Head Coach - Andy Derrick, 3rd year

2018 Finish

• Varsity 8 - 4th at Vails, 4th at SDCC, 6th at WIRA
• Varsity 4 - 3rd at SDCC, 7th at WIRA
• Novice 8 - 2nd at WIRA

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 8

2019 Seniors - 3

2019 Outlook - "We continue to make progress but know everybody else is driving the bar higher each year as well. The attitude, team culture, and ‘buy in’ from the team are phenomenal and great assets of ours. We will need all of those ‘X’ factors to get past some very tough and experienced teams, but we are also making sure to do ‘the work’. Training volume and numbers are better than previous years and giving the team some much deserved optimism.

"Our schedule is extremely challenging, with the top teams from DII, multiple DI opponents including several members of the West Coast Conference and three Pac-12 opponents on it. We will be racing up in the Cal Cup at the SDCC before focusing back on our division in pursuit of a bid to the 2019 NCAA Championships."
-Head Coach Andy Derrick

Head Coach - Andy Derrick, 2nd year

2017 Finish

• Team - 4th in West Region
• Varsity 8 - 8th at WIRA, 2nd at Windermere Cup
• Novice 4 - 2nd at WIRA

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 6

2018 Seniors - 3

2018 Outlook - "Last year was building a team from scratch starting in January, and then just gaining some race experience. This year has been more normal and productive. With a good core group of 2nd year rowers and a bunch of new faces, the attitude is great and we are training hard. Compared to last year, we know we are closing the gap with the teams we routinely see, but by how much is a big question mark. The goal is to get back to the NCAA Championships, but there is still a lot of potential yet to be realized for that to happen. Our schedule is aggressive and puts us up against every team that has been to NCAAs in the last five years, so the opportunities are there. It will be an exciting season, I hope we can surprise some people along the way, and continue to lay the foundation for better and better years to come. The trend is nothing but up!"
-Head Coach Andy Derrick

Head Coach - Andy Derrick, 1st year

2016 Finish

• Prioritizing NCAA Line-ups (v8+ and V4+) starting this year for first time in many years

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - N/A

2017 Seniors - 1

2017 Outlook - "Everybody says their team is young, but we are almost 100% novice that did not practice this past fall as there was no coach until November. That being said, the roster is growing as is the team culture. We are making progress and building a base that will pay off later this spring and in years to come. We have reoriented starting this year from a small boats program to focusing on NCAA sponsored boats (V8, V4) and on returning to the NCAA Championships as soon as possible. There is genuine excitement on campus and on the roster of things to come for Women’s Rowing here at SPU, it is just a matter of time, hard work, and the number of strokes until we get there."
-Head Coach Andy Derrick

Head Coach - Keith Jefferson, 28th year

2015 Finish

• Just about everything cancelled due to weather.

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2016 Seniors - 1

2016 Outlook - "Looking good for small boat results. Rebuilding year, but hope to advance to west region championship and Dad Vail."
-Head Coach Keith Jefferson

Head Coach - Keith Jefferson, 25th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 4 - 5th at WIRA

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2015 Seniors - 2

2015 Outlook - "Very young and inexperienced in’15, though strong in potential. We are developing varsity and novice 4s this year on both the men’s and women’s teams. Looking into 2016 and beyond for a recrudescence of significant varsity category depth and speed."
-Head Coach Keith Jefferson

Head Coach - Keith Jefferson

2009 Finish

• Varsity 8: 3rd WIRA, 4th at Dad Vail, 3rd at NCAA DII

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 7

2010 Seniors - 1

2010 Outlook - "When you look at the big picture, last year’s third-place finish was an absolutely superb result for an at-large program that’s not supposed to be competitive. We have our coxswain and six rowers back from that crew. Definitely the expectations are higher this year. I don’t know that it is causing any additional stress. It’s a great group dynamic, which is why there’s not as much stress. There is just a lot of good leadership. Everybody’s performance is stepping up and up and the depth just increases a little bit each year with people coming back. The expectation has been really favorable and isn’t causing stress."
-Head Coach Keith Jefferson

• Seattle Pacific: Falcons 4th in Every Category at NCAAs

• Seattle Pacific: Grand Day for SPU! Both Boats Advance
• Seattle Pacific: Grand Day for SPU! Both Boats Advance

• SPU: Falcons 2nd in Heats, Bound for Reps

• Seattle Pacific: After a quick rebuild, Seattle Pacific women in NCAA championships for first time since 2011

• Seattle Pacific: SPU to Row, Row, Row Boats at NCAAs

• Seattle Pacific: They're In! SPU Gets NCAA Rowing Berth

• Seattle Pacific: SPU Crew Corrals Open Four Win in OK

• Seattle Pacific: Falcons Face Ranked Crews Friday

• Seattle Pacific: Falcons Crews in Windermere Cup Field

• Seattle Pacific: SPU Second Varsity Crew Grabs Gold

• Seattle Pacific: All 4 Falcons Crews Reach Grand Finals

• Seattle Pacific: Four-Boat Falcons Fleet Rows at WIRA

• Seattle Pacific: Gillian Edgar Invited to USRowing Camp

• Seattle Pacific: Falcons Finish Fifth in Fast Final

• Seattle Pacific: Crew Classic & Covered Bridge on Tap

• Seattle Pacific: The Falcons are Fast! Two Crews Win

• Seattle Pacific: Fine Day of Racing for Falcons Crews

• Seattle Pacific: How Sweep It Is! SPU Crews Undefeated

• SPU Spring Season Launches Saturday

• Seattle Pacific: Stellar Sunday for Improving SPU Crews

• Seattle Pacific: SPU Varsity Advances to Dad Vail Final

• Seattle Pacific: Falcons Novices are WIRA Runners-Up

• Seattle Pacific: SPU Beats #5 Western, #1 UCO Sweeps

• SPU: Covered Bridge Over Troubled Water

• Seattle Pacific: Falcons Finish Boat Length Behind #1 WWU

• Seattle Pacific: Rowers Launch 2018 Season Saturday

• SPU Beats 3 D-I Crews & the Weather

• SPU Rows to Second Place in Final Race

• Seattle Pacific: SPU Varsity 8 to Row in Windermere Cup

• Seattle Pacific: Falcons Row to Runner-Up Results

• Seattle Pacific: Double-Duty Falcons Make Two Crew Finals

• Seattle Pacific: Varsity 8 Wins Petite, Novices 5th in Grand

• SPU Falcons Crew Finishes 3rd in Petite Final

• Seattle Pacific: A sunny Saturday on Stevens

• Seattle Pacific: Coxswains serve key role for rowing teams

• Seattle Pacific: Two varsity crews win at regatta on Saturday

• SPU: Energy to burn | For the Love of the Game

• WIRAs Heats - Women's Eights

• San Diego Sunday - Collegiate Women

Head Coach - Keith Jefferson, 28th year

2015 Finish

• Just about everything cancelled due to weather.

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes - 4

2016 Seniors - 1

2016 Outlook - "Looking good for small boat results. Rebuilding year, but hope to advance to west region championship and Dad Vail."
-Head Coach Keith Jefferson

Head Coach - Keith Jefferson, 25th year

2014 Finish

• Varsity 4 - 5th at WIRA

Returning Varsity 8+ Athletes -

2015 Seniors - 2

2015 Outlook - "Very young and inexperienced in’15, though strong in potential. We are developing varsity and novice 4s this year on both the men’s and women’s teams. Looking into 2016 and beyond for a recrudescence of significant varsity category depth and speed."
-Head Coach Keith Jefferson

• SPU: Covered Bridge Over Troubled Water

• Seattle Pacific: Rowers Launch 2018 Season Saturday