Overview

• The three-day regatta wrapped up Sunday, drawing thousands to what organizers call the world's largest rowing event.
• Roughly 12,000 athletes competed across the weekend, with participants represented from 42 U.S. states and 25 countries.
• The final day featured youth and collegiate racing in boats ranging from singles to eights.
• Simeon John of Community Rowing Inc., an 18-year-old from Jamaica Plain, set a Men's Youth Singles course record at 17:41.305, breaking his own mark from last year.
• The course is a 4,800-meter head race with a rolling start, beginning at Boston University's DeWolve Boathouse and finishing near Christian A. Herter Park.