Queen's Rowing had their second straight strong performance this past weekend at the Brock Invitational in St. Catharines, Ont., earning 22 total medals.

The Gaels won six gold medals, nine silver medals, and six bronze medals at the regatta.

Earning gold medals were the Women's LWT 1X, Women's 2-, Women's LWT 2-, Women's 4+, Men's LWT 2X, and Men's LWT 4+.

Gillian Jansen (Life Science: Specialization) won gold in the Women's LWT 1X. Jansen and Isi Ferguson (Graduate Studies) won gold in the Women's 2-. Seija Erickson (Kinesiology), Roxy Nazar (Master of Public Health), Alexis McLaughlin (Mechanical Engineering), Kenzie Thompson (Applied Science), and cox Ava Wong (Commerce) won gold in the Women's 4+. Nigel Radhakrishnan (Electrical Engineering) and Liam Shapland (Smith Engineering) won gold in the Men's LWT 2X. And Radhakrishnan, Shapland, Alex Ladage (Graduate Studies), Leo Biancaniello (Applied Science), and cox Lauren Schwandt (Smith Engineering) won gold in the Men's LWT 4+.

Earning silver medals were the Women's 1X, Women's LWT 4+, Women's 8+, Women's LWT 8+, Men's LWT 1X, Men's 2X, Men's LWT 2-, Men's LWT 4+, and Men's Novice 4+.

Julia Schuurmans (School of Medicine) won silver in the Women's 1X. Ferguson, Orla Bailey (Arts & Science), Sophie Aspinall (Health Sciences), Isabel Geiger (Arts & Science), and cox Nicole Schmidt (Nursing) won silver in the Women's LWT 4+. Kaija Erickson (Kinesiology), Jacquie Groenewegen (Computer Engineering), Seija Erickson, Nazar, Emerson Wehmeyer (Applied Science), Thompson, McLaughlin, Schuurmans, and cox Wong won silver in the Women's 8+. Lucy Finlayson (Health Sciences), Abigail Cox (Sciences), Sophie Robbins (Physics and Computer Science), Hadley Micheal (Arts & Science), Juliet Fandrick (Kinesiology), Solena Chernov (Arts & Science), Kaie Bain (Arts & Science), Ayva Cottrell (Arts & Science), and cox Rowan Lawlor (Life Sciences and Biochemistry) won silver in the Women's LWT 8+.

And on the Men's side, Jackson Schwandt (Mathematical Physics) won silver in the Men's LWT 1X. Ladage won silver in the Men's 2X. Ben Schindler (Concurrent Ed/Arts) and Noah Paquin (Smith Engineering) won silver in the Men's LWT 2-. Markus Muller (Smith Engineering), Kieran Fitzpatrick (Commerce), Dennis Ovdiyenko (Mining Engineering), James Cuff (Arts & Science), and cox Lauren Schwandt (Geological Engineering) won silver in the Men's LWT 4+. And Declan Bulteel (Smith Engineering), Robin Daniels (Arts & Science), Dawson Badali (Arts & Science), Ryan Ben Lassoued (Smith School of Business), and cox Lillian Gervais (Arts & Science) won silver in the Men's Novice 4+.

And earning bronze medals were the Women's LWT 2X, Men's LWT 1+, Men's 2-, Men's 4+, Men's 8+, and Men's LWT 8+.

Finlayson and Cox won bronze in the Women's LWT 2X. Liam Haughian (Engineering) won bronze in the Men's LWT 1+. Alex Wittstock (Smith School of Business) and James MacNeil (Kinesiology) won bronze in the Men 's 2-. Connor Dickson (Applied Science), Andrew Schrompf (Arts & Science), Joshua Mills (Applied Science), Chase Morris (Smith Engineering), and cox Sean O'Connor (Arts & Science) won bronze in the Men's 4+. Wittstock, Aiden MacPhail (Arts Econ), Dickson, MacNeil, Schrompf, Mills, Peyton Williams (Applied Science), Morris, and cox Sophie Stuart (Smith Engineering) won bronze in the Men's 8+. ANd Muller, Ovdiyenko, Fitzpatrick, Cuff, Paquin, Jackson Schwandt, Schindler, Haighian, and cox Lauren Schwandt won bronze in the Men's KWT 8+.

Queen's Rowing returns to the water next weekend for the Head of the Charles Regatta in Cambridge, MA.