# Aquil Abdullah
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Aquil Hashim Adbullah was the first African-American male to qualify for the Summer Olympics in the sport of rowing. He was the first African-American rower to win the Diamond Sculls race at the Henley Royal Regatta in 2000. He was also the first African-American male to win a rowing national championship in 1996, when he won the single sculls competition.
USRowCon23: Sandra Cardillo, Watuppa Rowing Center
Our livestreaming on Feb. 4 at #RowCon23 started out with Sandra Cardillo, Director of Rowing and Head Coach at Watuppa Rowing Center in New Bedford, MA. We first met Sandra through her work with the CRI Para and Military & Veterans programs.
Find the full schedule of USRowing Convention coverage o…
USRowCon23: It's a Wrap! with Brett Gorman, USRowing
Ready, Row! USA was thrilled to be the media partner of USRowing for the first in-person convention since 2019. In particular, we'd like to thank the creative, positive, indefatigable, and ever-attentive Brett Gorman for connecting us with so many amazing people in rowing.
Oh, the rowing stories we…
USRowCon23: Aquil Abdullah, Olympic & Hydrow Athlete
To be honest, he was a moving target at USRowing Convention, between attending sessions and announcing for the National Indoor Championships, but we finally caught up with Aquil Abdullah, truly a mover & shaker in the sport of rowing.
Among other things, we learned that after "winding down" from t…
A Call To The Private Sector: Embracing Social Responsibility For A Better Future. Part One
Join us for a powerful and inspiring episode that calls on the private sector to step up and take action for the greater good! We’ll be discussing the thought-provoking blog post “A Call to the Private Sector,” and exploring the urgent need for businesses to embrace their social responsibility. Lea…
Episode 22: Aquil Abdullah
After losing his first Olympic trial by just 33 hundredths of a second, Aquil Abdullah had a choice – quit or keep rowing. Not only did he keep rowing, but he also won gold at the Royal Henley shortly after! Then 4 years later, he became first African American male rower to row with Team USA in the…
The Power of Mindset, Failure, and Connection with Olympian Aquil Abdullah
Aquil Abdullah, OLY is a trailblazing athlete and accomplished professional in the tech industry. As a member of the United States Rowing Team from 1999 to 2004, Aquil made history as the first African-American male to qualify for the Summer Olympics in rowing, competing in the 2004 Athens Games. H…
Leadership, Development, and Coaching with Dame Katherine Grainger
Sharing the Podium is a JRN podcast, powered by Aquil Abdullah.On this week's episode of Sharing the Podium, Zoe and Becky are joined by Dame Katherine Granger.
Together, they reflect on their Olympic journeys and how their experiences have shaped their approach to challenges off the water.
They …
Gold Medal Psychology with Erin Cafaro
Sharing the Podium is a JRN podcast, powered by Aquil Abdullah.On this week's episode of Sharing the Podium, Rosie and Jess are joined by Erin Cafaro, ex-Team USA rower and two-time Olympic Gold Medallist.
In this jam-packed show, the trio reflect on their time at the pinnacle of rowing and how the…
Henley Women's Regatta Special
Sharing the Podium is a JRN podcast, powered by Aquil Abdullah.
It's finals day at Henley Women's Regatta, and our hosts have re-united for a one-off special episode to celebrate the largest and most successful women's race in the world.
Zoe, Becky, and Jess are joined by Miriam Luke - ex-HWR Chai…
D.C.'s Rivers Go Real-Time With Sensor Network
The rivers of Washington, D.C. are becoming living laboratories for the future of urban water stewardship, with Xylem and the Reservoir Center helping launch a new real-time water quality monitoring network across the Potomac, Anacostia, and Shenandoah rivers.
In this episode, guests Nicole Horvat…
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