Women's Rowing
Washington at Washington State
Sat., Apr 13
9:00 AM
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UW's First Official 'Hometown Husky' Is Here
Washington Rowing is rich in tradition. From George Pocock and Hiram Conibear, through innumerable championships and Olympic regattas to the present-day successes, the UW men's and women's programs have plenty of reason to be proud.
Gutfleisch and Elling Quaintance Win Time Trial and Sprint at Burnaby Lake
Elling Quaintance won the sprint for the third-straight year.
Cougars Set to Race at Burnaby Lake
WSU sends seven pairs and four singles to compete at Burnaby Lake.
Husky rowing is the reason Seattle is 'Rowtown USA'
Washington women's rowing head coach Yasmin Farooq talks about the special character of her team during a workout on the water Friday.
Ieva Adomaviciute Crowned Rowing World Champion
Fellow WSU alum, Lisa Roman, won silver for the second-straight year at the 2018 World Rowing Championships.
Guregian Leads U.S. Eight Back To Top Of Rowing World
Former Washington coxswain Katelin (Snyder) Guregian '09 led the United States women's eight back to the top of the rowing world Sunday as the Americans won gold on the final day of the 2018 World Rowing Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.