Crew Girl Season 2: Will Netflix Renew Its New Teen Rowing Drama?

Netflix’s newest YA sports drama just made a splash — literally. Crew Girl, which dropped its 8-episode debut season on September 10, 2026, follows outspoken teen Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau) as she muscles her way onto an all-boys rowing team as their coxswain. Fans are already asking: is Season 2 happening?

What’s Crew Girl About?

After a family scandal uproots her life, rowing prodigy Teagan relocates to a new prep school with no girls’ rowing team. Determined to keep training, she joins the boys’ crew — sparking a messy love triangle with team captain Josh Regis (Samuel Braun) and quiet local boy Cam Dillinger (Kyle Clark). The coxswain role, a real and demanding position in competitive rowing, adds an authentic sports-drama edge to the teen romance.

Crew Girl: Season 1 Snapshot

Will There Be a Season 2?

Nothing’s confirmed yet, but the signs are promising. Showrunner Vivian Lin said the series “has the potential to go on as long as it wants to,” pointing out that rowing careers naturally span years — and hinting at possible international spinoffs exploring rowing cultures beyond the US.

Executive producer Jeff Norton, who’s also behind Netflix hits Geek Girl and Finding Her Edge, echoed that optimism, noting both those shows scored renewals after strong viewership. He’s hopeful Crew Girl follows the same path — though he was careful to add “no guarantees.”

The Season 1 Finale Left Things Wide Open

The finale ends on a cliffhanger: Josh, recovering from heart surgery, asks Teagan for a second chance — right before she kisses Cam. Meanwhile, “queen bee” Britney is assembling the school’s first-ever girls’ rowing team, teasing a shake-up in dynamics for Season 2.

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