A power ten is a common coxswain call at certain points in the race to re-focus the rowers and put more distance between us and the competition. Alright, lets see it.. ready and POWER TEN!

Located 28 miles away from the Dam, the Oak Ridge Rowing Venue boasts a 7 lane wide and 2,000 meter spring race course. Consider helping us as we sit ready at that start line!

In 1978 this team was formed to give college-age men and women the opportunity to learn and compete in the sport of rowing at a club level. In honor of the 44th year of Ohio State Crew, consider donating today!

In order to get our team there, teammates who are certified drivers through the university will be driving our cars full of rowers to Oak Ridge. Donate here to sponsor one of our driver's gas money!

In the last 250m of a 2,000m race, this is the time a rower needs to empty the tank and give everything they have left. Help us pull ahead in the final sprint!

The team will be traveling 710 miles round trip on their drive to the national championship regatta. This level is a contribution of a dollar for each mile on the road trip to ACRA.

The last 250 is where the team gives everything they have left, but the first 1,750 is where the best crews demonstrate their skills and endurance. Help us get our blades in the water as we push to show off our skills.