The annual Windermere Cup and Opening Day Regatta, the jewel of the UW Rowing teams’ home schedule, has come and gone. And, thanks to some great rowing and terrific weather, it was another successful first-Saturday-in-May on Montlake Cut. Here’s a look back at the week:
Fresh off a win in the annual Windermere Cup, UW women’s rowing coach Yaz Farooq joined Q13 Fox Sports Director Aaron Levine in-studio on Sunday night to recap
A realization gained Friday night paid off big time Saturday morning when the Washington men’s varsity eight rowed to a decisive victory over members of the German National
Washington’s men’s and women’s rowing teams swept the marquee races at the 33rd annual Windermere Cup Saturday, in front of a huge crowd lining Montlake Cut.
Yaz Farooq didn’t really believe the scouting report she got three years ago from UW men’s rowing coach Michael Callahan.
The Windermere Cup returns to the Montlake Cut for the 33rd year next Saturday, May 4, with races starting at 10:16 a.m. PT. The annual spring rowing event is held in conjunction with the Seattle Yacht Club’s Opening Day parade, which marks the beginning of boating season in Seattle.
Just because it wasn’t perfect didn’t mean it wasn’t a great morning for the Washington women’s crew team. The top-ranked Huskies won three of four races against No.
The No. 1 Washington women’s rowing team won three out of four races, but No. 3 California took home the Simpson Cup with a win in the varsity eight Saturday in the annual UW-Cal Dual on Montlake Cut.
A rigorous stretch of top-level competition for the No. 1-ranked Washington women’s rowing team continues this week as the Huskies take on No. 2 California in the annual Cal Dual. The day also includes the first She Will Win regatta for youth and masters women’s crews.