rowing Archives — The Heights

Weekly Roundup: Rowing Races at Head of The Charles, Men’s and Women’s Golf Cap Off Seasons, and Women’s Tennis Contends With Nation’s Best at Super Regionals

This week, rowing raced at the Head of The Charles, men’s and women’s golf capped off their seasons, and women’s tennis competed at Super Regionals.

Sports, Fall, Weekly Roundup

Weekly Roundup: Women’s Tennis Earns Program First, Rowing Opens Season, and Swim and Dive Earn Mixed Results in Back-to-Back Tri-Meets

Rowing opened its season at the Head of the Housatonic, Marice Aguiar and Laura Lopez advanced to the second round of the All-American Championships, and swim and dive competed in back-to-back tri-meets.

Boston, Metro

54th Head of the Charles Regatta, Boston’s Defining Social Substrate

Now in its 54th year, the Head of the Charles Regatta stands as the world’s largest two-day rowing event. Crews from over 800 schools, universities, and organizations competed in different race categories for prizes given out over the weekend.

Metro

2017 Head of the Charles Fills Boston with Crowds and Chowder

This past weekend, over ten thousand competitive rowers showcased their talents at the annual Head of the Charles Regatta, the largest two-day rowing event in the world.

Spring

Roundup: Rowing Leaves MIT in the Dust

BC rowing dominated over MIT in its meet this weekend, with every boat finishing before each of MIT’s boats. Tennis, golf, track, and sailing also competed in a busy weekend for BC sports.

Metro, Featured Story

Another Cold Weekend On The Charles For Annual Regatta

Boston College Rowing put in a strong showing at the 50th anniversary of the classic Boston tradition.

Metro, Featured Column, Column

Patagonias And Preppiness Aren’t All That’s At Head Of The Charles

I’ve gone to HoCR the past couple years to see my own friends from high school race, and I’ll continue to go as long as they keep guilt-tripping me to show up.

Spring

Roundup: Women’s Crew And Track Shine Over Weekend

While men’s and women’s tennis couldn’t find a win on Friday, women’s track and field grabbed first at UMass and rowing finished strongly at VIllanova.

Spring