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...

Forty-eight hours is what stands between Iowa boats and the waters of the 2018-19 rowing season. The women will begin with the two-day Indiana and Wisconsin scrimmage in Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday. The...

After two days of competition at the Henley Royal Regatta on the River Thames in England, Iowa rowing has made its mark in the history books. On July 5, the Hawkeye 1V crew became the first Big Ten...

The Iowa rowing season concluded at the end of May, and since then, a three-week hiatus from competition has left the Hawkeyes itching for a race, if not many. Head coach Andrew Carter and his staff...

Just five years ago, Iowa’s rowing program routinely finished last in the Big Ten. The team had consistently struggled since its conception in 1994, being invited to just one National Championship,...

The Iowa rowing team proved yet again that it is destined for improvement. After qualifying for the NCAA Championships for the first time since 2001 last season and placing 15th as a team, head coach...

Head coach Andrew Carter has led Iowa to its second-consecutive appearance at the NCAA Championships, its third in program history. The Hawkeyes are one of 11 teams to earn an at-large berth at the...