Stanford won the Division-I NCAA Women's Rowing Championship and Yale prevailed in the first varsity eight final.

Embry-Riddle won its first-ever DII rowing championship on Saturday, May 31, on Mercer Lake in West Windsor, N.J., ahead of Humboldt and Western Washington with 24 and 21 points, respectively.

Tufts won its second straight NCAA Division III rowing national championship as both Jumbo first and second varsity eights led their finals from start to finish.

More than one third—eight of 22—of the field of Division-I rowing programs invited to the 2025 NCAA Rowing Championships are led by first- or second-year head coaches.

Sticking with the decision to race 1,500 meters in LA 2028 is Old World thinking at its worst, since a proper Olympic regatta could be held at Nathan Benderson Park, just as the LA 2028 whitewater canoe and kayak events will be held in Oklahoma City and the Paris Games surfing events were held in Tahiti.

The IRA and NCAA national championship regattas will decide the collegiate rowing national champions May 30-June 1 in New Jersey.

Virginia’s One-Two Punch.

A peak audience of 2.18 million watched the Women’s Boat Race, a 14-percent leap in viewership over 2024, making it the most-watched female sporting event in the United Kingdom.

Thousands of crews row in dozens of regattas that decide league championships—and qualification for nationals rowing championships.

Washington Climbs Past Texas To #2 in Division I, Western Washington Is New #1 in Division II.