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SAMMAMISH ROWING ASSOCIATION
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High School Rowing

Community| Personal Discovery | Teamwork

Sammamish Rowing Association’s High School Team provides a safe and supportive environment for student athletes to develop rowing skills and fitness, as well as sportsmanship, commitment, teamwork, and discipline. SRA’s coaches provide support and guidance to help athletes pursue excellence on and off the water, set and achieve realistic goals, and develop balance between family, school, and rowing.  Junior rowers leave SRA with the confidence to take on the next chapters of their lives whether on or off the water, having built skills, friendships, and memories that will last a lifetime. Learn about scholarship opportunities here.
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"Rowing is for anyone, because of the success you can gain from it even when you are least expecting it. The community behind you will support you to achieve whatever you want. Rowing improved my life because it brought me some of my best friends, and I can say the experiences I’ve had with Sammamish Rowing Association have shaped me into the person I am today."

- Alex Lalor, 2019 Junior Program Alumni

Summer 2023- Register Here

CAMPS FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL ROWERS
Jump Start
SRA’s four-week Jump Start camp is an intensive camp for rising 9th-12th graders with no prior rowing experience and for rising 9th graders from SRA’s middle school program.  Participants plan to join SRA’s high school team in fall and/or want to learn what it’s like to be part of SRA’s competitive team.  Athletes will work hard as they learn about rowing technique, fitness training, and the commitment required to be part of SRA’s year-round high school team.  This camp is highly recommended but not required for fall participation.  Jump Start participants who join the high school team in fall will receive a $100 credit toward their fall fees.  
  • Dates:  July 17-August 10, Monday-Thursday
  • Time: 11 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
  • Cost: $724 + $25 USRowing membership

Try Rowing
SRA’s three-week Try Rowing camps are for rising 9th-12th graders who are looking for a traditional summer camp experience. Sign up for Try Rowing to explore a new sport, make friends, and have fun this summer.  Less intensive than SRA’s Jump Start Program, Try Rowing is for kids who are not currently considering joining SRA’s year-round high school program. Rising 9th graders from SRA’s middle school program are also eligible to join. Camps available in June, July, and August; limit one camp per person.
  
Sessions:
  • June: May 30-June 15, Monday-Thursday, 4:30-6:30 p.m.
  • July:  July 17-August 3, Monday-Thursday, 1:15-3:15 p.m.
  • August: August 7- August 24, Monday-Thursday, 1:15-3:15 p.m.  
Cost:   June $416; July and August $455; + $25 USRowing membership​

CAMPS FOR RETURNING HIGH SCHOOL ROWERS
 
Experienced Team June
This three-week program is an extension of SRA’s spring high school season and is limited to athletes who rowed with the high school team in spring.
  • Dates:  June 12-29, Monday-Thursday
  • Time:  Boys 4-6:15 p.m., Girls 4:15-6:30 p.m.
  • Cost:  $455
 
Introduction to Small Boats
This camp is for SRA athletes who have completed their first year on the high school team and/or rowers who have been on the team longer but who want to develop more familiarity with small boats.
  • Dates:  July 10-August 3, Monday-Thursday
  • Time:  9:30-11:30 a.m.
  • Cost:  $624
 
Advanced Small Boats
This camp is by coach invitation only and is for SRA rowers with extensive previous experience in small boats. Rowers will learn advanced small boat skills, including racing. The camp may conclude with a race at Green Lake on August 5 (billed separately). If interested in this camp, please speak with your coach.
  • Dates:  July 10-August 5, Monday-Thursday
  • Time:  7:15-9:15 a.m.
  • Cost:  $624​​
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2023 Regular Season
Spring
Monday, January 9 - Monday, May 22 (select athletes continue until Youth Nationals and end on June 11)

​Fall 
  • Dates
    • August start:  August 14-December 16
    • September start:  September 5-December 16
  • Practice times:  not yet available, likely similar to spring practice times below
  • Cost:  TBD
 
Holidays:  Jan. 16, Feb. 20, Apr. 10-11, July 3-8, Sep. 4, Nov. 20-25

Spring practice times
BOYS
- M/W/F 4-6:30 p.m.
- T/Th 4-6:15 p.m.
- Saturday 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
 
GIRLS
- M/W/F 4:15-6:45 p.m.
- T/Th 4:15-6:30 p.m.
- Saturday 10:15 a.m.-1 p.m.


Requirements and Resources
For FAQ's, policies, forms, and resources, click here
Junior Rower Code of Conduct 2022
Coach Liza Dickson stands talking to her junior boys rowers before a regatta.
A rower is photographed rowing through the Montlake Cut. He is wearing an SRA uniform and appears to be rowing in a junior mens eight.
2023 Fees
  • Spring: $2,138
  • Regatta fees and travel costs not included, see estimated total cost
  • Financial aid is available
  • Fees are subject to change
A rower leans back towards his teammate. The two are bow pair in what appears to be an eight. Both are holding their oars while keeping the boat set on water.
Coach Alec Willett is surrounded by his junior girls team as he preps them for their upcoming race. The girls are wearing their SRA unisuits and Alec is wearing a bright neon jacket.

2023 Spring Racing Schedule

Click here for the full schedule.

Junior Regionals: 
Thursday, May 18 - Sunday, May 21

Training


Developing the fitness, skills, and strength required to be competitive requires a serious time commitment, including practice after school and on Saturdays as well as regattas on some weekends.  To achieve top speed on the water, rowers also spend significant time on land engaged in weight training, running, and time on rowing machines (ergs).  The practice and race schedule varies by season; see below for the current schedule.  

Rowing is a year-round sport at SRA.  However, if you are a multisport athlete interested in joining us after your other sport season is over, email one of the junior coaches via our staff page.
A rower from the junior girls team is smiling in the boat while grabbing onto the dock. She wear a tank top with the word
Five teammates stand arms over each other's shoulders on an award podium. They have medal around their necks and are shown smiling.

Team Results


  • Numerous Northwest Regional championships
  • Multiple top-ten finishes at Youth National Championships
  • Dozens of SRA rowers recruited to row for NCAA Division I, II, and III colleges
  • World Championships have featured SRA alumni on Team USA
  • 2016 Olympics Men’s 8+ team included SRA alumni Hans Struzyna and Rob Munn
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​Sammamish Rowing Association
​5022 W. Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE
​Redmond, WA 98052
info@srarowing.com
​425-653-2583
Mailing Address: 
Sammamish Rowing Association
P.O. Box 3309
Redmond, WA 98073
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