Pac 10 Championship, Lake Natoma

In a thrilling come-from-behind finish, Washington proves it is the leading candidate for this year's national championship. Click the picture to watch, or download the movie (to download on a PC, right-click and "save target as.." and on a Mac, ctrl-click and "Download Linked File". It's 398 MB in size, 36:23 in duration). Flash version.

Cal vs Stanford at Redwood Shores 2008

For the first time in 18 years, Stanford defeats Cal at Redwood Shores to win the Schwabacher Cup. Click the picture to watch or download the movie (to download on a PC, right-click and "save target as.." and on a Mac, ctrl-click and "Download Linked File". It's 305 MB in size, 32:40 in duration). Flash version.

Cal vs Washington Dual at Redwood Shores

Under excellent racing conditions, Washington rowed away from Cal to retain ownership of the Schoch Cup . Click the picture to watch or download the movie (to download on a PC, right-click and "save target as.." and on a Mac, ctrl-click and "Download Linked File". It's 326 MB in size, 34:42 in duration). Flash version.

Cal Early Season Report 2008

Cal men's crew coach Steve Gladstone reviews the 2008 season to date in preparation for races with Wisconsin, Washington and Stanford. Click the picture to watch or download the movie (to download on a PC, right-click and "save target as.." and on a Mac, ctrl-click and "Download Linked File". It's 152 MB in size, 19:48 in duration).

Cal Interclass Race Highlights 2008

Cal men's crew coach Steve Gladstone observes this year's traditional Interclass Race at UC Berkeley. Click the picture to watch or download the movie (to download on a PC, right-click and "save file as.." and on a Mac, ctrl-click and "Download Linked File". It's 40.3 MB in size, 4:11 in duration).

The Tour 2007

The final fall practice is memorialized once again. This year, we give you "The Victors' Journey".

IRA MV8 final - clean build

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