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California–Washington Dual Regatta

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California–Washington Dual Regatta
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The California–Washington Dual Regatta, also known simply as The Dual, is an annual series of rowing races between the crews of the University of California and the University of Washington.[1][2][3]

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  1. ^ "Rowing Regatta for Wednesday — Varsity Crews of Two States Will Meet on Lake Washington". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. May 31, 1903. The event will mark the first appearance of aquatics as a branch of college sport among Western institutions, and it is believed will be the beginning of a new era in intercollegiate athletic relations among the colleges of the Pacific coast.
  2. ^ Wood, Terry (April 20, 2019). "Washington men rally for victory over California in rowing rivalry". The Seattle Times. In the 108th edition of the historic Washington-California duel, the second-ranked UW varsity eight overcame an early a six-seat deficit to rally for an impressive boat-length victory over No. 4 Cal Saturday morning on Montlake Cut—the showcase win in a four-race sweep. [...] All-time, UW now leads the dual 75-32-1
  3. ^ Hanson, Scott (April 26, 2025). "No. 2 Washington men row past top-ranked Cal at The Dual". The Seattle Times. The Huskies rallied before entering the Montlake Cut, then with the crowd clapping its approval, defeated Cal by a half-second in one of the best races in this annual competition that dates to 1903. [...] The Husky women's top varsity eight was also victorious, overcoming an early challenge by Cal to win by nearly six seconds, finishing in 6:33.299 while the Golden Bears finished in 6:39.011.