‘Crew Girl’ Trailer Teases Love Triangles & Rivalries: All About Netflix’s YA Series
What To Know
- Crew Girl is a new Netflix YA romance series.
- The show follows a 16-year-old who joins an all-boys rowing team at an elite prep school, finding romance and rivalries.
- Crew Girl released its trailer on August 12, teasing a love triangle.
We’re trading in our skates and hockey romances for oars and rowing romances this fall. Crew Girl is Netflix’s latest entry in the YA drama space, following a talented teenage rower, Teagan (Miku Martineau), who is forced to join an all-boys team at her new private school. There are plenty of rivalries already in play when she signs on, and the tension is heightened when a love triangle forms between her, the cocky captain, and the steady underdog.
Netflix gave viewers their first glimpse at Teagan’s complicated dynamics with her new teammates via the first trailer on August 12. As the premiere gets closer, you can read up on all the Crew Girl details revealed so far, including the cast — which is largely made up of newcomers, as well as an Off Campus star. Check out the first look photos, plot rundown, and more below.
When is Crew Girl’s premiere date?
You can binge all eight episodes at once on September 10.
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What is Crew Girl about?
Following a family scandal, 16-year-old competitive rower Teagan (Martineau) and her mother move to the East Coast, where Teagan enrolls at an elite prep school. There’s no girls’ rowing team, so Teagan becomes the coxswain of the not-so-great boys’ crew team, getting them into shape. She has her work cut out for her, especially with the team’s captain standing in her way. Meanwhile, Teagan finds chemistry with the team’s talented underdog, the captain’s rival.
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Who is in the Crew Girl cast?
Martineau, 21, best known for the Netflix series Bet, is the star of Crew Girl. Her mom is played by Mad Men alum Jessica Paré. Sam Braun portrays Josh Regis, the rowing team’s captain. He’s best known for playing young Nick in Hallmark’s The Way Home. His character’s rival, Cam, is played by Kyle Clark (Riverdale).
Teagan’s team also includes Ryder Regis (Connor Paton), Josh’s cousin, as well as Damon (Vincent Muller), Noah (Off Campus‘ Riley Davis), Perry (Connor Wong), Chris (Jarrett Carlington), and Baloo (Jude Wilson). The latter is the brother of Josh’s girlfriend, Britney (Sage Linder). Rounding out the cast as the coach is Thomas Cadrot (So Help Me Todd).
Behind Crew Girl is showrunner and executive producer Vivian Lin, who was previously the showrunner of Popularity Papers. The executive producing team also includes Jeff Norton, Lindsay Macadam, Hillary Zwick Turner, Tony Chung, and Lori Massini. Matthew Hornburg, Mark J.W. Bishop, Jennifer Twiner McCarron, Donna Luke, and Michael MacMillan are producing for Blue Ant Studios, which made Sidelined: The QB & Me and Kim’s Convenience.
Crew Girl, Season 1, September 10, Netflix
