This weekend’s dual meet against San Diego State will not only be a litmus test for UCLA women’s rowing, but will also lay the groundwork for the remainder of the season. Read more...
Photo: The women’s rowing team has spent months training for its season, which starts Saturday morning with a dual meet against San Diego State. (UCLA Athletics)
Out of all the sports at UCLA, the women’s rowing team has one of the shortest competition seasons, with regattas spanning just two months. That only makes the rest of the year that much more important. Read more...
Photo: Senior rower Alice White finds leading by example to be the best way of training newcomers to the team. (UCLA Athletics)
Nearly 50 UCLA student-athletes and coaches made the trip from Westwood to Gwangju, South Korea, for this summer’s World University Games. Over the next week, Bruins representing three countries across seven sports will compete for gold. Read more...
Following a lackluster performance at Sunday’s Pac-12 championship in which UCLA women’s rowing finished below fifth in every race, seniors on the team were left wondering whether this would be the last time they crossed the finish line. Read more...
Photo: Despite being ranked No. 17, UCLA was not one of the 22 teams chosen to race in the NCAA Tournament after a poor showing in the Pac-12 championship. (Courtesy of Don Liebig/ASUCLA Photography)
UCLA women’s rowing was unable to pull off any upsets during Sunday’s Pac-12 championship at Lake Natoma in Gold River. Competing in a heavily contested conference field, the Bruins failed to finish higher than sixth in their four races, ending the day in sixth place overall with 11 points. Read more...
More than two months into its spring season, UCLA rowing will finally get a chance to race against all six of its conference rivals when it travels north to Lake Natoma for this weekend’s Pac-12 championship. Read more...
Photo: UCLA rowing will find itself in a change of pace this weekend at the Pac-12 championship. The Bruins will face three highly ranked conference opponents that they haven’t faced all year – No. 2 Washington, No. 4 California and No. 6 Stanford – at Gold River on Sunday. (UCLA Athletics)
Eight oars glided through the air mere inches above the water, balancing the sleek boat with delicate precision as it hurtled down the channel. Sitting tall in the stern, the ninth member of the boat scanned the water ahead, guiding her rowers with calm yet commanding poise. Read more...
Photo: While the 2015 UCLA rowing team consists of many young rowers, it is led by two senior coxswains, Chloe Kojima and Maddie Alden. The veterans have 16 years of combined coxing experience between them. (UCLA Athletics)
