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Adam Kreek
Adam Kreek, born 1980 in London, Ontario, is a Canadian rower who won gold in the men's eight at Beijing 2008 after fifth at Athens 2004, a three-time world champion, Stanford engineer, and executive coach.
Al Lindley
Al Lindley (Alfred Damon Lindley, 1904-1951), American rower and lawyer; stroked the Yale eight to 1924 Paris Olympic gold in the men's eights; also a mountaineer on Denali and 1936 Olympic skiing entrant who did not compete; died in a plane crash.
Al Nasse
Al Nasse (Albert F. Nasse, 1878–1910), American rower from St. Louis; won 1904 Olympic gold in men's coxless fours with the Century Boat Club crew in 9:05.8.
Amanda Elmore
Amanda Elmore (born 1991) is an American rower from West Lafayette, Indiana, who won gold in the 2016 Olympic women's eight in the stroke seat and the 2015 world quadruple sculls title, later a USADA educator.
Amanda Polk
Amanda Polk (born 1986, Pittsburgh) is an American rower, 2016 Olympic gold medalist in the women's eight, five-time world champion in the W8+, 2012 Olympic alternate, and former Notre Dame and Clemson rowing figure.
Andrea Proske
Andrea Proske (born 1986) is a Canadian rower, False Creek Rowing Club, who took up rowing at 27 and won gold in the women's coxed eight at Tokyo 2020, Canada's first women's rowing gold since 1996.
Andrew Byrnes
Andrew Byrnes (James Andrew Byrnes), born 1983 in Toronto, is a Canadian rower who won Olympic gold in the men's eight at Beijing 2008 and silver at London 2012.
Andy Crosby
Andy Crosby, full name Andrew Crosby, is a Canadian rower from Bella Coola, British Columbia, who won Olympic gold in the men's eight at Barcelona 1992.
Anna Goodale
Anna Goodale (born 1983) is an American rower and coach from Montville, Maine, who won gold in the 2008 Olympic women's eight and later coached at Gonzaga and Ohio State.
Anna Mickelson Cummins
Anna Mickelson Cummins, also Anna Cummins, American rower born 1980 in Seattle; Olympic gold in the women's eight at Beijing 2008, silver at Athens 2004, three-time world champion, and three-time NCAA champion with the University of Washington.
Archie Mackinnon
Archie Mackinnon (Archibald Alan MacKinnon, 1937-2026), Canadian rower, bow of UBC's Cinderella Four that won Canada's first Olympic rowing gold at Melbourne 1956; also silver in the eights at Rome 1960 and Commonwealth gold in 1958.
Arthur Stockhoff
Arthur Stockhoff (Arthur Martin Stockhoff, 1879-1934) was an American dentist and rower for St. Louis's Century Boat Club who won 1904 Olympic gold in the men's coxless fours with Dietz, Erker, and Nasse.
Avalon Wasteneys
Avalon Wasteneys (born 1997) is a Canadian rower, stroke seat of the women's eight that won Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020 and silver at Paris 2024, with 2022 world bronze.
Babe Rockefeller
Babe Rockefeller, James Stillman Rockefeller (1902–2004), American rower and banker; won 1924 Olympic gold in men's eights for the USA, later president of National City Bank, grandson of William Rockefeller.
Beau Hoopman
Beau Hoopman (born 1980, Sheboygan, Wisconsin) is an American rower, gold medalist in the men's eight at Athens 2004 and bronze medalist at Beijing 2008, now head coach of Wisconsin men's rowing.
Ben Rutledge
Ben Rutledge (born 1980, Cranbrook, BC) is a Canadian rower, Olympic gold medallist in the men's eight at Beijing 2008 (5:23.89), fifth at Athens 2004, three-time world champion (2002, 2003, 2007), now a Rowing Canada coach.
Bill Carr (olympedia 40578)
Bill Carr (William John Carr, 1876-1942), Irish-born American rower with Philadelphia's Vesper Boat Club; won gold in the men's eights at the 1900 Paris Olympics. Not the 1932 sprinter Bill Carr.
Bill Jordan
Bill Jordan (William Conrad Jordan, 1898-1968) was an American Olympic rower, not the Realtree founder or Richmond coach of the same name. He won gold in the 1920 Antwerp men's eight for the US Naval Academy, then led Curtiss-Wright and Hughes Aircraft.
Bill Knecht
Bill Knecht (William Joseph Knecht, 1930–1992), American rower, Vesper Boat Club; 1964 Olympic gold in eights, 1960 Olympian in double sculls, three Pan Am golds, and creator of the Cooper River rowing course.
Bill Miller (William Garfield "Bill"•Miller)
William Garfield "Bill" Miller (1905–1985), American rower of Philadelphia's Pennsylvania Barge Club; two Olympic silvers, coxless fours 1928 and single sculls 1932 behind Bobby Pearce; distinct from the pole vaulter and javelin Bill Millers.
Bill Thompson
Bill Thompson (William Gluyas Thompson, 1908–1956), American rower from Napa, California, who won gold in the men's eights for the United States at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics rowing for Cal, Berkeley; distinct from Don, Daley, and William Thompson.
Bill Varley
Bill Varley (William Michael Varley, 1880–1968), American rower of New York's Atalanta Boat Club; won 1904 St. Louis Olympic gold in double sculls and silver in coxless pairs with John Mulcahy.
Bob Detweiler
Bob Detweiler (Robert Milan Detweiler, 1930-2003), American rower and Naval Academy graduate who won gold in the men's eights at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics; later a career officer and solid state physicist in Utah.
Bob Martin
Bob Martin (Robert Doud Martin, 1925-2012), American rower and University of Washington athlete; won gold in the men's coxed fours at the 1948 London Olympics with Westlund, Will, Giovanelli, and cox Morgan; WWII Navy veteran and Weyerhaeuser executive.
Bob Morey
Bob Morey (Robert Willis Morey, Jr., 1936-2019), American rower and 1956 Melbourne Olympic gold medalist in the men's eight, stroking the Yale crew; later a Navy officer and California reinsurance executive.
Bob Will
Bob Will (Robert Ide Will, 1925-2019), American rower who won gold in the men's coxed four at the 1948 London Olympics for the University of Washington, then built University Volkswagen and Audi Seattle.
Boyce Budd
Boyce Budd (Harold Boyce Budd, Jr., born 1939) is an American rower who won gold in the men's eight at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics for the Vesper Boat Club, and won Henley titles with Cambridge in 1962.
Bradley Lewis
Bradley Alan Lewis (born 1954, Los Angeles) is an American rower who won gold in the men's double sculls with Paul Enquist at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics after winning the US Trials; later a filmmaker and author.
Brenda Taylor
Brenda Taylor refers to two Olympians: Canadian rower Brenda Susan Taylor (born 1962), double 1992 Barcelona gold medallist in coxless fours and eights, and American 400m hurdler Brenda N. Taylor (born 1979), seventh at Athens 2004.
Brian McMahon
Brian McMahon (Robert Brian McMahon, born 1961, Toronto) is a Canadian rower, not the hockey player of the same name, who won gold in the men's eights at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and placed sixth at Seoul 1988.