Crew

Given to 12,580 US babies since 1995

▲ Rising +58% vs. 2018–2020

Rank in 2025
#9457
recorded as girls
#256
recorded as boys
Babies in 2025
1,362
girls 10 · boys 1,352
Peak year
2024
1,415 babies recorded as boys
All-time total
12,580
since 1995

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Any year from 1880 to 2025.

Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025

Recorded as girls Recorded as boys
Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025Crew was most popular in 2024, when 1,415 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.82 per 1,000). In 2025, 1,352 babies were named Crew, ranking #256 for babies recorded as boys. Compared with 2018–2020, it's up 58%.00.250.50.75118801900192019401960198020002020Peak 2024 Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025Crew was most popular in 2024, when 1,415 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.82 per 1,000). In 2025, 1,352 babies were named Crew, ranking #256 for babies recorded as boys. Compared with 2018–2020, it's up 58%.00.250.50.7511880192019602000Peak 2024

Crew was most popular in 2024, when 1,415 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.82 per 1,000). In 2025, 1,352 babies were named Crew, ranking #256 for babies recorded as boys. Compared with 2018–2020, it's up 58%.

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YearGirlsRankBoysRank
2025 10 9457 1,352 256
2024 5 15293 1,415 250
2023 5 15194 1,325 261
2022 8 11231 1,357 254
2021 14 7630 1,306 266
2020 12 8406 1,189 284
2019 7 12448 995 338
2018 <5 — 478 579
2017 5 15902 340 715
2016 <5 — 335 731
2015 5 16419 346 717
2014 <5 — 368 685
2013 <5 — 317 738
2012 <5 — 294 772
2011 <5 — 210 943
2010 <5 — 194 1009
2009 <5 — 144 1241
2008 <5 — 125 1361
2007 <5 — 98 1593
2006 <5 — 83 1698
2005 <5 — 49 2365
2004 <5 — 44 2489
2003 <5 — 22 3838
2002 <5 — 33 2817
2001 <5 — 26 3321
2000 <5 — 16 4573
1999 <5 — 12 5317
1998 <5 — 15 4413
1997 <5 — 10 5642
1996 <5 — 5 9015
1995 <5 — 6 7792

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Where Crew is most popular

Times more common than the national rate, 2016–2025.

Recorded as girls 1% · boys 99% across all years