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Group picture with coaches, rowers, and coxswain holding SDSU shirt.
The Women’s Crew pose with their medals and coach.
Novices pose with their new shirts beside coaches.
Captured above at LA Harbor (from left to right); Marcos, Antonio, Dennis, Joaquin, Morgan, Andrea, Brayden, Chris, Zach, Dylan (DJ), Sean, Gabby, Matt B, Daniel, Ian, Cameron, Matt A, Nick, Andres, Jordell, and Nate.
UCLA wins the Men’s Head Race.
Photo provided by Stefano Balbusso.
The inaugural ride.
V2X Champions at the Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships 2022.
MO8+.
Double scullers Hudson Cockroft (back) and Chris Cortez (front) take 5th in the Grand Finals.
Club members pose at the Men’s Crew table at Week of Welcome. From left to right, Alejandro (novice), Emeala (coxswain), Ron (varsity), Gillan (novice), and Josh (novice).
Boat dedication ceremony 2.
The women's crew of eight waiting at the start of the Pancake Regatta head race.
WC8+.
LBSU Women close on the finish line in the head race.
The Women's Crew after their workout at the Cyclebar Traffic Circle.
The Grgas and Jezak families join us with the arrival in Nancy's honor.
MN8+.
Photo provided by Sydney Abad.
Coxswains keeping warm.
Photo provided by Stefano Balbusso.
OCC wins the Women’s head race.
(Photo provided by Chloe Volz) Novice four, which included Chloe Volz, Hanna Anderson, Chamille Mendoza and Aimee Ramos, medaled in their race against ASU at San Diego Fall Classic.
Novices on the ergs.
The women's varsity four start against the Los Angeles Rowing Club Masters.
Coach Mike McAndrews gives the women's crew a tour of their boats.
Weight training at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center Photo by Suki.
Captain Gillan Corvera.
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