After a hard week of racing in Racice, Czech Republic, BRF athletes have completed the World Rowing Championships. Molly Reckford (racing with Cambridge BC’s Michele Sechser) finished with a brilliant silver medal in the lightweight women’s double sculls. Reckford and Sechser were among the favorites, after wins in their heat and semifinal, and they lived... Read More

Mary Jones Nabel has spent a lot of time alone this summer. “I guess I’m just a true single sculler,” she says with a 100-watt smile, “I’ve done a lot of training and coaching myself. Somehow this year has been kinda’ strange in that I haven’t linked up with normal training partners in the spring... Read More

August 12, 2022. BRF athletes Emily Kallfelz and Maggie Fellows were named to the Women’s Quadrupple Sculls, set to represent the United States at the World Rowing Championships in Racice, Czech Republic. For Fellows, this is her first World Championship Team after earning two medals for the United States at the 2019 Pan American Games... Read More

On Sunday, July 10th the Boston Rowing Federation (BRF) hosted a BBQ for the Men’s 8+, 4+ and Women’s LW2- crews who were training in Boston for the upcoming U-23 Worlds in Varese.  Enjoying a beautiful Sunday ‘day off’ on porch of Cambridge Boat Club, it gave our Boston HPC a chance to thank them... Read More

West Windsor, NJ. Mary Jones Nabel won the US Senior National Team trials in the lightweight single by a commanding margin of 11 seconds. After a successful overseas campaign in which she secured wins at both the first and second world cups, Mary will now set her sights on the 2022 World Championships in Racice,... Read More

Molly Reckford and Michelle Sechser became the first US crew to win the Stonor Trophy for Women’s Double Sculls at the Royal Henley Regatta. In the final, they dispatched the Australian lightweight women’s double by 2 1/4 lengths. The regatta was not with hiccups–with Molly unable to race in the quarter finals, BRF team mate... Read More

Poznan, Poland. On Saturday, June 18th, Mary Jones Nabel concluded her European tour with a dominating four second victory in the final of the lightweight single sculls. Australia’s Georgia Nesbitt and German legend Marie-Louise Drager rounded out the podium. The victory came after Mary’s win at the first world cup in Zagreb, Croatia, and another... Read More

After finishing 6th in her heat, and 4th in her repechage, Hallie Smith finished 4th (10th overall) in the B final of the PR1 Women’s Single Sculls. Hallie’s result was the end of a campaign that was hugely impacted by COVID-19, keeping her off the water for nearly all of 2020. Hallie was able to... Read More

Racing the in the A Final in the Women’s Double Sculls, Gevvie Stone and Kristie Wagner just edged out Canada to finish in 5th place. The crew put in an aggressive first thousand to be in the mix for medals, but were unable to stay with the field in the second half. For a combination... Read More