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2024 Racing Schedule 

Sprint Races                 

 

Covered Bridge Regatta, Dexter Lake, Lowell, Oregon     

April 13-14, 2024  (CRC participation*: All)

Opening Day Regatta, Montlake Cut, Seattle, Washington 

May 4, 2024 (CRC participation: Invitational)

USRowing NW Regionals, Dexter Lake, Lowell, Oregon

June 21-23, 2024 (CRC participation: Selective)

 

USRowing RowFest (Masters Nationals), Oklahoma River, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

July 13-21, 2024; Masters dates, July 18-21. (CRC participation: Selective)

 

Head Races

Tail of the Lake, Lake Union, Seattle, Washington

October 6, 2024 (CRC participation: Selective)

Head of the Charles, Charles River, Boston, Massachusetts

October 18-20, 2024 (CRC participation: Invitational)

Portland Fall Classic, Vancouver Lake, Vancouver, Washington

October 27, 2024 (CRC participation: All)

Head & Tail of the Gorge, Victoria, British Columbia 

October 26-27, 2024 (CRC participation: Selective)

Head of the Schuylkill, Schuylkill, River, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

October 26-27, 2024 (CRC participation: On your own)

 

Head of the Lake, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington

November 3, 2024 (CRC participation: Invitational)

* Participation – While all members are encouraged to sign up for any regatta, participation follows these guidelines:

  • Novice: Members who have been rowing less than two years.

  • All: With the goal of offering multiple levels of racing experience, CRC fills as many boats as possible, restricted by number of seats available and crew safety.

  • Selective: With the goal of winning, CRC selects boating lineups from the available sign up list.

  • Invitational: Limited, high-profile regattas may "invite" a specific boat category to race.

  • On-your-own: CRC will not trailer boats to this event.  Interested rowers should find other clubs or boats for participation.

Opening Day 2019.PNG

We have one boat going to Opening Day 2024 -- a men's boat (M50+). LET'S GO! In 2019, our M60+ won G-O-L-D by 4/100th of a second. That's win of about 9 inches. See video.

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