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A private, not-for-profit organization with the mission of promoting rowing in Greater Richmond, VA area. VBC offers members the opportunity to enjoy miles of scenic recreational and competitive rowing on the James River, and participate in local, regional, and national regattas. In addition, VBC hosts two regattas each year - Rocketts Landing Sprints and the Head of the James.
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James River Rowers
James River Crew RapidsThe crew team of James River High School is made up of over 70 athletes from all four classes and includes both male and female rowers, novice and varsity. James River co-hosts the Head of the James Regatta with Virginia Boat Club (VBC). website
River City Crew (RCC) is a scholastic rowing club consisting primarily of high school students from the Richmond, Virginia metropolitan area.
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University of Richmond Crew
Richmond SpidersWith its lineage dating back to the early 1890s, Richmond Crew is one of the oldest competing athletic teams in the history of the University. website
VCU Crew has earned a reputation as boating fast crews that compete with Virginia Tech, Mary Washington, ODU, American University, and other regional crews throughout the Mid-Atlantic. website
Hamilton Crew
Hamilton CollegeCrew has a long tradition at Hamilton College, beginning in the mid 1800's, just after the Civil War. At this time, the team practiced on the Chenango Canal, which stretched from Utica to Binghamton. Located at the bottom of College Hill, the canal provided a perfect setting for a popular sport at Hamilton. A point worthy of note is that Hamilton competed at the legendary 4th of July races on Saratoga Lake in 1875 & 1876. details Hamilton College Crew website
For nearly a decade the EVSRA has sponsored a full schedule of regattas for high school aged men and women. Most teams are located in Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Chesapeake, but also have members from Virginia's Eastern Shore, and from as far away as Tappahannock, Richmond and Charlottesville.
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The Foundation for Rowing Education, Inc. is a non-profit partnership formed to facilitate safe rowing and safe coaching education. more
OarSpotter.com
Blades of the WorldYour online guide to rowing blade designs from around the world! USA High Schools & Junior Programs
Regatta Workbench is a free, open source rowing regatta results management platform designed to leverage and demonstrate the power an open computing platform and data standards for the management of rowing regatta information. more
The ART of Rowing
part of Bright Water GalleryThe Art of Rowing offers art prints, posters, cards and gifts showing the sport of rowing, including crew and sculling. more
The Coxswain Cafe
The original online coxswain resourceDynamic community and educational resource for coxswains and rowers more
The Cox Guide
George D. Kirschbaum Jr.Website about a book for every coxswain from the rank beginner to the top collegiate level. more
Cadence Rowing started in 2001 with a single mission - to give rowers quality tools to realize their full potential. Cadence's flagship product at the time was the popular oar-mounted stroke rate monitor. more
Ronin Racing
Access to Rowing...SimplifiedComplete event management solutions aimed at the sporting community. more

















