HOCR Supp 2016
A New Teacher
Coaching was never the plan for Jesse Foglia. Initially the job was just a step towards his ultimate goal: becoming an educator. Over 10 years after starting as a coach, Foglia has found his classroom in the boathouse.
A Fresh New Direction
After a short stint at Columbia, Jesse Foglia embarks on his first year as an assistant coach of men's heavyweight.
A Hard Day's Row
The moon greets members of the Harvard Lightweight team as it docks its boat.
Abba Takes the Stage
Entering her fourth year at Harvard with the Radcliffe varsity heavyweight team, co-captain Abigail Parker has distinguished herself as an exceptional athlete and person.
Daughter of "God"
Co-captain Abigail Parker is the daughter of long-time Harvard coach Harry Parker, often referred to as "God".
Row, Row, Row Your Boat
Vincent Breet once again suits up for the Crimson heavyweights.
Head of the Charles Regatta 2016
With the eyes of the rowing world honed in on Cambridge, the Harvard and Radcliffe crew programs look to leave their mark on the 52nd rendition of the Head of the Charles Regatta.
Breet is Back: Return of an Olympian
Vince’s path to the Olympics began in 8th grade, when he picked up the sport of rowing to satisfy his school’s athletic requirement. Despite his family history in water sports, in particular swimming and water polo, Breet decided his abilities were best suited for an on-the-surface activity.
Harvard Alumnus Hits the Boats
This Saturday’s men’s senior masters singles race will mark Alvaro Rodriguez Arregui's sixth consecutive Head of the Charles race and the 12th of his career.
Weld Welcome
The Weld boathouse is home base for the Radcliffe rowing program.
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