The UBC Thunderbirds excelled at the Brown Cup races on the Gorge Waterway, achieving a sweep with both men's and women's varsity teams claiming victory. The men secured their sixth consecutive Brown Cup title, while the women earned their third straight win in this historic event. In the reserve races, the men defended their title, although the women lost in a nail-biting finish. The men's varsity team won by a decisive nine seconds, while the women triumphed by eight seconds, showcasing their dominance.

By the Numbers
  • The UBC men's varsity crew won by nine seconds.
  • The UBC women's varsity crew won by eight seconds.
  • The T-Birds men's varsity team achieved their sixth consecutive Brown Cup win.
  • The UBC women earned their third consecutive Brown Cup victory.
State of Play
  • The men's team will compete next at the Mountain Pacific Sport Federation Championships on May 17 in Sacramento, California.
  • Both UBC teams demonstrated strong performances this season, finishing the spring on a high note.
What's Next

The Thunderbirds' men's varsity team aims to maintain their momentum heading into the Mountain Pacific Sport Federation Championships. Continued focus and commitment to their tactics will be crucial as they face new competition.

Bottom Line

The UBC Thunderbirds solidified their legacy at the Brown Cup, demonstrating exceptional teamwork and strategy, positioning themselves strongly for future competitions. Their performance serves as a testament to their capabilities and resilience.