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U.S. Men’s Eight Wins Silver at U19 Worlds

The U.S. men's junior eight won the silver medal, behind Great Britain and ahead of Germany in third. Germany and Romania tied atop the medals table with three golds and six total medals each.

California RC Men, Brock Women Win Senior Eights at Canadian Henley

The 142nd Royal Canadian Henley Regatta brought over 2,000 entries from 130 clubs to St. Catharines, Ontario's historic race course.
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Industry Leaders Adapt to Changing Market Conditions

As the Covid-19 shutdown continues in much of the United States, some rowing businesses are seeing a shift in product demand and overall interest.

Two if By Sea

When a friend talks you into an August swim/run in Maine, the training starts now.

USRowing Announces Cancellation of the 2020 USRowing National Championship and Masters National Championship Regattas

USRowing announced Thursday afternoon the cancellation of the 2020 National Championship and the 2020 Masters National Championship.

Into the Wild

Bates College coach Peter Steenstra has guided the Maine-based program to four NCAA Division III titles in the past five years. His approach? Let the athletes lead.

Steward of the Sport

IRA commissioner Gary Caldwell on the governing body’s unique and evolving role in American intercollegiate rowing, and his future at the helm of it.

Rowing the Web

Virtual and online resources to carry you through the COVID-19 shutdown.

Two Boathouses Begin Conditional Reopening

Newport Aquatic Center and the RIVERSPORT Foundation are among the first clubs to reopen after being shut down due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Talented Yaz Farooq

Olympian. On-air talent. Coxswain. Coach. Yaz Farooq has had lot of roles in her three-plus decades in the sport. But as the new women’s coach at the University of Washington, her best performance may be yet to come. (Originally published in the February 2017 issue of Rowing News)

Three Books, Three Great Coaches

Required rowing reading for this time away from the water.

Decisions, Decisions

What do you consider when setting your eights lineup?

Edward Vincent Winchester 1970 – 2020

Ed Winchester, editor of Rowing News, passed away Wednesday morning.

From the Editor – Rowing’s Inherent Optimism

Training is an optimistic act. Implicit in every erg workout and weight session is the idea that you can always get better—that who you are today doesn’t have to be who you are tomorrow. This is what drew me and so many others to our sport, and what keeps me coming back year after year.

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U.S. Men’s Eight Wins Silver at U19 Worlds

The U.S. men's junior eight won the silver medal, behind Great Britain and ahead of Germany in third. Germany and Romania tied atop the medals table with three golds and six total medals each.

California RC Men, Brock Women Win Senior Eights at Canadian Henley

The 142nd Royal Canadian Henley Regatta brought over 2,000 entries from 130 clubs to St. Catharines, Ontario's historic race course.

Litchfield Hills RC Hosts Regatta to End ALZ

The Litchfield Hills Rowing Club will host the first-ever Regatta to End ALZ on Saturday, August 15, as part of the club's annual Head of the Swain.

Coxing: Summer Planning for Fall Rowing

Writing a plan forces you to think it through, to speak to your rowers and coach about it, and to get it anchored in your brain. It also make it easier to pivot.