The Marist Men's Rowing Team announced their plans for the spring racing calendar for 2026. The Men's Crew's spring schedule includes their spring training camp in Fairfax VA before embarking on a series of races against key opponents in the Northeast and from around the US.

Notable in this year's calendar is a new event hosted at their spring camp location on Lake Occoquan in Virginia which will include a series of races with teams from St. Joe's, Jacksonville, San Diego, Embry Riddle, Hobart, and Marietta.

The Men's Season will conclude at the Dad Vail Regatta on May 8^th and 9^th from which the top 4 performers in the Varsity Eight event will qualify for the IRA National Championship being hosted this year on Lake Natoma in Rancho Cordova, CA.


March 14th-21st Spring Training Camp at Lake Occoquan, Fairfax VA

March 28^th  Scrimmage vs Trinity College, @ Trinity College Boathouse in Hartford CT - Morning

April 4^th Dual Race vs MIT @ MIT University Boathouse in Cambridge MA - Morning

April 12^th Occoquan Duals vs Jacksonville, Marietta, Embry Riddle, St Joe's, Hobart, and San Diego @ Sandy Run Boathouse Lake Occoquan in Fairfax VA - All Day

April 25^th Dual Racing at Holy Cross vs BU, Holy Cross, Hobart, and Temple @ Donahue Rowing Center in Worcester MA - Mid Day

May 8^th and 9th Dad Vail Regatta at Cooper River in Cherry Hill, NJ - All Day

May 29th-31st Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championship Regatta @ Lake Natoma, Rancho Cordova CA- All Day *PENDING QUALIFICATION


Coach's Comments:

"The Red Foxes are training hard towards a great spring season and after a strong fall we are excited to see what the team can do this spring. The spring slate of races includes some of our traditional duals against opponents like MIT and Holy Cross while also providing some new interest, particularly in the new Occoquan Duals event on April 12th! We hope to see our fans, families and alumni on the road at the various events and encourage you to check out our website at rowmarist.edu for extra fan material and insights from the coaches!"