Coming from Southern California, there is a certain magic to touching down in a city lightly dusted by the winter snow. Not only does the scenery elicit feelings of wonderment and joy in the whimsical white settings, but wearing enough clothing to make the 20º weather feel like a beautiful Southern California day is indescribably amazing.

The adventure began when Ryan Hasvold, Trent Oliver, Kellen Proctor, Michaels Hintlian and Hill, and the coaching staff were transplanted from their training grounds in Los Angeles to Boston. Their purpose: compete at the C.R.A.S.H.-B. World Indoor Championships. The event draws its attendance from premier athletes the world over. Delegations from Germany, Estonia, Denmark, Italy, and many more came out to compete against each other and America’s best. Everyone converged in Boston to see who can row 2,000 meters the fastest. The winner of every event wins a hammer, denoting the legs of steel one must have to punch out such a mentally and physically demanding piece. Read more »

On Janurary 24^th, the USC Men’s Crew dominated the competition at the Long Beach Indoor Sprints. All competing members of the squad gave full effort and represented our motto of POWER, POISE, and PRIDE. In the Collegiate Men’s event, Kellen Proctor took 1st place with a staggering 6:08 minute 2k. Ryan Hasvold took an impressive second place with 6:20, Trent Oliver came in 4th with a personal record of 6:30, and Buck Scalese came in 8th with a strong 6:38. In the Open Men’s competition USC was the clear Read more »