Head Coach
Todd Kennett, 5th year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 9th at IRAs, 10th at Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 8th at IRAs, 6th at Sprints
• Freshmen 8 - 4th at IRAs, 3rd at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2013 Seniors - 10

2013 Outlook
"We graduated a solid class last year, with 5 having been in the varsity. This year members of last years JV who were in the grand final of the Sprints will have to step up and fill some seats. Some of the current freshman will also be allowed to compete for seats in the varsity as well. We have the ability to make a very competitive varsity."
-Head Coach Todd Kennett

Head Coach
Todd Kennett, 4th year

2011 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 7th at IRAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 5th at IRAs
• Freshmen 8 - 8th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2012 Seniors - 9

2012 Outlook
"The squad is looking forward to the spring. A lot of returning rowers, coupled with a number of guys who are returning from the JV which was in the Grand at the IRA is making a competitive atmosphere in the boathouse. The squad is working hard, and getting some good results. Will be fun to line up with the league."
-Head Coach Todd Kennett

Head Coach
Todd Kennett, 3rd year

2010 Finish

• Varsity 8: 3rd at IRAs, 7th at Sprints
• Junior Varsity 8: 5th at IRAs, 2nd at Sprints
• Freshmen 8: 4th at IRAs, 3rd at Sprints
• Open 4: IRA Champions

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 2

2011 Seniors - 8

2011 Outlook
"This year on paper is a rebuilding year. Every year seems to be one, so only time can tell if we do the proper amount of work to the quality needed to make a difference within the league. Lots of guys have been stepping up, and early looks at the fall were more optimistic than someone would have been led to believe knowing we graduated 7 of 9 from last year."
-Head Coach Todd Kennett

Head Coach
Todd Kennett, 2nd year

2009 Finish

• Varsity 8: 4th at Sprints, 9th at IRA's
• 2nd Varsity 8: 6th at Sprints, 9th at IRA's
• Freshmen 8: 3rd at Sprints, 6th at IRA's

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 3

2010 Seniors - 10

2010 Outlook
"The 2010 season will be an interesting one due to the lack of returning experience. The class of 2010 as freshman had a great season, and now as seniors are looking to replicate that result. Adding in some of the sophomores who medaled at the Sprints in 2009 (Cornell’s first freshman medal of any kind in 35 years) the boats have some speed potential."
-Head Coach Todd Kennett

• Cornell: Rowers Compete in Windermere Cup

• Cornell: Red Falls Short in Carnegie Cup

• Cornell:Rowers Look to Bring Home Carnegie Cup for Second Time

• Cornell: First Varsity Eight Falls Just Short of Goes Trophy

• Cornell: Red Rows Into Season Strong

• Cornell: Rowers Ready to Start Spring Season on Right Foot

• New York State to Drain Cayuga, Keuka and Seneca Lakes to Combat Invasive Bolivian Frog Note the publish date...

• Washington hosts Dartmouth, Cornell in Windermere Cup

• Cornell: Heavyweight Rowing Wins Madeira Cup, James Wray Memorial Trophy

• Cornell Sweeps All Competition, Home and Away

• Cornell: C.U. Looks to Come Away With Carnegie Cup

• Cornell: Red Loses Goes Trophy, Wins Stagg Point Trophy

• Cornell Heavyweights Sweep All Six Races at Invitational

• Cornell: Experience Leads Varsity Eight Crew

• Cornell: Red Finishes Fifth in San Diego

• Cornell: Cayuga Lake looking low
• Cornell rowing team cleans lake

• Cornell: Rowing Teams Beautify Cayuga Lake Inlet With Spring Cleaning

• Cornell: See Photos Of the New Cornell Rowing Center

• Cornell: 25 Mysterious Seniors

• Cornell: Hydrilla Forces Crew to Relocate 2011 Schwartz Cup

• Cornell: Matt Smith Promoted to Associate Head Coach of Heavyweight Rowing thanks to @CornellRowing

• Cornell: Eight With Cornell Ties to Participate in Various World Rowing Championships

• Cornell: Rowing Teams Look Ahead to Eastern Sprints

• Cornell: Freshman Justin Stamp Makes a Splash

• Cornell: Young Rowers Place Second to Syracuse Hwts, Princeton Lwts

• Cornell: Battle Royale for Heavyweight Men quote of the day

• Cornell: Senior Captain Smith Leads Varsity 8 Boat

• Cornell: All Three Rowing Teams Hit Road

• Cornell: Strong Winds and Waves Hurt Heavyweight Rowers' Weekend Race

• Cornell: Not Even Ithaca Weather Can Hold Back Cornell Crew

• Cornell's Todd Kennett Named 2010 University Men's Coach of the Year

• Cornell Rowing Brings Home Two Medals From World's Largest Regatta

• Cornell Rowing Teams Honor Schwartz Cup Tradition, Kick Off Fall Season

• Cornell's Kennett, Big Red and Crimson Men's Heavyweight Eights Win 2010 EARC Awards

• Cornell - Alumni Help Celebrate as Cornell Breaks Ground on Boathouse Renovation Project

• Cornell - St. Augustine grad wins gold at national regatta

• Cornell Men's Rowing Regular Season Concludes With Close Finishes

• Cornell: The Truth About Cornell Athletes and Sun Photo Shoots

• Cornell Rowing Wins Race Under Tough Conditions

• Cornell Men's Rowing Dominates Field at George Washington Invitational Regatta

• Cornell Men's Heavyweight Rowing: More Than Meets the Eye

• Cornell Men's Rowing To Send Three Boats to George Washington Invitational

• Cornell Men's Rowing Hosts Harvard For First Meeting in 49 Years

• Cornell Men's Rowers Impress in Opening Races
• State Funds New Cayuga 'Blueway'

• Cornell: Volunteers remove trash from Cayuga waterfront

• Men's Rowing Ready to Kick-Off Season

• Cornell in the Olympics

• Windermere Cup

• Cornell at Harvard, heavy men

• Princeton Chase Heavyweight Men's Eights

• EARC Sprints Heats

• Navy, Cornell at Syracuse, heavy men

• Cornell, Yale at Princeton HM

• Navy, Syracuse at Cornell, heavy men

Head Coach
Chris Kerber, 5th year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 6th at Sprints, 5th at IRAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Sprints
• Freshmen 8 - 4th at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2013 Seniors -

2013 Outlook

Head Coach
Chris Kerber, 4th year

2011 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at Sprints, 4th at IRA, 7th at HOCR, 5th at Princeton Chase
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Sprints
• Freshmen 8 - 3rd at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2012 Seniors - 9

2012 Outlook
"Day by day athletes are preparing their muscle, skills and minds within our competitive team environment, led by a strong senior class and other key performers. We enthusiastically look forward to a very competitive league infused with more water time. Without a doubt, we embrace and respect a race schedule that will test our grit each Saturday on our way to Eastern Sprints."
-Head Coach Chris Kerber

Head Coach
Chris Kerber, 3rd year

2010 Finish

• Varsity 8: 9th at EARC Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8: 3rd at EARC Sprints
• Freshmen 8: EARC Sprints Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2011 Seniors -

2011 Outlook

Head Coach
Chris Kerber, 2nd year

2009 Finish

• Varsity 8: 6th at Sprints, 5th at IRA
• 2nd Varsity 8: 4th at Sprints
• 3rd Varsity 8: 2nd at Sprints
• Freshmen 8: 1st at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2010 Seniors - 7

2010 Outlook
"We are anticipating a very competitive spring 2010 racing season, in both our races and across the league. The entire team is training hard. Top athletes continue to push themselves with the Seniors leading the charge this winter. The returning freshman, who had a near perfect 2009 spring season, are building stamina and keeping the top athletes honest."
-Head Coach Chris Kerber

• Cornell: Lightweights Look for Geiger Cup, Heavyweights for Goes Trophy

• Cornell Wins Six Races; Captures Platt Cup

• Cornell: Rowers Ready to Start Spring Season on Right Foot

• New York State to Drain Cayuga, Keuka and Seneca Lakes to Combat Invasive Bolivian Frog Note the publish date...

• Cornell: Matt Rung '10 Named Lightweight Rowing Assistant Coach

• Chaminade Alumni to Contribute to Cornell Crew Team

• Cornell: Dartmouth Beats Cornell Lightweight Varsity Eight Boat

• Cornell Looks Ahead To Last League Race of Season

• Cornell Sweeps All Competition, Home and Away

• Cornell: Cayuga Lake looking low

• Cornell: Rowing Teams Beautify Cayuga Lake Inlet With Spring Cleaning

• Cornell: See Photos Of the New Cornell Rowing Center

• Cornell: Eight With Cornell Ties to Participate in Various World Rowing Championships

• Cornell: Rowing Teams Look Ahead to Eastern Sprints

• Cornell: Women's Rowing Dominates Parents' Cup, Prepares for Sprints

• Cornell: Young Rowers Place Second to Syracuse Hwts, Princeton Lwts

• Cornell: Lightweight Rowing Trip to Penn Canceled

• Cornell: All Three Rowing Teams Hit Road

• Cornell: Athletics Department Launches Initiative for Self-Funded Teams

• Cornell: Not Even Ithaca Weather Can Hold Back Cornell Crew

• Cornell Rowing Brings Home Two Medals From World's Largest Regatta

• Cornell Rowing Teams Honor Schwartz Cup Tradition, Kick Off Fall Season

• Cornell - Intihar, Nickerson, Wittman Take Home Outstanding Senior Athlete Awards At Senior Banquet

• Cornell Men's Crew Earns Win Over Green

• Cornell Classmates Reunite as Men's Lightweight Crew Battles Yale

• Cornell Men's Rowers Impress in Opening Races
• State Funds New Cayuga 'Blueway'

• Cornell: Volunteers remove trash from Cayuga waterfront

• Cornell Rowing Expands Boathouse on Cayuga

• Matthews & Leonard Cups: Pennsylvania vs. Cornell & Harvard, light men

• EARC Sprints Heats

• Cornell, Columbia at MIT, light men

• Cornell at Princeton, light men
• Cornell vs Yale, light men

• Princeton at Cornell, light men

Head Coach
Hilary Gehman, 6th year

2012 Finish

• Team - 4th at Ivys, 13th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Ivys, 11th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 6th at Ivys, 14th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 4th at Ivys, 10th at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 2

2013 Seniors - 16

2013 Outlook
"There are some big shoes to fill this year after graduating 13 seniors. The upperclassmen are leading the charge and the freshmen are already making an impact on top end speed. Team depth remains a strength of our program. Our aggressive spring race schedule will prepare us well for success at the Ivy League Championships and our quest for another bid to the NCAA’s. Go Big Red!"
-Head Coach Hilary Gehman

Head Coach
Hilary Gehman, 5th year

2011 Finish

• Team - 4th at Sprints
• Varsity 8 - 6th at Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 6th at Sprints
• Varsity 4 - 5th at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2012 Seniors - 13

2012 Outlook
"A strong senior class leads the team this year along with key people in the freshman, sophomore and junior classes. The past two years have been the most successful in recent Cornell history and this has created a positive and winning attitude at the boathouse every day. Top end speed and team depth are the two components we strive for in our journey to NCAA’s."
-Head Coach Hilary Gehman

Head Coach
Hilary Gehman, 4th year

2010 Finish

• Varsity 8: 6th at EAWRC Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8: 5th at EAWRC Sprints
• Varsity 4: 4th at EAWRC Sprints
• Team: 4th at EAWRC Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2011 Seniors - 6

2011 Outlook
"The Cornell Women’s team is using last year’s performance as momentum going into the 2011 spring racing season. Similar to last year, we have the team depth that will force competition for every seat. There are key people from each class taking leadership roles on the team and there is a ‘no excuses’ attitude displayed on a daily basis. The athletes are hungry for an invitation to the NCAA Championships this year."
-Head Coach Hilary Gehman

Head Coach
Hilary Gehman, 3rd year

2009 Finish

• Varsity 8: 11th at Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8: 7th at Sprints
• Varsity 4: 11th at Sprints
• Novice 8: 3rd at Sprints
• Second Novice 4: 3rd at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2010 Seniors - 5

2010 Outlook
"A small but dedicated senior class is leading the team in becoming the most cohesive group of athletes Cornell women have had in several years. An enthusiastic group of freshmen and sophomores, along with key people from each class are making significant contributions to the team dynamic and speed of the program. A larger squad size and greater team depth, resulting in competition for every seat this spring, will give the Cornell Women a shot at grand final performances in all boats at the Eastern Sprints Championships which will hopefully result in an invitation to NCAA’s."
-Head Coach Hilary Gehman

• Cornell: Rowers Triumph Over Highly Competitive Field

• Cornell Rowers Relinquish Rights to Cayuga Cup to Yale

• New York State to Drain Cayuga, Keuka and Seneca Lakes to Combat Invasive Bolivian Frog Note the publish date...

• Cornell: Rowers to Open Spring Season With Ithaca Invitational Scrimmage

• Washington hosts Dartmouth, Cornell in Windermere Cup

• Cornell: Cecelia Madsen '12 Joins Rowing Coaching Staff

• Cornell: Women's Varsity 8, Varsity 4 Advance To Semifinals At NCAAs

• Cornell: Big Red Earns Berth To NCAA Rowing Championships For First Time In 10 Years vid link

• Cornell: Red Finishes Season With Parents Cup Win

• Cornell: Red Seeks Revenge From Green

• Cornell: No. 16 Red Falls To Bears in First-Ever Dunn Bowl

• Cornell: C.U. Sweeps Penn, Clemson, USD at UVA Invitational

• Cornell: Red's Speed Will be Put to the Test at Virginia Invitational

• Cornell Claims Cayuga Cup

• Cornell Tries to Defeat Tigers for Second Time in Its History
• Cornell Rowers Make NCAAs a Team Goal

• Cornell Women's Rowing Sweeps Competition in All Four Events

• Cornell women Set to Race First Double Dual Match of Season

• Cornell: Cayuga Lake looking low

• Cornell: Rowing Teams Beautify Cayuga Lake Inlet With Spring Cleaning

• Cornell: See Photos Of the New Cornell Rowing Center

• Cornell: Women's Rowing Welcomes 10 Newcomers

• Cornell: Eight With Cornell Ties to Participate in Various World Rowing Championships

• Cornell: Rowing Teams Look Ahead to Eastern Sprints

• Cornell: Women's Rowing Dominates Parents' Cup, Prepares for Sprints

• Cornell: Crump Journeys From Walk-On to Varsity 8

• Cornell: Women's Rowing Wins Raritan Cup For Second Year in a Row

• Cornell: No. 1 Princeton Outlasts Red in Chase for Class of '75 Cup

• Cornell Rowers Race Toward Title

• Cornell: All Three Rowing Teams Hit Road

• Cornell: Women's Rowing Upsets No. 6 Yale, Earns First-Ever Cayuga Cup

• Cornell: Not Even Ithaca Weather Can Hold Back Cornell Crew

• Cornell rowing coach wins honor
• Cornell's Hilary Gehman Named the EAWRC Coach of the Year

• Cornell: Experience not necessary: Archer shines for crew

• Cornell Rowing Brings Home Two Medals From World's Largest Regatta

• Cornell Rowing Teams Honor Schwartz Cup Tradition, Kick Off Fall Season

• Cornell adds 12 to Athletic Hall of Fame

• Cornell W. Rowers Fall to Dartmouth Despite Good Showing

• Cornell Women's Rowers Fall to Brown, Columbia in Dunn Bowl

• Cornell W. Rowers Win Raritan Cup, Class of '89 Plate

• Cornell Rowers Travel, Take on Penn and Rutgers

• Cornell: W. Rowers Finish Second Behind Princeton in Class of 1975 Cup

• Cornell Women's Rowing: Championship Ambitions
• Cornell Women's Crew Looks To Build Upon Early Success

• Cornell Women's Crew Unable To Put an End To Yale's Success At Cayuga Cup

• State Funds New Cayuga 'Blueway'

• Cornell: Volunteers remove trash from Cayuga waterfront

• Women's Rowing Starts 2010 Campaign on?Road

• Ivy League Championships Heats
• Ivy League Championships Finals racing

• Windermere Cup

• NCAA Championship D1 Varsity Eight Finals

• Ivy Women heats
• Ivy Women finals and medals

• Columbia, Cornell, Radcliffe at Princeton, women

• Penn, Rutgers at Cornell, women

• Cornell, Princeton at Radcliffe women