No. 4-ranked California took back the Simpson Cup with a win over No. 7 Washington in the women’s varsity eight race this morning at the annual UW-Cal Dual regatta at Redwood Shores.
The Washington men’s rowing team earned the Schoch Cup with a win in the varsity eight and won four of five races overall Saturday at the 112th Washington-California Dual Regatta.
The Washington men’s and women’s rowing teams return to action this Saturday, April 20, as the Huskies travel to the Bay Area for the annual UW-Cal Dual Regatta, the west’s oldest and most prestigious rowing rivalry.
The Washington men’s rowing team swept all three races Saturday morning in the annual dual regatta vs. Oregon State. The Huskies won the first, second and third varsity eight races on Montlake Cut.
The Washington men’s rowing team will host Oregon State for the longtime Pacific Northwest rivals’ annual dual regatta this Saturday, April 13, on Montlake Cut in Seattle. The Huskies and Beavers will square off in three races: first, second and third varsity eights.
The No. 3-ranked Washington women’s rowing team made the podium in all five women’s collegiate events Sunday, on the final day of the annual San Diego Crew Classic.
The Washington men’s rowing team won both of its races Saturday morning at the annual Husky Open, held on Montlake Cut. The two men’s college races in which the UW crews competed were the first two events of a long slate of juniors and masters races.
The No. 3-ranked Washington women’s rowing team earned a place in the final of all five of its events, based on results of heats and preliminary races at the annual San Diego Crew Classic. Washington’s five crews – the first, second and third varsity eights; varsity four; and novice eight – will all compete for trophies on Sunday on Mission Bay.
The Washington men’s rowing team will host the annual Husky Open this Saturday, April 6, on Montlake Cut. The Husky Open, which gets underway at 8:15 a.m., features a total of 33 races for collegiate crews, juniors and masters.