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Head of the Rock Regatta ~What you need to know

by CRRC Administrator | Sep 28, 2017 | Junior Rowing, regattas, Rowers

Head of the Rock Regatta ~ Rockford, IL Sunday, October 8, 2017 Click Here for the full itinerary of the Head of the Rock Regatta Important Notes: ROWERS must have a US Rowing Waiver a Code of Conduct and an attendance agreement on file. NO BUS. Coaches and Captains...

National Learn to Row Day Open House at CRRC

by CRRC Administrator | May 8, 2017 | General Interest, Learn to Row, Summer Programming, We Can Row

National Learn to Row Day Saturday June 3,  9-11AM Camp Randall Rowing Club will be hosting an OPEN HOUSE at Brittingham Boathouse. Have you ever wanted to try rowing? Looking for something active to do this summer? We want YOU in the boat! Come down to the boathouse...

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Camp Randall Rowing, Inc., (Camp Randall) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation that has grown from an informally organized rowing club formed in 1995 into a community-wide volunteer organization offering junior competitive, senior, development camp and learn to row programs. Camp Randall’s primary purpose is to foster national and international rowing by supporting and developing amateur athletes for national and international competition in the sport of rowing. The overall purpose of all the programs is to encourage, develop, instruct and train young men and women in the sport of competitive rowing; to encourage and develop community-wide amateur competition in the sport of rowing; to solicit scholarships to support Junior and Middle School rowers and WeCanRow participants who otherwise would never have an opportunity to participate in the sport, and finally to promote lifelong healthy activities through an understanding and appreciation of the sport of rowing.

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