Rising grades 6-12 - enjoy a fun team sport on nearby Lake Purdy!

Meet new friends, be part of a team, and get fit.  

Learn sweep rowing technique, coxing, and working together as a crew in the ultimate team sport. 

A high % of youth rowers receive college scholarships!

“Though a collegiate sport since the mid 1800's, the NCAA didn't officially adopt rowing (and the 12,000 newly available scholarships) as an official sport for women until 1997. A recent report shows that 55.5% of girls in youth rowing, 17.8% of boys get some form of university scholarship funding, making it a sensible sport for parents, schools and communities.” 

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-resurgence-of-rowing-300294717.html

All camp sessions meet at the boathouse at Lake Purdy, 3780 Boat Launch Road, 35242. You will see the boathouse on the right and the Lake Purdy Fishing offices on the left. Meet in front of the boathouse. 

Gear – Bring a bottle of water bottle for hydration, a baseball cap, sunglasses, and wear sunscreen. 

Clothing – A “coolmax” type t-shirt and spandex shorts are standard rowing attire (loose clothing can catch in the equipment). Shoes must have a narrow heel (not running shoes) to fit in the heel cups.

Inclement Weather – Assume that camp will be held as scheduled unless we notify you otherwise - in the case of high winds or thunderstorms, we will text to let you know camp will be rescheduled.