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October 31, 2009
• Asia news:
  • Colombo - Moratuwa Universities clash on Beira Waters
  • Bajrang Lal leads 34-member Indian team for rowing tourney
• Canada news:
  • Cameron trains with eye on 2012
  • Rowers bring Olympic flame home
  • Victoria torchbearers talk about their experience today
  • Push for Pan Am Games will go down 'to the wire'
• Collegiate:
  • The Mountaineers Travel to Virginia
  • Christina's tide of filth receding, bit by bit
  • Hanson Named to Community of Champions
  • Alabama rowing heads to Oakridge, Tenn.
  • IU Rowing to Scrimmage Michigan State, Iowa This Weekend
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Street parade marks rowing countdown
• Redgraviana:
  • Steve Redgrave recalls winning gold in the coxless pair rowing at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics
• Regatta news:
  • Huge Rowing Regatta to Splash on Chattanooga
  • Collegiate alumni rowers shine on day two of the Head of the Fish
  • Head of the Hooch Regatta Grows to 8600 Rowers
  • Head of the Fish attracts Thousands
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Grace Kelly: The Woman Behind the Legend
  • A primer for seeing Harvard and Cambridge
• UK News:
  • Record entry for Dee head of river rowing fest
  • Zac Purchase recovers from season-long rest to push for Olympic glory
  • How to make sculls
• World Championships:
  • Counting one year to Karapiro 2010

October 30, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • The Sports Scapegoat
• Asia news:
  • Asian rowing championships to open in Yilan
• Canada news:
  • Olympic light handed to Canada
  • Crews pulling for each other
  • Olympic rowers pass the torch
• Collegiate:
  • Rowing hosts home regatta
• Head of the Charles:
  • Hingham takes on the world at the Head of the Charles Regatta
• International/Elite:
  • Learnings at youth coaches conference
• Masters:
  • Plans progress for 2010 games
• Olympic Games:
  • London 2012: 1,001 days to go
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Landis ready for Southern chill
  • Rower Bond to swap skiff for wheels
• Redgraviana:
  • Steve Redgrave in the November issue of Reader's Digest magazine
• Regatta news:
  • Record Numbers Expected at Head of the Hooch
• row2k news: Athletes Gearing Up for the 2009 National Rowing Championships
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • 5 questions with Barrett Waller
• UK News:
  • Holmes eyes flame honour
  • Pete Reed: Let's back our young people and invest in a better future
  • Peter Reed keeps his eyes on the future
  • Campbell puts his oar in for gold video link
• USRowing info:
  • 2010 USRowing Election Materials: Call for Nominations
  • 2009-10 National Team Selection Events
  • 2009 USRowing Annual Convention
  • USRowing Announces Event Lineup for New Collegiate Championship
• World Championships:
  • Cambridge celebrates one year until Rowing World Champs
  • Early ticket sales for rowing world champs "stunning"

October 29, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Ribbon Cutting at Pelham Rowing's New Boathouse at Glen Island in New Rochelle with Slideshow
• Asia news:
  • Ethnic minorities share joy at games
  • Inter-university regatta on Saturday
• Boat Race guff:
  • Hamburger leading new-look Dark Blues
• Canada news:
  • Price living a dream
  • Mike Spracklen and being the best
  • uvic to welcome Olympic torch in first leg of relay
• Club news:
  • Tribesmen to host first National Eights event
  • Viking Rowing Club 50th anniversary party
• Collegiate:
  • Cornell Crew Closes Season at Syracuse Invitational
  • Bowman answers questions about self, sport
  • Where are they now? Brady Garrity '04
  • Rowing takes on UT-Austin
  • Northview crew team gets equipment trailer
  • Athletics revenue benefits University
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Wellesley trio in charge of the Charles
  • Girls crew helps program capture another state title
  • Boys crew team does part in busy weekend
  • Swan Creek Rowing Club youth win gold
  • High school rowers take to water as Space Coast Crew
• International/Elite:
  • Russian President endorses sport
• Masters:
  • Oldest rower a goer
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Nude Atlantic rowers in latest challenge
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Burringbar rower wants world title
  • Captain Peter's loyalty rewarded
  • Rowers seeks council, federal cash
• Regatta news:
  • Head of the Hooch Regatta Grows to 8,600 Rowers
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Flying Fijians go rowing
  • Gossip: 'Social Network' filming will row across the pond
  • Physical ruin
  • The farewell to Facebook
• Rowing People:
  • Get Off the Couch: Trying it out is key to finding right exercise
• UK News:
  • How rowing became a dangerous obsession
  • Triggs-Hodge calls on youngsters to step up to the plate
  • Berwick rowers finally take to the water
  • Runcorn RC Autumn Head breaks records despite rowers on Weaver Navigation being blown off course

October 28, 2009
• Asia news:
  • Veterans steal show at Chinese National Games
• Canada news:
  • Rowers compete in Deep Cove
  • List of notable Canadians who will be carrying the Olympic torch
  • Rowers strike gold
• Collegiate:
  • Novice Women Row to Victory at Head of the Fish
  • When swine meets sports
  • USRowing Announces Event Lineup for New Collegiate Championship
  • Bearcat Rowing Completes Fall Schedule
  • Montana rowing team takes first in Portland despite youth, long days
  • Cornell Crew Sends 34-Boat Armada to Princeton Chase
  • Kasavana mixes business with pleasure
  • Novice rowers grow with every stroke of the oar
  • WSU rowers rally for teammate battling cancer
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Terriers solid at opening fall regatta
  • Rowing team may be formed at Mars Area
  • Crew teams close out campaign with Ohio victories
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Grueling conditions at coastal champs
  • Roehampton's Hume says Atlantic row is mind over matter
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Australia's sport ranking at 10-year low
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Sweaty Harvard jocks pitch in on Facebook movie
• Rowing People:
  • New Trier graduate loses life and promising career in hit-and-run very sad news
• UK News:
  • Two wins for City on the River Thames
  • Head boys and girls triumphant
  • New boats for Trentham duo
  • Rowere finally take to the water
• US Team:
  • US Women's Eight documentary air times

October 27, 2009
• Africa news:
  • Tunisia to take part in 8th Arab Rowing Championships
• Canada news:
  • Golden Horseshoe rowers have strong showing at OUA championships
  • Rower takes roundabout route to gold
  • Henley Honda athletes of the week
  • Rowers Golden at OUA
• Club news:
  • Senior rowers take top spot on national stage
• Collegiate:
  • Stanford Women Claim Four Golds At Head Of The American
  • Distraught woman reportedly jumps from Mid-Hudson Bridge, survives
  • Crew conquers Carnegie
  • Men's Rowing Sweeps Washington State In Head Of The Spokane
  • Jumbos finish season strong at Head of the Fish
  • Rowers successful in Head of the Iowa
  • Tufts overcomes illness, fatigue to end fall season
  • Yale Heavyweights fail to defend title
  • Elis achieve a three-peat
  • Y150 finishes fourth
  • Crew team fares well in first competition thanks to Mark Furler
  • Novice Women Row to Victory at Head of the Fish
  • Row Faster
• International/Elite:
  • Athlete in Focus: Mahe Drysdale, Part 2
• OZ/NZ News:
  • NERC dominates Dunstan Long 8s
• Redgraviana:
  • Interview: I had huge belief but kept it to myself, says Redgrave
• row2k news: Canadian National Rowing Championships - $20,000 Purse Announced
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Petero happy to give up rowing machine
  • Drink + study = university dunce
• UK News:
  • Greg Searle wins first British rowing trials
  • GB Trials results
  • Two fifth places for Jersey rowers

October 26, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Controversial dog park will open next month
• Asia news:
  • Chinese rower Guo Linna banned for four years
  • Royal given a Blue and Black tint
• Collegiate:
  • Columbia Women's Rowing Wraps Up Fall Season at Princeton Chase
  • Penn: Successful Weekend For Women's Rowing
  • Columbia Lightweight Rowing Caps Strong Fall Season at Princeton Chase
  • Columbia Heavyweight eight take third behind Yale and Princeton in NJ
  • Rookies Dominate Field at Princeton's Carnegie Chase
  • Radcliffe Finishes in Middle of Head Race
  • Crew dominates Parents Weekend regatta
  • Hoosiers Head to Princeton Chase This Weekend
  • Georgetown Lightweights Perform at Head of the Charles
  • Iowa Hosts Head of the Iowa
  • UW dominates Head of the Iowa
  • IU Rowing Competes in Princeton Chase
  • Heron rowers complete fall season
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Team that rows together at Portland Fall Classic beats expectations together
  • Nelson leads L.I. contingent at regatta in Boston
• International/Elite:
  • Zhang retires at National Games
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Father tackles Atlantic in charity rowing challenge
  • Topsham sailor's dream back on track
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Ginn's cycle tonic
  • Young's master rower
• Regatta news:
  • Head of the Fish regatta has better weather for Day 2
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Notes and flowers to boost employee morale!
  • Water Polo: James Cracknell way out of his depth
• Rowing People:
  • 'Is it worth a couple of beers?'
• UK News:
  • Grainger calling all 2016 hopefuls
  • Coast rowers win battle with weather
  • Redgrave tips our boy Alan for rowing gold

October 24, 2009
• Boat Race guff:
  • Facebook row duo in Oxford squad
• Canada news:
  • Athlete Profile: Ronan Sabo-Walsh
• Collegiate:
  • Women's Rowing at Head of Charles Regatta Last Weekend
  • Men's Rowing at the Head of Charles Regatta
  • GH grad Mendels a member of winning GVSU crew team
  • Women's Rowing in Action Twice This Weekend
  • Navy Prepares For Action-Filled Weekend on the Water
  • Stanford Men's Rowing Alum David Banks Named 2009 USRowing Male Athlete Of The Year
  • Air Jordan
  • Rowing Back in Action Sunday
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Training pays off with quality wins
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • College deputy to cox in world championship
  • Weather delays World Coastal Rowing Championships
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Pearson's comeback culminates in classic victory
• Regatta news:
  • 'Head of the Schuylkill' Regatta is This Weekend
  • Head of the Fish kicks off today
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Ancestors may have been faster, but we have cars
• UK News:
  • Brown Heads field in States
  • Dame Alice pupil makes oar-some start to rowing season
  • Call up for next generation of athletes
• US Team:
  • Modesto's Erin Cafaro named rower of the year

October 23, 2009
• Canada news:
  • Olympic-sized blunder by CTV
  • Olympic flame to light up Victoria streets
• Collegiate:
  • Rowing closes fall season with Princeton Chase
  • Hawkeyes host Head of the Iowa Sunday
  • Knights ready for busy weekend
  • Men's and women's rowing: Season begins at HOC
• Head of the Charles:
  • The Head of the Charles: A Rower's Perspective
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Girls crew team comes up huge
  • Boys crew strutts its stuff
  • Junior rowing club takes home victories
  • Success for Warrington crews
  • Rowing double for Bedford Modern pupils
• Masters:
  • Masters rowers in the medals rowers
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Coastal Rowing Champs for the tough
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Olympian on a new road
  • Rowers celebrating 125th anniversary
  • Tweed's world champions
  • $660,000 upgrade planned for rowing complex
• Regatta news:
  • Making a splash; Lowell's Boat Shop revives Mighty Merrimack Rowing Race
  • Head of the Fish Regatta growing
• row2k news: Squads announced for the 2010 Boat Race
• row2k news: Cafaro and Banks Named 2009 USRowing Athletes of the Year
• UK News:
  • So Much Success to Celebrate at Awards
• USRowing info:
  • USRowing Announces 2009-10 Scholastic Honor Roll Recipients

October 22, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Crew Art: Leave it or Limit it?
• Canada news:
  • Media members picked to be torchbearers -- but Olympian snubbed
  • New members of McMaster's Hall of Fame
• Club news:
  • Lake Union Crew to help build community center in Peru thanks to Peter Plimpton
  • Underprivleged kids even on keel video on ABC news thanks to Kip Keller
  • Scullers are golden at regatta on the bay
• Collegiate:
  • The Forgotten Crew, Part 2 of 2
  • Budget Cuts Impact Cornell Athletics
  • Northeastern Season begins at HOC
  • Iona women race at the Head Of The Charles
  • Gaels race two boats at the Head Of The Charles
  • GVU Teams row to highest finish in Boston
  • Grand Valley State women's rowing team wins prestigious Boston regatta for first time
  • Rowing team makes progress in fourth year
  • Sophomore Makes Waves In Many Athletic Pursuits
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Boys crew passes tough test
  • Girls crew team shows its stuff
  • Kania rows at Head of Charles
  • Girls Varsity Sets Gold Standard for Central Region
• Masters:
  • Bridesmaids are Masters champs
  • Anchorage rowers earn bronze in Australia
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Coastal Rowing Champs for the tough
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Dry lake catalyst for regatta research
• Redgraviana:
  • Sir Steve Redgrave talks about his inspirations
• Regatta news:
  • 12,000 Attendance Expected For Head Of The Hooch
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Time to unwind
• Rowing People:
  • Melrose couple's grandson gets silver at World Championships of Rowing
• UK News:
  • Campbell competes in 'Great Eight'
  • Rowing champion shortlisted for Cosmopolitan award
  • Bill and Ben go potty for Boston Rowing Club
  • Success story Thornley is dreaming of Rio

October 21, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Brookline rowing club drops reservoir proposal
• Asia news:
  • Sculls racer Zhang Xiuyun retires after winning gold
  • Zhejiang claims the title of women's quadruple sculls at National Games
• Canada news:
  • Liberals question prop cheques
  • S. Niagara weathers Atlantic storm
• Club news:
  • HLS men's crew dominates law school competition at the 45th Head of the Charles
  • The time on the water is indeed holy time
• Collegiate:
  • Washington University Men's crew earn automatic bid at Head of the Charles
  • WSU rowers support teammate
  • Coach, Alum from Badger rowing to join National Rowing Hall of Fame
  • Men's Crew | Jumbos piece together solid effort at Head of the Charles
  • Jumbos brave the cold at Head of the Charles
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • New Trier rowers stack up with best
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Jo's gearing up for her Atlantic challenge
  • Trango Supports Youngest Team Rowing Across The Atlantic
  • 'Worlds' date for South Devon rowers
• OZ/NZ News:
  • UN teen reps on top of the world
  • Rowing star aims for London
  • Sinclair rules in sculling contest
  • Tigers put up fight in masters face-off
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Modern man a wimp says anthropologist thanks to mongo
• UK News:
  • Part-time model Fowler looking good for 2012 and beyond
  • Row over 'biased' decision to allow pontoon in creek
  • Victories for Teign and Paignton at Dartmouth
  • Beijing Olympians Rally the 2016 Generation
  • Tall Search: Britain seeks height for 2016 Games

October 20, 2009
• Asia news:
  • South East Asia Rowing Championships 2009
  • Chinese athletes must pass exam to compete at National Games
• Canada news:
  • South Niagara rowers battle opponents, elements in Head of the Charles
  • River restoration closes the door to recreational use
  • McGill Men's rowing crew wins prestigious race in Boston
• Collegiate:
  • Cornell Crew Teams Impress at World's Largest Regatta
  • Yale Club eight takes first place
  • Bad weather? Not a problem
  • Yale Lightweight fours top college field
  • University crew team takes to the water early
  • Williams Women's Crew 2nd and 3rd at Head of the Charles
• Head of the Charles:
  • Galway Rowing Club takes on The Charles
  • Seventh heaven: Ignatius excels in exalted event
  • Supercrews, snow and spirited racing at the Charles
  • Cambridge mother-daughter team row for breast cancer
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Rower inspires former pupils with ocean voyage
  • 'Rowing the Atlantic': A sea of change
  • Dawson set to rewrite ocean record
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Walker excited about role of Otago manager
  • Sisters putting their oars out in front
  • Boats afloat as Grammar takes to the water photo looks like an album cover
  • Unsung sports heroes honoured
  • Head of the Lake back to Sunday
• row2k news: National Rowing Hall Of Fame Inductees Announced
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Mercer County honors Richard J. Coffee something appropriate about Mercer County being named Coffee Park
• Rowing People:
  • Anna Goodale Named a Top 10 Rower
• UK News:
  • Six of the best from Bradford rowers at Brigg
  • Record-breaking row is only enough for second
  • Tea and bacon fuel Brigg rowers
  • Dart Totnes trio go Stateside
  • South Devon crews tackle the Thames
  • UK Talent Team search for 2016 Olympians

October 19, 2009
• Asia news:
  • Henan rowing team withdraws from National Games
  • Rowing teams pull out of National Games
• Canada news:
  • Canada's Jane Rumball row to women's eight event gold at Head of the Charles
• Collegiate:
  • Coxhead leads charge for United
  • Crimson Boats Make Progress in Adverse Conditions
  • Gaining the 'freshman 15'
  • Columbia Lightweight Rowing Has Solid Showing at Head of the Charles
  • UW rowers chill out at Head of the Charles
  • UMass Lowell Men's Four 21st; Women 29th at Head of the Charles
  • Navy Competes at Head of the Charles Regatta
  • Radcliffe Crews Find Varying Degrees of Success on Charles
  • Rent-A-Rower raises money, publicity
  • Different strokes for new rowing folks
  • Grand showing for Spartan rowers
  • Wisconsin lightweights dominate Head of the Charles
  • Heron rowers battle the Charles, Mother Nature
• Head of the Charles:
  • All-Star eights are great
  • Not a bad idea after all
  • Next year's absences likely to make world of difference
  • Rain Dampens Annual Regatta
  • Supergroups rock the boat
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Teens' boat flips in lake
• Masters:
  • "Fit, fun and forever young" end - but memories linger
• OZ/NZ News:
  • King of the castle sails on Waikato River
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • There was frost on the pumpkin regatta
• Rowing People:
  • Will 'cutest kid' reach into your heart?
• UK News:
  • Juniors get a taste of success at small boats head
• US Team:
  • US Women's Eight to be featured in Showtime documentary tonight previewed at HOCR, def. worth extra effort to see

October 18, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Susquehanna success only a dream away
• Asia news:
  • Rower Guo Linna tested positive for doping in National Games
  • Battle for the 'Crossed oars' at the Beira lake
  • Thomians and Royalists in keen tussle
• Boat Race guff:
  • Twins peak for Boat Race
• Collegiate:
  • WSU rowers raise money for Bothell alum Jaimeson Jones
  • Huskies rowing has long set gold standard in Seattle
  • Dancer turned to crew and never looked back
  • Nothing guaranteed on water
  • Haydon steers Holy Cross with inspiration
• Head of the Charles:
  • Shared passion still draws these rowers
  • Stroke of luck
  • Sivigny floats to top
  • Fall weather hit oar miss
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Coxswain Coates now on the IOC Executive Board
  • Oarsome effort to entice fans
  • Rowing's King's Cup returns to Queensland in 1939
  • Tayler-made for Kiwi hero
• Redgraviana:
  • Five Olympic golds counted for nothing when Sir Steve Redgrave nearly died on a French motorway this year
• Regatta news:
  • Head of the Connecticut Regatta sees 35th year
• Rowing People:
  • Kayla O'Rourke
• UK News:
  • Bexhill rowers continue fine form

October 17, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Doug Foy crowned 'champion of the Charles'
  • With Lake Lanier full, the challenge now is to keep it there
• Canada news:
  • The Pan Am payoff
• Head of the Charles:
  • Sitting, not on sidelines
  • 'Great' idea pans out
  • Ready oar not
  • Rowers Excited For Regatta, Despite Bad Weather
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Hingham High looms large at the Textile River Rega
  • A rowing reunion for former crew captains
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • From Scotland to Syria by oar
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Walking on water after their wins
• Rowing People:
  • Determination all the way
  • Just Keep Moving!
• UK News:
  • Club mourns as stalwart dies aged 71
  • Sidmouth Gig Club is up and rowing!
  • Photos reveal changing river

October 16, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • The pros and cons of Argo Dam
• Club news:
  • CRI and Head Of The Charles welcome Great Eight rowers
• Collegiate:
  • Bowdoin Crew dominates competition
  • U of R debuts its newest varsity sport
  • The pencil-pushing prig crew
  • Lehigh rowing competes at Navy Day Regatta
  • River Hawk Rowers Ready for `Head of the Charles Mayhem'
  • Rowing Alumni Reunite For A Good Cause
  • Cornell Rowers Shipping Up to Boston
  • Washington awash with talent
  • Brown M. crew goes to Head of the Charles to 'Pull for a Cure'
  • Michelle Darby's in hot seat
  • Flyer Rowing Team Enjoys First Place Finish To Start Season
  • Geithman youngest captain in Borghard era
  • Ripple effect
• Head of the Charles:
  • HOCR 101-Don't forget about Eliot!
  • HOCR Weather Update - 10.16.09 6:00AM
  • Races at a glance
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Rowers' Erg-a-thon workout has purpose beyond training
• Masters:
  • Good sports refusing to get old
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Among medals despite conditions
  • Tom Treseder wins multiple medals from the Games
  • Manning rowers among world masters
  • Rowing's quiet achiever
• Redgraviana:
  • Top Five: Comeback messiahs
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Julian Clary, Lord Of The Mince
• UK News:
  • Great results for St Ives crews
  • Record go at junior races
  • 'Don't leave us homeless' beg Westover rowers
  • This week's pictures from the past
  • Makeover for Durham University sports facilities
  • Emma puts youngsters on course

October 15, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Rowing facility realizing its dream
• Canada news:
  • Row housing
  • Smooth sailing for WRCC
  • Brock rowing club earns gold, bronze
• Club news:
  • ABC rowers look good in Pembroke
• Collegiate:
  • Little assistance from Mother Nature
  • The Forgotten Crew, Part 1 of 2
  • Crew member has olympic rowing aspirations
  • Beavers moving closer to black
  • Band of Brothers
  • Varsity 8's second-place finish paces Yellowjackets
  • Walk-Ons Climb the Crimson Ranks
  • Wilbur Steps Up To New Cambridge Post
  • The Many Talents of Martin Eiermann
  • Frosh Take on New Challenges
  • Bates Carries Torch for Family
  • The Bridge to the World
  • Head of the Charles, Hosted by BU
  • Annual Regatta Awaits On The Charles
  • Iona Competes in Head of the Housatonic
  • Rebuilding year gives young rowers valuable experience
  • Joel Furtek Named Assistant Coach for UCF Women's Rowing
• Head of the Charles:
  • 7 things to know before you row...
  • Stars will be visible
  • Big Crowds Expected For Head of the Charles
  • The Family Stone
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Coulter has earned award from principal
  • Beantown or bust for Greenwich Crew
  • Annual fall race sparks James River crew team
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • For rowers, Unisuit is stroke of genius
• Rowing People:
  • Memories served at every lunch
• UK News:
  • Headington girls win at two Heads
  • Double delight for Grosvenor Rowing Club at Runcorn Autumn Head
• USRowing info:
  • 2009 USRowing East Coast Fall Speed Order

October 14, 2009
• Asia news:
  • Ladies College out row Musaeus College
• Canada news:
  • Athletes of the Week #4
• Collegiate:
  • Genesee Gold
  • Tide rowing makes a strong splash
  • Three Golds Highlight UMass Lowell at New Hampshire Championships
  • Hawks solid as first time hosts of historic Navy Day Regatta
• Head of the Charles:
  • Kendall, 79, keeps rollin' on the river
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • New Trier rowers speed to third place in Rockford
• Olympic Games:
  • Facelift underway for 2012 Olympic rowing venue
  • 2012 venue roads 'will not cope'
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Drysdale v Tiny Tim : size not an issue
  • Our masters roar into action
  • No money so no dredging in back channel
  • Dredging for rowers
• Regatta news:
  • Head of Vermilion rowing regatta a success
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • May we get along without talking?
  • Brains on ice
• UK News:
  • Isle Of Ely Rowers Score Bedford Victory
  • Dart Totnes take home the trophies
  • Tubbs and Bibby top of Wallingford categories

October 13, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Czech Republic Deports Kazakh Asylum Seeker
• Canada news:
  • Rowers bring home gold at Trent regatta
• Club news:
  • Rowing group unveils affordable programming
  • Two special rowing crews pull together in Pittsford
• Collegiate:
  • Sanford Gets the Call
  • Rowing teams' paintings on downtown Tampa seawalls may be banned
  • Boat 'A' takes first at Head of Mon
  • Davis brings experience, enthusiasm to men's rowing program
  • Iowa rows to top-10
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Terriers crew looks to past, builds for future
• International/Elite:
  • Iranian Athlete Seeks Asylum In Czech Republic
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Very Long Way to Row: Roz Savage on 'Rowing the Atlantic'
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Australia betters New Zealand in rowing clash
  • Coca-Cola chief and his buddy go for gold again
  • Second time lucky for Trott
  • Tom Treseder does it again
  • Boatshed re-opens with a splash
• Regatta news:
  • Lowell's Boat Shop to revive Mighty Merrimack Rowing Race
• Rowing People:
  • U.S. Women's Eight rowing world title winners honor Greenwich sports medicine surgeon
  • Local toddler wins contest
• UK News:
  • 500000 boost for Olympic sports centre
  • Ancholme Rowers pull in a good crowd

October 12, 2009
• Asia news:
  • UTM To Be Centre Of Excellence For Kayak And Rowing
• Club news:
  • 'This is our river'
• Collegiate:
  • Penn Women's Rowing Grabs Three Firsts at Navy Day
  • Crew team starts season with new boats
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Thousands cheer on Head of the River rowers
• Redgraviana:
  • Sir Steve Redgrave review
• Regatta news:
  • Rowers enjoy the Head of the Genesee Regatta
  • Indian Creek Regatta draws top club teams
  • Rowing their way to Turin
  • 9th Annual Milwaukee Rowing Challenge draws teams from all over the Midwest video
  • Regatta makes waves in Schuylerville
• Rowing People:
  • Tot in NYC for contest
  • The Body Issue: The Making Of (Athletes Speak) video
• UK News:
  • Work starts on Olympic rowing venue
  • Upper Thames dominate at Wallingford
  • 'Mediocre man' who was anything but
  • Falmouth gig rowers enjoy novice race

October 11, 2009
• Club news:
  • Community takes to the water
• Collegiate:
  • Rowing team earns four medals
  • WVU Concludes Head of the Mon
  • Navy Posts Seven First-Place Times at Navy Day Regatta
  • Crew Opens Fall Season With Blue and White Regatta
• Head of the Charles:
  • CWRA celebrates Douglas Foy, "Champion of the Charles"
• Masters:
  • Age shall weary them, but only a little bit...
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Rowers work the waterfront
• Olympic Games:
  • Rowing Chief Checks on 2012 Venue, Madrid Reveals Cost of 2016 Bid, Russia Launches World Cup Bid
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Aussies eke out rowing win
• Regatta news:
  • Polen has many oars in this year's Head of the Rock Regatta
  • Head of the Rock Regatta Cam
• Rowing People:
  • Jen Buhr & Steve Braud

October 10, 2009
• Club news:
  • Jamie's fine start to winter season
• Collegiate:
  • WVU Hosts Head of the Mon
  • Weather cancels weekend rowing, softball events
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Darien girls row at Head of the Riverfront Regatta
  • Brookline rowers swing into action for annual Erg-a-thon
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Weymouth Rowing Club all at sea to raise funds
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Set for a scorcher
  • Kiwis pipped in Trans-Tasman rowing
• Redgraviana:
  • Sir Steve Redgrave: winning is all in the mind
• Regatta news:
  • Rowing on the Hudson River Sunday
  • National Regatta is a Saratoga First
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Performance skaters dazzle on Boathouse Row
• UK News:
  • Rowing club's the latest to bid for a slice of £40k
  • BMS secure brace of wins at top event
• US Team:
  • Olympian Susan Francia Featured on ESPN.com
  • The Body Issue: The Making Of (Athletes Speak) video link

October 9, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • The Great Divide: Femininity versus Athleticism
• Club news:
  • AB rowers compete in Lowell
  • Community Invited To Grand Opening Of New Boathouse
  • Rowers to converge on James River
• Collegiate:
  • Despite lack of recognition, NU crew rows on
  • Rowing season begins at Lehigh
  • Men begin season at Lehigh
  • Navy Crew Teams to Compete at Navy Day Regatta on Saturday
  • K-State student embraces love for outdoors
  • Rowing team returns home for regatta
  • Rowing team hopes to settle score
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Atomic Rowing wins 11 medals
• International/Elite:
  • Hansa Cup Video
  • Canal Cup Video
  • Over 200 crews for St Michael's
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Tenby rowed The Thames
  • Ryde record breakers
• Olympic Games:
  • Construction work starts on time on London 2012 Rowing and Canoe Sprint venue
• Regatta news:
  • New rowing race in Schuylerville Sunday
• Rowing People:
  • Harvard student from Palo Alto dies in fall from horse
• UK News:
  • Boat club start winter season in style
  • Head start for rower Fox with a new course record
  • New RGS chief coach is welcomed by ceremony

October 8, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Initiative to shed light on Raritan River issues
• Adaptive rowing:
  • Messages of inspiration from disabled Olympians
• Club news:
  • Rowing draws Alaskans of all ages
• Collegiate:
  • White-Hoppe chosen UC San Diego assistant coach
  • K-State Rowing Hosts Rival in Sunflower Showdown
• Head of the Charles:
  • All star women's eight comes together
  • Junior rowers ready for big competition
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Successful start for boys crew teams
  • Girls crew team starts quickly
  • Arlington-Belmont rowers compete in Lowell Regatta
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Rower seeks an assist from the New Jersey Nets
• Regatta news:
  • Thousands show for Quadricentennial Regatta
• Rowing People:
  • Cadence Oarsman Watch Review
• UK News:
  • Rowing coach is my unsung hero
  • Olympic champ Cracknell sets sights on End-to-End relay record
  • Guiseley rower Flood back in GB team after year out
  • Hazine steals show for Wallingford
• US Team:
  • Bodies we want photo #11

October 7, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Clemson approves purchase to boost rowing training
• Collegiate:
  • Overtime with Katie Herdmann
  • UA Rowing team opens season Saturday
  • Redefining a spectator sport
  • Hometown heroes: Lauren Price
  • Cabot House Senior, Injured in Riding Accident, Passes Away
• International/Elite:
  • Stormy Canal Cup weekend
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Rowers collect medals
  • Oarsome sports
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Pumpkin Regatta makes use of monstrous produce
  • Ah well, that's okay then...
• Rowing People:
  • The Sultan's Helmsman new novel by row2k coxing columnist Rob Colburn
• UK News:
  • Olympic medallists return to rowing
  • St Neots RC hosts Small Boats Head 2009
  • Golden Brits return to rowing
  • Rower to run the New York Marathon
  • Masterful show in Vienna
• US Team:
  • Bodies we want photo #11

October 6, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • City Council OKs Boathouse Along Scioto River
  • City unanimously OKs controversial boathouse
• Asia news:
  • City determined to retain top winner title
  • Trial Selection for Rowers for N Games
• Canada news:
  • Ready for a regatta
  • Major rowing event comes to Welland next year
• Club news:
  • Rowing draws Alaskans of all ages
  • WNC rowers win at regional event
• Collegiate:
  • Williams Men's Crew Season Preview
  • UD Rowing Team Joins Fight To Cure Breast Cancer With 'row For A Cure'
  • Senior Still In Critical Condition
  • Cornell Crew Dominates in Poughkeepsie
• Olympic Games:
  • Chicago may win by losing the Olympics
• OZ/NZ News:
  • World champions to meet in Trans Tasman showdown
  • Paradise stella cast for NZ eight
• Physiology and Training:
  • Kossev Consortium launches
• Regatta news:
  • Ivy League Regatta Rows Into Headwind
  • Eighty teams participate in St. Norbert Tail on the Fox Regatta
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • 'Bullingdon Club high jinks keep coming back to haunt the Tories'
  • FT defines its own colour
• Rowing People:
  • Kids learning to avoid obesity
  • Old school rowing: Ex-college athlete goes back to basics

October 5, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Long battle over planned Griggs Reservoir boathouse likely to end
• Canada news:
  • Homecoming special for former Trent crew
  • Trent celebrates
  • Endangered turtles halt Burnaby Lake project
  • Ells hope to master event
• Collegiate:
  • WVU Starts Off Strong
  • Penn Women's Rowing Finishes Third at Poughkeepsie
  • Clemson Excels at the Head of the Broad
  • Kansas rowing off to a strong start
• Dragonboats:
  • Dragon boats paddle festive fun in regatta on Oklahoma River
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Glastonbury High Girls Third In Regatta
• Masters:
  • Mighty masterstrokes
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Nothing straight about this row
  • Driven to extremes
• Regatta news:
  • Eighty teams participate in St. Norbert regatta
• row2k news: Canada Second at Hanse Cup
• Rowing People:
  • Tennessee 18-wheeler accident attorneys report: 18-wheeler wreck killed 2 very sad news
• UK News:
  • Back on the water
  • Fitness fans help with Bob's Olympic hopes
  • Dame Alice girls pull together in Boston

October 4, 2009
• Canada news:
  • Canadian women's team looking to regain confidence
• Collegiate:
  • OCU freshman makes big splash at the Boot of Oklahoma Regatta
  • Rowing Has Strong Showing at the Boot
  • Kansas Rowing Starts Season wWth Impressive Performance
  • TU Rowers Earns Eight Medals at Boot of the Oklahoma
  • Statesmen post 3 victories in Challenge on the Canal
  • Marist Heavyweight Men's Crew Wins Bronze At Quadricentennial Poughkeepsie Regatta includes photo gallery
  • Lehigh women sweep at home opener
  • Rowing notches pair of victories at Boot of the Oklahoma
  • Navy Wins at Quadricentennial Poughkeepsie Regatta
• Dragonboats:
  • Rowers up for a challenge
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Huron Crew Gaining Speed
  • Ann Arbor Pioneer crew wins Horton Cup
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • The Famous Boston Whitehall Rowing Boat Returns
  • World's First High Tech Classic Rowing Boat in US Sailboat Show
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Eleven vie for young achiever title
• Regatta news:
  • Regatta Evokes Poughkeepsie's Rowing Heyday thanks to Will King
  • Rowers Raise Money For Project Bundle Up
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Chiliheads, unite! World cook-off comes to WVa
• UK News:
  • Fitness fans help with Bob's Olympic hopes

October 3, 2009
• Access, politics:
  • Austrian lab admits tax violation, denies doping thanks to Mike Liptack
• Canada news:
  • Women in sport take centre stage
• Collegiate:
  • Awkward No More: Looking Back to Past Situations
  • Navy Lightweight Crew Opens Fall Season This Weekend
  • Harvard, Yale, and Trinity alumni to gather at Bank Street in Stamford
  • WVU Opens Fall Season
• Olympic Games:
  • Rio wins 2016 Games as IOC rebuffs Obama
  • IOC votes for Rio
  • Olympic rowing in Rio 2016
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Bike the tonic for Ginn after bad injury
• Redgraviana:
  • Sir Steve Redgrave given new role by Government
• Regatta news:
  • Walkway Over the Hudson opens to public today; expect heavy traffic
  • Regatta scaled back for this year
• Rowing People:
  • Cabot Senior Critically Injured
• UK News:
  • Great Britain's Olympic silver medallist Colin Smith quits rowing, despite London 2012

October 2, 2009
• Boat Race guff:
  • So you want to row in the Boat Race ...
• Canada news:
  • Stroke of fate leads Csima to world rowing podium
• Club news:
  • Marblehead Rowing Club rockin' the end of the season
• Collegiate:
  • KU Rowing team tests its strength
  • Mustangs look to upset OU, Texas, Kansas in Boot of the Oklahoma regatta
  • UT anxious to repeat success of last year with Big 12 title
  • Women's Rowing Starts 2009-10 With Poughkeepsie Regatta
  • SU Opens Year at Poughkeepsie Regatta
  • Lehigh rowing opens season in strong fashion
  • Sunrise on the river
• International/Elite:
  • It's all about equipment at rowing conference
  • Athlete of the Month - Mahe Drysdale
• Ocean/Open water rowing:
  • Rowing into the wind
• Olympic Games:
  • Would the Olympics Work in Boston?
  • Handicapping the 2016 Olympic Bids
• OZ/NZ News:
  • Sojourning Olympian gets extreme advice
• Regatta news:
  • This Weekend: The world's longest pedestrian bridge opens in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
  • Head of the Ohio: Oar you ready?
  • Rowing once again takes center stage in Poughkeepsie
  • Stuart Law Cup to honor rower tragedy
• row2k news: Head of the Des Moines Regatta - The 26th on the 26th
• Rowing News of the Odd:
  • Colvin Puts Adventure into Cardio Exercise
• UK News:
  • Cumbrian rower aiming to cross county's seven longest lakes - in a day
• USRowing info:
  • 2009-2010 U.S. National Team Event Dates (Tentative)

October 1, 2009
• Boat Race guff:
  • So you want to row in the Boat Race ...
• Club news:
  • 'Local gems' dot the river
• Collegiate:
  • Crew Heads to Hudson for Poughkeepsie Regatta
  • Glenn Ochal Joins Head Coach Marty Crotty On Men's Lightweight Staff
  • Rowing Team to Host Row For The Cure Oct. 8
• HS/Scholastic/Junior:
  • Rowing in Westford is gaining speed
  • Crew teams set to start up season
• International/Elite:
  • Top 10 Male & Female Rowers announced for 2009
• Olympic Games:
  • Olympic road revamp firm selected
  • Olympians offer students a glimpse of 2016 games
• Regatta news:
  • Medals captured in New York Regatta
  • Marist To Host Quadricentennial Poughkeepsie Regatta This Saturday includes cool vid
  • To Row Or Not To Row
• UK News:
  • Local scullers show their class
  • Pinsent drops in on LEH rowers
  • Masterful show in Vienna