Head Coach - Pasha Spencer-Levitan, 5th year

2017 Finish

• Team - 4th at WCCs
• Varsity 8 - 4th at WCCs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 6th at WCCs
• Varsity 4 - 4th at WCCs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 9

2018 Seniors - 7

2018 Outlook -

Head Coach - Pasha Spencer-Levitan, 3rd year

2015 Finish

• Team - 5th at WCCs
• Varsity 8 - 5th at WCCs
• 2nd Varsity - 5th at WCCs
• Varsity 4 - 4th at WCCs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2016 Seniors - 7

2016 Outlook - "We are the youngest varsity program in the WCC with two large but young recruiting classes building a foundation for the program. Many projects are moving forward this year including a dock and boathouse on campus, a boathouse at Vancouver Lake, and a new 7-lane race course going in at Vancouver Lake."
-Head Coach Pasha Spencer-Levitan

Head Coach - Pasha Spencer, 2nd year

2014 Finish

• Team - 4th at WCCs
• Varsity 8 - 6th in Cal Cup SDCC, 4th at WCCs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at WCCs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at WCCs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2015 Seniors - 5

2015 Outlook - “UP is entering their 4th year as a varsity sport and is the youngest team in the West Coast Conference that now has an automatic qualifying bid to the NCAA Division I Championships. In just four years, the Portland Pilots are showing improvements in all areas. There are 45 women on the team, 19 of whom made the Dean’s List in the fall semester. There are more new boats and oars, the school has expanded the varsity weight room and athletic training room, and the team’s locker room was refinished with new wood lockers and electronics. The first solid recruiting class entered in the fall of 2014 with 10 experienced rowers and 7 preferred walk-ons. The team trains on Vancouver Lake, which hosts a 7-lane buoyed race course and is in the permitting process for a boathouse on Vancouver Lake. The varsity and second varsity eights will travel to San Diego Crew Classic and the team is working hard to improve its finish at the WCC Championships.”
-Head Coach Pasha Spencer

Head Coach - Bill Zack, 2nd year

2012 Finish

• Team - 5th at WCCs
• Varsity 8 - 5th at WCCs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 4th at WCCs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at WCCs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2013 Seniors - 4

2013 Outlook - "After a successful inaugural year as a varsity team, the University of Portland Pilots are showing improvements in all areas. There are 43 women on the team, 18 of whom made the Dean’s List in the fall semester. There are more new boats and oars, the school has expanded the varsity weight room and athletic training room, and the team’s locker room was refinished with new wood lockers. There is a solid recruiting class committed for the fall of 2013. The fall season was very successful, highlighted by the Portland Fall Classic results. The team will be adding a spring break trip to Sacramento which will culminate with racing at the Sacramento State Invitational. The team will look to defend its collegiate title from the Covered Bridge Regatta, will again race at the Opening Day Regatta, and will look to improve its finish at the WCC Championships. While winning the WCC title and gaining the automatic qualifying position is a stretch goal, it is part of the team’s theme of pursuing the Pyramid of Success’s goal of competitive greatness."
-Head Coach Bill Zack

Head Coach - Bill Zack, 1st year

2011 Finish

• This is the first year that the University of Portland has sponsored a varsity women’s rowing team

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 0

2012 Seniors - 2

2012 Outlook - "The University of Portland women’s rowing team is an NCAA Division I program and a member of the West Coast Conference. There are 37 women on the roster, all of who are excited to be part of the inaugural year of Portland Pilots rowing. The team rows out of the Portland Boathouse in downtown Portland. The 2012 spring racing schedule will include the Husky Open and Opening Day Regatta, both in Seattle, the Covered Bridge Regatta in Eugene, and the WCC Championships in Sacramento."
-Head Coach Bill Zack

• Portland: University of Portland failed in response to misogynistic speech by tennis player

• Portland: Women's rowing sets sights on top 3 in WCC

• Portland: River property to be named 'Franz Campus'

• Portland: Rower Megan Del Pozzi representing WCC at NCAA Student-Athlete Leadership Forum

• Portland: Boathouse, track and more to be constructed on River Campus

• Portland: Rowing raises $25,000 for boathouse on River Campus

• Portland: Former UP rower nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year

• Portland: SK graduate finds passion for rowing at University of Portland

• Portland: Pasha Spencer Named New Women's Rowing Head Coach

• Portland: The Women's Rowing Team Says Goodbye & Good Luck to Coach Bill Zack with this Week's Blog

• Seattle U Women's Rowing hosts Portland in Dual Race

• Portland: Women's rowing stepping up in class

• Pilots Look to Continue Success at Covered Bridge Regatta

• Portland Varsity Eight Claims First-Place Finish at the Husky Open

• Portland Pilots Compete at the Sacramento State Invitational to Begin the 2013 Season

• Portland Pilots Open the Spring Schedule at the Sacramento State Invitational

• Portland: Pilots stage indoor rowing race

• Portland: Renowned extreme rower shares her experiences with the UP rowing team

• Portland: Pilots with solid showing a Portland Fall Classic

• Portland Pilots in the Spotlight: Hannah Johnson

• Portland: Todd Vogt Joins Rowing Staff as an Assistant Coach

• Portland: Peri Parsons Signs NLI to Join UP Rowing Team

• Portland: Pilots Debut at WCC Championships with Solid Showing

• Portland: Pilots Compete at Windermere Cup, Next Set Sights on WCC Championships

• Portland: Pilots Claim Team Trophy at the Covered Bridge Regatta

• Portland's Varsity Four Tops UW at Husky Open

• Portland: Rowing looks ahead to Husky Open

• Portland: Women's rowing team looks to make its inaugural year a success

• WCC Championships

• San Diego Sunday - Collegiate Women

• San Diego Saturday - Collegiate Women

• Pacific Lutheran, Seattle, Lewis & Clark vs. Portland, open women