The Bucknell Crew Association (BCA) includes alumni and friends of Bucknell Men's Crew and is aimed at supporting the team's growth and success through financial contributions and attendance at regattas and other team events.

As the Bucknell Men's Crew team's celebrates its 25th anniversary, we look back on a past filled with dedicated rowers and coaches, we revel in the excitement of our current strong and successful team (team website and racing schedule), and we look forward to a bright future ahead.

On behalf of all current and former rowers, the BCA thanks all contributors to the team for their generosity and support without which the team's success and optimism would not be possible.

To continue ensuring the rowers have the resources they needs to further their growth and success, please consider supporting the team.

News

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Click here for archived news stories and archived e-newsletters.

BCA Update: 4/26/09

Read the latest issue of the BCA e-newsletter.

The Oarsman Volume 4, Issue 1

Read the November 2008 issue of Men's team newsletter.

Including, an introduction of the team's new Assistant Coach Al Monte and an alumni flashback feature on BCA Advisory Board member Ed Williams '93.

25th Anniversary and Reunion

The October 4th Reunion was a great gathering in Lewisburg celebrating 25 years of rowing at Bucknell. For 25 years, Bucknell Crew has developed strong rowers, exceptional student athletes, and enduring friendships—all of which was highlighted and celebrated during the reunion weekend.

Saturday morning, alumni, friends, families, students, and parents gathered at the boathouse for the dedication of the team’s new 4. “The Class of 1993” was named after rowers from ’93 who have self-mobilized to challenge themselves to match gifts over the next two years to provide for the team’s daily operations and coaches’ salaries.

Saturday evening, men’s and women’s team alumni were treated to speeches and memories shared by alumni spanning all 25 years of team history along with a formal dinner in the Terrace Room. The highlight of the evening was when the keynote speaker, Jason Reed, bow seat of the 2004 Olympic champion USA men’s eight, shared some of the lessons he has learned during his career from rowing at Temple to rowing and winning at the Olympics.

Fundraising

Go to the Fundraising page for more information about the team's fundraising success and further goals, as well as to learn how you can help support Bucknell Men's Crew.