Women's Rowing - Kansas Jayhawks

Due to the threat of inclement weather in Lawrence on Sunday, Oct. 24, Kansas Rowing has moved the Jayhawk Jamboree up one day to Saturday, Oct. 23, at Burcham Park.

The Jayhawk Jamboree hosted by Kansas Rowing returns to Lawrence on Sunday, Oct. 24, at Burcham Park.

Head coach Carrie Cook-Callen has announced the addition of Dan Duxbury, Milos Aleksic and John Leonard to the rowing coaching and support staff. Duxbury joins as an assistant coach, Aleksic will serve as the graduate assistant and Leonard is set to be the new boathouse manager and rigger.

Kansas Rowing went to Oklahoma City for their first competition of the fall season and competed at the Head of the Oklahoma regatta on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 2-3.

The Kansas Rowing team is bound for the Sooner State to compete at the Head of the Oklahoma regatta on Saturday-Sunday, Oct. 2-3, in Oklahoma City.

Head coach Carrie Cook-Callen has announced the addition of Guillermo Lemus as the associate head coach for rowing.

Continuously on the cutting edge in college athletics, Kansas Athletics has officially launched Jayhawks Ascend -- a program designed to assist student-athletes in their journey of pursuing a degree from the University of Kansas.

The Big 12 Conference announced the 2020-21 Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team on Friday, with a total of 520 student-athletes earning the distinction.

For Coach Carrie Cook-Callen, it is important that her athletes feel comfortable in their own skin and understand that at KU, it's all about embracing the culture of a radically inclusive boathouse—a term coined to express and showcase total inclusivity. Fair or not, the position commands attention and demands maturity.

The Kansas rowing team had 13 student-athletes earn Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) National Scholar Athlete honors, the most the program has had in a single season.

Kansas Athletics student-athletes continued to standout in the classroom, collecting a 3.40 department grade-point average for the 2021 spring semester. Each of the 14 teams recorded a 3.00 GPA or better, with five teams establishing new program records.