
Registration now open!
LEARN-TO-ROW CAMPS
Learn-to-Row camp is perfect for first time rowers! Our one-week camps are designed to introduce athletes to the sport of rowing and the community at Olentangy Rowing Club.
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No prior rowing experience necessary
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Open to incoming 8th-12th graders
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Monday - Friday 8:00-10:00 am
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Five available camp dates to fit your summer schedule
Reserve your spot today!
Welcome to Olentangy Rowing Club
This is where aspiring athletes in 8th to 12th grade can immerse themselves in the exciting world of competitive rowing, with no prior rowing experience required. Located in the heart of central Ohio, our club proudly invites students from a diverse array of public, private, and parochial schools, including those in the Olentangy, Delaware, Worthington, Dublin, Westerville, and home-school communities.

Experience Olentangy Rowing Club
We believe that passion and determination matter more than prior experience. Our team welcomes teen rowers of all skill levels, from beginners eager to learn to seasoned athletes looking to refine their competitive edge.
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Comprehensive Training
Our dedicated coaches provide top-notch training, focusing on technique, teamwork, and personal development. With a strong emphasis on safety and skill-building, athletes will not only learn how to row but also how to excel in a competitive environment.
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Competitive Opportunities
As part of our commitment to fostering a competitive spirit, we participate in various local and national regattas. Rowers will have the chance to showcase their skills, build camaraderie, and experience the thrill of competition.
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Community & Friendship
Joining Olentangy Rowing Club means becoming part of a supportive community. Through teamwork and shared experiences on the water, lifelong friendships are formed.

Offering a Path to Collegiate Rowing
Olentangy Rowing Club athletes have thrived at many NCAA programs including Ohio State, Virginia, Texas, Wisconsin, Syracuse, San Diego, Indiana, Michigan State, Tennessee, Stetson, and many more! All of them first learned to row during their middle or high school years.



