U.S. Men's Eight Wins Silver at U19 Worlds

U.S. Men's Eight Wins Silver at U19 Worlds

Great Britain won the men’s eight for the fourth year in a row at the 2026 World Rowing Under 19 Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Romania won the women’s eight. Both countries are also the defending Olympic champions in the men’s and women’s eights. “Our crews continued to demonstrate a mature and committed approach to training,” said Great Britain’s U19 team manager John Layng. The U.S. men’s junior eight won the silver medal, ahead of Germa…

Pair of Incoming Freshman Earn Silver at U19 Rowing World Cup

Incoming Syracuse freshmen Patrick Caldwell and Malcolm Stanton helped the United States claim a silver medal in the men's eight at the World Rowing Under 19 Championships, racing to a runner-up finish behind Great Britain on Aug. 9 in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

Marcel Andrew Otim: Uganda's young rower completes World Rowing U19 Championships Campaign in Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Uganda’s 17-year-old rower Marcel Andrew Otim completed his campaign at the 2026 World Rowing Under 19 Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, gaining valuable international racing experience against some of the world’s leading junior rowers. Competing in the Under 19 Men’s Single Sculls (JM1x), Otim opened his championship on 6 August with a time of 8:18.02 in […] The post Marcel Andrew Otim: Uganda’s young rower completes World Rowing U19 Champion…

2026 World Rowing Under 19 Championships – Results

Germany won gold in the Mixed Eight and ended up on top of the medal table. Photo: World Rowing Instagram 10 August 2026 The 2026 World Rowing Under 19 Championships in Plovdiv wrapped up yesterday, Sunday. Here are the results from the A Finals: Women’s PairITA, UZB, AUS, ROU, CRO, LTU1) Italy: Carolina Cassani (b), Letizia Martorana (s)2) Uzbekistan: Rayhon Sattorova (b), Aydana Smetullaeva (s)3) Australia: Piper Hallam (b), Emma Peele (s) Men…

Four in a row for Great Britain in the Men’s Eight at the U19 World Rowing Championships

Great Britain made history in the Men’s Eight, closing out the U19 World Rowing Championships. Laszlo Earle, Jack Holden, Aiden Hughes, Jonathan Miles, George Petrow, Monty Sutherland, Jacopo Tans, Paul Turner, and cox Nathanial Barnes conquered the world to ensure Great Britain won this title for the fourth year in a row. Great Britain finished fourth on the medal table at the U19 World Rowing Championship. Today’s gold in the Men’s Eight, and …