BAYADA Regatta

The Bayada Regatta was the first rowing event dedicated exclusively to adaptive rowing. This year, athletes with disabilities representing 22 different states across the country gathered in Philadelphia on August 16th for the 33rd annual event.   more

USA Junior Rowing Trials: Chemistry (and Blood) Makes Crews ClickOver two – oops, make that three – days earlier this week, six crews booked their spots on the 2014 US Junior National Team     » more

Crimson Sweep 149th Harvard-Yale Regatta"This feels good," said Charley Butt after surfacing from being tossed in the Thames River after Harvard's sweep of the 149th Harvard-Yale Regatta on Saturday, and it was hard not to hear it as more than a casual comment about a dive in cool water on a warm day.     » more

SRAA Nationals on Training Center WaterOn water where our US National Team trains daily, scholastic teams rose to the occasion, making their well-schooled body prep, quick catches and fast leg drives count     » more

Competition high at NEIRA 2014

The New England Interscholastic Rowing Association (NEIRA) Championships regatta is always a special day—for some athletes it is their first taste of a big regatta, and for the many alumni, former coaches and friends of rowing, it is an annual tradition to watch these young rowers compete.     » more

New Victors Celebrate at the 2014 ECAC NIRC RegattaIn an eventful day at Lake Quinsigamond for the ECAC NIRC regatta, the Hobart Men won ECAC's for the first time in program history, and the Bates women took home a gold in every event they entered.     » more

Spring Arrives Just In Time for New England ChampionshipsSpring finally arrived in Massachusetts, just in time for New England Championships.     » more