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US Rowing’s CEO said there will no longer be a formal relationship with Teti and she accepted his resignation last week.

The Watuppa Rowing Center is coaching a new generation of athletes in Fall River. In 2020, the program received grant money from the Head of the Charles and the Golden Cup to continue coaching students at no cost. Head Coach Sandra Cardillo shares how the program positively impacts these students on and off the water.

What can you expect at this weekend’s Head of the Charles Regatta, from who’s racing to where to watch and more? Race directors Natasha Strom and Ami Mehr give our own Hannah Donnelly a preview.

The Community Rowing Center along the Charles River is the only national training center for rowers with disabilities.

A New England couple gave us a unique perspective on the Tokyo Games — ones an Olympian, the other an Olympic doctor.

Olympic rowers are in action this week in Tokyo after facing delays because of bad weather. Employees of a company in Vermont’s Lamoille County will be watching broadcasts of those races with pride, because there’s a really good chance they manufactured a key part of the athletes’ gear. “They’re having great results with them,” Eric Smith, an employee of...

American rower Gevvie Stone’s goal is to go back to Boston with a new medal to wear with her stethoscope: preferably an Olympic gold medal. Stone, who won a silver medal in single sculls at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, has delayed her career as a doctor in emergency room medicine for nearly three years in pursuit of one…

Boston University student Anna Weis is competing for Team USA in sailing at the Tokyo Olympics.

Some Olympic rowing competitions have been rescheduled due to expected high wind and rain from a forecasted tropical storm

Some Olympic rowing competitions have been rescheduled due to expected high wind and rain from a forecasted tropical storm

Newton’s Gevvie Stone and Weston’s Kristi Wagner, two Mass. rowers, will hit the water at the Tokyo Olympics under the watchful eye of their coach — who is the father of one of the athletes.

Four men say they have set a new world record for the fastest unaided and unassisted row from San Francisco to Hawaii, completing the journey in just over 30 days.

A ceremony was held for a new athletic complex and education center at a Massachusetts school attended by Grace Rett, a world-class collegiate rower who died when her team’s van crashed in Florida last year.

The women’s crew team at Holy Cross and other athletes around the country are taking part in a 62-hour virtual fundraiser of rowing, raffles and other efforts called “Grace to the finish.” The funds will go toward a facility at Grace Rett’s old high school in Uxbridge, Massachusetts.

We’re hearing from the family of Grace Rhett, a Holy Cross student-athlete who died after her rowing team’s bus was hit by a pickup truck in Florida.