Head Coach - Andrew Derrick, 2nd year

2021 Finish

• Team - WCC Champs, 20th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - WCC Champs, 19th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at WCCs, 22nd at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - WCC Champs, 18th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 4 - WCC Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2022 Seniors - 10

2022 Outlook - "A much closer to normal year in terms of training has been enjoyed and utilized well by the team. They continue to grow and are getting more and more bought in, tougher, and faster. We have some wonderful and resilient seniors leading some very excited and talented underclasswomen, making for a lot of healthy internal competition. Fall results were encouraging in terms of greatly improved depth, especially in our II Eight. The bar is rising at practices and the team’s execution and self-expectations have come a long way from this time last year, leading to a lot of excitement about the upcoming season. It’s an amazing group I respect tremendously and have a lot of fun working with! Excited to watch them compete in 2022! Go Zags!!!"
-Head Coach Andrew Derrick

Head Coach - Andrew Derrick, 1st year

2020 Finish

• N/A

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - N/A

2021 Seniors - 6

2021 Outlook - "Like everyone else, this year has been different and challenging. We have learned a lot about not taking things for granted and are very grateful for the support we have received and what we have been able to do this year on land and in boats. We have also tried to learn a lot about each other as transitioning coaching staffs during the pandemic has not been easy on anyone. Covid has probably slowed the process a bit, making teaching some of the expectations and desired changes slower, but ultimately the team has done a great job growing in a very tough environment.

"If this were a normal year we would be a little behind, but coming off 6 months of no training and knowing the barometer of success for some out there is just being allowed to compete, we are keeping everything in perspective and not taking anything for granted. That being said we are pushing hard, getting better, and setting our sites on achievements this year and beyond! We are very proud of the resiliency and willingness to endure the athletes have shown and despite the long training interruption we are healthier now than we have been in years. The team’s retention has been phenomenal and we are very excited for the building blocks we are putting into place. This Spring will have its ups and downs, but we are capable of great things, excited to be racing, and gaining momentum for the seasons to come!"
-Head Coach Andrew Derrick

Head Coach - Marisa Wortman, 2nd year

2019 Finish

• Team - WCC Champs, 20th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - WCC Champs, 19th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - WCC Champs, 21st at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at WCCs, 21st at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2020 Seniors - 4

2020 Outlook -

Head Coach - Marisa Wortman, 1st year

2018 Finish

• Team - WCC Champs, 18th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - WCC Champs, 17th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - WCC Champs, 19th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - WCC Champs, 19th at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2019 Seniors - 11

2019 Outlook - "This spring we have an exciting opportunity to build on a winning tradition and continue to find more speed with a team of amazing individuals and dedicated coaches."
-Head Coach Marisa Wortman

Head Coach - Glenn Putyrae, 16th year

2017 Finish

• Team - WCC Champs, 19th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - WCC Champs, 19th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - WCC Champs, 19th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - WCC Champs, 18th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 4 - WCC Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2018 Seniors - 5

2018 Outlook - "The team is working hard to establish and maintain a healthy competitive culture and we are looking forward to another challenging season. Go Zags!"
-Head Coach Glenn Putyrae

Head Coach - Glenn Putyrae, 15th year

2016 Finish

• Team - WCC Champs, 16th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - WCC Champs, 14th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at WCCs, 16th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 2nd at WCCs, 19th at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2017 Seniors - 7

2017 Outlook - "The team is working diligently to accomplish their goals individually and collectively. They are aware that the level of competition in the West Coast Conference and nationally continues to improve and the margin for error in training and performance continues to get smaller. To succeed we will need to hold ourselves accountable in everything we do and progress to the best of our ability each day.

"We have once again assembled a very competitive schedule that will prepare us for the championship segment of our season. By the time we get to Lake Natoma for the WCC Championships we will have competed against 13 teams that participated in the 2016 NCAA Championships. We believe there are things learned on the race course, in competition, that cannot be learned in practice and the best way to prepare for our conference championship is to use every competitive opportunity to learn, adjust, and improve. This schedule will give us a lot of opportunities to grow and be prepared to meet our end-of-season goals."
-Head Coach Glenn Putyrae

Head Coach - Glenn Putyrae, 14th year

2015 Finish

• Team - WCC Champs, 17th at NCAAs
• Varsity 8 - WCC Champs, 15th at NCAAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at WCCs, 19th at NCAAs
• Varsity 4 - 2nd at WCCs, 17th at NCAAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8

2016 Seniors - 9

2016 Outlook - "This year’s team has been working hard and is excited to start the Championship segment of the season. They are a driven group led by a strong senior class which has helped change the expectations of what is possible on and off the water for the entire team. They have great support in the other three classes and we are encouraged by the depth they are creating. As always we will have several opportunities to see how our best compares with the rest of the country as we prepare for the increasingly competitive West Coast Conference Championships."
-Head Coach Glenn Putyrae

Head Coach - Glenn Putyrae, 13th year

2014 Finish

• Team - 2nd at WCC
• Varsity 8 - 2nd at WCCs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at WCCs
• Varsity 4 - 2nd at WCCs
• Novice 8 - WIRA Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2015 Seniors - 5

2015 Outlook - "We are looking forward to the Championship Segment of the season. The team and coaching staff have been working hard on implementing changes to our training and preparation that we believe will produce faster crews and better results. We have enjoyed a mild winter which has allowed us the opportunity to stay in touch with our on the water skills while developing the power and endurance necessary to perform at a high level in the increasingly competitive West Coast Conference.

"Our schedule this year is designed to provide the rowers regular tests of their speed and includes 18 teams that competed at the 2014 NCAA Championship. Our goal is to take advantage every opportunity and regain a position at the top of our league. Our athletes and coaches are eager for the challenge. Go Zags!"
-Head Coach Glenn Putyrae

• Gonzaga: Women's rowing top boat finishes ahead of Oregon State, WSU and LMU

• Gonzaga: Women's rowing embraces freshmen class and new coaches

• Gonzaga: Men's rowing looks to cruise to success in upcoming season

• Zags Place 18th at NCAA Championships

• Gonzaga: Women's Rowing Wins Seventh Straight WCC Title

• Gonzaga: Zags Wrap Up Competition at Oregon State

• Gonzaga: Women's Rowing Sweeps Seattle University

• Gonzaga: Bulldogs Sweep Competition at PLU Invite

• Gonzaga: Grace Cahalane: row, row, rowing right into the history books

• Gonzaga women's rowing team keeps gliding to success

• GU rowing teams find success in Head of Spokane competition

• GU women's rowing prepares for the season ahead after Oklahoma win

• Gonzaga: GU Alum Michelle Paulin Serves as U.S. Diplomat at Tokyo Olympics

• GU men's and women's perform at respective championships

• Gonzaga Women's Rowing team gets their 6th WCC Championship title

• Gonzaga: Women's Rowing: Fawley Cup becomes a tradition for GU rowing

• Gonzaga: Women's Rowing: Zags get the boat set for spring 2021 season

• GU women's rowing hires Chris Bailey-Greene as assistant coach

• Gonzaga: Andrew Derrick Named Women's Rowing Head Coach

• Gonzaga's year-round training regimen a labor of love

• GU rowing welcomes alums to opening of new Johnson Boathouse

• Gonzaga: GU Athletics to Dedicate Johnson Family Boathouse

• Gonzaga Men's and Women's Rowing Continue the Grind for Improvement

• Gonzaga: Gonzaga rowing stops by the studio ahead of the NCAA Division I National Championships

• Gonzaga building rowing facility near Silver Lake

• Gonzaga opens season at Head of Spokane against Washington State

• Gonzaga: Women's rowing: Led by a new coach, Gonzaga is ready for 2018-19 season

• Gonzaga: Wortman takes over as Gonzaga's new women's rowing coach

• Gonzaga promotes Marisa Wortman to women's rowing head coach

• Gonzaga: Wortman takes over as Gonzaga's new women's rowing coach

• Gonzaga: Women's Rowing Announces Assistant Coaching Hires

• Gonzaga: Wortman Chosen to Lead Women's Rowing Program
• Gonzaga promotes Marisa Wortman to women's rowing head coach

• Gonzaga: Bulldogs Claim 17th WCC Championship

• Gonzaga: Zags Take Fourth In SDCC Grand Final
• Gonzaga: Zags Post Trio Of Top-Three Finishe

• Gonzaga: Zags Headed To Crew Classic Grand Final

• Gonzaga: Men's and women's rowing compete in final races before conference championships

• Gonzaga: A break in the weather good news for Gonzaga's crew team

• Gonzaga: Bulldogs Put In Busy Day At Lake Natoma
• Gonzaga: Zags Beat Notre Dame Twice On Final Day

• Gonzaga: Zags Shave Eight Seconds, Take Third In SDCC Petite Final

• Gonzaga: Mother Nature wreaks havoc on rowing practice schedules

• Gonzaga men's and women's rowing team striving for the national championship

• WCC Championships

• Lake Natoma Invitational Sunday Racing

• Lake Natoma Invitational Saturday AM Racing
• Lake Natoma Invitational Saturday PM Racing

• San Diego Sunday - Collegiate Women

• San Diego Saturday - Collegiate Women

• Clemson Invite AM Session 1
• Clemson Invite AM Session 2

• Gonzaga winter training

• NCAA Championship D1 V8 Heats
• NCAA Championship D1 2V8 Heats
• NCAA Championship Reps

• Gonzaga vs. Oregon State - women

• Oregon State vs Gonzaga women

• Gonzaga vs. Oregon State Women

Head Coach - Dan Gehn, 24th year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 4 - 19th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2018 Seniors - 7

2018 Outlook -

Head Coach - Dan Gehn, 23rd year

2016 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 4th at Western Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Western Sprints
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Western Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2017 Seniors - 7

2017 Outlook - "We had a young crew last year so there was a lot of learning on the fly. The team has matured both mentality and physically. As a group, the leadership has been good and the level of commitment is better than I have seen in the last couple of years. They are looking forward to getting on the racecourse."
-Head Coach Dan Gehn

Head Coach - Dan Gehn, 22nd year

2015 Finish

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2016 Seniors - 4

2016 Outlook - "We are very young this year and have only 4 seniors none of which were in the Varsity 8 last year. The underclassmen are a tight knit group and many of them rowed in the JV the last two years and were very successful. The frosh class has some very big, strong novices that will have an impact on the upper boats. I wouldn’t call this a building year but definitely a year to gain that much needed Varsity 8 race experience and learn how to compete at a higher level."
-Head Coach Dan Gehn

Head Coach - Dan Gehn, 20th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 8 - Western Sprints Champs, 24th at IRAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Western Sprints, 18th at IRAs
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 3rd at Western Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2015 Seniors - 8

2015 Outlook - “Definitely a stronger group than we had last year with the addition of a very good recruited freshmen class. Last year we had one senior coxswain and two senior rowers, so we look forward to having more leadership and experience leading into this spring. The guys are looking forward to spring break/racing in San Diego in March. We also will return to GW Invite which is always fantastic competition.”
-Head Coach Dan Gehn

Head Coach - Dan Gehn, 20th year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 8 - WIRA Champs, 22nd at IRAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 5th at WIRA, 18th at IRAs
• Freshmen 8 - 2nd at WIRA

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2014 Seniors - 3

2014 Outlook - “We graduated 10 seniors last year and have only 3 this year and 2 of those are coxswains. So I would describe this group as young, young and younger!!”
-Head Coach Dan Gehn

Head Coach - Dan Gehn, 19th year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - WIRA Champs, 18th at IRAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at WIRA, 15th at IRAs
• Freshmen 8 - 2nd at WIRA, 17th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8

2013 Seniors - 10

2013 Outlook - “This is a hardworking group and a fun group to coach. We have lots of experienced seniors and lots of hungry sophomores. It’s a nice mix and everyone is excited to see where we can go this year.”
-Head Coach Dan Gehn

Head Coach - Dan Gehn, 18th year

2011 Finish

• V8 - 2nd at WIRA; 17th at IRAs
• JV8 - 3rd at WIRA; 14th at IRAs
• F8 - 2nd at WIRA; 17th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2012 Seniors - 4

2012 Outlook - "We lost 10 Seniors and one of the best classes we have had here so we are rebuilding somewhat, on the other hand this group has a very tenacious work ethic and has some good talent."
-Head Coach Dan Gehn

Head Coach - Dan Gehn, 17th year

2010 Finish

• Varsity 8: 4th at WIRA
• 2nd Varsity 8: 2nd at WIRA
• Freshmen 8: 3rd at WIRA

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2011 Seniors - 10

2011 Outlook - "After a dissapointing finish in 2010 the Varsity team is 3 plus eights strong and led by 10 Seniors. This being the largest team in sometime has created a highly competitive atmosphere and a re-focus on being successful in 2011."
-Head Coach Dan Gehn

• Gonzaga: Men's rowing 1V8 opens season with first-place finish at Head of Spokane

• Gonzaga: Men's Rowing Wins Fawley Cup Against Washington State

• GU rowing teams find success in Head of Spokane competition

• Gonzaga: Men's Rowing Kicks off their Season with a Win!

• GU men's and women's perform at respective championships

• Gonzaga: Men's Rowing: Shortened season still presents opportunity for GU

• Gonzaga rowing teams work with COVID-19 practice limitations

• GU rowing welcomes alums to opening of new Johnson Boathouse

• Gonzaga: GU Athletics to Dedicate Johnson Family Boathouse

• Gonzaga Men's and Women's Rowing Continue the Grind for Improvement

• Gonzaga's Nordin overcomes injury to pursue Paralympic goals

• Gonzaga building rowing facility near Silver Lake

• Gonzaga: Gonzaga rower Nordin discovers athletic niche on world stage

• Gonzaga: Bulldogs Sweep Cougars In Fawley Cup

• Gonzaga Bulldogs Complete Day One At Crew Classic

• Gonzaga rowing wins Foley Cup, beats St. Albans by a boat length

• Gonzaga: Men's and women's rowing compete in final races before conference championships

• Gonzaga: A break in the weather good news for Gonzaga's crew team

• Gonzaga: Mother Nature wreaks havoc on rowing practice schedules

• Gonzaga: Zags And Beavers Battle At Silver Lake

• Gonzaga men's and women's rowing team striving for the national championship

• Head of the Lake Collegiate Men

• Gonzaga at Drexel, men
• Gonzaga at St Joseph's, men

• Oregon State at Gonzaga, men

• Western Sprints

• San Diego Saturday - Collegiate Men

• Oregon State vs Gonzaga men

• Gonzaga vs. Oregon State Men