Xavier Prep Crew Competitors

Founded in 1988, Capital Rowing Club, located on the Anacostia river, is community rowing in the Nation's Capital. Capital Rowing Club offers the benefits of rowing - discipline, camaraderie, fitness, knowledge of water safety, and stewardship for the Anacostia River - to everyone, regardless of age, income, or level of physical ability. With 11 programs for adults, youth, and athletes with disabilities, Capital delivers a true community experience. Capital Rowing Club is a founding member and currently resides in the boathouse of the Anacostia Community Boathouse Association.

Columbia Rowing Club was founded in 1998 by masters rowers (everyone above 26 years) who wanted to row as a club and advance the sport of rowing in the midlands of South Carolina. While the club sponsors Youth Rowing and hosts the USC Crew, the core of the club remains its masters rowers, and its future depends on the masters rowers, both women and men, for they provide long term continuity. Masters rowing at Columbia Rowing Club is primarily recreational and is, at best, loosely organized. CRC encourages both recreational and competitive rowing for Masters, Youth and Collegiate. There is an empty seat for you: Recreational Rowing While most recreational rowing is done on an ad hoc basis, whenever members can get to the river to row, the club has several times set aside for "Adult Row", when members can expect others to be at the boathouse for rowing. The club owns an impressive fleet of boats designed for and available to rowers of all levels, beginner to advanced, sweep and sculling, singles to eights, and most everything in between. All club boats are available for club members to use according to our "skill progression system" which matches boats with the rower's skill level. Many of our more active club members own their own singles and/or doubles which are stored in the boathouse for a fee. Individual club members are encouraged to organize teams, boats and practice times for recreational team rowing in addition to the following: Learn To Row - FREE The first and third Saturday mornings of the month at 10AM, CRC conducts a free learn-to-rowing for people new to the sport or rowers who a new to the Columbia area. New rowers can take up to 3 free learn-to-row saturdays before deciding if you want to join the club. CRC teaches rowing to everyone in the community who would like to try it. If interested contact Marty Shaffer to let him know you are coming or take a chance on a saturday morning and just showup. The class size is limited to a small number of beginners to ensure individual care and an optimal ...

Westfield Crew offers competitive rowing for high school students from Westfield, New Jersey and a summer Learn-to-Row program for female and male students entering grades 8-12. Our home for water practices is the Raritan River at the Rutgers Boatyard in New Brunswick (location, directions), and we row competitively at venues around the tri-state area. Our main racing season is in the spring. In the fall, Westfield Crew offers opportunities for new rowers (who have completed LTR) to build their skills on the water. The team also participates in several regattas. We are a private, tuition-based, not-for-profit rowing club. The summer Learn-to-Row program is a prerequisite to participate on the competitive rowing team. Sessions fill up on a first-come basis and are open to those who wish to become part of the competitive team or try out the sport. We compete in regattas at venues around the tri-state area, including Oyster Bay and the Raritan, Schuylkill, Passaic and Cooper rivers.