Crew Girl: Netflix’s New Teen Rowing Drama Set to Make Waves This September

Netflix just found its next binge-worthy teen obsession, and this time the drama unfolds on the water. Crew Girl, a Canadian coming-of-age sports romance set in the elite world of prep school rowing, has officially locked in its global release date.

What Is Crew Girl About?

The eight-episode series follows sixteen-year-old Teagan Tao, once a rising star in rowing, whose life is upended after her father’s financial fraud disgraces her family. Forced to relocate with her mother, Teagan enrolls at the prestigious Easton Prep, only to find there’s no girls’ rowing team. Determined to stay on the water, she takes over as coxswain of the school’s dysfunctional all-boys varsity crew, a team that doesn’t exactly welcome her. Between fierce rivalries, tangled romances, and old-money politics, Teagan finds herself caught between two very different rivals: arrogant team captain Josh Regis and quiet, driven “townie” Cam Dillinger.

Crew Girl: Meet the Cast and Creators

Leading the show is Miku Martineau as Teagan, alongside Jessica Paré as her mother Ella, Samuel Braun as Josh Regis, Kyle Clark as Cam Dillinger, and Thomas Cadrot as Coach Matt Hayden. Showrunner Vivian Lin, known for SkyMed and The Lake, developed the series for Blue Ant Studios, with a directing lineup that includes Simon Barry, Jacquie Gould, and Norman Buckley.

Rowing has a long tradition as both a competitive sport and a symbol of elite academic culture — you can read more about its history on Wikipedia.

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