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Rowing at the Olympic Games, Paris 2024: 1 gold, 1 bronze

The record

  • Rowing at the Olympic Games30 golds, 22 silvers, 20 bronzes30golds
    Every result, newest first72
    • Paris 2024 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Nick Mead; Justin Best; Michael Grady; Liam Corrigan
    • Paris 2024 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Henry Hollingsworth; Nicholas Rusher; Christian Tabash; Clark Dean; Christopher Carlson; Peter Chatain; Evan Olson; Pieter Quinton; Rielly Milne
    • London 2012 · Bronze · Men, Coxless four · Charlie Cole; Scott Gault; Glenn Ochal; Henrik Rummel
    • Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Beau Hoopman; Matt Schnobrich; Micah Boyd; Wyatt Allen; Daniel Walsh; Steven Coppola; Josh Inman; Bryan Volpenhein; Marcus McElhenney
    • Athens 2004 · Gold · Men, Eight · Jason Read; Wyatt Allen; Chris Ahrens; Joseph Hansen; Matt Deakin; Dan Beery; Beau Hoopman; Bryan Volpenhein; Peter Cipollone
    • Sydney 2000 · Silver · Men, Coxless pairs · Ted Murphy; Sebastian Bea
    • Atlanta 1996 · Silver · Men, Quadruple sculls · Tim Young; Eric Mueller; Brian Jamieson; Jason Gailes
    • Atlanta 1996 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight coxless four · Marc Schneider; Jeff Pfaendtner; David Collins; William Carlucci
    • Barcelona 1992 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Jeffrey McLaughlin; William Burden; Thomas Bohrer; Patrick Manning
    • Seoul 1988 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Raoul Rodriguez; Thomas Bohrer; Richard Kennelly; David Krmpotich
    • Seoul 1988 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Mike Teti; Jonathan Smith; Ted Patton; Jack Rusher; Peter Nordell; Jeffrey McLaughlin; Doug Burden; John Pescatore; Seth Bauer
    • Los Angeles 1984 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Brad Alan Lewis; Paul Enquist
    • Los Angeles 1984 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · David Clark; Jonathan Smith; Phillip Stekl; Alan Forney
    • Los Angeles 1984 · Silver · Men, Eight · Chip Lubsen; Andrew Sudduth; John Terwilliger; Chris Penny; Tom Darling; Fred Borchelt; Charles Clapp; Bruce Ibbetson; Bob Jaugstetter
    • Los Angeles 1984 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pairs · Kevin Still; Robert Espeseth; Doug Herland
    • Los Angeles 1984 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Edward Ives; Thomas Kiefer; Michael Bach; Gregory Springer; John Stillings
    • Montreal 1976 · Silver · Men, Coxless pairs · Calvin Coffey; Michael Staines
    • Munich 1972 · Silver · Men, Eight · Lawrence Terry; Franklin Hobbs; Pete Raymond; Tim Mickelson; Gene Clapp; Bill Hobbs; Cleve Livingston; Michael Livingston; Paul Hoffman
    • Mexico City 1968 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · John Nunn; Bill Maher
    • Mexico City 1968 · Silver · Men, Coxless pairs · Larry Hough; Philip Johnson
    • Tokyo 1964 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Seymour Cromwell; Jim Storm
    • Tokyo 1964 · Bronze · Men, Coxless four · Geoffrey Picard; Dick Lyon; Ted Mittet; Ted Nash
    • Tokyo 1964 · Gold · Men, Eight · Joseph Amlong; Thomas Amlong; Boyce Budd; Emory Clark; Stanley Cwiklinski; Hugh Foley; Bill Knecht; William Stowe; Róbert Zimonyi
    • Tokyo 1964 · Gold · Men, Coxed pairs · Edward Ferry; Conn Findlay; Kent Mitchell
    • Rome 1960 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Dan Ayrault; Ted Nash; John Sayre; Rusty Wailes
    • Rome 1960 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pairs · Richard Draeger; Conn Findlay; Kent Mitchell
    • Melbourne 1956 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · John B. Kelly Jr.
    • Melbourne 1956 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Pat Costello; James Gardiner
    • Melbourne 1956 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · James Fifer; Duvall Hecht
    • Melbourne 1956 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · John Welchli; John McKinlay; Art McKinlay; James McIntosh
    • Melbourne 1956 · Gold · Men, Eight · Thomas Charlton; David Wight; John Cooke; Donald Beer; Caldwell Esselstyn; Charles Grimes; Rusty Wailes; Robert Morey; William Becklean
    • Melbourne 1956 · Gold · Men, Coxed pairs · Dan Ayrault; Conn Findlay; Kurt Seiffert
    • Helsinki 1952 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · Charlie Logg; Thomas Price
    • Helsinki 1952 · Gold · Men, Eight · Frank Shakespeare; William Fields; James Dunbar; Richard Murphy; Robert Detweiler; Henry Procter; Wayne Frye; Edward Stevens; Charles Manring
    • Helsinki 1952 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · Carl Lovsted; Al Ulbrickson; Richard Wahlstrom; Matt Leanderson; Al Rossi
    • London 1948 · Bronze · Men, Coxless four · Fred Kingsbury; Stu Griffing; Greg Gates; Robert Perew
    • London 1948 · Gold · Men, Eight · Ian Turner; David Turner; James Hardy; George Ahlgren; Lloyd Butler; David Brown; Justus Smith; John Stack; Ralph Purchase
    • London 1948 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Warren Westlund; Bob Martin; Bob Will; Gordy Giovanelli; Allen Morgan
    • Berlin 1936 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Dan Barrow
    • Berlin 1936 · Gold · Men, Eight · Herbert Morris; Charles Day; Gordon Adam; John White; James McMillin; George Hunt; Joe Rantz; Donald Hume; Robert Moch
    • Los Angeles 1932 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · William Miller
    • Los Angeles 1932 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Ken Myers; William Gilmore
    • Los Angeles 1932 · Gold · Men, Eight · Edwin Salisbury; James Blair; Duncan Gregg; David Dunlap; Burton Jastram; Charles Chandler; Harold Tower; Winslow Hall; Norris Graham
    • Los Angeles 1932 · Gold · Men, Coxed pairs · Joseph Schauers; Charles Kieffer; Edward Jennings
    • Amsterdam 1928 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · Ken Myers
    • Amsterdam 1928 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Paul Costello; Charles McIlvaine
    • Amsterdam 1928 · Bronze · Men, Coxless pairs · Paul McDowell; John Schmitt
    • Amsterdam 1928 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Charles Karle; William Miller; George Healis; Ernest Bayer
    • Amsterdam 1928 · Gold · Men, Eight · Marvin Stalder; John Brinck; Francis Frederick; William Thompson; William Dally; James Workman; Hubert A. Caldwell; Peter Donlon; Donald Blessing
    • Paris 1924 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · William Gilmore
    • Paris 1924 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Paul Costello; John B. Kelly Sr.
    • Paris 1924 · Gold · Men, Eight · Leonard Carpenter; Howard Kingsbury; Alfred Lindley; John Miller; James Rockefeller; Frederick Sheffield; Benjamin Spock; Alfred Wilson; Laurence Stoddard
    • Paris 1924 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pairs · Leon Butler; Harold Wilson; Edward Jennings
    • Paris 1924 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · Bob Gerhardt; Sid Jelinek; Ed Mitchell; Henry Welsford; John Kennedy
    • Antwerp 1920 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · John B. Kelly Sr.
    • Antwerp 1920 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · Paul Costello; John B. Kelly Sr.
    • Antwerp 1920 · Gold · Men, Eight · Virgil Jacomini; Edwin Graves; William Jordan; Edward Moore; Alden Sanborn; Donald Johnston; Vince Gallagher; Clyde King; Sherm Clark
    • Antwerp 1920 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Ken Myers; Carl Klose; Franz Federschmidt; Erich Federschmidt; Sherm Clark
    • St. Louis 1904 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Frank Greer
    • St. Louis 1904 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · James Juvenal
    • St. Louis 1904 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Constance Titus
    • St. Louis 1904 · Gold · Men, Double sculls · John Mulcahy; William Varley
    • St. Louis 1904 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Jamie McLoughlin; John Hoben
    • St. Louis 1904 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · Joseph Ravannack; John Wells
    • St. Louis 1904 · Gold · Men, Coxless pairs · Robert Farnan; Joseph Ryan
    • St. Louis 1904 · Silver · Men, Coxless pairs · John Mulcahy; William Varley
    • St. Louis 1904 · Bronze · Men, Coxless pairs · John Joachim; Joseph Buerger
    • St. Louis 1904 · Gold · Men, Coxless four · Arthur Stockhoff; August Erker; George Dietz; Albert Nasse
    • St. Louis 1904 · Silver · Men, Coxless four · Frederick Suerig; Martin Formanack; Charles Aman; Michael Begley
    • St. Louis 1904 · Bronze · Men, Coxless four · Gus Voerg; John Freitag; Lou Heim; Frank Dummerth
    • St. Louis 1904 · Gold · Men, Eight · Frederick Cresser; Michael Gleason; Frank Schell; James Flanagan; Charles Armstrong; Harry Lott; Joseph Dempsey; John Exley; Louis Abell
    • Paris 1900 · Gold · Men, Eight · William Carr; Harry DeBaecke; John Exley; John Geiger; Edwin Hedley; James Juvenal; Roscoe Lockwood; Edward Marsh; Louis Abell
  • World Rowing Championships29 golds, 28 silvers, 48 bronzes29golds
    Every result, newest first105
    • Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Jamie Copus; Sean Richardson
    • Amsterdam, Netherlands 2026 · Gold · Men, Four · Gus Rodriguez; Peter Chatain; Pieter Quinton; Chris Carlson
    • Shanghai, China 2025 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Michael Herman; Madison Molitor; Alexander Hedge; Jacob Hudgins; Billy Bender; Pieter Quinton; Rachel Rane; Christian Tabash; Gus Rodriguez
    • St. Catharines, Canada 2024 · Silver · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Ian Richardson; Casey Howshall; James Mccullough; Jasper Liu
    • Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Bernard Aparicio; Casey Howshall; Ian Richardson; Jamie Copus
    • Belgrade, Serbia 2023 · Silver · Men, Four · Justin Best; Nick Mead; Liam Corrigan; Michael Grady
    • Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight pair · Thomas Foster; David Smith
    • Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2018 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Andrew Campbell Jr
    • Sarasota-Bradenton, United States 2017 · Silver · Men, Eight · Jordan Vanderstoep; Nick Mead; Alexander Karwoski; Yohann Rigogne; Patrick Eble; Andrew Reed; Julian Venonsky; Dariush Aghai; Thomas Peszek
    • Aiguebelette, France 2015 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · David Smith; Alex Twist; Tobin Mc Gee; Christopher Lambert; Matthew Lenhart; Peter Schmidt; John Carlson; Phillip Henson; John Devlin
    • Amsterdam, Netherlands 2014 · Silver · Men, Four · Grant James; Henrik Rummel; Michael Gennaro; Seth Weil
    • Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · David Morgenstern; Dorian Weber; Michael Hwan; Tobin Mc Gee; Joshua Getz; Sean Gibel; Bryan Pape; Peter Gibson; Brendan Mulvey
    • Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Ian Silveira; Thomas Dethlefs; Ross James; Ambrose Puttmann; Nareg Guregian; Thomas Peszek; Austin Hack; Zachary Vlahos; Stephen Kasprzyk
    • Chungju, South Korea 2013 · Bronze · Men, Four · Henrik Rummel; Grant James; Seth Weil; Michael Gennaro
    • Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2012 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Andrew Campbell Jr
    • Poznan, Poland 2009 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Ryan Fox; Anthony Fahden; James Sopko; Andrew Diebold; Matthew Muffelman; John Dise; Kenneth Mc Mahon; Kerry Quinn; Matthew Kochem
    • Poznan, Poland 2009 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Marcus Mc Elhenney; Henrik Rummel; Troy Kepper
    • Linz Ottensheim, Austria 2008 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · Edmund Del Guercio; Michael Altman; Patrick Todd; Matthew Muffelman; William Daly; Simon Carcagno; Andrew Bolton; Colin Farrell; Thomas Paradiso
    • Munich, Germany 2007 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Christopher Liwski; Matt Deakin; Daniel Beery; Edmund Del Guercio; Samuel Burns
    • Eton, Great Britain 2006 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Christopher Liwski; Kenneth Jurkowski; Paul Daniels; Giuseppe Lanzone; Marcus Mc Elhenney; Daniel Walsh; Steve Coppola Jr; Matt Deakin; Beau Hoopman
    • Gifu, Japan 2005 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Troy Kepper; Patrick Sullivan; Matthew Hughes; Marcus Mc Elhenney; Brett Newlin
    • Gifu, Japan 2005 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pair · PHILLIPS; Jordan Smith; Micah Boyd
    • Gifu, Japan 2005 · Gold · Men, Eight · Daniel Beery; Paul Daniels; Beau Hoopman; Marcus Mc Elhenney; Bryan Volpenhein; Mike Blomquist; Josh Inman; Matt Deakin; Steve Coppola Jr
    • Banyoles, Spain 2004 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · Steve Coppola Jr; Josh Inman; Andrew Brennan; Marcus Mc Elhenney; Paul Daniels
    • Milan, Italy 2003 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · William Fedyna; Andrew Bolton; John Wachter Iii; John Wall; Patrick Todd; Angus Maclaurin; Eric Feins; Thomas Paradiso; Joseph Finelli
    • Milan, Italy 2003 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight pair · Simon Carcagno; Michael Altman
    • Milan, Italy 2003 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Matt Deakin; Marcus Mc Elhenney; Jason Flickinger; Lucas Mc Gee; Brian Mcdonough
    • Milan, Italy 2003 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Matt Rich; Andrew Kelly; Daniel Beery
    • Milan, Italy 2003 · Silver · Men, Eight · Jason Read; Michael Wherley; Jonathan Watling; Joseph Hansen; Pete Cipollone; Jeffrey Klepacki; Ryan Torgerson; Bryan Volpenhein; Wolfgang Moser
    • Seville, Spain 2002 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · MC MANUS; Gavin Blackmore; Matthew Smith; John Cashman; Eric Feins; Thomas Paradiso; Erik Miller; DOUGLAS; Andrew Liverman
    • Seville, Spain 2002 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Steve Tucker
    • Seville, Spain 2002 · Silver · Men, Coxed pair · Dana Schmunk; Daniel Beery; Joseph Manion
    • Seville, Spain 2002 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Wolfgang Moser; Garrett Klugh; Joseph Hansen; Ryan Torgerson; Bryan Volpenhein; Eric Mueller; Jonathan Watling; Michael Wherley; Pete Cipollone
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 2001 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · John Cashman; Gavin Blackmore; MC MANUS; Eric Feins; Erik Miller; Eric Kratochvil; John Wall; COTTING-GAGNE; Thomas Paradiso
    • Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · William Fedyna; Angus Maclaurin; Gabriel Paul Winkler; Joshua Fien-Helfman; Erik Miller; John Cashman; David Mack; Martin Schwartz; Steve Warner
    • Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Ryan Torgerson; Jeffrey Lindy; Garrett Klugh; Ben Holbrook; James Neil
    • Zagreb, Croatia 2000 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Kurt Borcherding; Matthew Guerrieri; Nicholas Anderson
    • St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · Eric Den Besten Tinholt; Alexey Salamini; Christopher Kerber; Sean Kammann; Kevin Cotter; John Cashman; Nicholas Tripician; William Plifka; Gregory Ruckman
    • St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · Daniel Protz; Thomas Murray; Sean Mulligan; Garrett Klugh
    • St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Nicholas Anderson; James Neil; Philip Henry
    • St. Catharines, Canada 1999 · Gold · Men, Eight · Christian Ahrens; Bryan Volpenhein; Robert Kaehler; Porter Collins; Pete Cipollone; Michael Wherley; Tom Welsh; Jeffrey Klepacki; Garrett Miller
    • Cologne, Germany 1998 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · John Cashman; Sean Kammann; Martin Schwartz; Sean Mulligan; Eric Gillett; William Carlucci; William Plifka; Andrea Trento; Michael Altman
    • Cologne, Germany 1998 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight quadruple sculls · Cooper Ashbel Wessels; Ransom Weaver; Sean Groom; Conal Groom
    • Cologne, Germany 1998 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pair · Philip Henry; Nicholas Anderson; Kurt Borcherding
    • Cologne, Germany 1998 · Gold · Men, Eight · Tom Welsh; Garrett Miller; Michael Wherley; Pete Cipollone; Jeffrey Klepacki; Porter Collins; Robert Kaehler; Bryan Volpenhein; Christian Ahrens
    • Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Gold · Men, Coxed pair · Nicholas Anderson; Jordan Irving; Scott Fentress
    • Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Gold · Men, Eight · Robert Cummins Jr; Robert Kaehler; Garrett Miller; Philip Henry; Michael Wherley; Pete Cipollone; Christian Ahrens; Timothy Richter; Sebastian Bea
    • Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Bronze · Men, Pair · Adam Holland; Edward Murphy
    • Aiguebelette, France 1997 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · James Koven
    • Tampere, Finland 1995 · Gold · Men, Coxed four · James Munn; Ben Holbrook; Pete Cipollone; Porter Collins; Christian Ahrens
    • Tampere, Finland 1995 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Steven Segaloff; Sean Hall; Frederic Honebein; Robert Kaehler; Michael Peterson; Jonathan Brown; Jeffrey Klepacki; Don Smith; James Koven
    • Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Edward Murphy; Bill Cooper; Chris Swan; Adam Holland; Pete Cipollone
    • Indianapolis, United States 1994 · Gold · Men, Eight · Frederic Honebein; James Koven; Jonathan Brown; Steven Segaloff; Don Smith; Robert Kaehler; John Mckibbon Ii; Sean Hall; Jeffrey Klepacki
    • Racice, Czechia 1993 · Gold · Men, Lightweight four · Thomas Beetham; Matthew Collins; Christopher Kerber; Jonathan Moss
    • Racice, Czechia 1993 · Bronze · Men, Eight · James Koven; Jonathan Brown; Steven Segaloff; W. Porter; Michael Peterson; Thomas Murray; William Castle; Don Smith; Frederic Honebein
    • Racice, Czechia 1993 · Bronze · Men, Four · Jeffrey Klepacki; Thomas Bohrer; Sean Hall; James Neil
    • Montreal, Canada 1992 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Brian Sweenor
    • Vienna, Austria 1991 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · James Manson; Robert Hermann; Brian Varga; Tom Hartley; Eduardo Montalvo; Tom Auth; Dale Hurley Jr; Michael O'gorman; David Collins
    • Vienna, Austria 1991 · Silver · Men, Four · Thomas Bohrer; Jeffrey Mclaughlin; Patrick Manning Jr; Michael Porterfield
    • Tasmania, Australia 1990 · Gold · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Stephen Peterson; Robert Dreher
    • Bled, Slovenia 1989 · Silver · Men, Four · Raoul Rodriguez Jr.; Thomas Bohrer; Richard Kennely Jr
    • Milan, Italy 1988 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Luke Nelson; Jeffrey Pfaendtner; Tom White; John W. Irvine; Tim Howell; Mike Gorman; Mike Tuchen; Tim O'brien; Edward Hewitt
    • Copenhagen, Denmark 1987 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · John W. Irvine; Michael O'gorman; Michael Morrison; Chris Berl; Samuel Schuffler; Edward Hewitt; Kevin St Clair; Scott Petry; Seymour Danberg
    • Copenhagen, Denmark 1987 · Gold · Men, Eight · Ted Patton; Mike Teti; John Pescatore; Jeffrey Mclaughlin; Jonathan Smith; Seth Bauer; Michael Still; Doug Burden; Peter Nordell
    • Copenhagen, Denmark 1987 · Bronze · Men, Four · Daniel Lyons; John Riley Jr.; Robert Espeseth Jr.; Ted Swinford
    • Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Glenn Florio
    • Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · John Walters; Jon Fish; Chris Huntington; Doug Burden; Kurt Bausback
    • Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Thomas Kiefer; John Smith; Mark Zembsch; SUDDUTH; Kevin Still; John Terwilliger; Jonathan Kissick; David Krmpotich; Edward Ives
    • Nottingham, Great Britain 1986 · Gold · Men, Four · Daniel Lyons; John Riley Jr.; Robert Espeseth Jr.; Ted Swinford
    • Hazewinkel, Belgium 1985 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Jon Fish; Neil Olesen; Seymour Danberg; Stephen Schmitt; Michael Scott; Peter Kermond; Mark Hanley; Charles Butt Iii; John Younger
    • Hazewinkel, Belgium 1985 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Michael Morrison; Charles Cobbs; Edward Gribbin; Fred Michini
    • Hazewinkel, Belgium 1985 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Paul Fuchs Jr.
    • Hazewinkel, Belgium 1985 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Thomas Kiefer; Jonathan Smith; Kevin Still; Mike Teti; Mark Zembsch; Chris Huntington; John Strotbeck Iii; Kurt Bausback; PENNY
    • Hazewinkel, Belgium 1985 · Silver · Men, Single sculls · SUDDUTH
    • Montreal, Canada 1984 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Paul Fuchs Jr.
    • Duisburg, Germany 1983 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Christopher Wood
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1982 · Silver · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Paul Fuchs Jr.; William Belden Sr.
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1982 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Scott Roop
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1982 · Bronze · Men, Coxed four · SUDDUTH; Robert Jaugstetter; John Everett; Charles Altekruse; Fred Borchelt
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1982 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · John Biglow
    • Munich, Germany 1981 · Silver · Men, Lightweight double sculls · William Belden Sr.; Paul Fuchs Jr.
    • Munich, Germany 1981 · Gold · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Scott Roop
    • Munich, Germany 1981 · Silver · Men, Coxed four · Fred Borchelt; SUDDUTH; Robert Jaugstetter; Thomas Woodman; John Everett
    • Munich, Germany 1981 · Bronze · Men, Eight · Thomas Kiefer; Matthew Labine; James Mcdougall; John Phinney; Charles Clapp Iii; Dave Clark; Seth Bauer; Daniel Lyons; John Zevenbergen
    • Munich, Germany 1981 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · John Biglow
    • Hazewinkel, Belgium 1980 · Silver · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Lawrence Klecatsky; Scott Roop
    • Hazewinkel, Belgium 1980 · Silver · Men, Lightweight single sculls · William Belden Sr.
    • Bled, Slovenia 1979 · Bronze · Men, Coxed pair · Fred Borchelt; Christopher Wells; Mark Borchelt
    • Bled, Slovenia 1979 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · Robert J. Brody; Bryan Lewis; Craig Drake; Scott Strong; Stephen Schmitt; Jeff Kroesen; William Bater; Thomas Phillips; John Fletcher
    • Bled, Slovenia 1979 · Gold · Men, Lightweight single sculls · William Belden Sr.
    • Copenhagen, Denmark 1978 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight double sculls · Fred Duling Sr.; Stan Depman
    • Copenhagen, Denmark 1978 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · William Belden Sr.
    • Amsterdam, Netherlands 1977 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · Lawrence Klecatsky
    • Villach, Austria 1976 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight eight · John C. Dunn; Ralph Nauman; Sean P. Colgan; Joseph O'connor; Andrew Washburn; Thomas Cook; Craig Drake; Scott Roop; Bruce Stone
    • Nottingham, Great Britain 1975 · Silver · Men, Lightweight eight · William Sawyer; Eric L. Aserlind; Charles Hoffman; Sean P. Colgan; John C. Dunn; Roderick Johnson; David Vogel; Leif Soderberg; Richard Grossman
    • Nottingham, Great Britain 1975 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight single sculls · William Belden Sr.
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1974 · Gold · Men, Eight
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1974 · Silver · Men, Single sculls
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1974 · Gold · Men, Lightweight eight · Eric L. Aserlind; Jospeh P. Gayner Iii; David Harman; Mick Feld; John Hartigan; Matthew Baldino; Richard Grogan; Ralph Nauman; Richard Ewing
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1974 · Bronze · Men, Lightweight four · Andrew Washburn; Peter Huntsman; James Ehrmann; Barry Selick
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1974 · Gold · Men, Lightweight single sculls · William Belden Sr.
    • St. Catharines, Canada 1970 · Bronze · Men, Double sculls · John Van Blom; Thomas McKibbon
    • Bled, Yugoslavia 1966 · Gold · Men, Single sculls · Donald Spero
    • Bled, Yugoslavia 1966 · Silver · Men, Double sculls · Seymour Cromwell; Jim Storm
    • Lucerne, Switzerland 1962 · Bronze · Men, Single sculls · Seymour Cromwell

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