If the season 3 finale of The Summer I Turned Pretty left your heart with a coming-of-age-shaped hole, fret not, because Netflix is on the case. Enter: Crew Girl.
In September 2025, shortly after the premiere of the sophomore season of the streamer's YA hit My Life With The Walter Boys, Netflix announced its new coming-of-age teen drama effort, titled Crew Girl, and it definitely looks like we could be in for another contested love triangle.
Produced by Thunderbird Entertainment's scripted and unscripted live-action division, known as Great Pacific Media, Crew Girl comes from the mind of Vivian Lin, whose name you might recognize from Killjoys, SkyMed, The Lake, and Popularity Papers, among others. Lin serves as showrunner, writer, and EP for Crew Girl.
If you want to know more about the project, we've compiled everything we know so far — from the main plot to the cast and characters and more.
What will Netflix's Crew Girl be about?
Netflix's Crew Girl is described as a “frothy, coming-of-age teen drama” centered on a 16-year-old female rower named Teagan. As per the official logline shared by Netflix, Teagan “becomes the coxswain of a dysfunctional all-boys rowing team at an elite East Coast Prep School.”
The show promises “warring rivals, messy romantic entanglements, and betrayed friendships who spill drama both in and out of the boat. Not to mention her complicated relationship with her mom, Ella. The team’s a mess, her life’s a mess. Can she fix both and win?"
Who is in the cast of Netflix's Crew Girl?
The main cast of Netflix's Crew Girl is as follows:
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Canadian actor Miku Martineau trades her brunette hair for blonde to step into the shoes of Teagan in Crew Girl. You might recognize the 21-year-old Toronto native from Netflix projects Bet and Kate, or Paramount+'s Star Trek: Section 31 and Honor Society. You can follow her on Instagram, TikTok, and X.
Fellow Canadian actor Jessica Paré, known for her roles in Seal Team and Mad Men, will play Ella, Teagan's mother, in Crew Girl. Now 44, Montreal-born Paré in the ‘90s, appearing in an episode of The Baby-Sitters Club. One of her latest roles on TV was guest-starring in an episode of Netflix’s Atypical. You can follow her on Instagram.
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Also Canadian, you might recognize Samuel Braun for his portrayal of young Luke in the 2013 film adaptation of Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters, which marked his acting debut. He has since appeared in multiple projects, including The Marshmallow Experiment, Time Cut, Bad Genius, and more. You can follow him on Instagram.
Actor Kyle Clark will play Cam in Crew Girl. His previous acting credits include Netflix projects like The Baby-Sitters Club and Hello, Goodbye and Everything, as well as an uncredited appearance on Riverdale as a young version of Cole Sprouse's Jughead Jones's father, Forsythe Pendleton "FP" Jones II.
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Actor Thomas Cadrot rounds off the core cast of Crew Girl as Coach Hayden. Cadrot's previous credits include Scream, So Help Me Todd, Family Law, and more. You can follow him on Instagram.
Is there a trailer for Netflix's Crew Girl?
At the time of writing, production for Netflix's Crew Girl is currently underway in Victoria, British Columbia, and, as such, a trailer is not yet available.
Are there any first-look photos for Netflix's Crew Girl?
While we don't have any photos from the actual production yet, Netflix has released a slew of first-look pictures of the leading actors in character to announce the beginning of production, which you can see above and throughout this article.
Does Netflix's Crew Girl have a release date?
At the time of writing, Netflix has yet to announce a tentative release date for Crew Girl, but we know production officially started in early September 2025.
This post will be updated as news about Netflix's Crew Girl breaks.
