Feature
November Reader Polls

row2k is now accepting nominations for two upcoming reader polls.  more

Interview
Mara Allen

Recent Cal-Berkeley grad Mara Allen has always found a way to be successful at things from the get go, and that has never been more evident than the summer of 2009. Mara made her first Senior national team at the age of 22, and then won a World Championship as the 2-seat of the USA Women's 8+.  more

Interview
Kady Glessner

A quick row2k interview with recent Northeastern graduate Kady Glessner, who went from rookie on the US Senior team in 2009, to stroking the women's eight to a world championship.  more

Interview
Warren Anderson of the 'Great Eight'

Curious what it was like rowing in the Great Eight? American single sculler Warren Anderson shared his thoughts with row2k following his weekend with the crew at the 45th Head of the Charles Regatta.  more

Analysis
NCAA Women's Rowing Becomes Team Sport; AQ's In, Event Awards Out

Starting with the 2011 regatta, women's NCAA Rowing will become fully a "Team Sport," with all the implications that status brings.  more

Interview
Robert Hannah 100k World Record Attempt

Ever wonder what a 100k erg test feels like at world record pace? row2k sat down with OSU junior Robert Hannah after he unofficially broke his age group record last month to see how the 100k compares to other tests.  more

Photo Poll
Ugliest Unisuit

Think you know your rowing fashion? Submit your nominees today for row2k's latest photo poll: Ugliest Unisuit.  more

Feature
Inaugural 25K Hudson River Challenge, GW Bridge to Tappan Zee - ‘A Perverse Idea of Fun’

Four hundred years to the day of the start of Henry Hudson's historic, 1609 voyage up the Muhheakantuck (now Hudson) River, 68 intrepid rowers launched from Englewood Beach, New Jersey and raced north to Nyack over a course of 25 kilometers (or approximately 15 miles).  more

Feature
North American Open Water Rowing Championship Report

The North American Open Water Rowing Championship was forced slightly off-course by Tropical Storm Danny, but not off its game.  more

Interview
Princeton Lightweight Tom Paulett

Tom Paulett just finished his senior year as a Princeton lightweight. Paulett sat 5-seat in their Varsity 8 and the crew went undefeated over the year, winning the Head of the Charles, Eastern Sprints, IRA's, and the Temple Cup at the Henley Royal Regatta. row2k sat down with Paulett for a quick interview to get his thoughts on the season and his plans for the future.  more

Interview
Leeanne Crain

Crain's Sooners have now just completed their first season of competition, and row2k has the exclusive on some of the challenges of starting a Division I program from scratch.  more

Photo Poll
Favorite Boathouse Dog

Submit your favorite boathouse dog to row2k for our next photo poll - Favorite Boathouse Dog.  more

Interview
Ron Chen

Respected rowing referee Ron Chen has umpired at arguably every major championship in North America, and arguably the world, with frequent appearances at World Championship regattas, as well as the Olympics. In his "off" time, Chen has also had a career as a respected lawyer, and in January of 2006 was named the New Jersey Public Advocate.  more

Feature
Crew of the Week - 2009

Did your crew or a crew you know of have a great race over the weekend? Nominate them for row2k's new "Crew of the Week" poll.  more

Feature
The Wakamole Trophy

There is one trophy that not only rewards fierce competition, dedication and sportsmanship, but, unique among sports trophies, has done so over the wide domain and fertile history of two different, and seemingly dissimilar, sports. This is the story of that trophy, and the man for whom it is named - the Wakamole Trophy.  more

Feature
Oxford/Cambridge Veteran Boat Race Report

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

Feature
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

Feature
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

Feature
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