Following six years on the East Coast, the IRA returns to the West Coast and Lake Natoma for the fifth time since 2009. “Lake Natoma is one of the premier rowing venues in the country,” said Laura Kunkemueller, IRA Commissioner.

He cited the need to adapt to change and vowed to broaden rowing’s reach, enhance its image, and diversify sources of revenue.

For Sean Bamman, rowing was a path out of poverty. Thirty years later, he is helping raise money for a much-needed boathouse on the Arlington side of the Potomac

Murtaugh joins current Olympic champion in the single Karolien Florjin, defending Charles champion Michelle Sechser, and a slew of elite oarswomen in the championship singles event.

Olympians Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have made a record donation to USRowing, which will rename the senior, Para, and Beach Sprint teams the Gemini.com U.S. National Team and the Mercer Lake, N.J. facility the Winklevoss Training Center.

The National Rowing Foundation recognizes three crews and two individuals for their outstanding achievements.

Michiel Bartman will remain in Philadelphia, moving upstream to Saint Joseph’s University to become director of rowing and head coach of men’s rowing.

The United States finished fifth in the medals table with golds from the women's four and Michelle Sechser, while Canada went home empty-handed.

Gordon Getsinger is the new associate head coach of women’s rowing at Dartmouth.

  The U.S. women's four of bow Camille Vandermeer, Azja Czajkowski, Teal Cohen, and stroke Kaitlin...

The U.S women's pair of Holly Drapp and Jess Thoennes won bronze and both U.S. eights advanced to the A finals at the 2025 World Rowing Championships.

This will be the first time that a commercial logo appears next to the iconic Texas Longhorn at the university boathouse.