Battling fierce headwinds and sporadic gusts of rain, the Bears charged the Seekonk River with five varsity boats against Northeastern University in the Dreissigacker Cup Saturday. 

The men’s and women’s crew teams took to the water this weekend to compete in Cambridge, Mass. and Sacramento, Calif., respectively.

More than 11,000 rowers from across the world congregated in Boston this weekend to compete in the 52nd Head of the Charles Regatta.

The second-ranked Bears wrapped up the weekend tied with Stanford and trailing UC Berkeley, amassing 46 points at the Lake Natoma Invitational in Sacramento.

The men’s crew team contested 2014 Intercollegiate Rowing Association national champion Washington in a formidable challenge Saturday morning in Providence.

After a long winter on the ergs, the men’s and women’s crew teams finally took to open water for their spring season openers Saturday.

The women’s crew team launched its spring campaign in auspicious fashion, defeating two Ivy rivals and one non-conference foe over the past two weeks.

The team kicked off its season at the Housatonic race with four boats placing in the top eight.

Over the past four years, I have spent countless hours working out in the boathouse and rowing on the Seekonk River in pursuit of perfection.

The men’s squad fell to national champion UW as the women’s squad raced ahead of Radcliffe.