A tradition in England since 1836, the Henley Royal Regatta is regarded as one of the best regattas in the world. Composed of twenty different events, the regatta took place on July 2nd and, for the first time ever, two Jesuit graduates competed in it.
In Henley, England, Jesuit’s very own Cole Reiser ’10 and Andrew Hooker ’11 competed along...
On April 11, Jesuit Crew participated in the Route 66/ Catoosa regatta, the second regatta of their spring season. Racing on the course of the Verdigris River, the team extraordinarily took first in every single eight event in which they entered. This course is the shortest in which the team will participate this year, sitting at a length of...
The Head of the Charles, the biggest regatta in the world, hosts 10,000 rowers from the high school, junior club, collegiate, and even Olympic levels, rowing along with over 300,000 spectators annually.
On Sunday, October 20th, the Jesuit crew team had the privilege of competing in this revered regatta along with 85 other boats from the United States, Canada, and...
A small bead of sweat rolls down the arm of the rower as he pushes and pulls in perfect harmony with his teammates. Physical exhaustion plagues each rower as the end of the race nears, challenging each of them to continue going all out until the finish. The Rangers' boat soars past the finish line, and as usual, is one...
In their last two regattas of the year, the Rangers crew team proved to be nothing short of dominant. Following their best ever finish at Stotesbury Cup, the Rangers carried this momentum to the U.S. Rowing Youth Championship, ending the season on a high note.
Entering the most prestigious regatta of the year, Coach Fife had high expectations for his team...
The Jesuit crew team had a busy schedule ahead of them on the weekend of April 12-13. On April 12, the team flew to Middletown, Del. to attend the Noxontown Regatta hosted by St. Andrew’s School and on April 13, the team went to Philadelphia to attend the 5th Manny-Flick Regatta. After all their hard work during spring break...
    Although most of the Jesuit community is struggling through Midterms and anticipating the long Christmas break filled with rest, holiday spirit, and joyous memories, let us take a step back to Thanksgiving, a holiday that brings to mind cooler weather, roasted turkey and pumpkin pie, but most of all spending time with family.
Similar to this feeling of...
On February 4, the air-conditioned Terry Center was packed with dozens of crew clubs, totaling over four hundred attendants that all aspired to S.W.E.A.T in different degrees. Though, Jesuit prepares for this - the Southwest Ergometer Amateur Tournament - every year, since it marks a new beginning, an inception: The arrival of Jesuit Crew's 2023 Season.
Sailing to victory, the...
