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    Para Coach Ellen Minzner Named 2023 Coach of the Year

    The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee honored Ellen Minzner in May as the 2023 Paralympic Coach of the Year.

    Princeton Women’s Rowing Has Three Alumnae Named To U.S. Olympic Team

    The Princeton Women's Open Rowing Team will have three alumnae participating for the United States Olympic Team at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France.

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    USRowing Announces First 21 Members of Paris 2024 Olympic Roster

    USRowing is excited to announce the first 21 athletes who will represent the United States at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games this summer.

    Will Russian Athletes Compete in the 2024 Olympics?

    Inside the Games is reporting that World Rowing may allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to qualify for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

    In Tokyo, A Day of Firsts

    Rowing at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics has ended. Canada won the ultimate prize in the women's eight while the Kiwi's emerged victorious in the men's eight. The U.S. rowing contingent departs Tokyo without a medal.

    Pride, Joy, Tears, and Medals on Day Five in Tokyo

    At the conclusion of Thursday's racing in Tokyo, the U.S. remains medal-less. For other crews, though, pride and excitement were chief emotions as medalists were crowned.

    First Finals Decided, Gold Medalists Crowned at Sea Forest Waterway

    The United States secured two more final spots in the women's lightweight double and the men's eight on day four of Olympic rowing. The women's double and men's four both finished in fifth place in their finals.

    First Medals on The Line in Tokyo

    A guide to what the next steps are for the athletes in Tokyo and who is racing when after two days of canceled racing.

    A Weather Break Could be Just That

    With the Sea Forrest Waterway shut down due to weather, some crews are getting a break from a difficult schedule.

    Empty Stands But an Ocean of Support

    For some rowers, today's racing inspired reflection and gratitude for the support they receive even if the stands are empty.

    Young American Squad Manages Success on Day Two of the Games

    The United States' women's eight and men's four advance directly to finals while the men's eight narrowly missed out but put up an impressive performance.

    First Day of Tokyo Racing, Two U.S. Crews Advance

    The first day of Olympic racing at Sea Forest Waterway gave crews the opportunity to test the waters during the men's and women's singles, doubles, and quad heats.

    An Atmosphere of Excitement Despite No Spectators

    Empty stands will not diminish the feel of Olympic racing. Heats begin Friday at Sea Forest Waterway.

    Olympics Set to Begin: Where to Watch

    Rowing at the 2020 Olympic Games will soon be underway check out how to watch and when the events kick off.

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    Back on the Water

    Middle schoolers, juniors, and masters all return to racing in February at Nathan Benderson Park.

    Beefing Up Your Flexors and Extensors

    Tendon strength develops more gradually than muscle, so proactive attention to the hand and forearm muscles helps ward off potential tendinitis in your wrist and elbow.

    Coxing: A Feast for the Eyes

    Coxswains can see much more standing in the erg room than sitting in the stern. You can see where rowers begin a session and how technique changes from fatigue or stress.

    Coach Development: Continuing Education

    Enhance your odds of success by continuing your education at a coaching conference and surrounding yourself with other rowing coaches who are just as eager to improve.