Will the resurgent Canadian women’s eight revive a great North American rivalry?
It had been nearly a decade since the Canadian women’s eight led a major championship final with less than 500 meters to row, but there they were at the Lucerne World Cup...
Tips to keep your rowing career on track this season.
Keys to a successful rowing career include consistency, avoiding injuries, and having long term goals that are supported by your short term plans. ...
Source: YaleBulldogs.com
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – After eight seasons as Yale's heavyweight crew coach, John Pescatore has announced that he is resigning from his post. A national search is underway to find his...
Source: The Globe and Mail
C anada's national rowing team swept the men's and women's eight races Sunday on the final day of the 128th Royal Canadian Henley Regatta.
The men's national eight won its race ...
Source: USRowing
RACICE, Czech Republic – In the words of U.S. junior men’s coach Colin Campbell, the United States men’s eight “got it right” on the final day of competition at the 2010 World Rowing Ju...
The U.S. women’s eight won a gold medal, while the men’s eight won silver and the women’s single sculls and lightweight men’s four won bronze, on the final day of competition at the 2010 World Rowing Under 23 Championships in Brest, Belarus.
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Photo by Malcolm Donald
The Craftsbury Small Boat Training Center (SBTC) passed their first test of 2010 with flying colors: three SBTC boats won their finals and will be representing the US in Brest, Belarus for the U23 World Championships. Craftsbu...
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After twenty-one years of rowing out of the same location, the Cleveland Rowing Foundation hopes to purchase a new location for their growing program. The Rivergate Park would not only offer a permanent rowing faci...
Photo: Erin Cafaro, by Peter Spurrier
What cover curse? Earlier this summer, we (presciently) featured U.S. Olympic gold medalist Erin Cafaro on the cover of this magazine. It was an easy call: The 26-year-old Modesto, Calif. resident and rowing partner Susan Francia...
Photo by P eter Spurrier
Speed is the capacity to travel or move quickly. In rowing we look at timing, ratings, and the speed of travel over a given distance, meters per second. Along with general spe...
Bristol, Rhode Island – June 17, 2010: Resolute Racing Shells is proud to announce the addition of Troy Duff to our Resolute team. He brings over 15 years of experience as an athlete and coach.
Troy began his rowing career at West Springfield High in Virginia in 199...
On October 17 th , 2009 at the Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston, the National Rowing Foundation unveiled the names of 18 inductees into the Rowing Hall of Fame. On the weekend of March 20 th and 21 st , the induction ceremony will be held in t...
Photo Contest | Win a Boathouse Jacket
Last year we asked you to send your best rowing photography for our Photo Annual ( Rowing News 16-12) and you delivered. We saw a ton of pretty amazing shots from throughout the year, and the best mad...
Philadelphia’s Schuylkill River course has as much personality as the rowers plying its waters.
Of all the historic rowing cities in the United States, nothing compares to Philadelphia. Anchored by the breathtaking Boathouse Row in the heart of the city, few lo...
Photo: Sara and Red Sargent, 65 and 69 respectively, won the Mixed Masters 2x, the E-F Women's Master 1x and the G-J Men's Master 1x at the Head of the Hooch, by SportGraphics.com
The Head of the Hooch was chock-full of Southern crews who could scoot over to Chattano...
Austin Rowing Club welcomed over 1,100 athletes to the 27 th annual Heart of the Texas Regatta this past weekend on Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas. The event began back in 1983 as a collegiate event, but has since opened to masters, adaptive and j...