Colin Truex has announced his resignation as head coach of the UC San Diego women's rowing team after 14 seasons. He expressed gratitude for his time leading the Tritons and noted it was time to transition to the next chapter in his life. Under Truex’s guidance, the program experienced significant success and he plans to continue supporting the team as a fan. Kim Dale, the associate head coach, will take over as interim head coach while a national search for a new head coach begins.

By the Numbers
  • 14 years as head coach of UC San Diego women's rowing.
  • Started coaching in the 2012-13 season.
State of Play
  • UC San Diego is transitioning into NCAA Division I athletics as a member of The Big West.
  • A national search for Truex's permanent replacement is currently underway.
What's Next

The Tritons will seek a new head coach capable of building on the success established by Truex, aiming to elevate the women's rowing program as they compete in a higher division. The interim coach, Kim Dale, may play a pivotal role in guiding the team during this transition period.

Bottom Line

Colin Truex's departure marks a significant change for UC San Diego women's rowing as the program looks to maintain momentum while adapting to new competitive challenges. The careful selection of a new coach will be crucial in ensuring continued success in NCAA Division I.