Juniors Rowing Program - Spring 2012 Semester
Our Juniors Program is dedicated to developing young rowers by teaching technique, teamwork, and self-discipline. Our Fall 2011 semester was a great success with over one-hundred young people being trained under the watchful eyes of our coaching staff. We look forward to continuing to develop our young rowers during the Spring 2012 semester, which will begin on January 5th and runs through May 30th. The regular cost for the Spring 2012 Program is $395 per student ($275 for St. Stephens students). Juniors Semester Tuition (including St. Stephens) can now be purchased online using credit cards or PayPal. Please bring your receipt to the club when redeeming your purchase. Please include the name of the student in the note section when buying online.
Registration Process
Click here to download the Juniors Information Packet with all the rules and guidelines. This is only available online.
Click here to learn more about our St Stephens Rowing Program.
Physical Education Credit
Texas Rowing Center is an approved provider for off campus for physical education credit. Our program satisfies all physical education credit requirements of AISD, Eanes, St. Stephen's, RRISD and others. Check with your school district to see if Texas Rowing Center is an approved provider for your school district. To receive AISD P.E. Credit, you must return the AISD Application and Waiver Package to your school counselor by January 5th. Start this process early! Click here on the link to download the AISD Application and Waiver Package. The application must have all approved signatures and be turned in by the 1st day of classes for the student to receive PE credit.
Competitive Crew
Our competitive program challenges those high-school students who want to train to race competitively in regattas. We hone the talents of each individual by improving fitness and developing technical proficiency. Athletes practice and race in sculling singles, doubles, quads, fours and eights. Our goal is to develop team boats capable of competing in regattas and winning state and national championships.
Recreational Crew
The Recreational Crew is the best option for students who are interested in rowing, but are not interested in competing. This program is perfect for new rowers and experienced rowers alike from grades 6 to 12. In addition to rowing, students learn to kayak, canoe, and stand-up paddle boards. The goal for crew members is to learn boating techniques and endurance, while experiencing the excitement of the water. Recreational Crew members are invited to participate in local regattas and inter-squad races.
Flexible Practice Schedule
The following program schedule provides maximum flexibility so that busy students can choose the practice schedule and degree of commitment to suit their individual goals:
Monday – 4:45pm to 6:30pm
Tuesday – 4:45pm to 6:30pm
Wednesday – 4:45pm to 6:30pm
Thursday – 4:45pm to 6:30pm
Friday – 4:45pm to 6:30pm (Competitive Crew only)
Saturday – 11:00pm to 1:00pm
Students may row up to five times per week, but must attend at least three sessions per week for PE credit.
Open House for the Spring 2012 Semester
Come learn more at one of our informative Parent Open House Orientation Sessions on the TRC dock:
Thursday - January 5th, 2012 at 5:00pm
Saturday - January 7th, 2012 at Noon
Saturday - January 14th, 2012 at Noon
All parents and students are welcome.
