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Husky Men To Vie For Bolles

Husky Men To Vie For Bolles

The No. 1-ranked Washington men’s rowing team opens its competitive season this Friday and Saturday in Sarasota, Fla. On Friday, UW will race No. 2 Harvard and No. 8 Stanford, for the Bolles Cup and Paup Cup, respectively. On Saturday, those three programs will join three more and compete for the Benderson Cup.

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Freshman Women, Senior Men Blaze To Class Day Victories

Freshman Women, Senior Men Blaze To Class Day Victories

The freshmen women and senior men both posted top-10 Montlake Cut times en route to wins in their respective Class Day races Saturday on Montlake Cut. The 125th annual Class Day Regatta marked the start of the spring season for the UW men’s and women’s rowing teams, who will both begin the season in earnest next weekend.

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Meet The UW Men's Rowing Class Of 2029

Meet The UW Men’s Rowing Class Of 2029

Class Day has been a key component to the Washington Rowing program since 1901 – a century and a quarter ago – and the 2026 version is upon us this Saturday, March 21. Each year, the UW men’s team officially introduces its new class of freshmen in conjuction with Class Day, as it’s a milestone that indicates that each of those individuals has made the team.

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UW’s 2026 Schedule Full Of Challenges For Women Of Washington

UW’s 2026 Schedule Full Of Challenges For Women Of Washington

The Washington women’s rowing team will tackle a schedule packed with fierce competition next spring, as the Huskies will compete in several of the nation’s biggest and most prestigious regattas in 2026. Today, the Huskies revealed their competition schedule for the spring of 2026. Washington, which swept the Big Ten Championships and finished fourth at NCAAs last year, will take on a schedule that will include many of the nation’s top programs.

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Huskies Sweep Head Of The Lake To Finish Fall Season

Huskies Sweep Head Of The Lake To Finish Fall Season

The annual event, co-hosted by the UW and Lake Washington Rowing Club, features a three-mile course, which starts in Lake Union, northeast of Gasworks Park, crosses Portage Bay, runs through the Montlake Cut and finishes in Union Bay of Lake Washington, just east of Conibear Shellhouse. See the link to the map for more.

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