After a day packed with finals in the 19 Olympic and Paralympic boat classes, the 2024 World Rowing Cup series came to an end in Poznan, Poland on Sunday with the 2024 World Rowing Cup III.

The CRCA today announced the 2024 CRCA All-America teams. Rowers and coxswains are named to the list from Divisions I, II, and III, as well as lightweights. 

The final Pocock CRCA Coach Poll was announced on June 5th, following the conclusion of the NCAA National Championship. 

The scholastic season came to an end on May 25th as the SRAA National Championship returned to the Cooper River and crowned winners in 28 events. Some familiar faces were seen on the awards stage in the boys and girls varsity eights as both the New Trier boys and the Winter Park girls defended their titles.

On the May 21st, the field for both the Division I and Division II NCAA Championships were set in advance of the

Four U.S crews qualified for the 2024 Olympics Games through the Final Olympic Qualification Regatta earlier today, May 21.

In a weekend full of top notch racing, national and conference titles were on the line across collegiate rowing, including barnburners at the ACRA Championship and men's Eastern Sprints, as ten DI women's conference champions were also named. The Final Olympic and Paralympic Qualification Regatta is still underway, awarding the final spots at the Paris Games on Tuesday, May 21.

The UCLA fundraising effort for the defending club national champion is a chance to “give back to a program that shapes leaders.”

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

The DIII field for the 2024 NCAA Rowing Championship has been set. Eight programs will contest two events, first and second varsity eights, for the national championship on May 31-June 1 in Bethel, OH.

Championship racing continues this weekend on both the youth and collegiate levels with the USRowing Mid-Atlantic and Southeast Youth Championships and the Jefferson Dad Vail Regatta. The American Athletic Conference Championship kicked off the DI NCAA qualification regattas while the #4 Stanford lightweight women took on #3 Boston University in one of the final regular season races.

A pioneer of collegiate women's rowing, Kevin Sauer has been one of the sport’s truly nice guys, running his program with family values that endeared him to his team and many others.