VARSITY PROGRAM
Attention Students Ages 13-17
Spring Tryouts are coming!
No experience needed!
2 week FREE trial!
Lots of college recruiting opportunities!
Step 1: Intro Practices
Come to any one of the following introductory practices
Saturday, Feb. 14th: 3-5pm
or
Sunday, Feb. 15th: 3-5pm
or
Saturday, Feb. 21st: 3-5pm
SLRC's boathouse at Creve Coeur Lake, 13777 Marine Ave. 63043
Wear clothes you can exercise in and athletic shoes
Rain or shine and parents welcome
Step 2: Tryouts
Spring tryouts for our competitive novice team will start on Monday, Feb. 16th and run for 2 weeks
Regular (ongoing) practice schedule (including tryouts) is Mon-Fri 4-6pm, Sat-Sun 10-12 OR 12-2
Attendance Requirement: Minimum of 4 practices per week.
Can't make Intro Practices on 2/14 or 2/15? Simply join in tryouts on Mon 2/16 or 2/17 or come to the Intro Practice on 2/21
Questions?
Please contact Head Coach Tim Franck at
coachtim@stlouisrowingclub.com
Concerned about cost?
We offer financial assistance. To find out if you qualify, click the button below.
Athletes who have more than one year of rowing experience can join our Varsity Team. Our varsity rowers build upon their existing skills and take their fitness to the next level. Many of our varsity rowers are recruited to row at the collegiate level.
Our Season: Rowing is a year-round sport. When we cannot go on the water, we do indoor workouts on the rowing machine.
Fall: Held late August through January. Typically consists of several 5,000-meter Head Races, including The Head of the Hooch in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Beginning in late November, practices move indoors and focus on strength and conditioning.
Spring: Held from February through late May (or June, for those who qualify for Junior Nationals.) The season starts indoors, then moves onto the water when it is warm enough. The season consists of several regattas, including Midwest Championships in May.
Summer: Held for first 3 weeks in August. Both varsity and experienced novice team members are eligible to participate in this optional summer program.
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