Men's Crew
Ben Lundie Wins The Oarsman Award For Lightweights; “Heisman of Men’s Collegiate Rowing”
After sitting in the stroke seat throughout the third straight undefeated season for the lightweight varsity eight, captain Ben Lundie was selected as this year’s lightweight recipient of The Oarsman award by the Intercollegiate Rowing Coaches Association (IRCA).
Lightweights at HOCR
Harvard lightweight's 1V boat races at the 2025 Head of the Charles Regatta.
Harvard 3Vs Compete on The Charles
The Harvard men's light weight 3V boat competes on the Charles against Princeton and Yale.
Harvard 3Vs Trail Princeton
The Harvard men's lightweight 3V boat trails Princeton as the the Crimson continues its struggles to find consistency from the boat.
Harvard 3Vs Trail Princeton
The Harvard men's lightweight 3V boat trails Princeton as the the Crimson continues its struggles to find consistency from the boat.
Harvard 3Vs Compete on The Charles
The Harvard men's light weight 3V boat competes on the Charles against Princeton and Yale.
Newell Boathouse
Newell Boathouse, the home of Harvard men's rowing.
Harvard Men’s Heavyweights Kick off the Season at Benderson Cup
The Harvard men’s heavyweight crew team started its season off on the right foot on Friday and Saturday as two of the men’s boats won their races at the Benderson Cup. The cup, which also featured Stanford, Brown, Yale, Northeastern, and Washington, took place over two days and featured a pair of races for every boat on the Crimson’s roster, with one race on each day.
Harvard Crew Practices
The crew team practices in the Charles River.
Harvard Men’s Lightweights Capture Victory at Henley Royal Regatta, Capping Off Undefeated Season
Against the cheers of spectators rooting for the home team along the Thames, Harvard made history — taking home its first ever Henley-on-Thames Temple Cup. The finals race caps off the Crimson’s undefeated season, with five consecutive wins during the regatta to take home the championship.
Harvard Rowing Cruises to Victory in Races Over the Weekend
Harvard’s four rowing teams had a strong Saturday showing, dominating in key races across the board.
Harvard Men's Basketball Falls Short of Comeback Against Princeton, 76-71
In spite of a 31 point performance from freshman Robert Hinton, Harvard men's basketball team was unable to overcome a 12 point halftime deficit as it fell to Princeton 76-71.
Harvard Men’s Lightweight 8 Claims Third Straight Head of the Charles Victory
Harvard men’s heavyweight team also found success on Sunday with a second-place finish. The women’s lightweight eight, however, misses out on three-peat with a disappointing fourth-place finish
Splash Zone
The men's lightweight eight rowers catapult themselves into the Charles, after their third consecutive victory at Head of the Charles.
Greatness Dawns
The Harvard men's crew team rows on the Charles as the sun rises.
59th Head of the Charles Regatta Brings Thousands to Cambridge
The 59th annual Head of the Charles Regatta drew thousands of rowers, coaches, and spectators from around the world to the banks of the Charles River from Friday to Sunday.
‘It’s Like the Super Bowl for Us’: Harvard’s Alumni Make Their Head of the Charles Return
With thousands of onlookers in tow on a gleaming fall day, some of Harvard’s most decorated rowers returned to Cambridge this morning to compete once again at the Head of the Charles.
124-Year-Old Newell Boathouse Undergoes Significant Renovations
Walking along the banks of the Charles River, no observant onlooker can miss one of the oldest and distinctive buildings: the Newell Boathouse, which is currently undergoing renovations to bring it into the modern era.
‘The Power of a Female Coxswain’: An Unsung Hero of the Head of the Charles
It might seem daunting to think about steering a boat around tricky twists and turns while barreling down a river at full throttle, but the female coxswains on Harvard’s men’s crew teams do so with a commanding grace.
Carrying the Boats: A Day in the Life Preparing for the Head of the Charles
If a Harvard student knows one thing about crew, it's that every time they walk past the Charles River, they seem to see the boats flying down the water. That is because the crew teams work through a whopping eleven practices each week. In theory, that doesn’t sound too difficult. But, add that workload to all the normal parts of college life — the classroom, extracurriculars, and a social life — and you arrive at an almost impossible feat, seemingly taken on by only the most masochistic among us. Senior heavyweight rower Gabriel Obholzer has somehow made it all work. And, he’s made it work to the highest standard of both school and sport.
Harvard Athletes Won 13 Medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Shattering a 128-Year-Old Record
Harvard athletes won 13 medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics, smashing a school record that had stood for 128 years.
U.S. Men’s Eight Boat, Powered by 3 Harvard Alums, Earns Bronze in Paris
Harvard alumni Clark A. Dean ’23, Pieter G. Quinton ’20, and Christian B. Tabash ’22 secured a bronze medal for Team USA in the men’s eight boat race at the Paris Olympic Games on Saturday.
Harvard’s Liam Corrigan ’19 Wins Gold in Rowing for Team USA, David Ambler ’20 Takes Bronze for GB
Liam R. Corrigan ’19 became the first Harvard Olympian to win gold as the United States narrowly edged out New Zealand to win its first gold medal in the event since 1960.
Meet Harvard’s 26 Olympians at the 2024 Paris Games
Harvard will be represented at the 2024 Paris Olympics by 26 students and alumni — a greater showing than 100 national Olympics delegations.
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