Head Coach
Andy Teitelbaum, 17th year

2011 Finish

• Team - Big Ten Champs, 10th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Big Tens, 14th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - Big Ten Champs, 4th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at Big Tens, 8th at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2012 Seniors - 10

2012 Outlook
“We are really looking forward to this year’s racing season because we have a great team dynamic. Our first year varsity rowers bring a lot of enthusiasm and our ten seniors have a great deal of racing experience at the collegiate level.”
-Head Coach Andy Teitelbaum

Head Coach
Andy Teitelbaum, 16th year

2010 Finish

• Team: 14th at NCAAs, 4th at Big Tens
• Varsity 8: 15th at NCAAs, 3rd at Big Tens
• 2nd Varsity 8: 11th at NCAAs, 5th at Big Tens
• Varsity 4: 13th at NCAAs, 4th at Big Tens

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2011 Seniors - 12

2011 Outlook

Head Coach
Andy Teitelbaum, 15th year

2009 Finish

• Varsity 8: 3rd at Big Tens, 10th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8: 2nd at Big Tens, 8th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4: 1st at Big Tens, 7th at NCAAs
• Novice 8: 3rd at Big Tens

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2010 Seniors - 5

2010 Outlook
"With a strong sophomore class developing well over the fall and a mesh of experienced and youth movement within the team, we are looking forward to an exciting racing season in 2010. Opening up against Princeton and Brown will be an early test against top collegiate rowing programs and our race schedule continues with duals against UVA, USC, and conference teams such as Michigan and Michigan State. Season highlights will include the quest for the conference and regional championship title as well as qualifying for the 11th consecutive time to the NCAA Championships concluding a decade of top 8 finishes in the country."
-Head Coach Andy Teitelbaum

• Ohio State rowing travels to Indianapolis for Big Ten Championships

• Ohio State: Call to the hall: 11 former Buckeyes inducted into Athletics Hall of Fame

• Ohio State's Big Ten Champion rowers speed past competition

• Ohio State: Big Ten Champions! Buckeyes Capture Program's Third League Title

• Ohio State (No. 11) Wins Six Races vs. Michigan, Michigan State

• Ohio State: New boathouse helps rowing team achieve success

• Ohio State Preview: Erika Benford Interview

• Ohio State: Photo Gallery: Boathouse Dedication Ceremony

• Ohio State: Supporting role takes top spot in coxswain's plans

• Ohio State: Video Interview with Senior Jill Mohr
• Ohio State: Video Interview with Head Coach Andy Teitelbaum

• Ohio State student-athletes prove blood is thicker than pool water

• Ohio State - Buckeyes Lend Hand to Fellow Buckeye

• Boathouse road lacked 'Do Not Enter' sign

• Rowing at Ohio State appeals to Cook

• Ohio State: Welcome Home

• Ohio State - Buckeyes Clock More Than 800 Service Hours in November

• Ohio State - Erika Benford Named Semifinalist for Coach Wooden Citizen Cup

• Ohio State - Bauer picks Buckeyes after quick emergence

• The Mailbox: OSU loss leads to outrage, then outrage about the outrage

• Walsh a fast learner on the water at Ohio State

• Ohio State: Hmmm … What a Thought

• It's the Little Things That Matter: Buckeyes Out and About in Community Again

• Big Ten Championships

• Michigan Invitational

Head Coach
Brandon Walz, 1st year

2011 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 16th at ACRA
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 8th at ACRA
• Varsity 4 - 17th at ACRA

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2012 Seniors - 6

2012 Outlook
"After a few years of disappointing results, the varsity squad has embraced a coaching change and has been diligently training throughout the fall and winter. Though the team is smaller than in previous years, the upperclassmen look to leave their mark as they set a new standard for making the top boat. Their leadership will serve well to prepare a growing frosh squad to go fast for years to come. A strong fall performance at Hooch from the V4 (3rd) and F8 (5th) bodes well for our championship races at Dad Vail and ACRA. A few returning varsity oarsmen coupled with an increase work ethic across the board will lead to fierce competition for seats. For the first time since 2008, Ohio State will race two F/N 8's. The entire team eagerly awaits to prove itself this spring."
-Head Coach Brandon Walz