Men's Rowing - University of Washington Athletics
Men's rowing's 3V8+ saved their best race for last and secured the national champion title!

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The Washington women’s varsity four will row in the grand final at the 2026 NCAA Rowing Championships Sunday at Lake Lanier Olympic Park, while the Huskies’ first and second eights will each compete in petite finals.

Washington Rowing - Facebook
Their combined presence—28 athletes—means Husky alumni form the sixth‑largest contingent at the 2026 World Rowing Championships, larger than all but five national teams.

2025-26 Men's Rowing Schedule - University of Washington Athletics
The official 2025-26 Men's Rowing schedule for the University of Washington Huskies

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Action begins Monday morning (late Sunday night, Pacific Time) at 2026 World Rowing Championships. Check out the link below for a list of all the Huskies and their events. You can follow the action at: WorldRowing.com Go Huskies! #RowingU.

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48K Followers, 1,254 Following, 3,570 Posts - Washington Rowing (@washingtonrowing) on Instagram: "22 X IRA National Champions🏆 16 X National Champions🏆 Boys In The Boat / Women of Washington"

Washington Rowing - College Rowing Teams HQ | row2k.com
Building off a solid 2025 campaign, the Huskies bring back much of last year’s racing group, which has allowed the focus to remain on continued development rather than wholesale change.

Washington Rowing - The 100+ Year History
Washington Rowing History Since 2003, the continuously updated, detailed history of the men’s and women’s rowing teams at the University of Washington.

Timeline - Washington Rowing History
The University of Washington moves from downtown Seattle to the new location between Lake Washington (to the east) and Lake Union (to the west). Rowing was taking place by 1896, with various official “start” dates, including 1896, 1899 and 1901.