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Wisconsin Rowing is built on grit, tradition, and unmatched success. With 14 Ten Eyck national championships, we’re the second most decorated team in the country—and we’re just getting started.

Women's Rowing | Wisconsin Badgers
August 24, 2026 / WLTROWING Women’s rowers shine on international stage at World Cup II June 19, 2026 / WROWING Wisconsin finishes 11th at 2026 Big Ten Rowing Championships May 17, 2026 / WROWING Wisconsin opens Big Ten rowing early due to weather May 15, 2026 / WROWING

Wisconsin Badgers Crew - Wikipedia
The Wisconsin Badgers Crew is the rowing team that represents the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Rowing at the University dates back to 1874. [1] The women's openweight team is an NCAA Division I team.

Wisconsin Men's Rowing - Facebook
Wisconsin Men's Rowing is at University of Wisconsin-Madison. Head Coach Beau Hoopman is excited to announce that Greg Myhr ‘92 has rejoined the program as Associate Head Coach.

Wisconsin High Performance - Wisconsin Rowing
College athletics is facing a rapidly changing environment and Wisconsin rowing is launching a new strategy to support success in this new environment. Announcing Wisconsin High Performance, the Midwest’s first USRowing sanctioned high performance training program.

Wisconsin Rowing - College Rowing Teams HQ | row2k.com
This week row2k chat's with Wisconsin senior lightweight Gillian Lapadat; a former gymnast turned Badger rower. Find out how she got her start in the sport and how rowing and gymnastics are similar and different. more

Men's Rowing Roster | Wisconsin Badgers
University of Wisconsin Athletics 2025-26 Men's Rowing Roster Jump to Coaches ViewType:

Upcoming Events - Wisconsin Rowing
Wisconsin Rowing Stewards of 1874 25 Breese Terrace Madison, WI 53711 Stewards@stewardsof1874.org

Wisconsin thrives at Lake Morey Invite | Wisconsin Badgers
By: Lily Wakefield FAIRLEE, Vt. – No.14 Wisconsin men's rowing challenged No. 7 Dartmouth and No. 19 Georgetown during the first day of the Lake Morey Invite on Saturday, April 25. The Badgers excelled in the morning races, with both the varsity and second varsity eight boats surpassing Georgetown.