The Iowa rowing team traveled to Austin, Texas, over the weekend for the Longhorn Invitational. Texas won the event, and Virginia came in second. The Hawkeyes finished third, defeating No. 16 Indiana.
The...
The No. 13 Iowa rowing squad was supposed to travel to Rhode Island last weekend, but the event was canceled because of high winds and thunderstorms in the forecast on the Seekonk River, where crews had...
Most people know the general role athletes play on their respective sports teams. Wide receiver? Catches passes. Point guard? Makes plays and handles the ball. Goalie? Guards the goal. But what does a...
The Iowa rowing team hosted Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Indiana at Lake Macbride in the Big Ten Double Dual on April 13 for the team’s first home meet since 2016. The Hawkeyes picked up victories in novice...
For the first time in three years, the Iowa rowing team’s schedule includes a home event. The competition will take place Saturday at Lake Macbride, when No. 13 Iowa will host No. 11 Wisconsin, No. 20...
With the help of Contessa Harold, Hunter Koenigsfeld, and Eve Stewart, the Iowa rowing squad had its best season in program history in 2018.
It found a No. 7 spot in the national rankings during the regular...
The No. 12 Iowa rowing squad this past weekend headed to Redwood Shores, California, for the Pac 12 Invitational. The crews faced tough competition and finished the weekend 1-2.
On March 30, the Hawkeye...
The Iowa rowing team ended last season in 11th place at the NCAA Championships — its highest finish in modern history.
Although Iowa is only returning one of its I Varsity Four boat in Kayla Jensen,...
Following the most successful season in Hawkeye rowing history, head coach Andrew Carter and his team took a vacation.
But this wasn’t a normal vacation. Carter took his top crews to Europe to compete...
The Hawkeye rowing program will hit the waters in Madison Friday and Saturday to race Indiana and Wisconsin in its first scrimmage of the fall.
This weekend’s races follow an unprecedented season...
