Bill Manning Named Head Women’s Rowing Coach at Penn
Bill Manning, who has more than 25 years of success as a rowing coach, both in the Ivy League and internationally, has been named the head women's rowing coach at Penn.
Bill Manning, who has more than 25 years of success as a rowing coach, both in the Ivy League and internationally, has been named the head women's rowing coach at Penn.
Nick Mead, Olympic gold medalist in the men's four, served as the U.S. flag bearer for the Closing Ceremonies of the Paris Olympic Games alongside four-time Olympic swimmer Katie Ledecky.
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Texas Rowing head coach Dave O'Neill announced the promotion of Gia Doonan to associate head coach and the addition of Lanie Nitsch as assistant coach.
Emily Gackowski first-year head coach of the Buckeyes, announced the hiring of three assistant rowing coaches - Mandy Merritt '11. and Bridget Schodorf '18, and Mari Sundbo.
Casey Galvanek, coach of the U.S. men's Olympic four and head coach of Sarasota Crew, was awarded the Order of Ikkos from the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC). The Order of Ikkos recognizes the efforts of America's finest coaches.
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