Crew Girl Trailer Reveals Netflix’s New YA Rowing Drama Ahead of September Premiere

Netflix has released the official trailer for Crew Girl, its new YA drama starring Miku Martineau as a teenage rower forced to start over at an elite East Coast prep school. The eight-episode series premieres September 10, 2026.

The trailer arrives alongside new key art and images for the series, giving viewers their first proper look at Teagan Tao’s difficult move from competing on her own to trying to lead a boys’ varsity crew that doesn’t particularly want her there.

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Crew Girl Netflix Trailer Introduces Teagan Tao

At 16, Teagan Tao was already making a name for herself in single sculls rowing. Then a family scandal changes everything.

Teagan relocates to the East Coast with her mother, Ella Tao-Emerson (Jessica Paré), and enrolls at Easton Prep. Starting at a new school is difficult enough, but Teagan quickly discovers another problem: Easton doesn’t have a girls’ rowing team.

If she wants to get back on the water, she has one option. She has to become the coxswain for the school’s boys’ varsity crew.

And this isn’t exactly a team waiting for someone to come in and take charge.

The crew is already dysfunctional, while Teagan is entering a school built around old money and intense competition as an outsider. Her job puts her in the unusual position of having to lead the boys from the coxswain’s seat while also trying to figure out what happens to her own ambitions as a rower.

Crew Girl Trailer Reveals Netflix’s New YA Rowing Drama Ahead of September Premiere

Josh and Cam Complicate Teagan’s New Start

There are also two boys who will be particularly important to Teagan’s story.

Sam Braun plays Josh Regis, the crew’s arrogant captain, while Kyle Clark plays Cam Dillinger, a quieter underdog who is just as competitive. Teagan finds herself caught between the two rivals as she tries to bring their team together.

That leaves her balancing quite a bit at once. She’s dealing with a new school, a crew that doesn’t want her leadership, her desire to keep rowing herself, and further complications within her family.

Miku Martineau leads the cast as Teagan after appearing in Bet, Kate and Star Trek: Section 31. Jessica Paré, known for Mad Men and SEAL Team, plays her mother.

Braun’s previous credits include Time Cut and Bad Genius, while Clark has appeared in Hello, Goodbye and Everything in Between, The Baby-Sitters Club and Riverdale.

Thomas Cadrot rounds out the announced main cast as Coach Matt Hayden.

Crew Girl Trailer Reveals Netflix’s New YA Rowing Drama Ahead of September Premiere

When Does Crew Girl Come Out on Netflix?

Crew Girl premieres on Netflix on September 10, 2026.

The first season consists of eight 44-minute episodes.

Vivian Lin serves as creator, showrunner, and executive producer, with the series developed by Lin and Morwyn Brebner. Jeff Norton, Lindsay Macadam, Hillary Zwick Turner, Tony Chung and Lori Massini also serve as executive producers.

Jason Fischer and Lindsay Macadam are producers.

Crew Girl Trailer Reveals Netflix’s New YA Rowing Drama Ahead of September Premiere

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Crew Girl Trailer Reveals Netflix’s New YA Rowing Drama Ahead of September Premiere

FAQ

When is Crew Girl coming to Netflix?
Crew Girl premieres September 10, 2026.

Who plays Teagan in Crew Girl?
Miku Martineau plays 16-year-old rower Teagan Tao.

How many episodes are in Crew Girl?
The first season has eight episodes, each approximately 44 minutes long.

Key Details

  • Release date: September 10, 2026
  • Platform: Netflix
  • Episodes: 8
  • Format: Drama, approximately 44 minutes per episode
  • Creator/showrunner: Vivian Lin
  • Developed by: Vivian Lin and Morwyn Brebner
  • Cast: Miku Martineau, Jessica Paré, Sam Braun, Kyle Clark and Thomas Cadrot
  • Producers: Jason Fischer and Lindsay Macadam
Emma Armbrüster is Senior Editorial Critic at The Viewer’s Perspective. Based in Veneto, Italy, she specializes in deep-dive narrative analysis and episode-by-episode recaps of premier television, providing an independent vantage point on the modern streaming landscape.

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