The seats in the Craig Swayze Memorial Grandstand filled early, ready for an action-packed fourth day of competition which saw all three age groups take to the water on Martindale Pond.

With adverse weather causing the cancellation of Monday’s racing at the 2024 World Rowing Championships, there was a further delay on Tuesday morning due to strong winds, but the action finally got started ninety minutes later than originally scheduled, starting with preliminary races and heats in the U23 boat classes.

Murphys led Brown women's rowing to seven national championships and 27 appearances in the NCAA Rowing Championships. Tessa Gobbo ‘13 to succeed as Loyalty Chair.

It was a very fast start to the eight days of competition at the 2024 World Rowing Senior, U23 and U19 Championships as three World Best Times were broken with several others came close in the first of the heats for the senior and U23 boat classes on Sunday August 18.

University of Louisville head rowing coach Derek Copeland has announced that Ed Oxlade has been elevated to associate head coach after serving as the Cardinals’ assistant coach and rigger/boathouse manager since July 2013.

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Bill Manning, who has more than 25 years of success as a rowing coach, both in the Ivy League and internationally, has been named the head women's rowing coach at Penn.

With the Paris 2024 Olympic Games regatta in the rear-view mirror, the attention quickly shifts to St Catharines, Canada, who plays host to the 2024 World Rowing Senior, Under 23 and Under 19 Championships.

Texas Rowing head coach Dave O'Neill announced the promotion of Gia Doonan to associate head coach and the addition of Lanie Nitsch as assistant coach.

Emily Gackowski first-year head coach of the Buckeyes, announced the hiring of three assistant rowing coaches - Mandy Merritt '11. and Bridget Schodorf '18, and Mari Sundbo.

The U.S. men’s eight won the bronze medal on Saturday at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium, giving the U.S. two medals at the Olympic Games Paris 2024 regatta.

The U.S. women’s pair and lightweight women’s double sculls advanced to the finals on Wednesday at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium at the Olympic Games Paris 2024.