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SIRA 2026:
The last one for me, it’s been a long ride coming to this venue, and this time makes it 7 total. Coxing over 3 races is brutal, but there’s no boat I would rather have screamed for, yelled at, and made monkey noises for in that last 100 meters. We put our best foot forward each race, and ended knowing that nothing more could have been changed or improved in the race.
I’m thankful to share this last SIRA with Gideon, my stroke seat, my best friend who has stuck with me through all 4 collegiate years on this team. We’ve been in everything together: MN8+, MV4+ (as rowers and with me coxing), M2x, and have suffered the same 4:30 wake up for 4 years now. There was no one I wanted to wake up for, except for maybe Coach, than him, and I wish we can row together as many more years as we can!
I want to thank the rest of my boat this year, Nick Matt and Aiden, for allowing me to coxing your races even when I couldn’t make practices this semester for school. It’s been such an opportunity for me to still feel like I have a purpose, and it’s poetic that I’ve gotten to cox as many different boats that I have.
Anyways, C FINALS with a big PR to round out the weekend. Just outside what we were hoping for, but I know that they gave it everything, especially on that last race. Almost a 36 spm base rate, and as much grit and heart like I’ve never seen before.
I’ve got one more race left in me, MACCC this weekend, and be ready to watch for one reason. I GET TO ROW ONE LAST TIME, and this time it’s in the M1x. I get to round out my career sculling one more time, and also get to cox the MV4 one more time. Lets hope the conditions hold steady, bc MACCC is usually infamous for tornado headwinds😂

I’ll get off my yapping box now, as anyone who knows me knows that I can drone on foreveerrrrrrrrr……

GO BEYOND PLUS UNTRA

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Still water. Steady hands. Unshakeable grit. 🚣

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Happy International Women’s Day to all of the incredible women athletes who make up the SIRA community.

Your strength, dedication, and leadership continue to shape the sport of rowing across the Southeast and beyond. We are proud to celebrate the athletes, teammates, coaches, and leaders who show up every day to push the sport forward.

Here’s to the women racing, training, and competing on the water — today and every day. #SIRA #SIRARegatta #rowing #rowingrelated #row2k

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The Heart of Texas Regatta, hosted by the Austin Rowing Club, in Austin, Texas on February 28, 2026.

#rowing #Regatta #austin #texas

Austin Rowing Club | @austinrowingclub
Fort Worth Rowing Club | @fortworthrowingclub
Founders Rowing Club | foundersrowing
Rowing Club of the Woodlands | @woodlandsrowing
TCU Crew | @tcurowing
Texas Crew | @rowfortexas
Texas Rowing Center | @texasrowingcenter
Ursuline Academy of Dallas | @ursuline_rowing

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First-year journalism student Brooke Jones takes us through a normal day in her life as part of @tcurowing club team! She's from Hawai‘i and loves TCU, especially the rowing team!

Tomorrow, the team has its first race of the semester. She's been practicing every week and can’t wait to race! Go Frogs and Row Frogs!

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What else is new??

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Successful weekend 🥇🥈🥉 #vespoliusa #americanmade

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Our fall regatta schedule! We are so excited to be back on the water and see all the amazing teams!

*Head of the Brazos new date is 11/16

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Welcome aboard the Black Pearl🏴‍☠️

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The TCU Rowing Team competed in a 2,000m ERG race in Dallas at SWEAT (Southwest Ergometer Amateur Tournament) this past Saturday. The Team was very successful bringing home a dozen medals. The Team heads to Austin this Saturday to compete in ERG Rodeo, another 2,000m race.
Row Frogs!
@tcurowing

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Every year, the Jesuit crew team organizes the legendary S.W.E.A.T. event, a testament to sheer willpower and endurance, held within the confines of the Terry Center. Hailing from diverse backgrounds and spanning various age groups, participants travel from places as distant as Illinois to partake in this grueling challenge.

Distinct from the traditional crew regatta, the S.W.E.A.T. event substitutes serene waters and sleek boats with a solitary rowing erg within an unfamiliar indoor arena. Competitors, typically accustomed to the rhythmic strokes of oars against water, now face off against each other, navigating the digital race spanning 1.25 miles or 2000 meters. Progress is tracked relentlessly on screens within the Terry Center, intensifying the mental fortitude required to conquer this formidable challenge.

Amid this grueling race, where the only constant is the hum of the erg, participants must summon unparalleled mental strength to overcome the daunting task before them. The weight of the competition is not carried on the water but in the collective determination etched onto the faces of each crew racer.

The evidence of their struggle is tangible — rivulets of sweat stream down their faces, a testament to the physical and mental exertion demanded by the S.W.E.A.T. competition. In the aftermath of the race, the air is thick with exhaustion. Some collapse onto the floor; others find themselves slipping off their ergs, their bodies pushed to the limits of endurance.

As the participants catch their breaths, a profound silence envelops the Terry Center. Words are a luxury none can afford in those moments of post-race recovery. Despite the fatigue, an undeniable love for the sport of crew binds them all together. The S.W.E.A.T. event, with its shared agony and triumph, stands as a poignant celebration of the indomitable spirit inherent in the beautiful and demanding world of the crew.

Photographer: Austin Keith '24

@jesuitdallas @jesuitathletics @jesuitcrew #crew #highschoolsports #highschoolcrew #dallas #Texas #dallashighschool

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HOB RECAP

What an amazing end to our season! Thank you to everyone who came out to row and support, and we’re looking forward to seeing you all again in the spring! Sic ‘em bears! 🐻🚣

RESULTS
🥈MV8+ (Pokel)
🥈WV4+A (Prince)
🥉WV4+B (Vorlage)
🥉WN8+ (Maurer)
🥉MV4+A (Pokel)
🥇WN4+A (Jones)
🥉WN4+B (Smith)
🥉MN8+ (Lapierre)
🥇WV8+ (Easton)
🥉MN4+A (Lapierre)
🥇MxV8+ (Robinson)
🥇MxV4+ (Thomas)
🥈MxV4+ (Years)
🥈MxN4+ (Levine)
🥉MxN4+B (Smith)

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