PRINCE WILLIAM CREW ASSOCIATION, INC.
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OXFORD BOATHOUSE (PWCA) - Reopening to support summer rowing opportunitees June 29th.
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Ever since the spring season was canceled, it has been our goal to get our athletes back on the water. Accounting for the unprecedented challenges of COVID-19 and social distancing we are pleased to be able to offer a summer training program for our athletes designed and run by Prince William Crew.  Visit pwcacamps.org or follow links provided for additional information.​

Fall 2020 Programs - Approved by County Officials
Youth Rowing
 
We believe that our youth rowing programs foster positive and cooperative relationships between kids from all walks of life and supports development of life-long leadership, personal accountability, and team-building skills. Rowing is the platform for personal growth, self-expression and the exploration of the body and mind in a supportive and team-oriented environment. We think that no other athletic endeavor for kids is as effective in combining these facets of personal growth so intimately or compellingly.
​Prince Willian Crew (PWC) hosts summer junior rowing programs for 7th through 12th grade students.
In the fall, rowing programs are available to students from 8th through 12th grade.
UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROGRAMMING:  
​​2020 Fall Registration is Open:  
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While Social Distancing guidelines remain in place – We will provide a majority of our programming in Singles (1x), however there are circumstances that allow participation in multi-seat boats provided same household/residence.


  • Level 1 – Intro to Sculling:  For individuals (13 to 18 year-old) without sculling experience who are seeking an introduction to the sport.  The ratio is one coach to two rowers.  Instruction will be basic scull rowing skills.   A Swim Test Certificate and a current (within the past 12 months) physical are required.  More information and registration
 
  • Level 2 – Novice Sculling:  Must have at least completed Level 1: Intro to Sculling or other sculling camps. For (13 to 18 years old) rowers that have completed a full spring high school novice season OR rising 9th graders with previous fall experience.  The ratio is one coach to four rowers.  Instruction will be basic sculling rowing skills.  A Swim Test Certificate on file either with the school team or PWC and a current (within the past 12 months) physical are required.  More information and registration
 
  • Level 3 – Developmental Sculling:  For experienced sculling rowers. Must have completed at least Level 1: Intro to Sculling or with previous competitive sculling experience. For rowers that have completed at least 2 competitive spring seasons OR received authorization from their Level 2 Coach OR received authorization from their Level 1 Coach.  The ratio is one coach to six rowers.  A Swim Test Certificate on file either with the school team or PWC and a current (within the past 12 months) physical are required.  More information and registration

  • U-23 COLLEGIATE SCULLING PROGRAM:  The focus is on rowing skills in a sculling single.  The coach to rower ratio is one coach to six rowers.  Instruction will be developmental with the goal of improving technical skills.  Program is for those U-23 and below.  High School Athletes wishing to particapate in program must first get approval from Coaching Staff.  More information and registration

  • (NEW) Private Lesson:  A personalized private lesson is a great way to develop your skill.  Our certified rowing instructors will give you one-on-one lessons tailored to your individual goals and needs, whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your skill.  Private instruction is for you if you are looking to:
    • Learn to row but cannot make a class or would rather an individual setting.
    • Gain confidence in a single scull
    • Receive individualized coaching
    • Switch up your usual rowing routing
    • Improve your technique, fitness and results​​​

​                More information and registration
 
  • (NEW) Semi-Private:  Do you like the benefits of group rowing, but want the individualized attention of private instruction.  Semi-private and group lessons give you the best of both worlds.  By rowing together in a double (semi-private) or a quad (group), your coach will be able to focus on the dynamics of your boat as you work to not only improve your own technique but combine as a team to create an effective, dynamic stroke and boat speed.  More information and registration

                     Due to current Covid – 19 mandates – Boats larger than singles are restricted to “same household”.
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  • Private Lessons Scheduling:  Each lesson is scheduled at your convenience, availability of the coach, and equipment on a not to interfere basis with calendar programming.   A Swim Test Certificate and a current (within the past 12 months) physical are required.

LOCATION:
Oxford House Boathouse at the Lake Ridge Park Marina
12350 Cotton Mill Drive, Woodbridge, VA 22192.


PAPERWORK:  The following paperwork is required to participate.
Sports Physical - We suggest VHSL Physical if you plan to participate in School Athletics in 20/21 

High School:  VHSL HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL FORM–Rev Feb 2017
Middle School:  PWCS MIDDLE SCHOOL PHYSICAL FORM

Swim Test Certification:  PWCA Swim Test Certification Form
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CONTACT INFORMATION
For bad weather days during session hours, call Programs Administrator.
Boathouse – 703-491-5754 (during session hours)
Programs Administrator, Renee’ Johnson: 571-330-7089
Email:
 
pwcarowingcamp@gmail.com

Prince William Crew (PWC) reserves the right to cancel a camp/program/session due to lack of registrations.  Advanced notice will be given if minimums are not met.  In the event of a cancellation you will be provided options to include refund for anyone who'd already made a payment.

Prince William Crew Association (PWCA) is not a Department, Program or Agency of Prince William County Parks & Recreation or Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) but a separate legal entity comprised of  Member Booster Organizations and other supporters of the Prince William Crew Association (PWCA).   Prince William Parks & Recreation and Prince William County Public Schools do not control or endorse the content and is not responsible for any advertising or other material contained in Prince William Crew Association publications or on its web site.
Copyright PWCA© 2020
​Prince William Crew Association, Inc.

  • Home
  • About pwca
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  • About Rowing
    • The Boat
    • Rowing Terms
    • Why we row
    • The Stroke
  • PWC
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    • Support >
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