Whether you are looking to get active, make new friends or just love being on the water, rowing is the sport for you. No experience is necessary, just bring a positive attitude and a willingness to learn, we will teach you the rest!
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Tentative 2025-2026 Season Schedule
Fall
High School: Aug. 25 - Oct. 27 Middle School: Sept. 8 - Nov. 2
Winter
High School: Dec. 1, 2025 - Feb. 13, 2026 Middle School: Jan. 9 - April 3
Spring
High School: Mar. 2 - June 5 Middle School: Mar. 9 - Jun. 5
Summer
Competitive Program, rising 10th - 12th Grade: June 22 -July 18
Development Program, rising 9th - 12th Grade with previous rowing experience : July 6 - 17; July 20 - July 31 ; Aug 3 - 14
Learn to Row (through the Town of Clifton Park), rising 7th - 8th Grade: July 6 - 17; July 20 - July 31 ; Aug 3 - 14
Program Categories
Novice
Athletes with less than one year of experience on the water. Athletes focus on:
learning names for parts of equipment
proper handling of equipment
parts of the stroke
developing the stroke
working as part of a team
Athletes are boated daily in a manner to get as many people on the water as possible while focusing on their long term development.
Experienced Middle School
7 - 8th grade athletes with 1 year or more of experience on the water. Athletes focus on:
continued development of boat knowledge
rowing technique
team skills.
More time is spent on fine tuning stroke skills and developing race techniques including scrimmages and a season ending championship regatta.
Competitive Program
The Competitive Program, which includes first year freshmen and high school rowers, has a higher level of commitment required which is outlined by the Program Director to athletes desiring to race at the highest levels of the sport.
This squad requires training above the standard expected of high school athletes.