In this issue of Sweep, we celebrate the legacy of Washington Rowing – those who have come before us, those who carry on our traditions today, and those who will continue to do so into the future. This life-size photo of George Pocock f(on cover) surrounded by the cedar shells he crafted, was recently installed at…
Dear Friends, Our supporters can generally be divided into two groups, those who were a part of the program in college, and those who have come to the program since then. We refer to the latter as “Friends of the Program” and it is likely there is no other program in the country which enjoys…
This George Pocock quote recently became a permanent part of Conibear Shellhouse, the words mounted in six-inch letters at the entrance to the team training rooms. All athletes and coaches —women and men—who walk through the main entrance door see it. We walk through those doors every, single day. And the words never get old.…
By Eric Cohen 2017-2018 was the inaugural year for our Beyond the Boat program, a valuable new investment in the growth of our student-athletes at Washington. The program was developed as an extension to the unique culture and community that surrounds our rowing program, adding a higher learning platform for the character, values and leadership…
By Amy Anderson One of the most tangible ways to leave your legacy at Washington Rowing is by funding a scholarship for a student-athlete. Over the years, hundreds of Husky rowers have received the opportunity to row at Washington through the generous support of privately endowed scholarships. Many have built friendships and credit their Husky…
