Artemis Rowing Club Closed

admin — Wed, 28 Sep 2022 19:53:21 +0000

Artemis Rowing Club has closed permanently.

Men’s Youth Double Earns a Bronze Medal at the 2022 Summer National Championships!

admin — Mon, 15 Jul 2019 23:41:00 +0000

Congratulations to Calder Fritz, Ralph Kasow, and Coach Aaron Kudatsky on successfully ending the 2022 racing season in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

Artemis Varsity Women’s team member signs with UT Austin

admin — Sun, 06 May 2018 18:13:14 +0000

Artemis Varsity team member, Nadja Yaroschuk signed with University of Texas Austin. Nadja learned to row at an Artemis Summer Learn to Row camp and joined the Novice team in 9th grade. Nadja loves rowing, and looks forward to continuing to row as a collegiate athlete in a D1 program. Nadja plans to major in Pre-Med. Artemis Rowing is proud of Nadja and wishes her continued success!

Two-week Rowing Trial

admin — Mon, 28 Aug 2017 22:40:52 +0000

Not sure if rowing is your thing? Come try it out for just two weeks! You can start anytime this fall. Fees will be applied towards fall registration if you choose to join the team. Artemis offers rowing programs for 6th through 12th grades, and no prior rowing experience is necessary. Discover your potential with Artemis Rowing! Scholarships are available.

Click here to join!

Summer Rowing Programs 2017

admin — Thu, 15 Jun 2017 20:46:46 +0000

Learn to Row Camps – Summer 2017

Our summer ‘Learn to Row’ program provides rising 6th to 12th graders with an introduction to rowing. The one week camps focus on the following:

Basics of the rowing stroke
Water safety and boat awareness
Conditioning, stretching and strength training
Introduction to training on the erg, the indoor rowing machine
Exposure to both sweep and sculling strokes
Establishing all the fundamental knowledge of crew
Enroll in multiple camps to build rowing skills and join our team in fall!

Weekly Camps:

Monday – Friday, 8:00am to 11:00am at our Jack London Aquatic Center boathouse
Beginner:
for those new to rowing
Experienced Beginner:
for those who have completed at least one week of Learn to Row

June 12 – 16 Beginner
June 19 – 23 Beginner
June 19 – 23 Experienced Beginner
July 10 – 14 Beginner
July 10 – 14 Experienced Beginner
July 17 – 21 Beginner
July 17 – 21 Experienced Beginner
July 31 – August 4 Beginner
July 31 – August 4 Experienced-Beginner
August 7 – 11 Beginner
August 7 – 11 Experienced-Beginner

Cost: Beginner — $275
Experienced Beginner — $250
Register here!

Learn to Row Day Delivers Inspiration

admin — Mon, 05 Jun 2017 20:13:47 +0000

USRowing’s National Learn to Row Day had something for everyone!

Susan Francia, 2-time Olympic Gold Medal rower, and Matthew Brown, Latitude 35 World record holder for the race across the Atlantic, inspired new Learn to Row guests and Artemis rowers alike! Artemis had hosted Learn to Row Day in conjunction with USRowing on June 3rd to kick off the summer rowing program.

Susan Francia, two-time Olympic gold medalist, speaking at Learn to Row day

Matthew Brown, Latitude 35 World record holder for crossing the Atlantic

Susan and Matthew sharing their awards and medals — and inspiring Artemis rowers!

Learning to row in eights

Artemis Takes Silver at Nationals

admin — Thu, 23 Jun 2016 22:46:32 +0000

The Artemis Lightweight 2x crew of Christine Hovermale and Hailey Mead raced strong at the US Rowing Youth Nationals in Princeton, NJ, on June 10th and 11th and came away with the Silver Medal and the right to be called the second fastest team in the Nation! Christine and Hailey breezed through the Heats and Semifinals with two wins by open water over the nearest other teams and moved on to the A Finals.

US Rowing, concerned about weather on Sunday the 12th, decided to conclude all finals a day early so the teams lined up on Saturday afternoon for the A Final. With one of the fastest starts in Youth Rowing, Christine and Hailey were quickly out on the front of the race by almost a length of open water to the next crew. They maintained the lead to the 1500 meter mark where the team from Seattle Rowing Club slowly started to reel them in and ultimately passed Artemis at the finish. As testimony to the speed of their race, the times of the first two lightweight boats would have been in the top five times when put up against the Open Weight 2x boats. Overall, a successful finish to the season!