Virginia rowing finishes fourth at NCAA Championships in Gainesville
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 2:36 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
The University of Virginia women's rowing team secured a fourth-place finish at the 2026 NCAA Rowing Championships held in Gainesville, Georgia, on May 30. With 114 points, UVA outpaced Yale by 11 points while coming just five points shy of a podium spot. The Cavaliers placed all three of their NCAA-scoring boats in the A final, showcasing a resurgence in the program after finishing outside the top five in previous years. The Second Varsity Eight led the team with a third-place finish in its grand final, while the Varsity Eight also delivered a strong fourth-place performance. Virginia's previous best finish was third place in 2016.
- •Virginia finished fourth at the 2026 NCAA Championships with 114 points.
- •The Cavaliers had all three boats reach the A final.
- •The Second Varsity Eight finished third, matching their best finish since 2018.
- •The Varsity Eight secured fourth place, the best finish since 2015.
- •Virginia's previous best NCAA result was third in 2016.
- 2:36 PMYahoo Sports — Virginia rowing surges to fourth at NCAA Championships, its best national finish in a decade
"The Cavaliers put all three NCAA boats in the A final and made a statement in Wes Ng’s second season in Charlottesville.
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