Head Coach - David Kucik, 25th year

2019 Finish

• Varsity 8 - Crew Classic Champs, 2nd at SIRA, 3rd at Vails, 3rd at ACRA
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 9th at SIRA, 11th at ACRA
• 3rd Varsity 8 - 2nd at SIRA, 7th at Vails
• Freshmen 8 - 4th at SIRA, 6th at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2020 Seniors - 11

2020 Outlook - "Year over year improvement starts easy and gets more difficult each season. 2020 will be a challenge to build on very strong results from 2019. Returning and rising leaders must continue to hold each other accountable for us to maximize our potential. The ceiling is only limited to what we are willing to endure as part of the process. We are excited about racing a 3rd Varsity eight for the second consecutive season, illustrating the depth of committed athletes. Men’s team points trophies are within reach at our championship regattas if we continue to stay healthy and work hard."
-Head Coach David Kucik

Head Coach - David Kucik, 24th year

2018 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 7th at SDCC, 6th at SIRA, 9th at ACRA
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 7th at SIRA, 11th at Vails
• Freshmen 8 - 5th at SIRA, 10th at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2019 Seniors - 9

2019 Outlook - "The Men's squad is in a good position to build upon results from a solid 2018 season. With solid leadership from the senior and junior classes, the team is highly motivated. Setting high standards for work ethic, competitiveness, and commitment are critical to this squad's success both at our historic spring regattas and at the Henley Royal Regatta in July. This group of athletes is well on the road to achieving these standards which should produce some quality racing and great performances this spring."
-Head Coach David Kucik

Head Coach - David Kucik, 23rd year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 12th at SDCC, 10th at SIRA
• Lightweight 8 - 5th at SDCC, 2nd at SIRA, 4th at Dad Vails
• Freshmen 8 - 2nd at SIRA, 5th at Dad Vail
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 10th at Dad Vail

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2018 Seniors - 6

2018 Outlook - "The Varsity Men’s squad is in a good position to build upon results from a solid 2017 season. With an eager sophomore class and solid leadership from the senior and junior classes, the team is highly motivated after producing strong results in the fall as we look towards the spring. The squad is 36 rowers and coxswains deep, while the novice squad has 25 athletes. Setting the high standards of work ethic, competitiveness, and commitment are critical to this squad’s success both on the water and academically. This group of athletes is well on the road to achieving these standards which should produce some great racing with great performances this spring."
-Head Coach David Kucik

Head Coach - David Kucik, 22nd year

2016 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 4th at SIRA, 7th at Vails, 7th at ACRA
• Lightweight 8 - 5th at SIRA, 3rd at Vails
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 7th at SIRA
• Freshmen 8 - 2nd at SIRA, 3rd at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2017 Seniors - 9

2017 Outlook - "With an overall strong 2016 performance from the Purdue Varsity Men, as well as a promising freshman class coming up to compete for seats in the V8+, Purdue looks to continue to build upon its success in the 2017 season. The team is 35 highly motivated varsity rowers and coxswains deep, with a good mix of experience and youth; the novice squad has 28 athletes. Purdue has both the leadership and potential to succeed in the spring, looking toward the Dad Vail Regatta."
-Head Coach David Kucik

Head Coach - David Kucik, 21st year

2015 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 8th at SIRA, 7th at ACRA
• Lightweight 8 - 8th at SIRA, 6th at Vails
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 10th at SIRA, 8th at ACRA
• Varsity 4 - 11th at ACRA
• Freshmen 8 - 4th at SIRA, 3rd at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2016 Seniors - 8

2016 Outlook - "With an overall strong 2015 performance from the Purdue Varsity Men, as well as a promising freshman class coming up to compete for seats in the V8+, Purdue looks to continue to build upon its success in the 2016 season. The team is 31 highly motivated varsity rowers and coxswains deep, with a good mix of experience and youth; the novice squad has 45 athletes. Purdue has both the leadership and potential to succeed in the spring, looking toward the Dad Vail Regatta."
-Head Coach David Kucik

Head Coach - David Kucik, 20th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at SIRA, 14th at ACRAs
• Lightweight 8 - 2nd at SIRA, 3rd at Vails, 5th at ACRAs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 8th at SIRAs
• Varsity 4 - 11th at ACRAs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 3

2015 Seniors - 10

2015 Outlook -

Head Coach - David Kucik, 19th year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 7th at SIRA, 8th at Dad Vail
• Lightweight 8 - 2nd at SIRA, 3rd at Vails, 6th at ACRA
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 9th at SIRA, 9th at Vails
• Varsity 4 - 2nd at ACRA, 2nd at HOCR

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2014 Seniors - 8

2014 Outlook -

Head Coach - Dave Kucik, 15th year

2009 Finish

• Varsity 8: 2nd at Dad Vail
• 2nd Varsity 8: 6th at Dad Vail

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2010 Seniors -

2010 Outlook - "The Varsity Men’s squad is developing quite nicely. Leadership is emerging as the daily work ethic defines the basis for selection the Varsity 8, the Varsity Lightweight 8, the Junior Varsity and a Varsity 4. The squad is still 38 strong including 3 coxswains. Like the coxswain’s group, all sophomores, many younger rowers are inserting themselves into the top of the squad. The young are eager and excited to give their energy to the Varsity 8 and Varsity Lightweight 8 crews and love to be stirring the soup. The young learn quickly from the senior and juniors.

"The heavyweight seniors, Pat Schultheiss, Pete Fovargue & Dan German, who have experienced wins at the Vails in the Varsity 8 are nurturing the sophomores and juniors. Workout attendance during the off the water training is an indicator of the commitment of the crew. Outside the 'walking wounded' group, about 4-6 depending on the day, attendance has been very good. Junior Mike Gregg and Senior Dan German are both dealing with significant injuries. Dan’s perplexing injury has him as still questionable by Spring Break. Mike’s recovery is going well and he should be ready by Spring Break. Combine the attendance with the strong work ethic means the fight for a seat is “on” for the top 8s. Club President, Adi Merchant and juniors Brendan Mueller, Scott Harman , and Eric Nielson are certainly stepping up their game for the Varsity 8. The sophomores are lead by the crew’s top “erg-man” Jon Solan. Along with Jon, Jason Kovanda, Shane Branscum, Seth Binder, Kyle Fithian, Andrei Dubitsky and Spencer Deig are all knocking on the door.

"The lightweight squad group is also sophomore ladened. Will Zander, Nathan Class, Ted Grewe, Joe Katz join seniors Brandon Reese, Robert Malarky, Luke Keiser and junior Ben Hall to be the core of the lightweights.

"The spring racing season is very near even though there is another 6 weeks of off the water training most likely. By Spring Break, March 12, the squad should have sorted itself pretty well. Spring Break will be the final selection and confirmation of the two top 8s. Spring Break will also be the very quick preparation for the annual duel race with Marietta College. In fact, Purdue’s return trip from Clemson will be through Marietta for this competition.

"Sustaining high work ethic, attendance and the drive to meld into one is critical to this team’s success. The varsity is well on the road to achieving those goals. This season has all the prospects of some very good racing and some really great performances."
-Head Coach Dave Kucik

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• Purdue Crew rows in Tippecanoe County Mall

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• San Diego Saturday - Collegiate Men

Head Coach - Jason Mitchell, 3rd year

2019 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 2nd at SDCC, 4th at SIRA, 9th at Vails, 8th at ACRA
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 5th at SIRA, 9th at Vails
• Freshmen 8 - SIRA Champs, 5th at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2020 Seniors - 5

2020 Outlook - "The number, speed, and strength of our women continues to build after strong spring and fall racing seasons in 2019. A renewed commitment to the ACRA National Championship and to each other, will fuel our return to the Henley Women’s Regatta in June. We are happy to welcome another talented class of freshman and looking forward to the energy they inject to the boathouse day in and day out. Only consistent, daily effort will yield the results we are capable of."
-Head Coach Jason Mitchell

Head Coach - Jason Mitchell, 2nd year

2018 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 3rd at SDCC, 6th at SIRA, 7th at Vails, 6th at ACRA
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 6th at SIRA, 6th at Vails
• Freshmen 8 - 2nd at SIRA, 2nd at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2019 Seniors - 5

2019 Outlook - "With another year of building strength, speed, and numbers, the women's squad looks to build on the strong Fall 2018 results. Work ethic and commitment to each other (and Purdue Crew) has put them in a position to be fighting for top spots in the upcoming spring regattas."
-Head Coach Jason Mitchell

Head Coach - Jason Mitchell, 1st year

2017 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at SDCC, 5th at SIRA, 10th at Dad Vail, 6th at ACRA
• Lightweight 4 - SIRA Champs
• Freshman 4 - Dad Vail Champs
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 7th at SIRA, 7th at Dad Vail

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 5

2018 Seniors - 8

2018 Outlook - "The women finished the fall season with excellent results at the Bald Eagle Invite. This has motived them through the rigors of indoor training. But eyes are forward on not only the women's squad success but overall team success as they press through every run, weightlifting session, and erg session. Winning on the water and in the class-room are top priorities. The attitudes are good, minds are strong, and morale is high. A successful spring season looks to be on the horizon."
-Head Coach Jason Mitchell

Head Coach - Kurt Butler, 3rd year

2016 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 5th at SIRA, 9th at Vails, 5th at ACRA
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at SIRA
• Lightweight 4 - SIRA Champs, 2nd at Vails
• Novice 8 - 3rd SIRA, 5th at Vails

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2017 Seniors - 4

2017 Outlook - "The group this year had a better showing this fall in small boats (2x athletes in 2V & 3V pushing the top end; lots of trophies from Bald Eagle Collegiate Invite; another solid year from these Boilermakers. Focus is on winning; main regattas - SDCC, SIRA's, Vails, and ACRA's."
-Head Coach Kurt Butler

Head Coach - Kurt Butler, 2nd year

2015 Finish

• 2nd Varsity 8 - 2nd at SIRA, 5th at Vails, 3rd at ACRA
• Lightweight 4 - 1st at SDCC (clubs), 4th at SIRA, ACRA Champs
• Novice 8 - SIRA Champs, 4th at Vails, ACRA Champs

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2016 Seniors - 10

2016 Outlook - "Another great group of athletes looking for another solid year from these Boilermakers. Focus is on winning individual events and Team Points at regattas - SIRA's, Vails & ACRA's."
-Head Coach Kurt Butler

Head Coach - Kurt Butler, 1st year back

2014 Finish

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2015 Seniors - 8

2015 Outlook - "With only 20 rowers & 3 coxies on each the Varsity & Novice squad, Coach Busse and I are impressed with how hard all of the athletes have worked during the Summer, Fall & Winter to achieve our goal of winning. We should be able to beat many Div. I varsity teams and continue to be one of the best club teams in the country."

Head Coach - David Kucik, 19th year

2013 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 2nd at SIRA, 7th at Vails, 3rd at ACRA
• Lightweight 8 - 4th at Vails
• 2nd Varsity 8 - 3rd at SIRA, 6th at Vails, 2nd at ACRA

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2014 Seniors - 10

2014 Outlook -

Head Coach - Sandy Calfo, 3rd year

2009 Finish

• Varsity 8: 6th at Dad Vail
• 2nd Varsity 8: 4th at Dad Vail

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2010 Seniors -

2010 Outlook - "The varsity women are in a stable position to jump from as they look towards the spring. They began the fall focusing on blade work and power per stroke. The progress they made led to successful head racing experiences with each boat combining strength and technique to propel their shell down the race course. The consistency they found in the fall will help them build the speed they need to continue their competitiveness in the spring season. With a solid group of 27 women and a strong senior class leading the team, standards have been set high. Their goals concentrate on building consistency, endurance and power throughout winter training and transforming that into boat speed when they enter the spring. They are ready for the challenges the spring racing schedule will bring. Knowing that the competition will be tough they are pushing themselves that little bit extra every day. It will be exciting to get back on the water and see how much speed they are able to produce and who they will challenge come race time."
-Head Coach Sandy Calfo

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• Purdue rowing team helping support Tippecanoe County families in need

• Purdue Crew is rowing and raising money

• Purdue: Creating Culture at Purdue

• Purdue Crew rows in Tippecanoe County Mall

• Purdue students row for good reasons

• Purdue University: Purdue crew will row, row, row in upcoming 'rowathon'

• Purdue trustees honor Boilermaker Olympic medalists

• Purdue Olympians earn four medals, including first female Boilermaker to win gold

• San Diego Sunday - Collegiate Women

• Buffalo, Duke, Iowa, Purdue at Clemson open women

• Clemson Racing