In every corner of the Conibear Shellhouse, you feel the spirit — and spirits — of generations of Husky rowers. Each morning, the larger-than-life image of famed boat maker George Pocock gazes wisely into the boat bays, welcoming us into the boathouse and the work that awaits us.
Washington’s women’s rowing team won all of its races Saturday morning at the Husky Open, the first intercollegiate event of the spring. UW crews participated in just five of the 28 events in the regatta on Montlake Cut.
The Washington women’s rowing team will host the annual Husky Open regatta this Saturday, March 25, on Montlake Cut. The regatta features a total of 28 race categories for college, junior and masters men and women, and races will run from 8:00 a.m. until after noon.
For the first time since 2004, both the Washington men’s and women’s rowing senior classes won the feature races at Class Day, taking home the George M. Varnell and Seattle Times Trophies, respectively, Saturday morning on sun-drenched Montlake Cut.
The 2023 Washington Rowing season gets underway Saturday morning with the 122nd annual Class Day Regatta, where many members of the UW team will row down Montlake Cut in a competitive environment for the first time.
The traditional start to the Washington rowing season comes this Saturday, March 18, as the UW hosts the 122nd annual Class Day Regatta on Montlake Cut.
Washington Rowing, along with Windermere Real Estate, welcomes the Australian National Team for the 37th annual Windermere Cup, scheduled for Saturday, May 6, 2023.
Washington’s men’s and women’s rowing teams are hard at work as the start of the 2023 spring season grows nearer each day. The traditional start to the Washington rowing season comes each year with Class Day.
Washington student-athletes started the 2022-23 academic year strong, setting the department’s highest GPA in two years.
The Washington women’s rowing team won the Championship Women’s 8+, Sponsored by Pocock Racing Shells, to highlight a successful Sunday at the Head of the Lake Regatta.