Some of the biggest rowing organizations in the U.S. are leaving USRowing because of new membership requirements imposed by the national governing body.
Dear Alumni and Friends, What an action-packed fall this has been! A printed newsletter recapping the fall season, highlighting our staffing changes, and previewing our spring season will be arriving in mailboxes shortly.
Eight IRA varsity men’s programs will race in the inaugural Mountain Pacific Sports Federation regatta next May in Sacramento.
Chair of UK Sport, Henley Royal Regatta Steward, and the only British women to medal at five consecutive Olympic Games Katherine Grainger has been elected chair of the British Olympic Association (BOA).
At their November 16 meeting the 2024 World Rowing Congress voted Lucerne, Switzerland to be the location of the 2027 World Rowing Championships.
A runner switches to erg training but still has a personal best? There must be something to this erg stuff.
Dear alumni and supporters, I am excited by the progress and momentum of Virginia Men’s Rowing. The team’s morale and numbers are strong, and the rowers in Charlottesville are going fast, energized by top coaching, new equipment, and spacious facilities.
Dear Alumni and Friends, What an action-packed fall this has been! As I am writing these words, we still have the Bald Eagle Invite in Indianapolis to go as well as Wahoo Henley and Alumni Reunion the week after (November 9, 2024).
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This past year (FY24), we set some challenging goals as we invested over $110,000 into our fleet and infrastructure. Once again, you all came through big time and right at the finish line as we were able to finish the fiscal year with a slight plus!
Recruitment can be a high-stakes process, especially when coaches pressure student-athletes to make quick decisions.
By focusing on the big picture or the ultimate outcome, we miss finding sustainable joy and satisfaction in the day-to-day of coaching that will build confidence and momentum.
You can begin competitively and ease into something more zen, these over-60 athletes attest, or you can ease your frustrations as you pursue medals and the perfect stroke.
