Our NRR policy is to allow out-of-town rowers visiting our area to use our boats on a short-term basis without charging them a fee.  We only require that you first connect with a staff or board member who will show you around our site and have you sign a waiver.  Email us for more information about our club and/or to contact a staff or board member. You can locate directions to our site and links to our board members' email addresses on our "Contact Us" page.

Boys’ Cadet Quad, race 4C
6th, 5:37.12
4: Matthew Burke
3: Tommy Murray
2: Sean McMenamin
1: Jake Tennant

Girls’ Cadet Quad, race 5A
5th, 6:42.06
4: Annabelle Kaeli
3: Gretchen Richardson
2: Elisa Zikoff
1: Samantha Kelly

Race 5C
4th, 5:46.66
4: Jacqueline Cade
3: Keely Treubert
2: Amanda Kuras
1: Melissa Capano

6th, 6:04.72
4: Anna Goddard
3: Emma Scales
2: Whitney Shyposh
1: Madeline Bonavita

Boys’ U17 Colt Double, 12F
1st, 5:41.02
2: Michal Stachura
1: Christopher Nolan

Girls’ Cadet Double, 13A
5th, 7:35.10
2: Elizabeth Masacone
1: Hope Maguire

Boys’ Cadet Double, 14A
3rd, 5:31.46
2: Trey McAuliffe
1: Patrick Antonucci

Full results can be viewed here.

IF YOU WANT TO RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP, JOIN FOR THE FIRST TIME, AND/OR REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS, FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS:

Note: you need to be registered with Regatta Central to complete an application.
- Go to www.RegattaCentral.com
- Click on the “CLUBS” tab on the top of the web page
- You will see a listing of various clubs supported by Regatta Central. Scroll down and select Navesink River Rowing
- You have a choice of selecting Donations/Fundraising, Memberships, or Programs & Classes
- Click on your membership or program of interest and follow the prompts
Membership family discount: If two people from the same household register together, at check-out, type FAMILY2017 as the coupon code.

BELOW ARE DIRECT LINKS TO OUR SUMMER PROGRAMS. 

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE EMAIL.

The start of the new rowing season is growing near, and many of us will be going out in singles in about two months.  Here is a good article to help us rig our singles properly so that we enjoy our on-water sessions even more: "Rigging Your Single Scull" 

• Wash your boat on boat stretchers, not on the boat racks. Racked boats tend to get only the outward-facing side washed well and some surfaces may not get touched at all.
• Rinse off the mud and sand before using a sponge and soap. This removes particles that would otherwise scratch the finish. Then use a sponge and soapy water to clean the boat, followed by a final rinse. If needed, environment-friendly soap is stored in the shed and a little in the bucket goes a long way.
• Be sure to rinse out the cockpit and boat shoes. Likewise, clean the seat tracks of sand to extend the life of the seat wheels. If your boat has a self-bailer (such as the Maas 24 I-boats), rinse it as well.  Dirty self-bailers will leak.  To prevent corrosion, rinse the oarlocks to remove any salt water that may have gotten around the pins.
• Don’t forget to wash the oars. Hose them down from handle to blade.