Hansen Wins Gold In Two Events At Head of the Charles
Washington women’s rower Danielle Hansen was part of two winning boats this weekend at the esteemed Head of the Charles Regatta.
Huskies Take First Place at Head of the Charles
At the 52nd Head of the Charles Regatta today, the University of Washington Men’s Varsity Eight took first place in the Men’s Championship Eight event.
Washington Opens Up Fall Season With Head of the Charles
The Washington men’s rowing program will begin the 2016-2017 season this weekend in Cambridge, Mass., at the prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta.
Dani Hansen Named National Team Athlete of the Year
Washington women’s senior rower Danielle Hansen was named National Team Athlete of the Year as part of the USRowing Fan’s Choice Awards, announced Tuesday by USRowing.
Men’s Rowing Hires Three New Staff, Adds 3rd Asst. Coach for ’16-17
The men’s rowing program is excited to bring in three new staff members and one new position for the 2016-17 season.
Hansen Wins Silver At 2016 Paralympic Games
Washington rower Danielle Hansen won a silver medal in the United States leg, trunk and arms mixed four with coxswain Sunday at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Four More Huskies Earn Medals At Under-23 Worlds
Three Washington rowers won gold medals and a fourth won silver Friday on the final day of the World Rowing Under-23 Championships in Rotterdam.
Dougherty Wins U-23 World Gold In Women’s Four
Former Washington rower Sarah Dougherty ’16 won a championship in the women’s four, one of two events in which she’s competing at the World Rowing Under-23 Championships in Rotterdam.
Gammond Wins World Championship In British Four
Former Washington rower Fiona Gammond ’15 won a gold medal in the Great Britain women’s four Saturday, wrapping up a strong week for UW alumni at the World Rowing Championships in Rotterdam.
‘Boys Of ’36’ Makes Seattle Debut At Meany Hall
A new PBS American Experience documentary film, “The Boys of ’36,” based on the book “The Boys in the Boat,” which details the story of the Washington crew that won gold at the 1936 Olympics, made its Seattle debut Tuesday at Meany Hall on the UW campus.