All-women rowing team breaks world record in race across Pacific Ocean: 'Best decision ever'

Veterans Paul Lore, Am Huppmann, Cameron Hansen, and Billy Cimino joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss their efforts to help their fellow veterans in the silent battle.

Talk about crushing the competition. 

Lat 35 Racing's first all-female rowing team took on the biennial Great Pacific Race, challenging rowers to cross 2,400 nautical miles of Pacific Ocean from San Francisco, Calif., to Waikiki, Hawaii, as fast as possible.

The Lat 35 ladies — Libby Costello, Sophia Denison-Johnston, Brooke Downes and Adrienne Smith — crushed the competition.

They also set a global best for female contenders. 

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The women finished the race in 34 days, 14 hours and 11 minutes, breaking the previous record by 24 hours.

Lat35 rowing team members Libby Costello, Sophia Denison-Johnston, Brooke Downes and Adrienne Smith celebrate on July 25, 2022, after breaking the world record for the fastest row across the Pacific Ocean. (Lat 35/The Great Pacific Race)

Lat 35 partnered with the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) to raise money and awareness for mental health throughout the journey.

The team surpassed its goal of $10,000 — raising $12,083 for the cause as of current.

Teammate Brooke Downes shared the experience in an interview with Fox News Digital, repeating the team’s mission statement which was to "get to Hawaii as fast as possible."

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"So that’s what we did," she said.

The rower revealed how breaking the record was, at times, questionable.

Lat35 rowers Libby Costello, Sophia Denison-Johnston, Brooke Downes and Adrienne Smith pose at the finish line of the Great Pacific Race in