Youth Rowing

**** We are pleased to offer the links below for online registration for the 20-21 season. Due to coronavirus restrictions capacity is limited and registration is on a first come basis. ****

We require everyone to wear a face mask, social distance etc., as we depend on everyone’s cooperation to operate the rowing programs safely. Related to that, there’s no quarantine required when returning from domestic travel however, the latest information from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the CDC includes a recommendation for 14 days quarantine after international travel. Anyone returning from overseas must wait 14 days before attending a program at MBRC.

The CDC health questionnaire is attached. Please discuss it with your rower so they are prepared to answer the questions.

COVID 19 screening questionnaire

A Commitment to Excellence

JUNIOR ROWING PROGRAM

This is a competitive program and enrollment demands far more than mere attendance. We expect commitment, hard work and sacrifice from all the young men and women who choose to become part of the program. In return, our athletes earn a spot in the most successful youth rowing program in the Southeast and carry on a tradition of winning and commitment to competition at the highest levels of youth sport.

Opportunities for the Future

Our rowers’ success also provides a pathway to wonderful collegiate opportunities. Statistics show that 100% of our graduating seniors went on to top notch universities and 92% stated that rowing at MBRC helped them get into the college of their choice.

Many collegiate coaches from prestigious institutions such as Harvard, Boston University and University of Connecticut use their training trips to Miami Beach as an opportunity to seek out promising athletes.

Row with Champions

Take your rowing to the next level, be it novice, intermediate, or advanced. Train at the best rowing venue in South Florida. Be part of the great tradition of MBRC!

Coaching includes but not limited to:

• On the water intensive coaching, improvement on technical skills, racing skills & strategy
• Off the water video reviewing, erg testing skills, effective coxing and rowing specific weight lifting and cardiovascular training.

MBRC is a World Class, state-of-the-art rowing facility with:

• Home of NCAA DII Champions Barry University 2015, 2016
• Winter/Spring training base for Yale University, Fordham University, LaSalle University, Philadelphia University, University of Connecticut, Louisville University
• Home club of Olympians Robin Prendes (London 2012, Rio 2016), Viktor Grebennykov (London 2012), Boban Rankovic (Sydney 2000)
• Home training base for Paraguayan national team U23 single Alejandra Alonso, rows for MBRC
• Winter training base for French national team pair Dorian Mortelette and Germain Chardin with coach Sebastien Bel, December 2015
• Pre-Olympic training base (Rio 2016) for Indian national team single Bhokanal Dattu with coach Paul Mokha, June 2016

COMPETITIVE JUNIOR PROGRAM

MBRC’s youth program is one of the most successful in the country. Boys and girls in 8th – 12th grades train up to six days a week and typically compete throughout the school year. The fall season runs from September to December. The spring season begins in January and runs through April, with an extended season for athletes qualifying for championship regattas if available. A one month try-out period is available for new rowers.

This is a recreational program for students in 6th and 7th grade. It runs once a week on Wednesdays from 4:30 – 6:30pm. Space is very limited.

https://miamibeachrowingclub.sportngin.com/register/form/798383826

Congratulations to the 2018 Regional and State Champions!

Isabella & Olivia Larder SE Regional Champions!

Boys Lightweight 8+ Florida State Champions!

Nicolle Alvarez, Gabriel Somek, Paul Siska, Filippo Gallian, Alex Pulciani, Artem Mishin, Alexandre Da Silva, Thomas O’Shaughnessy, Luke Druckman.

MBRC at Youth National Championships 2018, Sacramento

MBRC capped a great season by qualifying two boats for US Rowing Youth National Championships! Congratulations to the MBRC rowers and coaches!

• The girls’ double placed 6th in the A Final
• The boys Lightweight 8+ placed 4^th in the B Final