Rowing Magazine: The Boat Mover – Katelin Guregian
The cover story of the February 2019 Rowing Magazine features Husky Katelin Guregian. Read the story here.
RowingRelated Interview | Seattle’s Best: University of Washington Men’s Head Coach Michael Callahan on the Best of the Emerald City
Each month, RowingRelated interviews an insider about a particular rowing city, to get an impression of what it’s like to train there and be part of the rowing community. This month, we spoke to University of Washington men’s head coach Michael Callahan about his love for the PNW. “One thing that comes to mind immediately…
UW men’s rowing coach Michael Callahan on “Q It Up Sports”
UW men’s coach Michael Callahan appeared on Q13’s “Q It Up Sports” on Sunday night, previewing both the men’s team’s trip to IRAs and the women at NCAAs this weekend.
The Seattle Times: ‘Gut decision’ to switch to rowing pays off for Karle Pittsinger and Washington
Karle Pittsinger won a state title in the shot put at Chelan High, then picked a college sport she had never tried. Now she is team captain for the national champions.
The Seattle Times: Championship-caliber Huskies crew has an ‘X-factor’ from the Netherlands
UW oarsman Bram Schwarz is from Haarlem, Netherlands. He comes from a family of Olympic rowers.
The Seattle Times: Washington rowing holds Class Day Regatta
The Huskies open another season of high expectations as the women are coming off a historic sweep and the men are looking to win the title they narrowly missed out on last year.
The Seattle Times: ROW TOWN USA
‘The perfect moment’: It’s what gets UW rowers through the early mornings and hard work. A day in the life of UW Rowing.
1889 Washington Magazine: The Girls in the Boat
On May 28, 2017, University of Washington’s women swept all three events—the first and second varsity eights and the four—making it the first team to win all grand finals in the twenty-one-year history of the NCAA Regatta. History was teetering when the eight rowers plus coxswain from the University of Washington stepped into their racing…