Head Coach - Will Oliver, 11th year

2020 Finish

• N/A

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - N/A

2021 Seniors - 3

2021 Outlook - "MIT will not be competing this spring. We have some students on campus, and those athletes will be able to practice in singles this spring. Hopefully we’ll be up and running normally in the fall."
-Head Coach Will Oliver

Head Coach - Will Oliver, 10th year

2019 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 15th at HOCR

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 0

2020 Seniors - 2

2020 Outlook - "We’re excited about our upcoming season. We’ve got a young group who are improving quickly and we’re looking forward to a couple of years of growth and improvement."
-Head Coach Will Oliver

Head Coach - Will Oliver, 9th year

2018 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 10th at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 2

2019 Seniors - 4

2019 Outlook - "We’ve moved from the EARC Sprints to the Dad Vail as our team’s championship. We’re looking forward to seeing new competition. Our race schedule will feature quite a lot of racing in the heavyweight category prior to Dad Vail, but we’ll see several Dad Vail programs as well. Our team is young and are making solid progress, but we’ll need to continue to grow in skill and fitness throughout the spring to produce our best possible performances."
-Head Coach Will Oliver

Head Coach - Will Oliver, 8th year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 8 - Won Secretary of the Navy Cup at SDCC, 10th at EARC Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2018 Seniors - 5

2018 Outlook - "We’re looking to improve on last year’s performances. We have a great group of freshmen joining the program this year, and we expect they’ll help drive our performance this spring. While our team is relatively young, the experienced rowers we do have are setting the tone and making this a very productive training year."
-Head Coach Will Oliver

Head Coach - Will Oliver, 7th year

2016 Finish

• Varsity 8 - Won SDCC

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2017 Seniors - 3

2017 Outlook - "This season we’re hoping to build a strong foundation with a relatively inexperienced crew. Improving fitness during the winter will be extremely important, but, if we do, I think we could see some solid racing this spring as our 1V becomes more seasoned."
-Head Coach Will Oliver

Head Coach - Will Oliver, 6th year

2015 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Vails, 6th at Sprints, 7th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 2

2016 Seniors - 7

2016 Outlook - "We graduated a large competitive group last season, and we’re working hard to deal with that loss this year. The team is working hard, but relative to the past two years, they are a young group who need some time to develop. We have some solid upperclassmen who we’ll be relying on throughout the season, both to generate speed and lead the younger group. Overall, the attitude of the squad is good, and we’re looking forward to seeing how far the entire team can progress this year."
-Head Coach Will Oliver

Head Coach - Will Oliver, 5th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 8 - Dad Vail Champs, 6th at Sprints, 3rd at SDCC Cal Cup
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at Dad Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8

2015 Seniors - 7

2015 Outlook - "With a large senior class and the vast majority of our 1V oarsmen returning from last season, this squad is the most experienced group that we have fielded in recent years. In addition to being more experienced, this team is also extremely driven, and will work hard throughout the winter to gain strength and fitness. We hope to build on the progress that we’ve made over the last couple of seasons and continue to gain speed through the IRA Championship."
-Head Coach Will Oliver

Head Coach - Will Oliver, 4th year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Dad Vail, 9th at Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8 - Won Dad Vail in 4+, 7th at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2014 Seniors - 2

2014 Outlook - "We're looking forward to what we hope will be a competitive season spring season. We graduated quite a few of our strongest athletes last year, so we were initially expecting a building year, but our returning rowers have really stepped up. They had a strong finish at the Head of the Charles this fall, and they've carried their enthusiasm and drive into winter training where we're seeing serious gains."
-Head Coach Will Oliver

• Boca Raton coxswain steers MIT at Henley Regatta

• MIT: Coach, Trailblazer Linda Muri Leads MIT's Boathouse Renewal

• MIT: Amphibious Achievement teaches valuable lessons in and out of the water

• MIT rows in Head of the Charles
• MIT rows in Head of the Charles

• MIT Names Will Oliver as Men's Lightweight Head Coach

• MIT Lightweight crew coaches step down

• MIT: Ted Benford and Andy Hilton Step Down from Men's Lightweight Coaching Posts

• Biglin Bowl, Harvard, Dartmouth, MIT lightweight men

• Georgetown, Yale at MIT, light men

• Penn, Delaware at MIT, light men

• Yale vs. MIT, Georgetown LM

• MIT vs. Penn, Delaware, light men

• Cornell, Columbia at MIT light men

• Dartmouth, MIT at Harvard, light men

• MIT at Penn, light men

• Dartmouth vs Harvard vs MIT, light men

• MIT Lights vs. BC Heavy Men
• Delaware at MIT light men

• Cornell, Columbia at MIT, light men

• Yale, Georgetown at MIT light men

• Dartmouth, MIT at Harvard, light men

• MIT, Navy @ Princeton, light men

Head Coach - Tony Kilbridge, 12th year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 17th at Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 18th at Sprints
• Varsity 4 - 11th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2018 Seniors - 7

2018 Outlook -

Head Coach - Tony Kilbridge, 9th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 17th at Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 17th at Sprints
• Varsity 4 - 8th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2015 Seniors - 7

2015 Outlook - "The MIT Heavyweight Men are excited to start their 2015 spring campaign. Led by a dedicated group of seniors, the team is currently pushing hard through winter training, and showing significant improvements. A talented freshman class is performing well and striving to put their mark on the program as well. We look forward to racing some of the best teams in the country, and build towards good results at the Eastern Sprints and IRA regattas."
-MIT Coaching Staff

Head Coach - Tony Kilbridge, 7th year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 18th at Sprints
• Freshmen 8 - 15th at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2013 Seniors - 1

2013 Outlook - "We have a young team this year with only 1 senior leaving us at the end of the season. Our younger athletes are showing good progress and we expect to continue to gain speed as we make our way through the spring season. Like every year, our competition is some of the best in the country, but we are optimistic that we can put ourselves in a position to be selected for the IRA national championships."
-MIT Coaching Staff

Head Coach - Tony Kilbridge, 4th year

2009 Finish

• Varsity 8: 12th at Sprints, 19th at IRA
• Freshmen 8: 9th at Sprints, 13th at IRA

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 2

2010 Seniors - 1

2010 Outlook - "We have a young team this year and are developing a number of guys who have good potential but starting rowing in college. Our goal is to pick up speed during the season and be at our fastest for the championship races."
-Head Coach Tony Kilbridge

• MIT: Men's Heavyweight Crew Announces 2020-21 Recruiting Class

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• MIT Athlete of the Week: Charles Hsu '14: Hsu does crew, viola, and course 7 research

• MIT: Amphibious Achievement teaches valuable lessons in and out of the water

• MIT rows in Head of the Charles
• MIT rows in Head of the Charles

• MIT Heavyweight crew takes 2nd in Compton Cup quote of the week hands down

• Marist at MIT heavy men

• Alumni Cup: MIT vs. Columbia, Dartmouth, Holy Cross

• MIT, Coast Guard, URI (Men & Women)

• MIT, Bates, Rhode Island heavy men

• Princeton at MIT, Harvard heavy men

• MIT vs. Coast Guard, heavy men

• Princeton Chase Heavy Men's Eights

• Bates, Delaware vs. MIT heavy men

• Compton Cup: Harvard, MIT at Princeton, heavy men

• Donahue Cup - Men

• MIT vs. Columbia, Holy Cross, Dartmouth

• Wisconsin, MIT at BU heavy men

• Rhode Island, Delaware, UMass, at MIT open men
• Kelly and Bergen Cups

• Bates vs. MIT and BC heavy men

Head Coach - Claire Martin-Doyle, 14th year

2019 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Dad Vails, 7th at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 4th at Dad Vails, 7th at IRAs
• Double - 4th at Dad Vails, 7th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2020 Seniors - 6

2020 Outlook - "Following an outstanding fall season, the team is excited and working to translate that success to the spring season!"
-Head Coach Claire Martin-Doyle

Head Coach - Claire Martin-Doyle, 13th year

2018 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at Dad Vails, 6th at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 2nd at Dad Vails
• Varsity 2x - 3rd at Dad Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 3

2019 Seniors - 2

2019 Outlook - "Excited to test our speed and depth against a diverse set of competitive lightweight and openweight opponents."
-Head Coach Claire Martin-Doyle

Head Coach - Claire Martin-Doyle, 12th year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Dad Vail, 7th at IRAs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at Dad Vail, 4th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2018 Seniors - 6

2018 Outlook - "This spring, we’ll race a mix of elite DIII openweight programs, including Bates and Wellesley as well as traditional lightweight programs. Knecht Cup, April 14-15, will bring a chance to test our speed against the majority of IRA contenders. The following weekend, back on the Charles on April 21st, Muri Cup and Beanpot bring all three lightweight Charles River programs to line. Finally, our regular season will culminate with Dad Vails, looking to medal for the 7th consecutive year. The regular season mix of regattas and competitors promises an exciting season with diverse opponents prior to Championship racing at the IRA at June 1 -3."
-Head Coach Claire Martin-Doyle

Head Coach - Claire Martin-Doyle, 11th year

2016 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3-time Dad Vail Champs, 5th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8

2017 Seniors - 6

2017 Outlook - "During the 2017 spring season, MIT LWRW will race a mix of exclusive DIII openweight programs (Simmons, Tufts, Bates), as well as powerhouse DI lightweight programs. Tech LWRW will travel to Mercer Lake for Knecht Cup, April 8-9, which typically features the majority of IRA contenders. The Muri Cup in combination with the Beanpot on April 15th will feature the top-three finishers from the 2016 Head of the Charles (Radcliffe, BU, MIT). This mix of regattas and competitors promises an exciting season with diverse opponents and races. Championship racing will begin with the Dad Vail Regatta in Philadelphia on May 12-13 and culminate at Lake Natoma, CA for the 115th IRA from June 2-4."
-Head Coach Claire Martin-Doyle

Head Coach - Claire Martin-Doyle, 10th year

2015 Finish

• Varsity 8 - Dad Vail Champs
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2016 Seniors - 3

2016 Outlook - "MIT Light women open the spring season against Tulsa with a first ever trip to Oklahoma to race the full slate of IRA lightweight events: V8, V4 and 2x. Next up, the team lines up against DIII openweights, Simmons and UVM for home racing on the Charles. April 9-10, Tech travels to Mercer Lake for The Knecht Cup, which looks to be a preview of the IRA with many of the top lightweight programs scheduled to compete. The following weekend, back on the Charles, Tech sees visiting crews from Stanford and Wisconsin alongside home rivals Harvard-Radcliffe and Boston University for invitational racing on both Saturday and Sunday. On April 23, Tech contests the eighth annual Muri Cup in combination with the LW Beanpot against Harvard-Radcliffe and Boston University. The team will cap off the regular season with a trip to Dad Vail, racing for their third consecutive Championship in the Varsity Lightweight Eight. The squad closes the season with Championship racing at Mercer Lake for the IRA."
-Head Coach Claire Martin-Doyle

Head Coach - Claire Martin-Doyle, 9th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 8 - Dad Vail Champs, 7th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8

2015 Seniors - 6

2015 Outlook - "Our opening spring races are bi-coastal this year with the First Varsity Eight racing in San Diego at the Crew Classic and the rest of the team racing at home against Boston University. Our second weekend of racing, the team lines up against DIII openweights, Simmons and Bates for home racing on the Charles. The team then travels to Mercer Lake for Knecht Cup, April11-12, which looks to be a preview of the IRA with many of the top lightweight programs scheduled to compete.

"The following weekend, back on the Charles, Tech sees visiting crews from Stanford and Wisconsin alongside home rivals Harvard-Radcliffe and Boston University for racing on both Saturday and Sunday. On April 25, Tech contests the seventh annual Muri Cup in combination with the LW Beanpot against Harvard-Radcliffe and Boston University. The team will finish out the regular season with a trip to Dad Vail, where both Tech’s light women and men look to repeat their gold medal performances in the Varsity Lightweight Eights. The team will finish out the season with Championship racing at Mercer Lake for the IRA."
Claire Martin-Doyle

Head Coach - Claire Martin-Doyle, 8th year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Dad Vail

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2014 Seniors - 1

2014 Outlook - "Opening the season at home on March 29th, in the second annual Lightweight Beanpot, Tech takes on Harvard-Radcliffe and Boston University. After a weekend off, the team travels to Mercer Lake for Knecht Cup where the Varsity Eight finished 4th in 2013. The following weekend, back on the Charles, Tech sees visiting crews from Stanford and Wisconsin alongside home rivals Harvard-Radcliffe and Boston University for the Lightweight Invitational on Saturday, April 20th. Sunday, April 21st the team contests the sixth annual Muri Cup against Harvard-Radcliffe. The team will finish out the regular season with a trip to Dad Vail, looking to improve on a second-place finish in the Lightweight Eight in 2013. If selected, the team will race at the IRA in Mercer, NJ."
-Head Coach Claire Martin-Doyle

Head Coach - Claire Martin-Doyle, 7th year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Dad Vails, 7th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2013 Seniors - 4

2013 Outlook - "MIT’s lightweight women will open the 2013 spring season on March 30th at home versus Harvard-Radcliffe and Boston University. After a weekend off, on April 13th and 14th, Tech will attend the Knecht Cup Regatta, a two-day event with ample competition which has historically featured strong racing from Wisconsin, Bucknell, Buffalo, and University of Massachusetts. On April 20th& 21th, Tech will stay home and face Wisconsin, Stanford, Princeton, University of Massachusetts along with Harvard-Radcliffe and Boston University on the Charles. On April 27th, MIT and Harvard-Radcliffe contest the Muri Cup for the fourth consecutive year. At the end of the regular season, Tech will send a lightweight eight and four to the Dad Vail Regatta in Philadelphia, where the Varsity Eight finished 3rd in 2012. If selected, Tech will send a lightweight eight and four to the IRA in Sacramento, CA."
-Head Coach Claire Martin-Doyle

• MIT Lightweight Women's Crew makes history at Head of the Charles

• MIT Women's Lightweight Crew Shines at Head of the Charles

• MIT: Coach, Trailblazer Linda Muri Leads MIT's Boathouse Renewal

• MIT: Amphibious Achievement teaches valuable lessons in and out of the water

• Bates OW, Simmons OW at MIT LW

• LW Beanpot - BU, Radcliffe & MIT

• Boston Lightweight Invite - Sunday

• Boston Lightweight Invite - Saturday

• Bates vs. Simmons & MIT Lightweight Women

• Beanpot Muri Cup, lightweight women

• Light Women's Invite Heats and Fours
• Light Women's Invite Finals

• Wisconsin at MIT, light women

• Knecht Cup Saturday Racing - Women

• Bates, UVM, MIT Lights vs Simmons

• Muri Cup - Radcliffe vs. MIT light women

• BU, MIT, Radcliffe, Stanford, Wisco LW

• Lightweight Women's Beanpot

• MIT vs. Radcliffe, light women

• Buffalo, Simmons at MIT, women

• Tulsa, MIT vs. Radcliffe LW

Head Coach - Holly Metcalf, 13th year

2019 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 1st at Fish, 10th at HOCR, 6th at Patriot
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at Fish, 6th at Patriot
• Varsity 4 - 8th at Patriot

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2020 Seniors - 3

2020 Outlook - "We have a very young team—and strong. The freshmen alone account for 18 out of our 34 student-athletes (8 of whom are walk-ons). 9 sophomore, 4 juniors, and 3 seniors make up the rest of the team. With a first place finish for the V8 at the Head of the Fish—powered by 5 freshmen, 3 sophomores and 1 junior—and a 2nd place finish for the 2V8, the entire team has attacked their winter training. The sophomores and freshmen are owning their roles as young leaders and growing into the challenges that face a young team as well as being without a boathouse for the racing season as Pierce Boathouse goes through a renovation to be completed by the fall of this year. Every challenge so far has been welcomed with the knowledge that the resulting growth brings strength of mind and body. The team is looking forward to testing themselves side by side with fellow competitors who have worked as hard and are equally as excited to race!"
-Head Coach Holly Metcalf

Head Coach - Holly Metcalf, 12th year

2018 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at Patriot
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 5th at Patriot
• Varsity 4 - 7th at Patriot

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 3

2019 Seniors - 10

2019 Outlook - "We have a strong recruited class of 7 athletes who have been extremely competitive, pushing the entire team to the next level of competitiveness. Walk-ons continue to be strong members of the varsity program; some of our strongest rowers have been walk-ons. We look forward to a very challenging spring racing season and to testing our grit!"
-Head Coach Holly Metcalf

Head Coach - Harriet Metcalf, 11th year

2017 Finish

• Team - 5th at Patriot
• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Patriot
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 6th at Patriot
• Varsity 4 - 6th at Patriot

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2018 Seniors - 2

2018 Outlook -

Head Coach - Harriet Metcalf, 10th year

2016 Finish

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

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2017 Seniors - 5

2017 Outlook - "This is year two of a young team building confidence and growing the competitive team culture. The team is comprised of 14 freshmen (4 walk-ons), 9 sophomores and 5 seniors. Our racing season is one of our most challenging to date, with an early March 25 start versus the University of Rhode Island. Highlights include the George Washington Invite, Women’s Sprints and the Patriot League Championship."
-Head Coach Harriet Metcalf

Head Coach - Holly Metcalf, 9th year

2015 Finish

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

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2016 Seniors - 6

2016 Outlook - "We are in year 2 of growing our young team: half of the team comprised of freshmen and one third walk-ons. Challenging this young team our first race, March 26, will be Northeastern, Boston College and Radcliffe for the Beanpot trophy. Heading into week two, the Engineers head south to the George Washington Invite for two days of dual racing, including Patriot League competitors—Navy and Georgetown. The team culture and attitude have grown to yet another level this year, taking on more miles than ever this winter. Almost every weekend we will face a fellow Patriot League opponent making this one of our strongest racing seasons to date. We look forward to the challenges and continued team growth this season."
-Head Coach Holly Metcalf

Head Coach - Holly Metcalf, 8th year

2014 Finish

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

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2015 Seniors - 4

2015 Outlook - "Metaphorically speaking, it is Spring again at MIT. It’s a young team- as the recruiting buzz has taken hold and walk-on development has picked up, a full two-thirds of the squad’s top twenty seats are occupied by the freshman and sophomore class. The Fall months were a great time for these newer athletes to coalesce into a single stroke and rhythm, and we closed considerably on the league’s best . After a productive Florida training trip, we are putting in the hard miles to be ready for the Spring- a season that holds new challenges (we added Dartmouth and Holy Cross to our schedule) and familiar foes. Our approach generally takes the full cycle of the year to develop peak speed, and we have reason to believe that this group is ready for that kind of trajectory."
-Assistant Coach Previn Chandraratna

Head Coach - Holly Metcalf, 7th year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at Patriot, swept 3 races at GW Invite

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2014 Seniors - 4

2014 Outlook - "With a team dominated by an energetic and talented freshman and sophomore class and led by some key upperclassmen, we have newly infused drive, athleticism, and depth. Only time will tell how quickly this young squad can ripen, but improved Fall performances against league competition and tremendous gains over the winter have led to a positive trajectory so far. We are looking forward to taking the program to the next level in an expanding, more challenging Patriot League."
-Head Coach Holly Metcalf

Head Coach - Holly Metcalf, 6th year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 2nd at Patriot League, 5th at Sprints
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 4th at Patriot League, 7th at Sprints
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at Patriot League, 8th at Sprints

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2013 Seniors - 3

2013 Outlook - "Riding high off of a strong 2012 run, the squad graduated eight key seniors but has wasted no time rebuilding. With a strong, serious winter training under its belt, the crew has replaced much of the power and focus that brought past successes, and the team is doing it with a much younger group (31 athletes will be returning for 2014).

“It’s a team that has settled into its 2013 identity, ready to challenge itself and its opponents. The student athletes have taken their fitness and mental attitude to the next level and are looking forward to testing their speed.”
-Head Coach Holly Metcalf

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• MIT: Coach, Trailblazer Linda Muri Leads MIT's Boathouse Renewal

• Cherry Hill rower heading to MIT

• MIT: Tough winds on water at Beanpot

• MIT: Amphibious Achievement teaches valuable lessons in and out of the water

• Patriot Championships Heats
• Patriot Championships Finals & Medals

• Wellesley, Williams, William Smith, vs. MIT, open women

• BC OW, MIT OW, BU LW

• Boston College OW, MIT OW, BU Light Women

• MIT, Coast Guard, URI (Men & Women)

• Boston College vs. MIT, open women

• MIT vs. Smith, Simmons, Coast Guard women
• Women's Beanpot - BU, BC, Radcliffe, MIT and NU women

• Princeton Chase Women's Eights
• Princeton Chase Women's Fours
• Princeton Chase Novice Women's Eights

• Patriot Championships Heats
• Patriot Championships Finals

• MIT vs. Dartmouth, UMass, BC OW

• Patriot League Championships

• EAWRC Sprints Heats
• EAWRC Sprints Finals

• MIT, BC vs. Northeastern open women

• Bates, UMass at MIT, women

• George Washington Invite MIT vs. St. Joseph's women

• Rutgers at MIT open women

• MIT vs. Boston College open women

• Patriot League Championship

• Simmons, Buffalo, UMass at MIT, women

• Beanpot Regatta