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The Jefferson Dad Vail Regatta will hold the National Open Intercollegiate Sculling Championships within the 2025 regatta, the Dad Vail Organizing Committee announced April 8.
“Sculling is central to the future of competitive rowing,” said DVOC President Kirsten Morasco. “We are championing this initiative because the Jefferson Dad Vail Regatta wants to provide opportunities to our athletes and position them for success at the highest levels of the sport.”
According to the press release, “National champions will be crowned in the single, double, and quad.” The sculling events are open events in which club and varsity DI, II, and III programs will compete against each other and points trophies will be awarded to the top men’s and women’s teams for total points earned in the single, double, and quad.
The 2025 Jefferson Dad Vail Regatta will be held May 9-10 on the Cooper River, Camden, N.J.
