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Crew - Varsity Girls
2024 - 2025Head Coach: Cola ParkerCaptains: Caroline Creasy, Lauren Dubois, Eliza Kingsland, and Naia Kolodziej
Since Groton’s founding in 1884, rowing has been a prominent sport. Girls began to row as soon as the school became coed in the mid-seventies, and the rowing program continues to focus on athletic development while fostering a positive team culture. Like most other small New England schools, Groton rows in fours with a coxswain. We generally carry a team of 40+ rowers with the varsity team consisting of the top four boats (20 rowers).Groton rowers spend their afternoons down at the Bingham Boathouse, which houses three bays of rowing shells ranging from singles to eights. The crew program also has 21 rowing ergometers for training. We are extremely fortunate that our boathouse is right on campus, next to the Nashua River, a well protected river that has perfect rowing conditions virtually every day.Groton competes in the New England Interscholastic Rowing Association (NEIRA) along with more than forty other day and boarding schools. Rowing at Groton begins with a preseason practice in mid-March, dual races on weekends in April and May, and ends with the NEIRA Championships on Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester.Crew offers a great chance to learn a sport that you can continue in your college years. There are, or have been, Groton girls rowing or coxing at Princeton, Harvard, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Williams, Boston College, UMass Amherst, Trinity, Bates, and Colby.20 Years of Groton Rowing Highlights2019 Fourth place overall at NEIRA championships, bronze medal in G42016 Third place overall at NEIRA championships2014 Fourth place overall at NEIRA championships, bronze medal in G32013 Second place overall at NEIRA championships, silver medals in G1, G2, G3, G42012 NEIRA champions: Groton completed an undefeated varsity season (top 4 boats) by sweeping the NEIRA championships. The top two boats traveled to England to compete in the Henley Women’s Regatta and the Henley Royal Regatta.2011 Second place overall at NEIRA championships, bronze medal in G2, silver medal in G3, gold medal in G4. Groton wins the School/Junior 8 at the Henley Women’s Regatta.2009 Second place in New England, fourth place at the US Rowing Junior Nationals in Cincinnati2008 Winners of Reading, England, Regatta Junior 4+2006–07 New England Champions2002 Winners of Reading, England, Regatta Junior 8 and Senior 8 events
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