Announcing “The Oarsman” winners
As announced back in May, “The Oarsman” recognizes a generational talent: someone whose collegiate record is not only impressive but, in many cases, unprecedented within their program. Though only one crew may win gold, this award recognizes the individual who has made their team greater through tireless dedication, transformative impact, and uncompromising excellence. The Oarsman award stands as a tribute to those rare athletes who achieve greatness not only through personal excellence but through a lasting commitment to their team, their sport, and the values that define true champions.
Finalists, as selected from the pool of nominees by the IRCA Board of Directors, included the following athletes:
Division 3
Jack Carr, Trinity College
Max Landers, Tufts University
Owen Maier, Williams College
Heavyweight
Patrick Long, Princeton University
Lachlan Doust, Syracuse University
William Bender, Dartmouth College
Frederik Breuer, Univ. of California-Berkeley
Sam Sullivan, University of Pennsylvania
Logan Ullrich, University of Washington
Gabriel Obholzer, Harvard University
Oliver Page-Kuhr, Brown University
Lightweight
Ryan Tripp, Dartmouth College
Marc Rizk, MIT
Brahm Erdmann, Harvard University
The IRCA is pleased to announce the the inaugural winners of “The Oarsman” - Jack Carr from Trinity College, Brahm Erdmann from Harvard University, and Logan Ullrich from the University of Washington.
Jack Carr, Trinity
“Jack Carr was a transformational oarsman over his four years as a member of the Trinity College rowing team. He is a four time varsity letter winner, two year team captain, and an undefeated national champion who set athletic standards for his team in and out of season. His preparation was second to none, and his leadership ensured others came with him. He is an outstanding scholar who lived up to the highest academic standards possible, routinely holding one of the highest GPAs in the program. Jack helped bring Trinity College to the pinnacle of men's DIII collegiate rowing in 2025 and has helped establish a foundation of work, enthusiasm, and commitment that will help propel the program forward in the years to come.” - Nate Clark, Asst. Coach
Brahm Erdmann, Harvard
“Brahm embodies the industriousness of this program and helped lead it from its lowest point to unprecedented success. His legacy is unparalleled and he will forever be on the short list of HVL greatest of all time.” - Billy Boyce, Head Coach
Logan Ullrich, Washington
“Logan Ullrich is one of the finest athletes to ever row for the University of Washington. A 2024 Olympic silver-medalist, he is quick to put the team above himself, and was both the engine and voice of the 2025 UW eight.” - Nate Goodman, Asst. Coach