The No. 4-ranked Washington women’s rowing team will compete at the 2026 NCAA Championships May 29-31 in Gainesville, Ga., as the NCAA announced the 22-team field for the regatta today.
In its second year as a member of the Big Ten Conference, the Washington women’s rowing team took home its second consecutive conference championship, winning six of seven grand finals to earn the crown.
The Washington men’s rowing team won a thrilling varsity eight final to earn the 2026 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation championship Sunday at Lake Natoma. In the UW’s second year as a member of the MSPF, the Huskies took home their first title in their new conference.
The No. 2-ranked Washington men’s rowing team travels to Northern California this Saturday and Sunday (April 6-7) for a two-day regatta at Redwood Shores. The Huskies will square off against No. 6 Northeastern on Saturday morning.
“Will It Make The Boat Go faster?” By Yaz Farooq, Women’s Head Coach In the final weeks, days and hours of a season, as the national championship grows ever closer, coaches, athletes, administrators, and alums hone in and coalesce on the smallest details that can enhance a team’s performance. This is true for every sport…
By Eric Cohen, ’82 On June 1, 1909, the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition opened on the extensive, forested grounds of the University of Washington. A sprawling—and lively—World’s Fair, the exposition attracted almost 3.7 million visitors to Seattle in the five months it was open, re-shaping the campus into the form it takes today. Hiram Conibear, only two…
By Michael Callahan George Pocock knew the truth about rowing. He knew it was not just a sport of winners and losers and next seasons, but of much more. He found that truth early in his life, and it became his life. We – the coaches – have talked with the team about the intangibles…
By Michael Callahan “NOW this is the Law of the Jungle—as old and as true as the sky; And the Wolf that shall keep it may prosper, but the Wolf that shall break it must die.” – Rudyard Kipling We set out on the 2016-17 season to re-establish some specific common values for our team.…
