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Welcome to the Family
SRA is a family. From the moment you arrive at the boathouse, you are a welcomed member of a diverse and inclusive community. We foster a culture that treats each rower equally.
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All Ages, All Grades
Rowing is a great sport to learn in high school. Unlike many sports, prior experience is not necessary to be successful - just a desire to work hard, learn, and support your teammates.
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Parent Testimonials
"More than a team, SRA is a community where young people can belong, learn, and grow."
"My child works harder than I've ever seen him work at anything in rowing. You've given him the gift of self confidence, health and pride. I don't even know what to say except thank you a million times over." |
Learn More & Sign Up
Complete the form below and we'll follow up with you shortly, or email us at tryrowing@srarowing.com.
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New high school rowers can sign up for a two week trial (less a small, non-refundable transaction fee). During the two week trial new rowers will get a feel for what rowing is like, discover the culture of the team, and try rowing on the ergometer and in the boat.
Spring 2020 Schedule: January 6 – May 18
M - F | 3:45 - 6:30pm, occasional Saturday practices and races, see our high school page for holidays and more.
Prerequisites: No experience required, grade 9+, ability to swim
Spring 2020 Team Fees: Spring: $2,265 (price rises after 12/29) *Costs for travel regattas not included, see Estimated Cost of Participation
Junior Program Purpose – A unifying cause that connects and guides every coach
The purpose of the SRA junior program is to positively influence the formation of each athlete, functioning at their highest level.
Junior Program Values – Shared attributes that embody and sustain the SRA culture
Respect, Accountability, Embrace Adversity, Invest In Each Other, Celebrate The Process, Determined To Achieve Ambitious Goals
Junior Program Performance Goal – A collective team effort that includes every rower
Every rower has the opportunity to contribute to team success, culminating with the specific team goal to sweep regionals.
Spring 2020 Schedule: January 6 – May 18
M - F | 3:45 - 6:30pm, occasional Saturday practices and races, see our high school page for holidays and more.
Prerequisites: No experience required, grade 9+, ability to swim
Spring 2020 Team Fees: Spring: $2,265 (price rises after 12/29) *Costs for travel regattas not included, see Estimated Cost of Participation
Junior Program Purpose – A unifying cause that connects and guides every coach
The purpose of the SRA junior program is to positively influence the formation of each athlete, functioning at their highest level.
Junior Program Values – Shared attributes that embody and sustain the SRA culture
Respect, Accountability, Embrace Adversity, Invest In Each Other, Celebrate The Process, Determined To Achieve Ambitious Goals
Junior Program Performance Goal – A collective team effort that includes every rower
Every rower has the opportunity to contribute to team success, culminating with the specific team goal to sweep regionals.
Rowing in College and Beyond
Recruiting Support
SRA provides all rowers with free support for college recruitment and scholarships.*
Among national high school rowers, 55% of girls and 17% of boys will receive a rowing scholarship. By comparison, less that 1% of high school soccer players will receive a college scholarship. *SRA provides no guarantee of college recruitment or scholarships. |
Success in College
Getting recruited is one thing, but SRA alumni go all the way. From Washington, Stanford, and California on the west coast, to Texas and SMU in the south, and north to MIT, Brown, and Wisconsin, Sammamish rowers win national championships at world-renowned universities.
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National Team
In 2016, SRA alumni Hans Struzyna and Rob Munn represented the United States at the Olympics in Rio, finishing 4th in the Men's 8+. Other national team members (and World Champions) include Will Spencer, Sam Halbert, and Eli Maesner. Unbounded opportunity starts at SRA.
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