Rowing News Editor Chip Davis reflects on rowing's experience with adversity.

Former National Team Athlete and longtime oarsman Erik Frid recently completed a 300+ mile row in upstate New York.

A new three-year sponsorship will support the IRA Championship through the economic challenges of the Covid-19.

Rowing experienced unprecedented growth across the globe in 1869. Why?

When Harvard’s crew and Coach Harry Parker took a brave stand for racial equality at the 1968 Olympics.

Should salmon by your new top post-workout food?

Canadian national team hopeful Andrew Todd was at the height of his rowing career when, in one brief moment, everything changed.

Olympic hopefuls across the country are back on the water and restarting the Covid-stalled Tokyo Olympic campaign. But the constant battle to halt the spread of the deadly virus means continued social distancing, and that means singles only rowing through the summer. Could that mean more competitive U.S. sculling crews in the future?

The 2020 Head of the Hooch regatta has been canceled.

Entering your shell from a dock should be done as gracefully as the strokes you take once you are on the water.

Being forced to row singles because of the pandemic will make you a better rower in every kind of boat.

As Covid restrictions ease across the country, the rowing community is learning how to get back on the water in the safest, most efficient ways–and finding that rowing in singles is the best solution to achieving both goals.