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Oxford/Cambridge Veteran Boat Race Report

The Vets get the full Tideway experience, and then some.  more

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The Boat Race: A Double Win for the Dark Side

Full report on Goldie vs. Isis, Oxford vs. Cambridge, and the uncertain future of The Boat Race.  more

Interview
Michelle Guerette

USA's single sculler Michelle Guerette has come a long ways since her days at Radcliffe. After racing in the quad in Athens, she quickly rose to be one of the top scullers in the world; finishing third in the single at the 2005 and 2007 World Championships. In 2008, she climbed the ladder even futher winning the silver at the Beijing Olympics.  more

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ARCO Mustache Contest - Part II

What happens in a post Olympic year at ARCO Training Center? Another mustache contest of course! Meet and vote for this year's batch of mustaches below and view the results of the 2004 contest here.  more

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Hell Hath No Fury Like a Sculler Scorned

Race Report from Cambridge/Tideway Scullers Fixture on Wednesday, March 18, 2009; more photos and video still to come.  more

Interview
Cameron Winklevoss

Cameron Winklevoss had a busy 2008. He and his twin brother Tyler raced as the USA M2- in the Olympics, finishing an impressive sixth place. He also settled a lawsuit with Facebook on the grounds that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg copied their idea in 2004.  more

Interview
Lindsay Meyer

In 2008, nineteen year old Lindsay Meyer made her first U.S. Senior National team boat, racing in the Women's 4x at the Beijing Olympics. Lindsay's crew placed fifth in the event and this past fall she enrolled as freshmen at Stanford University.  more

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Oxford vs. Washington Fixture

Every year, in the run up to the Oxford and Cambridge boat race, the University crews take part in a number of fixtures where they invite local and international opposition to race over the Championship Course.  more

Interview
Australia's Drew Ginn

Drew Ginn burst onto the international rowing scene in 1996, winning Olympic gold as part of the Australia's Oarsome Foursome. He has since followed that up with two more Olympic gold medals in the men's pair in 2004 and 2008; as well as winning five world championships. Ginn missed the Sydney Olympics with a back injury and was almost knocked out of Beijing after rupturing a disc at the start of the regatta.  more

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Chris Clark

Wisconsin men's coach Chris Clark shares his thoughts on men's rowing and the NCAA, as well some of the factors that help build the 2008 IRA champion Varsity 8  more

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The Muffelman Response

Matt Muffelman was the inspiration for Chris Mare's now famous tattoo that was featured as the row2k Photo of the Day on Monday, January 26. What does Matt think about all this?  more

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Olaf too Tufte for NZ boys

A hundred years ago - and more - a sculling match race was a major occasion.  more

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2008 Crew of the Year

Did your crew or a crew you know of have a year of unprecedented success in 2008? Nominate them for row2k's "2008 Crew of the Year" poll.  more

Interview
Robin Coleman: Dragging Trucks and Crushing Ergs

Meet Robin Coleman, AKA Hellga from NBC's American Gladiators, and an avid rower.  more

In Memoriam
Emil K. Kossev - January 28, 1966 - September 15, 2008

Please feel free to add your memories and thoughts about Emil in the public comments area at the bottom of this page.  more

Rowing Photography
Doubles crack me up

The day before I travel to Beijing, we're just getting to the end of posting all the galleries of the crews during practice before they left for processing and the Games on July 25.  more

Interview
Q&A with Dan Boyne, author of 'KELLY: A Father, a Son, an American Quest'

Peter Van Allen's Q&A with Dan Boyne about the research and writing of his new book.  more

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Boiler Up Two

It's victory two years running in the MV8 for Purdue, who has also quietly racked up a run of seven of the last nine overall point trophies at the Dad Vail Regatta.  more