Nearly 700 athletes from 53 nations will compete over five days of racing at the 2025 World Rowing Under 23 Championships, including record entries in the men's and women's eights.
Washington’s Ullrich, Harvard’s Erdmann, and Trinity’s Carr are first recipients of “rowing’s Heisman.”
The expansion of EMU rowing will bring Eastern's total number of varsity sports to 20, including 13 women's, and follows the Mid-American Conference's decision that women's rowing will become a sponsored MAC championship beginning in 2025-26.
With the new form of competitive rowing set to debut at the LA Olympics in 2028, World Rowing pushed to reschedule the event after it was canceled in Rio de Janeiro.
The Ann Arbor Sports Commission, Eastern Michigan University, and Ypsilanti Township bring RowFest to The Rowing Course on Ford Lake, July 12-20.
Barb “Ry” Hills helped launch women’s rowing at UNH, was the first women’s rowing coach at the Coast Guard Academy, and coached crews to many championship medals.
Beginning July 1, colleges can pay up to $20.5 million a year to their athletes, with football players expected to receive 75 percent of the money.
Sunshine, side-by-side racing and standout performances south of the border. While most of the club enjoyed the off season post Scottish Championships, […]
The Oarsman is a new award meant to emulate the Heisman Trophy, but with three winners—one each from men's Division III, the lightweight league, and the Division I heavyweight league.
The three-medal performance followed similar success in Varese as the U.S. National Team builds for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
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