The fastest collegiate women's rowing teams in the nation were crowned this weekend in Bethel, OH as the Texas Longhorns, Western Washington Vikings, and Tufts Jumbos were named NCAA National Champions.
The No. 1 Princeton Lightweight Women's Rowing Team used the 1V's IRA gold to secure the Commissioner's Cup at Mercer Lake on Sunday morning.
Harvard men's lightweights finished out the IRA weekend by making history: winning national championships in both the 1V and 2V competitions. This undefeated season by the Crimson first varsity boat caps off its tenth IRA Championship in program history and the first since 2013.
Tested the whole 2000m by the 2-time defending national champion Williams, the Wesleyan men's crew team varsity 8 showed true resolve and fight, gutting out a D3 IRA Championship record time to land first place and the team's first-ever National Championship.
One hundred and one years after having won its first-ever Intercollegiate Rowing Association national championship, the Washington men's rowing team won its 20th national title Sunday at Mercer Lake.
Highlighted by victories in the Four and First Varsity Eight Grand Finals, No. 1 Texas Rowing captured its third NCAA National Championship over the last four years Sunday at Harsha Lake.
Behind a dominating performance from the first varsity eight, the Tufts University Women's Rowing team won the 2024 NCAA Division III Championship on Saturday morning at Harsha Lake.
Powered by a winning performance in the Varsity Eight Grand Final, the Western Washington University women's rowing team claimed its ninth NCAA Division II National Championship in program history Saturday on Harsha Lake at East Fork State Park in Bethel, Ohio.
Stanford completed its 2024 season Sunday at the NCAA Championships with three podium finishes, including a national championship title in the second varsity eight.
Find links for all schedules, live streams, and results for both the NCAA and IRA National Championships here.
The family of Yaakov Ben-David, a rower who died while training with the Iowa State cub rowing team in 2021, has reached a $3.5 million settlement with the University and the State of Iowa, the Ames Tribune is reporting.
