Ok, everyone. At this point, there are some key basics that every rower really should already be aware of:

1. The state of diversity in rowing is real bad.

2. Diversifying rowing (like working for equity anywhere) is hard work.

3. Many things have been accomplished to make rowing spaces more inclusive but we are not yet where we want to be.

The story of Green Lake Crew’s pilot STEM to Stern program launch is a perfect example of perseverance.

The George Pocock Rowing Foundation was founded in 1984, so that makes us 40 years old this year. If you’ve been with us for the entire time or you’re just learning about the Pocock Foundation today, here’s a brief overview of the work we do, 40 years later.

Stan Pocock would have turned 100 years old today, October 11th, 2023.

Veronica Nicacio is currently training for the 2024 Paris Olympics

"It's always been a dream of mine, when I first started I knew I had a long way to go," Nicacio said. "I still have much to improve on but am grateful for the opportunity and chance to perform at a higher competitive level. I'm also grateful for my family, friends and community for giving me the love and support to get me where I'm at now."

After a recent dinner with many rowing constituents from around the region hosted by USRowing, our Executive Director, Jenn Gibbons reflected on our sport, our organization, and our future.

Collective Regional Boathouse Power broadens audiences and introduces more young people to the sport

Erg Ed® awards Concept 2 grant to two new communities

After a meticulous grant application process, and a thorough analysis of all candidates who applied for an Erg Ed grant this year, we are pleased to announce new partnerships with the Cherokee County School District and Allatoona Rowing Association in Cherokee County, GA and School District 65 and North Channel Community Rowing in Evanston, IL. These awardees' community programs are creating more access to and forging a viable path for young people to experience the life-changing sport of rowing!