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Spring and early summer rains mean higher than average water levels and fast-moving flows at the Beach St location. Before heading out to row, please refer to the USGS river level graphs located on the Rowing Safety page. The Trinity River height should be 16' or below. Safety comes first, so please be mindful of water conditions and plan to row with a buddy whenever possible.
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Saturday, October 17, thirty-one athletes from the FWRC members, TCU Rowing Team, White Rock Rowing Club and Dallas Rowing Club participated in the 3,000m SteerHead Training Event. The majority of rowers were from the TCU team, but many master athletes, both novice and veteran, raced in the event. View the race results: https://www.crewtimer.com/regatta/ecbcxvvx Thanks to all for pitching in and getting all the required tasks accomplished. Special acknowledgments:
Due to increasing concerns related to the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), the Fort Worth Rowing Club has elected to cancel all Learn to Row activities. Students registered for upcoming Learn to Row classes may request a refund or leave on account for credit toward future class sessions. For the most up to date Coronavirus (COVID-19) news and information, please visit one of the following resources:  The Henley on Trinity event scheduled for Saturday, June 8 has been cancelled. The Trinity River’s water flow and height are too great, to be able to safely hold Henley on Trinity. Thanks to Pat for all his preparations for the event, as well as to those who volunteered to help out.
During the annual club meeting, FWRC president Andy Papp presented member Lee Smith with a new sign for the Beach Street location as part of a surprise boathouse dedication ceremony. Watch the video to see club members and Lee's family celebrate and honor Lee. Club member Steve Phillips did an outstanding job representing the FWRC, as he earned two first place medal on Feb 2nd, at the “ERG Sprints” in Alexandria, VA. These victories were in the 2,000m & 500m ERG Sprints. The Alexandria competition had over 1,500 racers. Congratulations also goes out to the TCU athletes who participated in the SWEAT in Dallas on Saturday, February 2.
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