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A rowing coach at Community Rowing in Boston said he was the victim of a racist event at a rowing tournament in France.

A Black U.S.-based rowing coach and his colleagues are calling for change after alleging they faced racist treatment at an event in France.

Community Rowing Executive Director Ted Benford said white foreign coaches weren’t held to the same standards as U.S. rowers and […] The post Black rowing coach experiences racist event. His team, U.S. Rowing, demand action appeared first on TheGrio.

The 77th Canadian Secondary Schools Rowing Association Regatta kicked off in St. Catharines on Friday.

Following the record-breaking fourth Rugby World Cup title win by the

A County Roscommon man has been nominated for the Rowability Award of the Year at this year’s Rowing Ireland Awards. Paralympic rower Steven McGowan from…

Ludovica Caprino, 27, was seriously hurt after the dog landed on her in one of Romes most upmarket streets. Her father said that she has a fracture on the side of her head

Click here to update the live broadcast 13.09 Halfway through the race, Great Britain has a slim lead over China, with Poland and Ireland vying for third

Siobhan McCrohan won gold for Ireland in the lightweight womens single sculls at the World Rowing Championships in Belgrade on Friday afternoon.

Paul ODonovan and Fintan McCarthy were in flying form after reaching the final of the lightweight mens double sculls at the World Rowing Championships.