I want to row. 
Now what?

1) "Get in touch" with us (fill out the form to the right)
2) Join the Adults ("Masters")

3) Sign up to row with your HS or MS friends this Spring​

  • Register for Winter Middle School Training (coming Nov)

  • Register for Winter High School Training (coming Nov)

  • Register for Winter Adult Training (coming Nov)

3) Attend a Learn-to-Row Camp

  • Fill out the form to the right and ask about upcoming LTR camps for next Spring & Summer.

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About WBC

The Williamsburg Boat Club is a community rowing non-profit organization that strives to provide rowing experiences to anyone who wants to row.  We have learning-to-row experiences, camps, competitions, social events, banquets, winter training, and rowing practices for people from middle school to senior citizens.

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We are proud of all that we have accomplished over the years.  With our leadership dating back to 2006, the club has grown over the years from solely an adult program to over 200 members represented by middle schoolers, high schoolers, and adults. Hundreds have benefitted from our presence here on the Virginia Peninsula over the years, including college students who have returned to row with us during the summer and/or who have returned to Williamsburg to row with our Adults/Masters. 

 

Located in James City County on the banks of the Chickahominy River, our club partners with the Chickahominy Riverfront Park to provide an amazing rowing experience on the River.  The past few months have seen the coastline of the River change a bit.  Part of James City County's master plan to shore up erosion along the Chickahominy River has created some very beneficial outcomes for viewing future WBC Regattas. (Pictures will be posted soon).  The entire Western coastline of the park will have amazing views of our races.  We can't wait to SEE our rowers on the water.

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Thank you to everyone who has supported us through the past year (2020).  Whether you donated money, volunteered, coached, or supported those who did, we can't express enough how we appreciate everything you've done to keep our "doors" open and our club to not only survive this pandemic, but to thrive as a community non-profit this past year.

The Board

WBC is a not-for-profit organization. Accommodating people who want to row means procuring more and better equipment each season.

 

Help us grow.

iCrew Instructions

  • In order to see your practice sessions show up in you iCrew Attendance Plan, you have to make sure the correct TEAMS are in your profile.  After logging in, either on your phone or on the computer, click the TEAMS tab and Add the correct TEAM(s) to your profile.  Make sure you Save the page if it asks and then look at your attendance plan and you will see the practices populated in that page.

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Thanks to our Donors & 2020Sponsors

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2020 GoFundMe

Raised $6900 to help WBC Stay Afloat.  Thank you to the below donors.  We are so thankful to have such an amazing community.

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Amber Spicer, Marks & Cox Family, L T Hall Whaley, Bruce Lifka, Karol Hochman, Alan & Chris Hochman, Howie Hagan, Patricia Dwyer, Anonymous, Kate Fredericks, Spencer Rice, KJ Lembke, Mary Riemersma, Anonymous, Owens Family, Anonymous, Bob & Kathy Spicer, Thomas & Ellen Fithian, Virginia Carey, Alli & Ryan King, Beth Stamper, The Murphy Family, Sarah Berry, Cox Family, Anonymous, Adam Lifka, Anonymous, Anonymous, Ben Marks & Family, Anonymous, Vishton & Stevens Family, Blinn Family, Anonymous, Margaret & Michael Stiglitz, Sarah & Jennie Wells, Liam Carr, Susan Thacker-Gwaltney, James Brunson, The Zeytonnian Family, The Murphy Family, Shayna Walker, Robin Morrison Caldwell, Tim Barnard, Ginny Wertman, Christine Payne, The Murphy Family, The Murphy Family

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I want to also recognize the Calkins family for providing the maintenance for all of the safety launches during our seasons.