Stockton Women's Rowing faced challenges in the 2025-26 season, competing in six regattas, but dealing with two weather-related cancellations, including their home event. The team showcased a strong, balanced roster, with contributions from rowers across all four classes, including three young coxswains. They claimed gold medals in both the varsity eight at the Knecht Cup and the frosh/novice four at the Head of the Schuylkill, along with a bronze medal at the Dad Vail Regatta. Notably, they finished fourth at the Mid-Atlantic Rowing Conference Championships, marking a competitive year. Key individual awards were given to several rowers, highlighting their outstanding performances.

By the Numbers
  • Three sophomores and two juniors/seniors rowed in the varsity eight at least five times.
  • The team secured a gold medal at the Knecht Cup and a bronze medal at the Dad Vail Regatta for the third consecutive year.
State of Play
  • The team is building from a strong season despite setbacks, with a balanced roster including standout freshmen.
  • Major contributions came from consistent rowers in the varsity eight who participated in all six regattas.
What's Next

With several talented freshmen making an impact, Stockton Women's Rowing is poised for continued success in the coming seasons. The team aims to further improve their standings in future competitions while building on the momentum gained this past season.

Bottom Line

This season reflects a strong foundation for Stockton Women's Rowing, blending experienced rowers with promising newcomers. The team's resilience and achievements underscore their potential for future success, setting high expectations for the next competition cycle.