Aldina Nash Hampe: Pioneer of Women’s Rowing Reunites with 1960s 2x Partner
If you were at the 2017 USRowing Masters Nationals in Oak Ridge, TN and stuck around until 4:36pm... Read More...
Olympics/Paralympics
USRowing Announces Partnership with Nike that Could be Catastrophic for Small Vendors and Clubs
Sure, we all go to regattas to race. But seriously, who doesn’t also look forward to digging through... Read More...
U.S. Olympic Cox Katelin Snyder: Coxswains ARE Teammates
“Change the culture of what it means to be a coxswain.” So proclaimed US National team coxswain Katelin... Read More...
8-Time Olympian: Canadian Cox Lesley Thompson-Willie
When Canadian coxswain Lesley Thompson-Willie won a silver medal at the 2012 summer Olympic games in London at age 53,... Read More...
A Look Back at Early Olympic Rowing
The summer Olympics just kicked off in Rio, where concerns over the quality and safety of the water at the... Read More...
Course Correction: Ginny Gilder Influenced by Title IX
Ginny Gilder, a former member of the US National Rowing Team, adored the sport of rowing ever since... Read More...
Red Rose Crew: An Early Title IX Success Story
The Red Rose Crew: A True Story of Women, Winning, and the Water, by author Daniel J. Boyne,... Read More...
“Boys in the Boat” Depicts Early 20th Century Life
Thanks to the Ulbrickson Family Collection, we can see the University of Washington Crew in action back in... Read More...
16 Movies About Rowing
There have been movies made about college rowing since the 1930s but I’m pretty confident you couldn’t claim... Read More...
1976 Yale Women Stoke Title IX Debate
Did you know that Title IX – ground-breaking legislation passed on June 23, 1972, seeking to provide American... Read More...