The No. 3-ranked Washington men’s rowing team won both of its races Friday at the IRA Sarasota Invitational, beating crews from No. 5 Harvard and No. 8 Stanford on the first day of the two-day regatta at Nathan Benderson Park.
The Washington men’s rowing team faces its first major challenge of the 2024 season this Friday and Saturday when the Huskies race at the IRA Sarasota Invitational in Florida.
The fifth-year women and the senior men won the marquee races as the UW Rowing program got the 2024 spring season underway with the 123rd annual Class Day Regatta Saturday on sun-soaked Montlake Cut.
Saturday, the Washington program will get the 2024 season underway with the Huskies’ annual tradition: Class Day. The legacy of Class Day goes back to the earliest days of the UW Rowing program, and gives fans and supporters their first look at the newest group of oarsmen and coxswains.
When the 2024 racing season gets underway Saturday at the 123rd annual Class Day Regatta, the UW women’s team will introduce an uncommonly large group of newcomers to the fans lining Montlake Cut.
The traditional start to the Washington rowing season comes this Saturday, March 16, as the UW hosts the 123rd annual Class Day Regatta on Montlake Cut. Fans are encouraged to line the Cut to watch the races.
Washington Rowing, along with Windermere Real Estate, welcomes men’s and women’s crews from the Italian National Team and the University of Wisconsin for the 38th annual Windermere Cup, scheduled for Saturday, May 4, 2024.
Leah Nash’s story is both remarkable and commonplace. And, the fact that it IS commonplace is also remarkable—at least in the legacy of Washington Women’s Rowing walk-ons.
Visitors to University of Washington athletic facilities may come across signs and posters listing the department’s four “core values:” growth mindset, committed service, humility and grit.
Rowtown, USA was created to embody all rowing in Seattle, both its history and its future, ‘This small city in the Pacific Northwest has produced so many Olympic medals and national championships and we wanted to show U.S. Rowing and the rest of our nation that you can develop Olympic class athletes.