D. I or D. II in women's lightweight rowing?

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kblanchard
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D. I or D. II in women's lightweight rowing?

Post by kblanchard » August 13th, 2012, 5:40 pm

Hi,
I'm going to be a junior in high school. I was 5'7" at my last checkup and weigh ~126 lbs during the season. My 2k PR is 8:36.4. (Not great, I know; I'm working on it).
What I would like to know is the differences between D. I and D. II in women's rowing, especially in the lightweight category. I like the competetive nature of D. I, but I'm not sure I'd lenjoy being basically owned by my sports schedule. At the same time, I don't know much about D. II. Help! :shock:
Thanks!
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ArmandoChavezUNC
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Re: D. I or D. II in women's lightweight rowing?

Post by ArmandoChavezUNC » August 14th, 2012, 7:14 am

I think you might get better responses if you post in

rowingillustrated.com/boards

Lots of ex-collegiate rowers on there who can give you good info. In fact you can probably search and find old topics on the same subject
PBs: 2k 6:09.0 (2020), 6k 19:38.9 (2020), 10k 33:55.5 (2019), 60' 17,014m (2018), HM 1:13:27.5 (2019)

Old PBs: LP 1:09.9 (~2010), 100m 16.1 (~2010), 500m 1:26.7 (~2010), 1k 3:07.0 (~2010)
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