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    UW Rowing: Spreading the wealth

    Steve RudmanBy Steve RudmanApril 26, 2011No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Ed Leader, who rowed under the legendary Hiram Conibear at Washington from 1913-16, became the head coach at Yale in 1922. Since then, the Husky program has supplied numerous colleges and universities with rowing coaches.

    Among the most famous: Rusty Callow, who coached at Pennsylvania and Navy after leaving Washington (Callow is enshrined in the National Rowing Hall of Fame), and Ky Ebright, who won five national titles and three Olympic gold medals after departing UW for California.

    The following are among the most notable Washington rowers who went on to coach at other institutions, ranked by the year they graduated from UW.

    Rower UW Class Where Coached
    Rusty Callow 1915 Washington, Pennsylvania, Navy
    Ed Leader 1916 Washington, Yale
    Ky Ebright 1917 California
    Russ Nagler 1921 California
    Chuck Logg 1921 Rutgers
    Mike Murphy 1922 Wisconsin
    Donald Grant 1924 Yale
    Fred Spuhn 1924 Princeton
    Jim Matthews 1926 Pennsylvania
    Al Ulbrickson 1926 Washington
    Stock Sanford 1926 Cornell
    Tom Bolles 1926 Washington, Harvard
    Norm Sonju 1927 Cornell, Wisconsin
    Ron Wailes 1927 Yale
    Ellis McDonald 1929 Marietta
    Loren Schoel 1932 Syracuse, Cornell, Marietta
    Harvey Love 1934 Harvard
    Walt Raney 1935 Washington, Columbia
    Bob Moch 1936 Washington, MIT
    Jim McMillin 1937 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    Delos Schoch 1937 Princeton
    Gus Erickson 1938 Washington, Syracuse
    Charles Jackson 1941 Washington, MIT
    Stan Pocock 1947 Washington
    Fil Leanderson 1953 Washington, Western Washington
    Al Stocker 1955 Western Washington
    Lou Gellermann 1958 Washington, Navy
    John Bissett 1958 Washington, UCLA
    Dick Erickson 1958 Washington
    John Lind 1959 Washington, Loyola
    Jerry Johnson 1964 UCLA
    Dick Clothier 1965 Washington, Navy
    Doug Neil 1968 Cornell, Wisconsin
    Bruce Beall 1973 Harvard, MIT
    Fred Schoch 1973 Harvard, Navy
    Jan Harville 1973 Washington (W)
    Gil Gamble 1975 Washington
    Chris Allsopp 1976 New Hampshire
    Lori Dauphiny 1984 Princeton (W)
    Sara Nevin 1985 California, Princeton (W)
    Kristen Sanford 1985 California (W)
    Glenn Putyrae 1993 Georgetown (W)
    Kjell Oswald 1996 Oregon State
    Katie Maloney 1996 Yale
    Michael Callahan 1996 Washington
    Erik Miller 1996 Wisconsin (W)
    Steve Todd 1999 Georgetown, Oregon State
    Andy Derek 2004 Central Florida, Oklahoma (W)
    Dustin Kraus 2005 Cal, Sacramento State
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