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2013 Camp Directory
Please send information about your 2013 rowing camp to USRowing's membership department at members@usrowing.org.
2013 Experienced Summer Rowing Program
Contact info: Jenn Grieb
Phone: 412-231-8772
E-mail: jenngrieb@threeriversrowing.org
Website: www.threeriversrowing.org
Offers: June 10 - July 19, 2013
Body of Water: Allegheny River
Town/Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Cost: $500
Ages: High School and College
Description: The summer program is for high school or college rowers with at least one season of rowing experience. High School rowers will row primarily in sweep boats whil the college program will be primarily in sculling boats. (threeriversrowing.org/r-trracompteam.html)
Colorado Novice and Varsity Rowing (sweep)
Contact: Theresa Szeliga
Phone: 206-501-0426
E-Mail: carrszeliga@comcast.net
Offers: June 3-June 14: June 17-June 28; 7-9am, M-F, plus regattas
Body of Water: Boulder Reservoir
Town/Location: Boulder, CO
Cost: both sessions $250 or one session $150
Ages: Incoming 8th-12th grade, plus graduating seniors
Meals/Housing: a possibility with host families, contact Theresa
Description: The novice program is open to those who have never rowed before, are 13 years old (and up) and starting grades 8-12 in the fall. The program is geared towards introductory rowing - learning the fundamentals. The novice participants will have an opportunity to participate in a race at the end of the program. Prior rowing experience is required to be in the summer varsity program (ages 13 and up). Varsity rowers are those who have rowed for at least one season. Varsity is geared towards competitive rowing and competing in two regattas in CO.
NBC Rowing
Contact: Albin Moser, Director
Email: albin@RowNBC.org
Website: www.RowNCB.org
Offers: Adults and Teens (15+): Session 1: April 1-May 9, Session 2: May 13-June 20, Session 3 June 24-August 1, Session 4: August 5-September 12, Session 5: September 15-October 24, Session 6: October 29-November 14. Youth (13-19): Session 1: April 1-May 16, Session 2: June 24-July 19, Session 3: July 22-August 16, Session 4: September 3-October 24, Session 5: October 28-November 14
Body of Water: Seekonk River
Location: NBC Rowing, Narragansett Boat Club, P.O. Box 60311, Providence, RI 02906
Cost: $110 for 12 classes in Barge; $215 for 12 classes in sculling and eights
Age: 13-Adults
Description: Since 1971 teens and adults in the Providence metropolitan area have been taking classes in rowing and sculling at the Narragansett Boat Club. Our current edition o rowers follows a rowing and sculling progression from barge to Zephyr and into the club's flotilla of singles and sweep boats. Classes run within a 90-minute time frame, starting April 1, every six weeks until November 14. We also have special summer youth programs for scullers and sweep rowers. For more information, check out www.RowNBC.org.
New Trier High School Summer Development On-the-Water Rowing Camp
Contact: Rose Marchuk, Director of Rowing
Email: roserowsameritech.net
Website: www.newtrierrowing.com
Offers: June 12-July 15, 2013
Body of Water: North Shore Channel, Chicago River
Location: 3220 Oakton, Dammrich Rowing Center, Skokie, IL
Cost: $850
Ages: 9th-12th grade
Meal Plans: No
Housing: No
Description: Take your rowing to the next level this summer! High school rowers with a minimum of one year of rowing experience are invited to participate in this training and racing camp. On-the-water sessions are designed to further develop technique and prepare athletes for national-level rowing competition. Video analysis will be provided. Camp will be led by New Trier High School coaches. Each class will run weekdays, Monday through Friday morning for girls, afternoons for boys, with the exception of July 4th. Camp fee covers coaching, facilities and boat usage. Click here for reservation form and more information.
Patriot Rowing Learn to Row Camp
Contact: Ted Nagorsen
Email: Tnagorse@gmu.edu
Website: www.gomason.com
Offers: June 17-21, 2013
Body of Water: Occoquan Reservoir
Location: Sandy Run Regional Park, Fairfax Station, VA
Cost: $350
Ages: 7th-10th grade
Meal Plans: Lunch only
Housing: No
Description:
Patriot Rowing Camp (PRC) provides the opportunity for young athletes to
get a jumpstart on rowing. This camp will teach the basic rowing
stroke, body mechanics, boat handling skill, and equipment care. PRC is
open to all boys and girls in the local area with no rowing experience,
who are interested in learning the fundamentals of the sport. PRC is
hosted by current Division 1 collegiate coaches and athletes. Available
spaces will be limited.
Patriot Rowing Development Camp
Contact: Ted Nagorsen
Email: Tnagorse@gmu.edu
Website: www.gomason.com
Offers: June 24th-28th
Body of Water: Occoquan Reservoir
Location: Sandy Run Regional Park, Fairfax Station, VA
Cost: $450
Ages: High school females only
Requirements: At least one full season of race experience
Meal Plans: Lunch
only
Housing: No
Description:
After three successful summers in a row, Patriot Rowing Development Camp
is back again. PRC offers local high school athletes the opportunity to
train and develop in small boats, primarily 2-‘s, 2x’s and 4+’s while
working with Division 1 coaches and athletes. We will focus primarily on
the rowing technique and provide individual attention to each athlete.
Available spaces will be limited.
Pittsburgh Rowing Club Summer Camp
Contact info: Mark Roberts
Phone: 412-447-1658
E-mail: pittsburghrowingclub@gmail.com
Website: www.pittsburghrowingclub.com
Offers: 1st Session - June 12 - July 12, 2013
2nd Session - July 14th - August 17th
Body of Water: Ohio River
Town/Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Cost: $350 per session
Ages: High School and College
Description: A camp for any rower. Skill can range from “knowing the basics” to wanting to compete at a high level. All rowers are welcome and encouraged to join. However, there will be an assumption that the rower has some experience being in a boat and has rowed at least one season. We will compete in several races over the season and will train to row at a high level in both sweep and sculling boats.
http://www.pittsburghrowingclub.com/summer-camp/
PNRA Novice Summer Camp
Contact info: Kristopher Grudt
E-mail: krisgrudt@rowpnra.org
Website: www.rowpnra.org
Offers: June 17-21, July 8-12, July 29-August 2
Body of Water: Mercer Lake
Type of waterway: Lake
Town/Location: 1 South Post Road,West Windsor, NJ 08550
Cost: $340
Ages: Grades 7-12
Meal Plans: no
Description: The PNRA Novice Camp introduces young athletes to the sport
of rowing from learning the basic strokes and boat handling to racing
at the end of the week. Open to all with no experience required. This
camp is a great way to try out the sport of rowing
PNRA Resolute Racing Camp
Contact info: Kristopher Grudt
E-mail: krisgrudt@rowpnra.org
Website: www.rowpnra.org
Offers: July 14-19, July 21-26
Body of Water: Mercer Lake
Type of waterway: Lake
Town/Location: 1 South Post Road,West Windsor, NJ 08550
Cost: $935
Ages: Grades 9-12
Meal Plans: Yes
Housing: Yes; athletes stay at Peddie School
Description: The program is designed to enable junior rowers to take
their rowing to the next level under the guidance of coaches from some
of the top collegiate programs in the country.
2013 Princeton High Performance Rowing Camps
Contact info: Martin Crotty
Phone: 609-658-8239
E-mail: mmcrotty@princeton.edu
Website: http://www.princetonsportscamps.com/camps/rowing.htm
Offers: Camp I: June 22-26, Camp II: June 28-July 2, Camp III: July 29-Aug 2, Camp IV: Aug 5-9
Body of Water: Lake Carnegie
Town/Location: Princeton, NJ
Cost: $950 Camper, $875 Commuter
Ages: High School: Grades 9-12
Description: The Princeton High Performance Rowing Camps are designed for experienced male and female high school rowers who want to enhance their rowing ability. Lori Dauphiny (Openweight Women), Spencer Washburn (Heavyweight Men), Marty Crotty (Lightweight Men), and Paul Rassam (Lightweight Women), lead a distinguished lineup of coaches that will provide specific technical and physiological instruction utilizing Princeton’s state-of-the-art facilities. Armed with the same knowledge, systematic approach, and maybe even a few of the tricks that have won our coaching staff dozens of Eastern Sprints, IRA, NCAA, and World Championship gold medals, you will, quite simply become a better rower that is tougher to beat.
Rowgue LLC
Contact info: Karen Simmons/ Kathy LHommedieu
Phone: 203-405-1818
E-mail: karen@rowgue.com
Website: www.rowgue.com
Offers: May 8-12, 2013
Availability: masters scullers, 1x, 2x
Facilities: high quality sculls, two buoyed 2000m courses, video, all inclusive, hotel and food
Docking: rowing specific
Body of Water: Lago di Varese
Type of waterway: lake
Town/Location: Varese
Nearest Major City: Milan
Distance from Major Airport (miles): 25 miles approx
Radnor Girls Crew Club (RGCC) Learn to Row
Contact info: Elizabeth Lowy
Website/Registration: http://www.radnorcrew.org/girls/row_with_us/index.htm?tpm=1_2&pab=3_4 (www.radnorcrew.org)
Offers: Two, Two-Week Sessions (weekdays only): June 17 - 28 and August
12 - 23, 9am to 1pm weekdays (daily drop off is 8:30am and pick-up by
1:30pm)
Town/Location: Hines Rowing Center/Whitemarsh Boat Club in Conshohocken, PA
Cost: $550 for one session (two weeks) or $1,000.00 for both sessions (four weeks)
Ages: Girls, ages 12-16
Description:
The RGCC Rowing Camp is a "learn-to-row" program that introduces the
sport of rowing to girls ages 12-16. We welcome girls from any
school--camp is not limited to girls from Radnor Township. The goal is
to provide an opportunity for students to learn to row in a
non-competitive environment. The sessions teach the mechanics of how to
row with one oar (sweep rowing) which can be applied to two-oared rowing
(sculling). The program is designed to give each rower time to develop
and improve rowing skills in a relaxed atmosphere. The campers will
progress quickly from learning technique on the rowing machines to
application on the water. No prior rowing experience is needed.
Sagamore Summer Rowing Camp
Contact info: Gary Staurowsky or Hugo Guardado-Henriquez
E-mail: sagamoregary@gmail.com or yo_remo@hotmail.com
Website: www.sagamorerowing.org/Junior_Youth/Travel_Team.html
Offers: June 24-August 11
Availability: Sweeping and sculling
Facilities: Sagamore's Boathouse (Oyster Bay, NY)
Town/Location: Oyster Bay
Description: Sagamore Rowing Association is now excepting applications for the 2013 Summer Rowing Program. This program is open to all high school and College rowers of varying levels of experience. Interested rowers will have two options of training to choose.
The first option is designed for the competitive team; this option is designed for rowers who would like to improve their technique as well as their personal times. The focus will be on development and personal improvement, on and off the water. All skill levels are welcome and strongly encouraged to attend. This will be offered in two-week sessions over a six-week period. Website: http://www.sagamorerowing.org/Junior_Youth/Competitive_Training.html
The second option is for our travel team, this option is designed for rower who would like to continue staying competitive while their team is out of season. This option is based on selection. Athletes will be required to meet the program’s standard from the applications received. The selected rowers will attend three major regattas, competing against some of the top teams in the country. This will be held over the entire seven-week period.Website: http://www.sagamorerowing.org/Junior_Youth/Travel_Team.html
Undine Juniors
Contact info: Jonathan Stephanik
Phone: 484-417-2765
E-mail: undinejuniors@gmail.com
Website: www.undine.com
Offers: June 17 - July 31, 2013
Body of Water: Schuylkill River
Town/Location: Philadelphia, PA
Cost: $1,000
Ages: 14-19
Description: Undine Juniors is a 6-week competitive camp that focuses on both sculling and sweep. The team rows out of one of Philly's prominent rowing clubs.
William & Mary Summer Rowing Camp
Contact info: Jason Mitchell, Director of Rowing
E-mail: wmrowingcamp@gmail.com
Website: http://www.wmrowing.org/camp
Offers: Intermediate level: July 7-12, 14-19, Advanced level: July 21-26
Body of Water: Chickahominy River
Town/Location: Tack Family Boathouse, James City VA 23185
Cost: $599/week (room and board included)
Ages: Young men and women ages 13-18
Description: This program is designed for intermediate and advanced sweep rowers to refine technique and develop skills by practicing twice a day and receiving individual attention from WMRC's coaches. Rowers will room in William & Mary housing, eat three meals a day in the college's dining halls, and practice at the college's indoor and outdoor rowing facilities, which include the Student Recreation Center and the new Tack Family Boathouse. Registration now open.
Wisconsin Summer Rowing Camp for Girls and Boys
Contact info: Chris Clark, Simon Carcagno, Beau Hoopman, Megan Cooke and Heidi Hunsberger
E-mail: sgc@athletics.wisc.edum
Website: (Girls Camp) http://www.uwbadgers.com/camps/camp-wRowing.html, (Boy’s Camp) http://www.uwbadgers.com/camps/camp-mRowing.html
Offers: July 15-20th; 22-27th; and July 29th – August 3rd.
Description: Our camp is coached by the Wisconsin Rowing staff including Chris Clark, Simon Carcagno, Beau Hoopman, Megan Cooke and Heidi Hunsberger. We cater to all experience levels from beginners who have never taken a stroke to athletes preparing to row in college in the fall. This summer we are offering three sessions: July 15-20th; 22-27th; and July 29th – August 3rd.Campers live in the dorms next door to the boathouse, eat on campus and learn the skills to succeed at a top rowing college. We have a very low staff to camper ratio to ensure that athletes receive individual attention. While our camp is one of the most affordable, we also offer discounts for groups of 4 or more and can accommodate teams preparing for Canadian Henley.
Youth Learn-To-Row Camp
Contact info: Dana Boudreau
Phone: 603-767-2412
E-mail: danat3@comcast.net
Website: www.greatbayrowing.org
Offers: Session I: June 24-28, 1-5pm; Session II: July 22-26, 1-5pm
Body of Water: Oyster River, Durham, NH
Town/Location: Durham, NH 03824
Cost: $200/Session
Ages: Children Age 12+
Description: Intensive rowing training and recreation. 5 day camps for children age 12 (by June 1) and older