Cal Poly Humboldt Rowing achieved a remarkable milestone by finishing as the national runner-up at the NCAA Division II Rowing Championships. Competing at Lake Lanier Olympic Park, Humboldt secured second place with 20 points, trailing only Western Washington, which finished first with 30 points. The Lumberjacks’ varsity eight and varsity four both claimed bronze medals in their respective Grand Finals, showcasing the team's strength and determination on a national stage.

By the Numbers
  • Humboldt's varsity eight finished third with a time of 6:49.802, earning 12 team points.
  • The varsity four secured third place in 7:45.172, contributing 8 points to the team's total.
State of Play
  • Western Washington clinched their 10th national title by winning both the varsity eight and varsity four races.
  • Seattle Pacific finished third overall with 17 total points, closely trailing Humboldt.
What's Next

With such a strong finish, Humboldt's rowing program is likely to build on this momentum for future seasons, potentially attracting new talent and fostering a culture of competitive excellence.

Bottom Line

The Lumberjacks’ national runner-up finish highlights their growth as a formidable NCAA Division II rowing program, setting a foundation for continued success in the upcoming seasons.