With the last three days of the season full of excitement and success, the UCLA women’s rowing team left Indianapolis with many accomplishments, new experiences and unforgettable memories as it finished off the season ranked No.

With much excitement and some bittersweet feelings, the UCLA rowing team is getting ready for its final races of the season at the NCAA championships Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Coming off a competitive and adrenaline-filled weekend, the UCLA women’s rowing team left the Pac-12 championships with pride and self-satisfaction from its performance as it came in fourth place overall in the Pac-12 championships with 27.0 points.

After an eventful loss against USC, the UCLA rowing team was able to experience a victory despite its loss, a loss that led the team to look at the Pac-12 championship this weekend with a new and replenished energy.

Even though the UCLA women’s rowing team was defeated by one point in its meet against crosstown rival USC, the Bruins were proud of several victorious performances.

Coming off a win at the Clemson Invitational, the UCLA rowing team is fired up as it prepares to face USC in San Pedro this weekend.

Coming off the San Diego Crew Classic two weeks ago having learned many lessons, the UCLA rowing team has renewed energy and refined techniques as it enters the Clemson Invitational Saturday and Sunday.

Shaking up the water with a slight victory on Saturday, the UCLA rowing team’s high performance did not last long, as the Bruins were beaten by the lack of rhythm on Sunday.

With the recent earthquakes shaking up the water and forming a new topic of discussion, the UCLA women’s rowing team is ready to stir up the waters in a different way.

With speed as its strength and stamina as its drive, the UCLA women’s rowing team is looking forward to put its hard work to the test, according to coach Amy Fuller Kearney, in its upcoming Saturday meet against Loyola Marymount.