The Intercollegiate Rowing Coaches Association is excited to announce the 2024 class of Empacher-IRCA All-Americans. For the fourth year in a row, our sport has acknowledged its athletes with All-American...
The Intercollegiate Rowing Coaches Association is excited to announce our 2024 Empacher-IRCA Scholar Athletes. We are proud to offer our congratulations to these rowers and coxswains who have demonstrated what it truly means to be a "student-athlete".
It's been a busy few days in Orlando as UCF head coach Mara Allen announced the hiring of a new assistant coach and boathouse manager, Tess Thompson and Tanner Polo, as well the retirement of one of the sport's longest-serving boathouse directors, Brad Woodrick.
Riverfront Recapture took first and second place in the men's masters/open eight at the Rockland Masters Regatta, June 15, in Rockland, N.Y.
After a day packed with finals in the 19 Olympic and Paralympic boat classes, the 2024 World Rowing Cup series came to an end in Poznan, Poland on Sunday with the 2024 World Rowing Cup III.
The Head of the Charles has selected Tori Stevens as its next executive director. She succeeds Fred Schoch, the pioneering first and only executive director the 59-year-old regatta has ever known.
The CRCA is excited to announce the 2024 Athlete of the Year Awards. These student
athletes have demonstrated incredible integrity, grit and leadership in their commitment to their sport and their teams.
Oxford University Boat Club this week announced a second coach appointment for the 2025 season. Harry Brightmore will take on the role as Assistant Coach for both their men's and women's programmes.
The CRCA is excited to announce our 2024 Coaches of the Year. These coaches
represent the best in their fields, pushing athletes to be the best in and out of the
classroom, building competitive teams, and reaching for success.
The 2024 World Rowing Cup series comes to an end this weekend in Poznan, Poland. Day 1 of World Rowing Cup III kicked off with plenty of tight racing between crews who are preparing for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and others making their senior international debuts.
Software engineer Emilie Eldracher will make her Paralympic debut with the U.S. PR3 mixed four in Paris.
