We look forward to hosting our TCU Rowing Alumni and supporters for a full day of events on Saturday April 27th. Things kick off at 10am at our Beach St Boat House with an Alumni “fun row”.
Then 5:45pm for a 6pm start, we will be holding our formal Banquet at the Kelly Alumni Center, located at “2820 Stadium Dr”. Please see the Campus map below for more details and the location of the parking garage. Dress for the event will be semi-formal.
We will be traveling down memory lane with Rowing members from past years sharing stories as well as an update from our current Team on all that is currently happening with the Team.
Tickets will be $20 per person which will include dinner. We will also be sure to get a group photo of all TCU Alumni and current rowers. We are really looking forward to seeing you all on Saturday Aprils 27th. Row Frogs.
Here is a link to purchase your tickets. If you are buying several tickets just drop down to select the number you wish to buy. Your name will be on the list at the door so you will not need a physical ticket.
https://tcu-10th-anniversary-banquet.cheddarup.com
Here is where the Kelly Alumni Center is located on Campus. You have two parking options: 1st is just across from the BLUU on the south side of the Kelly Center, if that is full there is a 2nd option a “free”parking garage just to the north of the Kelly Center.
Above is the layout for the Banquet. Below are some highlights from previous Annual Banquets.
We are always welcoming new rowers to the Team!
Do you want to represent TCU. Join the Rowing TEAM and compete against UT, Baylor, Texas A&M and other University Rowing Teams in the region. No rowing experience necessary to join – we will train you! Please fill out the information below and a coach will contact you to answer any of your questions.
How TCU Rowing fits into US Collegiate Rowing.
TCU is a student lead and run Rowing Program, that utilizes volunteer Coaches from the Fort Worth Rowing Club. TCU goal is to be the top University Club Rowing Team in Texas.
TCU is part of the American Collegiate Rowing Association (ACRA), which is one of the governing bodies for University Club Rowing Programs in the United States. ACRA governs all the Club College Rowing Programs. The are many well established Club programs that have a full time coaching Staff.
The other two Governing Bodies are:
1- National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA): This is all the Title 9 for “Open Women” Athletic Rowing Programs. Under NCAA rules, Division I and Division II schools can offer scholarships to athletes for playing a sport.
2- Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA). Governs intercollegiate rowing between varsity Varsity men’s heavyweight, men’s lightweight, and women’s lightweight rowing programs across the United States. This is the oldest association and dates back to 1894. In the IRAs are some of most famous Rowing programs from the North East like Harvard and the North West, like famous Washington Crew who’s story was told of them rowing in the 1936 Olympics in “The Boys in the Boat”.
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