Fall 2010 Season: Start date: August 16, 2010 for returning rowers, August 23rd for all new members.
Sneak Peek Week begins Monday, August 23rd @ 3:30pm @ Lake Wheeler!
Fall Kick-off meeting for parents and rowers: Sat 8/28, 10am @ Lake Wheeler.
For Practice and Regatta schedules, please see the "Members" tab.

Welcome To Triangle Rowing Club
Information on Summer Rowing Camps @ TRIANGLE ROWING ACADEMY is now available - please see the 'Visitors / Summer Rowing Camps" menu.
Sneak Peek Week begins: Monday, August 23rd @ 3:30pm. Come down for 2 weeks and see if this is the sport for you! Please contact us for more information.
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WEATHER ALERT: No alert at this time **wear sunscreen & a hat** WE DO ROW IN THE RAIN!
updated June 16, 2010 4:45pm
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SUMMER ROWING CLUB SCHEDULE: (posted 6/25/10)
View the UPDATED schedule @ www.mysignup.com/trcsummer
More dates/times to be added soon!
Signup @: www.mysignup.com/trcsummer
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Thinking about rowing...check us out! Please contact the coaches if you are interested in finding out more! coach@trianglerowing.org
Triangle Rowing Club is a competitive rowing team based in Wake County, North Carolina. The club is open to students 12 years old and up, from all middle and high schools in the Triangle area. We have rowers from Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Garner, Apex, Holly Springs and Wake Forest. Our kids come from a number of local schools, including Raleigh Charter, Broughton, Enloe, Green Hope, Martin, Cary Academy, Cardinal Gibbons and others. We w elcome rowers of all abilities, from novice to experienced. We strive to provide a fun, safe, positive and stimulating experience for our rowers. They learn to compete and work as a team, gaining valuable life skills.
The club practices at Lake Wheeler, located about six miles south of downtown Raleigh. Our fleet includes doubles, fours, eights and pairs. We do sweep rowing and sculling.
We compete in regional regattas, in nearby states such as Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia. Fall is for head racing, in which boats race the clock, in single file, with interval starts, over a winding course of up to 6000 meters. In the spring, rowers compete head-to-head in six lanes over a straight 2000 meter course.
Please check back regularly for updates.

A successful trip to Head of the Lafayette
