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Join us on January 25, 2020, for an open house with Kansas Rowing at the Kansas Boathouse. The open house is for female athletes that have an interest in becoming a Division-I college athlete.

After two days, the Kansas women’s rowing team wrapped up its final races of the fall season at the Tulsa Fall Invite at the Verdigris River.

In the last regatta of the fall season, the Kansas rowing team will travel to Catoosa, Oklahoma, to compete in the Tulsa Fall Invite starting on Friday, Nov. 1, and conclude on Saturday, Nov. 2.

The Kansas women’s rowing team took four medals in four races at the seventh annual Jayhawk Jamboree at Burcham Park in Lawrence, Kansas.

Kansas rowing will prepare to host the seventh annual Jayhawk Jamboree on Sunday, Oct. 20, and celebrate 25 years of rowing as a program at Burcham Park. The Jayhawks will welcome nine teams for the home regatta on the Kansas River, starting at 11 a.m.

After two days of racing, the Jayhawks took home three medals at the Head of the Oklahoma regatta at the Oklahoma City Boathouse District.

The Kansas rowing team will start the 2019-20 season at the Head of the Oklahoma Oct. 5-6 on the Oklahoma River in downtown Oklahoma City.

The Kansas women’s rowing team announced its fall slate for the 2019-20 season and will celebrate 25 years of rowing as a program at KU.

Kansas rowing is in search of female athletes to add to its roster for the 2019-20 season and join the Jayhawks as they compete against other Division I programs. KU freshmen and sophomores who are interested are encouraged to attend the team’s informational meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 27 at 6:30 p.m., at the Kansas Boathouse.

Kansas rowing had 10 student-athletes earn Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) National Scholar Athlete honors for their efforts in the classroom and on the water.