Barb “Ry” Hills helped launch women’s rowing at UNH, was the first women’s rowing coach at the Coast Guard Academy, and coached crews to many championship medals.

Beginning July 1, colleges can pay up to $20.5 million a year to their athletes, with football players expected to receive 75 percent of the money.

Three U.S. crews won events at the six-day regatta, all of which can be watched on YouTube.

Rowing's grandest regatta spans six days, featuring 768 boats from 19 countries in single-elimination dual racing on England's River Thames.

The Oarsman is a new award meant to emulate the Heisman Trophy, but with three winners—one each from men's Division III, the lightweight league, and the Division I heavyweight league.

The three-medal performance followed similar success in Varese as the U.S. National Team builds for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Georgetown has sought a proper home for its rowers for over 50 years.

Largest UK entry ever part of 768-boat field that includes 15 Paris gold medalists.

Traveling for a camp or regatta can be one of the best experiences you’ll share with your team—flat water, great bonding, and fast rowing in a new environment. But it also can be draining.

U.S. National Team boats earned four medals at the World Rowing Cup in Varese, Italy and will compete at the second, and final, World Rowing Cup in Lucerne, Switzerland, from June 27 to 29.

The 82-minute film Row of Life is the story of four-time World Rowing Championship medalist and ocean rower Angela Madsen, a paraplegic who celebrated her 60th birthday while trying to row alone across the Pacific. Madsen died during the 2020 attempt when she was nearly halfway to Honolulu.