the season, Jamie has served as caretaker of Gales Ferry, the home and training site for the Yale Men's Heavyweight Crew during preparation for the Harvard–Yale Regatta since 1878. He has also served as Director of the Yale University Community Rowing Program since its inception in the summer of 1999. Originally established as a small pilot program, the program has since grown to include over 100 youth participants annually, providing rowing opportunities for organizations such as the National Youth Sports Program, American School for the Deaf, and the Connecticut Special Olympics. Results Varsity race Number of wins: Harvard, 95; Yale, 59 Most consecutive victories: Harvard, 18 (1963–1980) Course downstream record: Harvard, 1980 – 18 min 22.4 sec; average speed Course upstream record: Yale, 2022 – 18 min 17.5 sec; average speed Narrowest winning margin: 0.2 sec (Yale, 1914) Largest winning margin: 1 min 43 sec (Harvard, 1879) a. Yale ran into Harvard, which was leading at the turning stake. b. Yale collided with Harvard. c. Yale stroke broke oar and dove overboard. Yale still won the race. d. Triangular races included Cornell. Cornell won. e. Yale stroke ejected from shell near three-mile mark. f. Shortest race in series history. g. Yale's seven seat lost oar and dove overboard at two-mile mark. h. The Harvard boat swamped in rough conditions, and the race was abandoned with Yale ahead. The race was declared to have no official result in January 2017, following an appeal. Junior Varsity race Number of wins: Harvard, 77; Yale, 40 Most consecutive victories: Harvard, 9 (1967-1975) Narrowest winning margin: 0.2 sec (Yale, 1952) Largest winning margin: 1 min 20.5 sec (Yale, 1981) Freshman/Third Varsity race Number of wins: Harvard, 75; Yale, 40 (1 dead heat) Most consecutive victories: Harvard, 11 (1965-1976) Narrowest winning margin: 0.4 sec (Yale, 1935) Largest winning margin: 46 sec (Harvard, 1940) a. Final time an entry was composed entirely of freshmen. b. Yale's 3V8 competed in this event. 4V | Combination Race Begun in 1920, the combination boat is crewed by rowers from the third varsity and second freshman boats, the strongest substitutes available to the junior varsity and freshman boats. Number of wins: Harvard, 18; Yale, 5 a. This was the inaugural contest for the James P. Snider Cup. See also Head of the Charles Regatta Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Collegiate Rowing Championship The Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge (UK) The Great