KCRC

About KCRC

About KCRC

History: The Kenai Crewsers Rowing Club is the oldest rowing club in Alaska, founded in 1997.

Regatta Schedule: KCRC competes at regattas in Alaska as well as in the Lower 48. Events include both sweep rowing and sculling.

Past Regatta Archive

Row with us!: Each year in the early summer, KCRC sponsors a Learn to Row event where novices can try their hand at sweep rowing.

2008 Practice Schedule: Check out who will be where, when during summer 2008.

Our Fabulous Sponsors: KCRC is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation, and greatly appreciates our corporate sponsors.

KCRC in the Press:
Seward Phoenix Log Sept 2006, Feb 2007, Mar 2007, Oct 2007
1998 USRowing Magazine

Keep up to date with KCRC News:
April 2008 Newsletter | April 2007 Newsletter
August 2006 Newsletter | April 2006 Newsletter

Team
KCRC crew members at the Moose Nugget Regatta, July 2006 in Wasilla AK

General Club Philosophy Statement: Our purpose is to include all individuals who want to row, regardless of age (14-99), gender or ability; enhance personal growth through the challenge of continuous learning for fun and fitness; foster unity, camaraderie, and fitness; promote a healthy community lifestyle through our visible example; provide members the opportunity to participate in competitive sweep-oar rowing and sculling on the Kenai Peninsula and in state, national, and international competitions.

Competition Philosophy Statement: In order to maintain the interest of rowers who want to compete, a “boat to win” could be seated for one or more of the regattas that the club participates in each year. This might be one event in the regatta or the philosophy for that entire regatta. In the preseason, the club will choose which regatta(s) will be priorities for competitive boats. The coach will establish and announce the criteria in a timely manner for being selected for the “boat to win” to allow everyone interested time to train. At no time does KCRC intend to foster a division of members or develop an elitist attitude within the club. The loss of members due to an emphasis on competition, or because of a lack of emphasis on competition, is not acceptable.