August 27, 2008

• Back to Earth from thrill of Games
  
• Olympic champions back from fray, ready to work
  
• Olympic hero Tom James returns home
  

August 26, 2008

• Warm welcome home for Island athletes
  
• Canada remains happily mediocre
  
• Throngs of cheering fans greet Canada's Olympians as they return home
  
• Athletes arrive yesterday on flights to Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal
  
• Cheering families and fans greet Olympians
  
• How Some Other Olympic Stories Ended
  
• Remember the Olympic rowing moments
  
• China methodically sifted for gold
  
• Estonian Olympian to receive Defense Forces medal
  
• Australian Olympians back home with hero-like reception
  
• Making Drysdale flag bearer was 'nuts'
  
• Hawke's Bay to give golden twins a grand welcome
  
• Athletes worth their weight in gold, silver and bronze
  
• Olympians back in Brisbane
  
• Rowing chief looks to London
  
• Olympic hero vows: I'll make a difference!'
  
• Norwalk's Walsh Garners Olympic Medal
  

August 25, 2008

• Thrills, chills and spills
  
• Island athletes return home this afternoon
  
• Polish athletes return home with 10 Olympic medals
  
• Questions whether flag cost Drysdale gold
  
• Twins make flag-bearing history
  
• NZ rowing success tinged with disappointment
  
• Kiwi Olympians do us proud
  
• Twins carry NZ flag at closing ceremony
  
• Top 50 moments of Beijing 2008
  
• University shines at Beijing Olympics
  
• Upton celebrates old boy Zac's gold medal
  
• Olympian Kaido takes in closing ceremony
  
• Sacramento-area athletes win 8 Olympic medals
  

August 22, 2008

• Olympic Glory at the Third Try for Matt
  
• Team GB find success in sacrifice in pursuit of Olympic gold
  
• Olympian Blogger: Jason Read
  
• Daly: Bird's Nest an incredible sight
  
• Different paths to Beijing `08
  
• Longtime teammates now have gold in their grasp
  
• Ex-UW pair take U.S. boat to gold in Beijing
  
• Gold for U-Dub's Whipple, Cummins in U.S. women's eight
  
• Olympic Glory at the Third Try for Matt
  
• Team GB find success in sacrifice in pursuit of Olympic gold
  
• Olympian Blogger: Jason Read
  
• Daly: Bird's Nest an incredible sight
  
• Different paths to Beijing `08
  
• Longtime teammates now have gold in their grasp
  
• Ex-UW pair take U.S. boat to gold in Beijing
  
• Gold for U-Dub's Whipple, Cummins in U.S. women's eight
  
• Olympic Glory at the Third Try for Matt
  
• Team GB find success in sacrifice in pursuit of Olympic gold
  
• Olympian Blogger: Jason Read
  
• Daly: Bird's Nest an incredible sight
  
• Different paths to Beijing `08
  
• Longtime teammates now have gold in their grasp
  
• Ex-UW pair take U.S. boat to gold in Beijing
  
• Gold for U-Dub's Whipple, Cummins in U.S. women's eight
  

August 20, 2008

• Nothing else like it
  
• Olympians get behind 'Right to Play'
  
• The silver streak
  
• Athletes show wild side
  
• Islanders succesful at Olympics
  
• Finns Win Gold, Silver and Bronze in Beijing So Far
  
• Love and sex in the Olympic Village
  
• Rumyana Neykova: These were my last Olympic games
  
• Olympic Athletes Having Fun
  
• Cracknell interview with GB 8+ rowers at bar
  
• Blues help Britain top the Olympic rowing medal table
  
• Olympic silver for Northwich oarsman
  
• Now let's top the medals table for education
  
• Guerette Awarded J&J Olympian Service Fellowship with Right to Play
  
• Former Scarlet Knight Coaches USA to Gold
  
• Inman, crew mates earn bronze medal
  
• Longtime teammates now have gold in their grasp
  
• Olympia resident relives 1984 rowing glory
  

August 19, 2008

• Brian Price can now enjoy rest of Olympics
  
• Powerful Canadians like poetry in motion
  
• Gold-medal rower says team had 'absolute confidence'
  
• Teams with Michigan connections find success in Olympic basketball, soccer today
  
• Stanford Rowers Adam Kreek `06 and Elle Logan `10 Claim Gold Medals At Beijing Olympics
  
• Phelps, rowers enhance CBC's audiences
  
• I still can't realize what I've done: Neykova
  
• Birthday gold for Balwyn rower
  
• Golden day for Worcester rower
  
• Hero's welcome for Olympics star Tom James
  
• Team chief Tanner hails an oarsome performance
  
• Rowbotham is part of history
  
• All oar nothing for Olympic gold medallist
  
• Headmaster watches with pride as Zac takes gold
  
• Modesto congratulates its gold medal winner
  
• Steve Coppola of Buffalo wins bronze medal in rowing
  
• Greensboro Native Wins Olympic Gold
  
• Megan Kalmoe ends up behind the big finish in double sculls final
  
• U.S. Rowers Win Three Medals at 2008 Olympic Games
  
• Women's 8 gold shows quality of USA athletes
  
• Oregon State's Inman wins rowing bronze
  

August 18, 2008

• U.S. Women's Eight Crew Secures Its Place in History
  
• U.S. men rally to win bronze in rowing
  
• No medal for Hughes as U.S. 5th
  
• Plucked from a Wisconsin crowd, Hoopman finds unexpected success in rowing
  
• Long day, full moon, taste of gold
  
• Modesto's Erin Cafaro, U.S. Women's 8 win Olympic gold
  
• Former UW rowers part of gold medal team
  
• Walsh's bronze celebrated in Norwalk
  
• 1984 team inspires women to victory
  
• Delco's McElhenney guides U.S. to bronze
  
• US women's eight shows world it's a golden crew
  
• Picture perfect gold for U.S. rowing
  
• U.S. women strike gold
  

August 17, 2008

• World champion Canada now Olympic champion in Men's Eight
  
• Kok, Cameron win bronze
  
• Men's lightweight four win Canada's 2nd bronze of the day
  
• Men's rowing fours, women's rowing doubles claim bronze
  
• What makes Canada's rowing team so strong?
  
• Rowing eight adds to medal haul
  
• Canada wins four more medals
  
• China takes 1st ever gold medal in Olympic rowing
  
• Who's watching the rowing and umpire Mounier revealed
  
• Rowing's final Olympic Champions
  
• Final Rowing medals won at Shunyi
  
• First Finals day at the 2008 Olympic Rowing Regatta
  
• Chinese rowers stride to podium with smiles from heart
  
• Danes defend rowing title as medals are shared out
  
• Netherlands van der Kolk and van Eupen win Olympic gold in lightweight double sculls rowing
  
• Seven finals being contested in big day of rowing
  
• Golden Sunday for Poland in Olympics
  
• Women's Double Sculls Silver for Finland
  
• Australian rowers fall short on last day
  
• Disappointed Tomkins bows out
  
• Kiwis praise Olympic medal winners
  
• Aussies disappointing in rowing finals
  
• Women's Eight Wins Gold, Men's Eight Bronze at 2008 Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Battle of the Olympics needs to be avoided
  
• Silver medal for men's eight
  
• Brits top rowing medals table
  
• Rebecca Romero makes Olympic history
  
• It's oar inspiring - Coxless four's hat-trick sets seal on golden day
  
• GB duo win first lightweight gold
  
• Photos: Britain wins Rowing Men's Four gold
  
• St. Paul rowers claim bronze medal
  
• US Win Gold In Women's Eight, Men Take Bronze
  
• US is tops in Women's Eight
  
• Megan Kalmoe ends up behind the big finish in double sculls final
  
• USA women capture rowing gold
  
• USA finally beat Romania in rowing
  
• Ithaca High grads Byrnes, Davies win gold medals
  
• U.S. women's 8 strikes gold
  

August 16, 2008

• In Spracklen they trust
  
• Tough row to hoe for Canada's women in final race
  
• Men's rowing eights favoured for gold on busy Sunday
  
• Silver for Island rowers
  
• Calder, Frandsen row to redemption with Olympic silver
  
• Lightweight rowers in lesser finals
  
• B Finals warm up the crowd
  
• Gold medals around their neck
  
• Fatigue costs SA rowing pair Olympic medal
  
• Chinese day of mixed fortunes in rowing
  
• Olympic rowing to embrace Sunday with fierce gold medal grabs
  
• Rowing Day 7 Review: Britain's third Men's Four caps off first medal races
  
• Norway`s Olaf retains men`s singles Olympic rowing title
  
• Bulgarian rower snatches gold in women`s single sculls
  
• Tufte wins men's single Olympic sculls
  
• Two gold, one silver for Australian rowers
  
• Brave Drysdale claims first NZ medal
  
• Men's pair take bronze
  
• Inspired Brennan rows to Beijing gold - An upset victory brings well-earned redemption
  
• Ginn key as Aussies take two wins
  
• Aussie rowing crews so close to triple gold
  
• Golden twins eye more Olympic bids
  
• Brave Drysdale can't remember finish
  
• Eights and Quads to Race for Medals on Sunday at 2008 Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Guerette Wins Silver Medal at 2008 Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Medal hopes pinned on Tom James
  
• Bronze double for rowers
  
• Britain's rowers set to go all out and attain the perfect ten
  
• Britain's men's coxless four strike gold
  
• The forgotten oarsmen of Athens
  
• British four power home for gold as rowers add to medal haul
  
• 'Hero' rows to Olympic gold glory
  
• Brits are on cloud nine
  
• Flagship four grab the gold for Britain
  
• Campbell misses out
  
• Coppola says Canada is on hot seat
  
• Sixth place in Beijing for twin ConnectU founders
  
• Bristol Native Michelle Guerette Takes Silver In Single Sculls
  
• U-M's Tomek fifth, satisfied with effort in final
  
• U.S. wins first singles sculls medal since 1988
  

August 15, 2008

• British teams 'buzzing' after qualifying for 10 rowing finals
  
• Former Chester Kings School pupil going for Olympic gold
  
• Alan Campbell eyes gold medal
  
• GB rowers set qualifying record
  
• Flood gears up for battle at Shunyi
  
• Sir Matthew Pinsent wants GB coxless four to strike gold again
  
• Andrew Triggs Hodge: "Until we win gold, we are nobody"
  
• Seattle rower can stand heat of kitchen and competition
  
• Ohio State grad an Olympian in second-choice sport
  
• Willmette's Schroeder will race for a medal Sunday, reach 'total consciousness' Monday
  
• West Michigan Olympian to row for gold Sunday; family members enjoying the Beijing experience
  
• St. Paul boys put joking aside and get caught up in drama
  

August 13, 2008

• Canada's podium drought continues, but weekend promises better
  
• Men's pair, women's eight advance to rowing finals
  
• Medal detector going strong at rowing venue
  
• Rowing crews provide hope
  
• Weather reports at Shunyi and more
  
• Olympic rowing day four review
  
• Single scullers in the C and D semifinals
  
• Pacing pays in hot semifinals
  
• Rowing Day 5 Preview: Semifinals on deck for Wednesday
  
• Rowing Day Five Review: Six classes of rowing finalists prepare for final race
  
• Argentine rower withdraws from semifinal due to illness
  
• Croatian rowers in bus crash
  
• No joy for O'Neill in Olympic semi
  
• Rowing unveils unprecedented chases for finals in day five
  
• Irish lightweight four glad of a work-out in cruise to semis
  
• Australians: 3 Chinese critically injured in crash
  
• New foursome almost Oarsome
  
• Men's eight in the finals
  
• Tomkins in line for four from eight
  
• Drysdale just makes final
  
• Mixed results for Kiwi rowers
  
• Fairytale for new Oarsome Foursome
  
• Odd couple count on power in their finish
  
• Men's pair confirm gold medal favouritism
  
• Kiwi rowers aim for super Saturday finals
  
• Pre-race text message has Olympic rower James Tomkins in tears
  
• Three U.S. Crews to Compete in Semifinals on Thursday at Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Men's Pair and Women's Single Advance to Finals at 2008 Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Campbell into finals
  
• Winscombe Olympic rower qualifies for finals
  
• Natasha aims at Beijing glory
  
• Triggs Hodge favourite for gold medal after qualifying for Olympic final
  
• Emerging from Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent's shadow
  
• Britain dominate coxless fours in style
  
• Campbell revelling in underdog tag as Team GB claim seven places in rowing finals
  
• Hardcastle's long odds for a medal
  
• Winklevoss twins advance to Olympic finals
  
• Guerette, Men's Pair Advance To Rowing Finals
  
• Facing a boatload of pressure
  
• Coppola, US eight find rhythm to make final
  
• U.S. men will defend Olympic rowing title
  
• Walsh to row for Olympic gold
  
• Breathing through the heat
  
• The boat to beat in Beijing: Meet local rower Matt Schnobrich
  
• Having the will and yes, the drive to succeed
  
• Rower Jen Goldsack fulfils dream with US
  

August 12, 2008

• More medal shots disappear as rowing crews eliminated
  
• Knox column: More than medals make Olympians
  
• Women's eight relegated to repechage
  
• One level of atonement
  
• 'We can't rest,' Elk Lake-based rowing team says; they're advancing straight to Sunday's final
  
• Rowers outpace past failure
  
• Canadian men's eight into final
  
• Eights great in first Olympics test
  
• Shunyi's volunteers and canoeing neighbours
  
• Olympic dreams continue for some
  
• Olympics day three review
  
• Rowing concludes day of repechages, leaving cheers and tears for China
  
• Folan's crew qualify for semi-finals
  
• For Iraqi Rowers, Getting to Beijing Was a Victory in Itself
  
• Tomkins' eight make final despite hiccup
  
• Disaster hits Aussie rowing team
  
• Eights banking on their freshness
  
• Close call for eight
  
• Drysdale given scare
  
• Mahe stays cool under fire
  
• Australia's eight hit by new curse
  
• Who is the greatest Olympian? Clue: it's not Michael Phelps
  
• Men's Eight and Lightweight Women's Double Win Repechages at Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Four Crews to Race Semifinals on Wednesday at 2008 Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Olympic dream begins for Winscombe rower
  
• Rowers confident of final place
  
• Top five Olympic fall-outs
  
• Lucy delighted by GB rowing eight start
  
• Ithaca High grads advance to rowing finals
  
• From Lab Coat to Boat: Jamie Schroeder
  
• New Fairfield's Jurkowski rows into semifinals at Olympics
  
• U.S. men's eight set to defend gold
  
• Rowing Takes Guerette Around World
  

August 11, 2008

• Eight has enough ... to make Games final
  
• Rain forces rowers back to the boathouse
  
• Canadian rowing coach, ill with cancer, gives everything he's got
  
• Rowers inspired by ailing coach
  
• Rain delays Canada's quest for rowing gold in men's eight
  
• Rowers capture gold at Henley regatta
  
• Mustang, three alum rowers advance at Olympics
  
• Men's 8 Takes 1st Step to Podium
  
• Chinese LM4- crew perform well in heat race
  
• Bulgaria's Neykova Wins Single Sculls Quarter-finals at Beijing Olympics
  
• Exciting eights on Day 3 of Olympic rowing
  
• Rowing's 3rd day features normality except for Australia
  
• In the grandstands at Shunyi and more
  
• Olympics Day two review
  
• It's Libby Trickett's time to shine
  
• James Tomkins skirts rudder disaster in rowing eights
  
• Close call for eight
  
• Drysdale and Twigg advance
  
• Conditions favour rowing NZers in Beijing
  
• Women's eight forced into repechage
  
• Guerette Wins Quarterfinal, Women's Eight Wins Heat on Monday at 2008 Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Slower, lower, weaker: Wacky China TV coverage
  
• Egington through to Sunday's final
  
• One down, two to go in my quest for rowing gold
  
• Stallard's crew cruise into Olympic eight final
  
• James Cracknell: Olympic rowing - the senior tour in Beijing
  
• James Cracknell: Olympic rowing - the senior tour in Beijing
  
• Grainger on track for gold glory
  
• James upbeat as flagship four start with a flourish
  
• British rowers satisfied with result in men's 8 in rowing
  
• Volpenhein, U.S. rowers need a second chance to reach final
  
• U.S. Rowers Guerette, Jurkowski Advance In Single Sculls
  
• Good, not great for rowers
  
• Local rower narrowly misses semifinals
  
• Too gently down the stream
  
• Cheeseheads in China: Day Four
  
• U.S. women's 8 advances to rowing final
  
• Greensboro rower headed to final with team
  
• Ludington rower advances at Olympics
  

August 10, 2008

• 'Oopsie' moment for rowing pair
  
• Rowers get jitters
  
• Rowers beached for a day
  
• Lightweight Crews Advance To Semifinals At Olympic Rowing Regatta
  
• Rain postpones men's and women's rowing eights
  
• Three more Canadian boats advance to rowing semis
  
• First the heat, then the rain - and a crop of postponements
  
• Day one of racing at the 2008 Olympic Rowing Regatta
  
• Chinese LM4- crew perform well in heat race
  
• Chinese rower fails to turn up
  
• Chinese rowers' performance under par at Beijing Olympics
  
• The Beijing Olympics - Day One As It Happened
  
• Royalty, mascots, divers and more at Shunyi Olympic Rowing Park
  
• Chinese women's rowers finish first amid sculls heats
  
• FISA Day one review
  
• China wins 3 more heat races
  
• Lightning delays men's, women's eights at rowing regatta
  
• SA rowing pair secure spot in semifinals
  
• Hear the roar of the crowd and watch a new World Best Time
  
• Quads catapulted into medal contention
  
• Scullers sound final warning
  
• No hangover from flag duty for Drysdale
  
• Single sculler Hardcastle puts himself on the line
  
• New buses for cramped Australian rowers
  
• Rowing twins recapture golden glow
  
• Kiwis dominate Olympic rowing heats
  
• Aussie men's quad set new world record
  
• Easy win for rowers
  
• Tomkins and eight start quest for gold
  
• Men's Quad Advances, Eights Races Postponed Due to Weather on Sunday at 2008 Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Olympics can be gamey
  
• Wales' Tom Edwards and team win opening heat
  
• British scullers keep heads to earn victories
  
• Gold habits die hard
  
• Rowing update - day two
  
• Grainger powers into quads final
  
• Blood no barrier to Flood as women's four storm into final
  
• Britain's rowers provide light amid the gloom
  
• Shaky finish costs Megan Kalmoe, partner in Olympics double sculls heat
  
• California Rowing Club Athletes Begin Olympic Competition
  

August 9, 2008

• Parsons and Co. avoid the hype
  
• Rower wants one final shot at redemption
  
• Canadian rowers poised to make a splash on Saturday in Beijing
  
• Rumball draws inspiration from her close-knit family
  
• Men's, women's eight both have podium ambitions
  
• Canadian Men's pair advance to rowing semifinals
  
• Rowing What to watch for
  
• Chinese rowers' performance under par at Beijing Olympics
  
• Iraqi rower Nozad happy at Olympics
  
• SA rowers maintain medal momentum
  
• Chinese rower disqualified for missing previous event, citing wrong memory
  
• Indian rower enters quarter-finals
  
• Shunyi side happenings: rowers as flag bearers and more
  
• Olympic rowing has begun. Seven events race today
  
• Irish men's rowing team through to the Olympics semi-final
  
• Fire puts Games showpiece out of action
  
• Iraqi rowers train in rough waters back home
  
• Australia's Rowing Team
  
• Ginn, Free revel as going gets hot
  
• Opening ceremony stuns proud NZ flagbearer
  
• Rower has golden chance
  
• Perfect start for Kiwi rowers
  
• Australian rower Amber Halliday sledges 'fat Finns'
  
• Men's Four Advances to Semifinals, Single Scullers Move on to Quarterfinals at 2008 Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• James helps coxless four to heat victory
  
• Four calm British nerves to the approval of Sir Steve
  
• Savage opens rowing campaign
  
• Upton backs Zac in Olympic quest
  
• Men's four off to a flyer
  
• Campbell begins his quest for gold medal
  
• Former UW rower Megan Kalmoe set to compete in her first Olympic Games
  
• Kalmoe third in double sculls heat
  
• Connecticut's Guerette energized by rowing competition
  
• Seven Mainers Set To Compete In Beijing
  
• Stroke, stroke: Micah rows the boat ashore
  
• Maine rower has traits like 'Gibson girl'
  
• Morristown fans will cheer his every stroke on the water during Olympics
  
• Gold on the drawing board
  

August 8, 2008

• A lot of oars in the water
  
• Olympic journey makes for medal-worthy tale
  
• Cox one of the big buoys of rowing
  
• London Olympians deserve our support
  
• Blogs Provide Peek Into Athletes' Lives
  
• Three Bulgarian medal pretenders to start competing on first day of Beijing Olympics
  
• NBC's marathon coverage of Olympics start tonight
  
• Beijing Olympics off to Spectacular Start
  
• Athletes' long march begins in Beijing's Bird's Nest
  
• Rowing Day 1 Preview: Tight races expected in Shunyi
  
• Late starts force change in training routines
  
• Lone rower Lidaywa hopes for good show
  
• Popular Tomkins is not one to stick his oar in
  
• Amy's spirit to power rowers
  
• 'Aussie Armada' big guns ready to fire
  
• Belarus encourages athletes with...sausage for life
  
• Katherine's on the trail of gold medals and mass murderers
  
• Former King's duo row for gold
  
• Have a row heroes
  
• GB rower Robin Bourne-Taylor will return to Afghanistan after Games
  
• Rower Steve's experience can prove valuable
  
• Nervous James ready for first Olympic test
  
• GB rowers backed to strike gold in Beijing
  
• Great Britain's 'skeleton' rowers punch above their weight
  
• Redgrave thinks Grainger will give all
  
• Seven Crews Hit the Water on Saturday at 2008 Olympic Games
  
• Locals Head for the Olympics
  
• Flushing rower fell in love with sport
  
• Landsdowne Rowing Coxswain Steering For Olympic Gold
  
• Coxswain Whipple powers the oars with her voice
  

August 7, 2008

• Local rower off to Beiing for Olympics
  
• Paradiso's laces help environment
  
• Wisconsin alumnus gives glimpse of Olympic preparation
  
• BU Oarsmen Reach for Olympic Glory
  
• Last hurrah for formidable pair
  
• Rockin' the boat
  
• Ivy Leaguers Rule Olympics, Life
  
• Ellen Tomek, Flushing
  
• Rower Anna Cummins travels the world for gold
  
• Nash keeps coaching for the love of the Games
  
• Big man on a little bike
  

August 6, 2008

• Power + determination = gold
  
• Canadian men vow to live up to their boatload of potential after learning their lesson in Athens
  
• Beijing still hazy with two days to go
  
• SA's rowing pair shrug off the 'underdog' tag
  
• Olympic Village offers various ways to relax before the big day arrives
  
• Rowers tune up for Beijing
  
• Who to Watch at the 2008 Olympic Rowing Regatta
  
• Gallery: Ready, set, choke
  
• Spotlight on Chinese rowing team
  
• Quirky Chinese keep NZ rowers guessing
  
• Kiwi champion four desperate to find mojo
  
• Beijing likely last Olympics for Austrilia's rowing great Tomkins
  
• Lean mean Waddell set to intimidate rivals
  
• Single sculler hits top form
  
• From rowing at the Beijing Olympics to interviewing killers
  
• Natasha puts homework aside to go for gold
  
• Brave Elise wants to finish on a high
  
• Flood aims to turn tide for Britain on a sea of faith
  
• Pinsent: We can win big in Beijing
  
• US team members arrive wearing masks
  
• Volpenhein hungers for Olympic win
  
• Rowers from Maine eye gold in Beijing
  
• Hard work pays off for Kentfield rower Altman
  

August 5, 2008

• Four Iraqi athletes arrive in Beijing
  
• Skimpy bikinis part of the plan
  
• Beijing smog worries athletes but IOC upbeat
  
• Iraqi athletes arrive in Beijing
  
• No "frangers," no "frozen" at somber athletes camp
  
• LA Times photo from Shunyi
  
• German rower Schomann-Finck seeks medal and love in Beijing
  
• Spain's Dominguez expects tough Beijing rowing race
  
• China's new Olympic tactic: boring 'flash' quotes
  
• Rowing team meet with press in Beijing
  
• World champ rower keeps mind on races
  
• Counselling gives women's eight positive mindset
  
• Rowing success likely to be in 'small boats'
  
• The twin monarchs of New Zealand rowing are both breathing confidence
  
• Shhh ... don't mention the oar
  
• The mighty heart inside our mighty Olympian
  
• Mixed ambitions surround Olympic rowers
  
• New Zealand's jack of all trades glad to be back
  
• Injured British rower Campbell fully recovers for Beijing Olympics
  
• Grainger on the cusp of a golden first for Great Britain
  
• Williams aims to fill legend's shoes
  
• Britain rowers take leap in dark to see gold
  
• Peter Reed sets course for China, with a little help from the Navy
  
• U.S. Athletes Arrive In Beijing Wearing Masks
  
• Wilmette's Schroeder has an incredible tale to tell
  
• Boston gives berth to Olympic rowers
  
• Olympian Bryan Volpenhein sets his sights on culinary career
  
• Another local coxswain will go for gold
  

August 4, 2008

• Canadians bring several compelling plot lines to Beijing
  
• Pulling together for gold
  
• Shunyi course wins top marks from rowers
  
• Red star ascending
  
• Olympic rowing champion Tufte sees tough title defense in Beijing
  
• Iraqi Olympic team upbeat en route to Beijing
  
• A Golden Era
  
• Weed problem resurfaces
  
• Gold fever: China, guests set for medal quests
  
• Kenya's sole rower eyes final A at Beijing Olympics
  
• Aussie rowers target at 4-6 Olympic medal
  
• Lay Down Sally affair erased
  
• Keep politics out of Beijing, says flag favourite Tomkins
  
• Our Olympians feeling the Beijing heat
  
• Twins geared up for redemption
  
• Britain united by Olympic sporting success
  
• Ten to watch: Katherine Grainger
  
• Bring on the Olympics
  
• British rowers look to the ladies
  
• Green Olympians
  
• Video interview with Elliot Hovey and Wes Piermarini
  
• Piedmont's Olympic athletic cheered at event
  

August 3, 2008

• On course for redemption
  
• Tourists flock to floodlit Olympic 'nest' and 'cube'
  
• Chinese rowing keeps low profile when Olympics approach
  
• 3 time World Champ Mahe Drysdale is ready for the Olympics
  
• New Zealand sister rowers hope to make it into final
  
• Australian Rowers to march in Opening Ceremony
  
• Aussie Tomkins says sixth Olympics may not be last
  
• Olympians of the couch
  
• Gold the lure for rower Lucy
  
• Olympic countdown - 5 days - Redgrave reigns
  
• Bristol's Guerette rows for gold
  
• Ludington 'natural' Hughes a rowing machine
  
• Schnobrich ready to row at Olympics
  
• Former New Fairfield 'non-athlete' now an Olympic rower
  
• Connecticut Olympians aim for gold
  
• Flushing's Ellen Tomek part of U.S. Olympic women's rowing team
  
• Riverton's Newlin rows in to Beijing
  
• Virginia becomes Olympic rowing proving ground
  
• Rowing Twins Find Selves In Beijing After Legal Row
  

August 2, 2008

• Falling into love
  
• Local stars ready to face world in Beijing
  
• Belleville native has sights on Olympic gold
  
• French Olympians arrive in Beijing, eyeing 12 golds
  
• Chinese Hong Kong rowing aims for better show in Beijing
  
• Ekaterina Karsten ready for Olympic showdown
  
• S African rowing champion for third straight Olympics
  
• Coates predicts China to end U.S golden reign
  
• High hopes of Iran's women rowers
  
• Getting the boat to Beijing
  
• SA Olympic Rowing team find strength from African Elephant
  
• Aussie team slams flag-bearer predictions
  
• Loch's desire to hit top stroke on water
  
• Day in the life of James Tomkins
  
• Thirteen U.S. Crews Set to Compete at 2008 Olympic Games, from USRowing
  
• Chambers' Olympic rowing hopes are far from lightweight
  
• Campbell gets his oar in to make a splash at Olympics
  
• Redgrave tips British team to win seven rowing medals at Olympics
  
• Competitive Spirit Makes a Difference
  
• Stanford rower gets shot at Olympic glory
  
• Hykel Among Three Former Hawks Participating in Olympics
  

August 1, 2008

• Three-in-a-row for Clemente
  
• Olympic Surprise For Rower Hill
  
• Our Olympians: Rob Gibson
  
• All eyes on China
  
• Local firm eyes Olympic podium
  
• Realistic medal target for Canada is 15, up from 12
  
• China's dash for freedom
  
• Britain's flagship men's four eyes third consecutive Olympic gold
  
• China's Olympic plan to topple America
  
• Myanmar to send six athletes to the Games
  
• The real deal at last for Drysdale
  
• US mag predicts huge Aussie medal haul
  
• Excitement builds as regatta is nearly upon us
  
• The Brits to watch out for in the Olympics
  
• Joshua is on Olympic trail
  
• Alex Partridge aiming to row to redemption at Beijing Olympics
  
• Katherine Grainger aims for rowing gold in Beijing
  
• Susan Francia Blog
  
• Speaking with Giuseppe Lanzone
  
• PU Alum Lind Looking for Legendary Effort as She Rows on U.S. Women's 8 at Olympics
  

July 31, 2008

• Modest gains expected from Canadians
  
• BU Alumnus to Row for Germany at Beijing Olympics
  
• Ivies in China
  
• Why I've got my eye on Olympics
  
• Efforts to clean Beijing's air working well
  
• Oar-inspired pair on golden pond
  
• British rowing force fly for gold chances in Beijing
  
• Iraq rowers to compete in Beijing
  
• Beijing bound: proud village rows in behind its Olympian
  
• British legend dismisses NZ coxless four
  
• 1972 looks down on NZ rowers
  
• Tomkins in elite group of Olympic oldies
  
• Winckless' golden chance
  
• Former PU Rower Coppola Hits New Heights Heading to Olympics With U.S. Men's Eight
  
• Caroline Lind's Beijing Diary
  

July 30, 2008

• Northeastern Rowing sends two to Beijing
  
• What sells best in the Olympic Village?
  
• Legends of the Olympic Games
  
• Olympic panel ends ban, says Iraq can go to games
  
• There should be no room for big-time sports at Olympics
  
• Event start times at mercy of smog
  
• Rob Waddell returns to the scene of his greatest moment
  
• Olympic-sized task for twins
  
• Men's eight balanced right for glory charge
  
• New Zealand rowers arrive in Beijing
  
• History looks down on New Zealand rowers
  
• Kiwis won't choke says Olympic boss
  
• Games drama just keeps coming
  
• Houston: We have problem
  
• Olympics latest stop on Melanie Kok's fast track to success
  
• Smith pleased to row for Britain
  
• Beery deals with cut from Olympic team
  
• Rower Paul Teti takes long and winding road back to Olympics
  
• US Veteran Coxswain Whipple Primed for Beijing Olympics
  
• Athletes work to ensure their gear arrives safely
  
• Outfitting Team USA
  
• Olympian Josh Inman Blogs from Beijing
  
• Next stop is Beijing for Manchester Native
  

July 29, 2008

• Vernon prepares for Games bow
  
• China names monster squad
  
• Iraqi delegation meets with IOC in bid to save Olympics place ahead of Wednesday deadline
  
• Medals table target for Team GB
  
• Sydney memories inspire Beijing-bound Waddell
  
• March order 'may work in Aussies favour'
  

July 28, 2008

• Hope after Beijing Olympics?
  
• Olympic rowers on slow boat to China
  
• Garda's upset as Olympic rowing dream is dashed
  
• Iraq takes its case to International Olympic Committee
  
• Olympic Village opens under grey haze
  
• Life-changing Water Torture
  
• Rowers ready to deliver
  
• Athletes to blog Olympic Games
  
• Memorable Olympics snapshots from A to Z
  
• Bay Area Rowers Prepare For Olympic Dreams
  

July 27, 2008

• Romanian President Traian Basescu wishes Olympic team success at Beijing Games
  
• Clock ticks on status of Iraq's Olympians
  
• Olympic One-On-One: Eric Murray
  
• Rob Waddell: Crisis? What Crisis?
  
• Sparc smashes crystal ball
  
• Local woman chases rowing dreams at Summer Olympics
  
• Pair with Flare
  
• Rowing machines
  
• Steamboat rower misses medal, finds glory of Olympics
  
• Buffalo Soldier Rowing for Gold
  

July 26, 2008

• Iraq talks on Olympic ban, but says no compromise
  
• Romanian women rowers in winning streak
  
• China ready to challenge western dominance in water sports
  
• Iraq eyes Beijing ban reversal, rowers blame Baghdad
  
• Tew chases gold with British eight
  
• Olympic medallist inspires students
  
• Former Olympians reunite in San Jose
  
• Inman is among five Beavers in Olympics
  
• 2008 Summer Olympic Games Preview - Rowing
  
• Logan's run Brooks alum takes fast-track to Beijing
  
• Schwarzenegger greets Olympic athletes at SJSU
  

July 25, 2008

• Sports Illustrated puts the heat on Canadian men's rowing eight again
  
• Iraqi sports group to sue IOC after Beijing Games ban
  
• Kenyan 'Lidaywa' is Off To Beijing For Olympics
  
• Only one aim for Irish Olympic heavyweight four
  
• Iraq banned from Olympics
  
• Lenovo Launches Blogger Program for Athletes on a Journey to Beijing
  
• McRae limbers up alongside Australian idol
  
• Waddell to light up Beijing Games
  
• Cohen relishes added power in engine room
  
• GB rowers do it their way
  
• Rowers ready for Olympic challenge
  
• Olympic Athlete Honored by Piedmont City Officials
  

July 24, 2008

• Caledon's Sylvester rowing to Beijing Olympics
  
• Olympic Favourites for the 14 categories
  
• China and Waddell to light up Beijing Games
  
• Olympics-Factbox on rowing
  
• Waddell decides it's more fun to row than watch
  
• Tomkins relies on experience, lots of it
  
• Gold glints for cool Carly
  
• From Basra to Beijing: the Team GB rower hoping war efforts will pay off
  
• Williams steps into Pinsent's shoes in four
  
• Campbell battles back for Beijing
  
• Newbury rower heads for Beijing
  
• Stallard's GB boat looking for an Olympic medal
  
• Vernon's gold Standard
  
• California Rowing Club Athletes Preparing for Beijing
  
• Josh Inman "goes from Clark Kent to Superman" and is a key figure in the U.S. men's eight
  
• Hun Alum Read Primed to Respond as Alternate for U.S. Olympic Rowing
  
• Olympic Q & A: Rowing's Elpi Pagitsas
  

July 23, 2008

• Olympics in sights for Rumball
  
• Canada's Olympians feel heat in rec vehicle
  
• Tourists flock to floodlit Olympic 'nest' and 'cube'
  
• China Looks To Row Away With Most Gold Medals
  
• NZ Olympic team chief: Beijing smog 'no problem'