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Firstie Service Selection
With 14 seniors on the Lightweight Rowing Team ready to graduate in June, service selection assignments were announced last month. Within the Class of 2007, eight firsties selected Navy Pilot, Marine Pilot, or Naval Flight Officer. full story...
Navy Wins Jope Cup Team Trophy
Each of the six boats entered by the Navy Lightweight Crew team into the Eastern Sprints came away with a first or second placing, with the Mids placing second in the varsity race and winning the third varsity and second freshman titles. The speed of all their boats helped Navy win the overall team points title for the first time in school history. full story and results...
JON ERIC VAN AMRINGE Shell Christening Many Alumni, coaches and friends were on hand for the christening of Navy's new racing shell, the JON ERIC VAN AMRINGE. We are proud to announce the Navy Lightweight Classes of 1974-78 and friends raised enough money to start a perpetual boat fund in honor of their Navy Lightweight Coach. It was a great reunion weekend for our alumni, telling tales of "wooden boats and iron men." Van Amringe bio...
Senior Rowers Service Selection
Among the 14 lightweight rowers graduating this June, seven have service selected Marine Corps. full story...
Navy's Vuillet Makes U.S. National Team
2005-2006 Season in Review Navy Varsity Improves to 7-1 on the Year Navy Completes a Tough Harvard Sweep Navy Sinks Rutgers and Columbia Navy Loses Johnson Cup to Yale Navy Sweeps Princeton on the Severn Senior Rowers Service Selection Navy Finishes Fall Campaign Strong
2004-2005 Season in Review Mids Sweep Georgetown on Potomac Navy Sinks Rutgers and Columbia Mids Sweep Yale, Retain Johnson Cup Navy Opens Season with Win over Tigers Plebe Lightweights Win Belly of the Carnegie Navy: Top College at the Charles Navy, Friedrich Selected EARC Crew and Coach of the Year
2003-2004 Season in Review Navy Ends Season in Henley Semi-Finals Navy Lightweights Head to Henley Navy Wins National Championships
Navy Varsity Wins Eastern Sprints, Second in Jope Cup
Navy Sweeps G-town, Rolls over Rutgers and Columbia Navy Wins Eads Johnson Jr. Cup Eads Johnson Jr. Cup to be Inaugurated
2002-2003 Season in Review Plebes Sweep Gold Medals at Sprints
Lightweight Banquet, Guest Speaker Astronaut Charlie Hobaugh Navy Lightweights named ECAC Crew of the Week Navy Wins Callow Cup, Falls Short of G-town Lightweight Reunion a Huge Success Navy Sweeps Harvard for Second Straight Year Navy Competes at San Diego Crew Classic Navy Loses Close Race to Princeton Former Lightweight Rower in Space Lightweight Crew Wins AD's Trophy
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Recent
graduate, ENS William Vuillet, was invited to the Under-23 National Team
camp to try out for the U.S. Lightweight Straight Four. After one month
of selection, Vuillet has earned a spot in the boat which will compete
at the Under-23 World Championships in Amsterdam in late July. Vuillet
was a member of Navy's 2004 National Championship crew and is a recently
commissioned Ensign awaiting his flight school date in November. As the
bow seat of the U.S. National Team Lightweight 4-, ENS William Vuillet
placed second in the petite final (8th overall) in the Under-23 World
Championships in Amsterdam. In the semi-final, the US Lightweight Four
was in second place for most of the race until they were sprinted
through, knocking them out of the grand final. Vuillet follows a long
line of Navy oarsmen to race with the National Team. 
