Before dawn, while the majority of UW students are in
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Members of the women’s varsity eight practice last week for the 100th meeting with California. Even though the Huskies lost all four races, they are still ranked No. 7 in the nation.
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After practice, the girls return their boats to Conibear Shellhouse.
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Members of the men’s crew team prepare for practice.
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Visiting UW alumna and former crew member Kaitlyn Snyder prepares to board the launch to observe practice with women’s head crew coach Bob Ernst.
the middle of a REM cycle, the women of the UW crew
team are getting ready for hours of intense practice on
the ice-cold water of Lake Washington. Starting with
brief warmups, head women’s crew coach and director
of rowing Bob Ernst puts his team through rigorous
workouts.
Presently, the UW women’s crew team is No. 7 in the
nation and is preparing to compete in the prestigious
Windermere Cup May 7 on the Montlake Cut.
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