Women's Rowing Fourth at NCAA Championships
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Trinity Rowing Achieves Historic NCAA Finishes

The Bantams' men's rowing team captures its second consecutive national title, while the women finish fourth at the NCAA Championships.

Women's Rowing Fourth at NCAA Championships

The Bantams' men's rowing team captures its second consecutive national title, while the women finish fourth at the NCAA Championships.

TTRINITYWEEKENDWeek of 2026-06-0114d ago

The Trinity College men's rowing team secured its second consecutive Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) Division III National Championship title with a commanding performance at the national regatta in Gold River, California, on May 31. The Bantams dominated the competition, showcasing their strength and skill on the water, and will return to Hartford as national champions once again. This victory marks a significant achievement for the program, solidifying its status among the elite in collegiate rowing.

Meanwhile, the Trinity women's rowing team concluded its season with a commendable fourth-place finish at the NCAA Division III Women's Rowing National Championships held in Gainesville, Georgia, also on May 31. The Bantams earned both third and fourth-place finishes in their respective races, demonstrating resilience and competitive spirit. Although they fell short of the podium, their performance at the national level highlights the growth and potential of the program.

In addition to the rowing achievements, Trinity College has announced the hiring of Angelo Bruno as the new Senior Associate Athletic Director, effective June 1, 2026. Bruno's experience and leadership are expected to enhance the athletic department as it continues to support the success of its student-athletes across all sports.

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