kendall Chase(3),

Maggie Simpson(2),

Clair Premzic(1), Cox:

Rachel Ersted

Cal Women's Crew in NCAA Championship History:

One of only three Cal Women's Team sport (along with Softball and Swimming & Diving) to have won the NCAA Championship, the Bears won back-to-back NCAA title in 2005 and 2006. Bears have another title from 1980 before Women's Rowing is part of the NCAA.

ROW ON YOU BEARS!