2007 Pac 10 varsity 8 final - final

Washington proves it deserves its #1 ranking at Lake Natoma, near Sacramento, California.

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Washington, Cal dual race

Washington dominates the racing across Lake Washington to capture a decisive win.

Stanford, Cal "big row" 2007

Intense racing has become a hallmark of the Stanford-Cal rivalry, and this year proves to be no different.

Wisconsin vs. Cal varsity

Wisconsin takes on Cal after meeting Washington and Stanford earlier at Windermere.

Alumni Day 2007

The Frosh win the interclass race, and Gene Lukes, Class of '36, puts it all into perspective.

Battle of the Bay 2007

Junior mens race featuring the Marin Rowing Association, Oakland Strokes, St. Ignatius High School and Berkeley High School crews.

U of Victoria vs Cal Varsity, JV and 3V

Illness forced U-Victoria to withdraw, but Cal raced its Varsity, JV and 3V eights at the Oakland Estuary.

Inside Cal Women's Crew

Cal Women's Crew coach Dave O'Neill describes what it means to "Have fun. Go fast."

The Tour

Marking the end of Fall rowing at Cal.

Bring on the Frosh

Frosh assistant coach Pat McGrath describes the challenges being met by the novice oarsmen at Cal.

Estuary Dawn

Many hours have been logged, many strokes have been taken, in just this way...

Introducing the new California Rowing Club

California Rowing Club coach Tim McLaren talks with Bob Davé about plans for the new west coast training center.

Gold medalists

A conversation about competition, success, character, and the 2007 season.

2006 IRA varsity 8 championship race

National championship race between Yale, Princeton, Washington, Cal, Brown and Harvard.

Curtis Jordan interview at 2006 IRAs

Princeton coach Curtis Jordan shares his perspectives on the eve of the IRA varsity finals.