The 2024 North Carolina Rowing Championships presented by the Lenny Peters Foundation was another great success!

The auctioning of an historic rowing gold medal prompts a reflection on what matters—the token or the memory?

Oak Hollow Lake in High Point, N.C. will host 443 crews for the North Carolina Rowing Championships, Saturday, April 20, making the Tar Heel State the latest hotspot of growth in the sport.

This weekend's racing is highlighted by the Big Ten Invite, North Carolina Rowing Championships, and the Cal-UW Dual.

In slow conditions, crews raced to high percentages of “Competitive Standard Time”—a promising sign for Olympic qualification, if not medals.

The longtime commissioner oversaw the oldest rowing organization and collegiate championship in the U.S. for 26 years.

While the DI ranking remained relatively consistent, DII and DIII both saw some significant shakeups at the top in this week's Pocock CRCA Coaches Poll. Embry-Riddle, on the strength of their performance at last weekend's Knecht Cup, jumped from fifth to second in the DII poll while Wesleyan dropped from first to third in the DIII poll after losing to #1 Tufts, formerly ranked #2. 

The IRCA/IRA Coaches Poll - Week 2 has been released, with Harvard holding on to the top spot in the both the DI Heavyweight and Lightweight Varsity Eight polls, while Wesleyan still sits atop the DIII poll.

The latest issue of Rowing News is available! Check out the full May 2024 magazine here.

We race to win, with no room for debate about the result, which is decided on the water.

WASHINGTON - Despite high winds, GW women's rowing got on the water for multiple matches...