Eleven women DI head coaches, including three titans of the sport, leave their posts, and five are replaced by men.

Rowing benefactor Seán Colgan explains why he no longer supports the sport’s national governing body. “Are you doing what is best for the athletes?” he asks. “Is the support 100%?”

The gift is the largest annual gift in USRowing history.

Claire Ochal has been named The Friends of Radcliffe Rowing Head Coach for Women's Heavyweight Crew.

Longtime head coach spent 27 years at the helm of the UW men’s rowing program.

Body of Water is grounded firmly in Cambridge and Boston, with Irish cops who drink Jameson’s and Harvard students who scarf down burgers and fries at Charlie’s Kitchen.

Graves transitions from the heavyweight rowing team as an assistant coach to lead the Big Green women’s program.

After the U.S. won eight medals at World Rowing Cup II—its best showing since 2013–Josy Verdonkschot, USRowing’s chief high performance officer, was pleased with the team’s progress toward Olympic redemption.

World Rowing, the governing body of the Olympic sport of Rowing, is pleased to announce its participation in the Olympic Esports Week 2023, starting this week in Singapore, in collaboration with its exhibition partners EXR and Rowcave to present the sport’s latest gamified offerings to a global audience.

The Colgan Foundation, founded by American oarsman Sean Colgan, will sponsor England’s Leander Club for at least the next five years.

The two-time Olympic rower guided Harvard-Radcliffe crews for 37 years, earning admiration for her character as much as her racing success.