Is 2011 really over? It went by so quickly! So how did NRC do? See the results and commentary of Nashville Rowing's 2011 rowing competitions.

The 2011 head race season has finally started and we couldn't be more pleased about the results for the Chattanooga Head Race. On October 8th, the weather was perfect - plenty of sunshine, comfortable temps and a nice tailwind. The numbers for NRC attendance to Chattanooga are also worth mentioning.

With the Fall rowing season around the corner, Nashville Rowing Club's Lizabeth Theiss takes a look back at her experience at the 2010 World Master's Regatta in St. Catharines, Canada.

Head of the Charles, Secret City, Head of the Hooch - whew! The Nashville Rowing Club had a busy Fall season, but we finished strong. Thanks to NRC Prez, Don Sullivan, for another entertaining wrap-up article of our Fall Head Races.

This year's regatta was about 1000% nicer than last year, as it was a warm clear day with little to no wind, rain, hypothermia, or waves. Or deer swimming in the river at the finish line. There was some trepidation about how the flight system was going to work, but it seemed to work just fine. Overall, the NRC had such a good time at this regatta that I am sure we'll go back next year, and get killed by some sort of late season inland hurricane, or a herd of bison crossing the Tennessee River. But hey, that's what southern rowing is all about, right? Read on to see all of the results of the 2010 Hobbs Island Regatta.

The Nashville Rowing Club joined hundreds of teams from regional rowing clubs, colleges, and high schools on the Tennessee River in Chattanooga last Saturday (October 9) for a 5,000 meter race from the mouth of South Chickamauga Creek to the finish line at Ross' Landing. Read on to see how the day went.