Northeastern's women's rowing team advances all three boats to the C Finals at the 2026 NCAA Rowing Championship, marking their first such achievement since the 2016-17 season. The first varsity eight and second varsity eight both placed fifth in their heats, while the varsity four finished in sixth. In the semifinals, each boat achieved third place, solidifying their spots in the finals. Upcoming races include the varsity four at 8:24 a.m., followed by the second varsity eight and varsity eight later in the morning.

By the Numbers
  • First varsity eight finished heats in 5th place with a time of 6:30.636.
  • Second varsity eight finished heats in 5th place with a time of 6:27.941.
  • Varsity four finished heats in 6th place with a time of 7:15.185.
  • Each boat secured a 3rd place finish in their respective semifinals.
State of Play
  • Northeastern women's rowing is competing at Lake Lanier Olympic Park for the NCAA Championships.
  • All three boats will race in the finals on Sunday, May 31.
What's Next

The finals for the varsity four, second varsity eight, and varsity eight are scheduled for Sunday, with potential for podium finishes dependent on these performances.

Bottom Line

Northeastern's impressive advancement to the C Finals showcases their competitive strength and potential for success at the national level, highlighting a significant comeback after several years.