2010 USRowing National Selection Regatta I (NSR I)

The USRowing NSR I is the first of many steps to national team selection in 2010. For the men's and women's single sculls, the regatta serves as the first step towards making the 2010 Senior National Team that will represent the United States at the 2010 World Rowing Championships in Lake Karapiro, New Zealand. The winner of each event will earn the right to compete at a world cup race of their choosing. If the NSR #1 winner finishes in the top four (or top half if there are fewer than eight entries), then he or she will be nominated to the team. For the remaining boat categories, the speed order serves as an opportunity for athletes to test their speed early in the season in preparation for future selection regattas and trials.

NSR 1 Progression System: For Sculling Events - Top 18 from Friday time trial move on to three heats; 19+ to D, E, etc. finals. Top two from each heat advance to A final; places 3-4 advance to B final; places 5-6 advance to C final.

Miranda Cullins, former Case Crew rower and coach, participated in the event. In March 2010 she was invited to train at the Princeton Training Center and is listed in the official results under the "USRowing Training Center" banner.
 
Click here for full results (pdf) from the event.
Row2k.com articles about the event: Friday Time Trial (pdf), Friday Heats (pdf), and Sunday Finals (pdf)

Miranda Cullins (lane 6) pushing against Undine's Heather Johnson to take 2nd place in D Final
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