CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - Jesuit Crew traveled to Chattanooga, Tennessee to compete at the Head of the Hooch, one of the nation's premier fall regattas. The event featured more than 2,000 entries from across the country, providing a competitive field and valuable experience for all athletes.

Jesuit entered five boats across multiple categories. The Varsity 4+ opened the weekend with a solid effort, finishing 105th in a field of 119. The two Novice 8+ entries placed 17th and 27th out of 27, while the U19 and U17 8+ each earned 11th-place finishes in their respective categories, capping off a strong fall campaign.

"This weekend was a great representation of Jesuit Crew and the support that surrounds our community," said Head Coach Eli Brown. "Our athletes raced with heart, humility, and respect. They've shown that belief in one another and in the process is what continues to drive us forward."

Jesuit Crew now turns its focus toward winter training in preparation for the upcoming spring championship season.

LINEUPS AND RESULTS

Men's U19 8+ – 11th out of 66
c – Walker Bowman
s – Jackson Gregg
7 – Noah Fahrenbruch
6 – Barrett Gibbins
5 – Jesus Rosales
4 – Jett Pruitt
3 – Owen Kubalak
2 – Jonathan Evans
b – Gabe Gerik

Men's U17 8+ – 11th out of 25
c – Sunil Shah
s – Caleb Knight
7 – John Veselka
6 – Nikhil Shah
5 – Benjamin Smith
4 – Noah Walsh
3 – Carter Dailey
2 – John Andrews
b – Bernardo Meza

Men's Youth 4+ – 105th out of 119
c – Nathan Hofmann
s – Samuel Kephart
3 – Matthew Gerst
2 – Christian Raju
b – Dominic Broome

Men's Novice 8+ – 17th out of 27
c – Joey Slovensky
s – Nate Mallinson
7 – Jack Preston
6 – Leo Magana
5 – Ethan Larlee
4 – Matthew Brady
3 – Grant Golden
2 – Elliot Gavin
b – Colin Banse

Men's Novice 8+ – 27th out of 27
c – Shay Wang
s – Grayson Gibbins
7 – Diego Cabrera
6 – Luke Valentino
5 – Max Flores
4 – Jacob Miller
3 – Lucas Aldrey
2 – Archie Preston
b – JD Buchanan