San Diego Crew Classic: The unofficial start of the spring racing season kicks off today on San Diego’s Mission Bay. Rowing News will be reporting live each day from the event, so stay tuned for regular updates on junior, collegiate, and masters racing. Results will be posted here.
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Olympic and Paralympic Trials: Trials for the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games kicked off yesterday in Sarasota with time trials. Racing continues Saturday with semifinals and finals on Saturday. Racing will stream live on Peacock, NBC.com, and the NBC Sports app. Earlier this week, Rowing News previewed the event. Full results are available on HereNow.
Husky Open: Another of the rare regattas that features junior, collegiate, and masters racing, the Husky Open runs Saturday on Seattle’s famed Montlake Cut. With over 100 entries from 25 teams, the regatta will feature racing between local junior powerhouses Sammamish, Green Lake, and more. Sammamish has the most crew entered with 20, while Mt. Baker has the second most with 13 entries, both featuring juniors and masters athletes. Race results can be found here.
Boston Collegiate Racing: Top crews in Boston face off against cross-town rivals Saturday for bragging rights and cups. After being uncontested for many years, the women’s Beanpot is back as the openweight women from Boston University, #18 Harvard-Radcliffe, and Northeastern (with a guest appearance by Dartmouth). Meanwhile, the open women from MIT and Boston College will contest the MIT Cup. On the men’s site, #13 Boston University and #6 Northeastern will contest the Arlett Cup, which the Huskies have won 16 of the past 21 years. All Charles River racing results can be found here.
