Head Coach - Philip Schmehl, 7th year

2018 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd Final at Dad Vails
• Varsity 4 - 3rd Final at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2019 Seniors - 5

2019 Outlook - "The biggest change from last year to this one is depth. With a roster over 30 guys the competition for seats is fierce, and the squad is working hard. This, combined with good senior leadership, will have the Pioneer Navy pressing to make a return to the grand finals."
-Head Coach Philip Schmehl

Head Coach - Philip Schmehl, 6th year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 9th at Dad Vails
• Varsity 4 - 5th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2018 Seniors - 1

2018 Outlook - "The Marietta Men are looking to continue our improvement. With 7 of 9 rowers returning from the varsity and the addition of freshman competing for seats, practices are more competitive with progress being made daily."
-Head Coach Philip Schmehl

Head Coach - Philip Schmehl, 5th year

2016 Finish

• Varsity 8 - Dad Vail Semis
• Varsity 4 - Dad Vail Semis, 12th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2017 Seniors - 4

2017 Outlook - "The Marietta men are looking forward to taking another step forward this year with speed. We have some good depth on the team, and are working hard to improve our fitness and technique, which are areas that have seen great improvement over these past 4 years."
-Head Coach Phil Schmehl

Head Coach - Philip Schmehl, 4th year

2015 Finish

• Varsity 4 - Dad Vail Semis, 4th at HOCR

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2016 Seniors - 1

2016 Outlook - "With a strong freshman class making immediate contributions, we expect to take another step forward, competing for a spot in the grand finals at Knecht Cup, SIRAs, MACRA, and Dad Vails."
-Head Coach Philip Schmehl

Head Coach - Philip Schmehl, 3rd year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 4 - Dad Vail Semifinalist, 2nd at HOCR Collegiate 4+
• Novice 8 - Dad Vail Semifinalist

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 0

2015 Seniors - 1

2015 Outlook - "We are a very young squad that is eager to develop speed. We are putting in more work that last year and the team chemistry & culture continues to grow with strong internal leadership. We will be returning to competing in the V8 category this year, combining men from last Spring's Varsity 4 with men from the Freshman 8."
-Head Coach Philip Schmehl

Head Coach - Phil Schmehl, 2nd year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 4 - 16th at HOCR

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2014 Seniors - 0

2014 Outlook - "The team has been working hard over the last month to improve fitness, power, and technique. With a strong freshman/novice class, we are looking forward to increased competition during practice, and thus more speed when racing."
-Head Coach Phil Schmehl

Head Coach - Philip Schmehl, 1st year

2012 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 18th at HOCR Club Eight
• Freshmen 8 - Dad Vail Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 0

2013 Seniors - 0

2013 Outlook - "Looking forward to working with and developing a very young squad of oarsmen. Winter training is yielding very positive results on the erg and in the weight room, so optimism is running high."
-Head Coach Philip Schmehl

Head Coach - Christopher Pucella, 7th year

2011 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 10th at HOCR (Club 8)
• Lightweight 8 - SIRA Champs, 8th at IRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 2

2012 Seniors - 6

2012 Outlook - "We are returning 8 of the 9 members of the lightweight 8+ that represented Marietta College at the IRA in 2011. We expect some of these athletes to add speed and depth to the V8+ as we continue to focus on success at the big races, SIRA and Dad Vail. In addition, a strong group of freshman will be asked to build on their fall success (4th at Head of the Schuylkill) to take on our traditional Dad Vail rivals throughout the season."
-Head Coach Chris Pucella

• Marietta Rowing alumnus gives unprecedented gift to historic rowing program

• Marietta: Men's Rowing races in annual Braxton Memorial Regatta

• Marietta: Men's Rowing has good showing at the Head of the Schuylkill

• Marietta: Men's Rowing opens fall racing season at the Head of the Charles
• Marietta Men's Rowing opens fall racing season at the Head of the Charles

• Marietta: Myhr named Head Men's Rowing Coach

• Marietta: Schmehl resigns as Pioneer's head men's rowing coach

• Marietta: Men's Rowing finishes season at the 81st annual Dad Vail Regatta

• Marietta Men's Rowing advances three shells at 81st annual Dad Vail Regatta

• Marietta Men's Rowing closes fall at the 45th annual Bill Braxton Memorial Regatta

• Marietta: Men's Rowing claims three silver and one bronze medal at the Head of the Occoquan

• Marietta: Men's Rowing dominates Muskie Chase

• Marietta Men's Rowing competes at the Head of the Charles

• Marietta: Men's Rowing advances to SIRA varsity 8 A Final

• Marietta: Men's Rowing places fourth in Kerr Cup Petite Final

• Marietta: Men's Rowing falls to Purdue and beats Ohio State

• Marietta: Rising Waters
• Marietta: Washington County braces for flooding

• Marietta Men's Rowing dominates Muskie Chase

• Marietta: Garrett joins Men's Rowing staff

• Marietta: In Due Time

• Marietta: Gleim helps USA to silver medal at World Rowing Championships

• Marietta rowing places two boats at Knecht cup

• Marietta: College boathouse remodeled

• Marietta: Men's Crew places eighth at Head of the Charles Regatta

• Marietta: Rower looks to future after competing in U23 World Championships

• Marietta College boathouse undergoes renovations

• Marietta College: Men's Crew hires Aaron Lucia as assistant coach

• Marietta: Lucia named assistant men's rowing coach

• Marietta College announces 33rd Athletic Hall of Fame class Andrew Bolton '02 and Dorothy Klaiber '05

• Marietta: Men's Rowing wraps fall racing season at annual Braxton Memorial Regatta

• Knecht Cup Saturday Racing - Men

• Lake Lanier Training-Navy, Ithaca, Marietta

Head Coach - Brad Hemmerly, 5th year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 4- 2nd at MARC, 3rd at Dad Vails, 4th at SIRA, Knecht Cup Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 1

2018 Seniors - 0

2018 Outlook - "We graduated great seniors last year. A talented freshman class is now learning what it will take to be a competitive college athlete for the Marietta Women’s program, with a good class shaping up to follow them next year. We hold ourselves to a higher level here at Marietta and continue to look for the right women to be a part of that success. We continue to build the program around quality, not quantity, and are looking forward to the upcoming racing season."
-Head Coach Brad Hemmerly

Head Coach - Brad Hemmerly, 4th year

2016 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at MARC, 3rd at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2017 Seniors - 4

2017 Outlook - "With a small and dedicated group we are looking forward to the starting our spring season and testing ourselves against some great competition on the race course. At the end of this fall season, we completed a 2-year project to fully renovate our historic boathouse. A lot of time and energy were spent making this great facility possible. The team is excited to start utilizing our new home to its fullest extent this spring, and the coaching staff is traveling the country looking for women that are excited about continuing to row and compete in college while getting a great education."
-Head Coach Brad Hemmerly

Head Coach - Brad Hemmerly, 2nd year

2014 Finish

• Team - 2nd at MARC
• Varsity 8 - 2nd at MARC, Vails Champs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at SIRA, MARC Champs, 3rd at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2015 Seniors - 3

2015 Outlook - "We have a very enthusiastic group with high aspirations. As a young team, we are improving on a daily basis. We are looking forward to getting on the race course this spring to measure our progress against some great competition."
-Head Coach Brad Hemmerly

Head Coach - Brad Hemmerly, 1st year

2013 Finish

• Team - 2nd at MAAC
• Varsity 8 - 2nd at MAAC, 2nd at Vails
• 2nd Varsity 8 - MAAC Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2014 Seniors - 4

2014 Outlook - "This years team is very excited to get back to work. While the team as a whole is very young, we have some leaders emerging already. The senior and junior classes, while small in numbers, have been here and witnessed the growth of the program the past few years. They are doing a great job sharing their experience with the younger members of the team and helping them to understand the amount of work needed to be successful at this level. The energy and enthusiasm that this group brings daily has been great. It will be exciting to test ourselves against some of the best this spring once we get back on the water."
-Head Coach Brad Hemmerly

Head Coach - Kelly Harris, 6th year

2012 Finish

• Team - Mid-Atlantic Champs, 6th at NCAA DIII Championship
• Varsity 8 - Mid-Atlantic Champs, 5th at NCAA DIII Championship
• 2nd Varsity 8 - Mid-Atlantic Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2013 Seniors - 4

2013 Outlook - "We have a very talented and ambitious group of freshman, who are strong and highly coachable. The upperclassmen continue to be leaders in the weight room and on the ergs, and I am looking forward to seeing how we can develop their speed as winter training progresses and we set our sights on spring break. The ultimate goal is to gain the automatic team bid from the MARC to the NCAA's for 2013. This is an important year, as it is the first time the MARC will serve as an automatic qualifier for the Championship. The women worked hard in the off-season, and came back to campus in January in better shape any previous year. They understand the importance of our team motto of O.A.R.S. (Ownership, Accountability, Responsibility, and Self-Integrity), and work to apply it to all that they do on and off the water."
-Head Coach Kelly Harris

Head Coach - Kelly Harris, 5th year

2011 Finish

• Varsity 8 - MARC Champs, 1st at Dad Vail DIII V8 Event, at-large bid to NCAAs for first time since 1999

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8

2012 Seniors - 2

2012 Outlook - "Depth and work ethic define this year's team, with the inclusion of a talented freshman class and the leadership returning from the varsity squad. The goal remains to retain the title at the MARC as well as the Dad Vail, with a possible team bid to the NCAA's for the first time in program history."
-Head Coach Kelly Harris

• Marietta Rowing alumnus gives unprecedented gift to historic rowing program

• Marietta: Women's Rowing hosts Muskie Chase

• Marietta Women's Rowing competes at Yinzer Cup

• Marietta: Women's Rowing takes third at Dad Vail Regatta

• Marietta Women's Rowing advances to Dad Vail Level 2 Final

• Marietta: Women's Rowing varsity 4+ places third at MARC Championships

• Marietta: Tiger Navy on the water this weekend

• Marietta: Klicker named Head Women's Rowing Coach

• Marietta: Hemmerly to step down as Women's Rowing coach

• Marietta: Rising Waters
• Marietta: Washington County braces for flooding

• Marietta rowing places two boats at Knecht cup

• Marietta: College boathouse remodeled

• Marietta College announces 33rd Athletic Hall of Fame class Andrew Bolton '02 and Dorothy Klaiber '05

• Marietta: Women's Rowing ends fall with gold at the Head of the Occoquan

• Marietta: Women's Rowing hosts Muskie Chase

• Marietta Women's Rowing opens season at Head of the Ohio

• Marietta: Women's rowing strives for NCAA Championship appearance

• Marietta: Women's Rowing golden at 76th annual Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta

• Marietta: Women's Rowing finishes second at Mid-Atlantic Rowing Conference Championship

• Marietta Women's Rowing places third in SIRA points trophy

• NCAA Championship Reps

• Lake Lanier Training-Navy, Ithaca, Marietta