Hot Seat: Matt Lehrer
“The reason I came to CRI in 2000 is I realized I really wanted to coach and had... Read More...
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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...
The Provenance of Plop (aka Perfect Splash)
Marc Mandel, the head coach of Gonzaga College High School (the D.C. schoolboy varsity eight that performed so... Read More...
Diversity in Rowing: Pressing into the Wind
Updated June 4, 2020 To understand the current state of diversity in rowing – or lack thereof –... 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...
2015 C.R.A.S.H.-B. Highlights
More than 2,300 athletes signed up to go nowhere fast at the 2015 C.R.A.S.H.-B. World Indoor Rowing Championships held... Read More...
Sweep, Scull, and Coxswain Camps
Whether you’re a high school student thinking about rowing in college, a collegiate rower seeking a spot on... Read More...
How Lake Union Became a Rowing Hub on the West Coast
Frank Cunningham, a rower and coach from the 1940s until his death at age 91 in 2013, hosts this... Read More...