Utah Crew will have a spring program running from March 1st - May 8th.  All rowing will be at the Great Salt Lake until we secure and set up our expected new launch site on California Avenue--just a short distance from our old site at Mardian. 

We plan to start the spring much as we ended the fall, rowing in small boats.  If the situation with COVID-19 continues to improve in Utah, we hope to be able to return to rowing in larger boats and even competing later in the spring.  Details on that will be shared when available.  For now, the plan is to offer two options for training:

• Cohort #1:  M,W,F 4-6 pm
• Cohort #2: T,Th 4-6 + Sa 9-11 am

We will continue with procedures based on guidelines from the CDC and US Rowing to minimize the risk of COVID-19 spread including capping the size of cohorts, using sanitizer, social distancing, and increasing ventilation.

Click on BOTH of the 2021 Spring Season "Call to Action" boxes below to:

1. Formally register.
2. Sign up for the days you want to train.

This winter we will again have land based training using ERGs, free weights, and calisthenics.   All training will be at the Bonneville Building at the Utah State Fair Park.  We will break the winter up into three sessions, and athletes can register for any one, two, or all three sessions.  The sessions run as follows:

• Session #1: November 16th - December 17th
• Session #2: January 4th - January 30th
• Session #3: February 1st - February 27th

We will offer training 3 days per week in either of two cohorts each week:  MWF or TThSa.  Training is from 4-6 pm weekdays and 9-11 am Saturday.

Athletes can register for the sessions they plan to participate in using links below, and Coach Linda will separately provide a sign-up sheet to indicate which cohort you'd like (MWF or TThSa).

We will be implementing procedures based on guidelines from the CDC and US Rowing to minimize the risk of COVID-19 spread including capping the size of cohorts, using sanitizer, social distancing, and increasing ventilation.

You can register for open seasons from other links on this home page.  To facilitate doing this, please note there are pre-requisites to registering that you should complete first:

1.  You need to complete our Swim Test and Medical Release forms and have them available to upload while registering.   Links to download blank forms are below.

2.  You need a US Rowing Association ID.  Here are instructions to get one:

Utah Crew requires every rowing to have a basic US Rowing membership. Go to http://www.usrowing.org/join-or-renew-membership/ and sign up. Make sure to enter the Utah Crew Club Code: KJ3AU. While signing up for membership, make sure you sign the US Rowing online waiver as part of the US Rowing signup process.

The Salt Lake Tribune published an article on rowing at Utah Crew, Waterford and Park City.  The article can be found here.

Utah Crew returns with two silver medals racing against Southwestern crews at the final race of the season, the San Diego Fall Classic.  Details can be found here.

Utah Crew takes fifth place among US Crews at the head of the Charles.  Details are here.

Kathleen Noble, a Lab Technician at the Huntsman Cancer Institute, who trains with Utah Crew is bound for Tokyo in 2020 for the Summer Olympic Games.  Details are here.

Great outing for Utah Crew at the 2018 Head of the Charles!  Details here.

Utah Crew had a very strong showing at the 2018 Wasatch Mountain Head.  Read details here.

Read full story here.

Utah Crew has received a generous grant to provide scholarships to rowers demonstrating economic need from The Salt Lake City Youth Athletic Grant Scholarship Fund at the Community Foundation of Utah. 

If you are interested in more information, please contact us at info@utahcrew.org.

Learn more here.