Rowing, commonly known as crew, has been a part of American sport since the early 19th century. Though the athletes are a crucial part in determining a crew team’s success, the boat is equally as ...

Thanks to tectonic shifts in technology and training, Olympic-level rowing has come a long way since the University of Washington’s eight-man crew pulled off the ultimate underdog win at the 1936 ...

PORT TOWNSEND — If you want to win a rowing event, choose a state-of-the-art racing shell made out of carbon fiber. But if your goal is to look good, turn heads and have fun, nothing beats a George ...

EVERETT — Unless you’re into rowing, there’s a good chance that you’ve never heard of Pocock Racing Shells. But for many of the country’s athletes and amateurs, students and coaches, Pocock has been a ...

More than 100 rowers, crew alumnae, parents and friends gathered in the McLean High School gymnasium on Saturday, Jan. 10 for the christening of the newly acquired Resolute racing shell named in honor ...

At one point, Pocock Racing Shells stood alone atop the world of rowing. After all, the company in its heyday built nearly all of the racing shells used by college crews in America. Crews rowing ...

PORT HADLOCK — Bill Tytus, president of Pocock Racing Shells, will speak about the evolution of racing shells at the Jefferson County Library at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 6. Tytus will talk at the library at 620 ...