The West Side Rowing Club held their annual Head of the Niagara and Wright Regatta last weekend. Hundreds turned out to watch local University and High School rowers compete. The course is along the scenic Niagara River in the Black Rock Canal. Rowers would endure a 2.5 mile run under both the Ferry Street Lift and the Peace Bridge. Some of the teams that competed this year were City Honors School, Mount St Mary's Academy, Nardin Academy, Nichols School, St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute and West Side Juniors. It was a perfect day for rowing and congratulations to all the competitors that competed. A special thank you goes out to all the volunteers that made the Head of Niagara such a huge success.
Highlight Video from the Head of the Niagara Regatta Below!
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Photos from the Head of the Niagara Regatta Below!
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Crew Camp provides hands on introduction to the sport of rowing
for kids between the ages of 12 and 15. Crew Campers will learn basic rowing
technique and boat moving skills, both on land and on the water, in a fun and
low intensity environment. The Camp meets Monday through Friday from 8:30
am until 12 noon each day and no experience is needed to join. Each Camp
session will end with a special Regatta (race) and cookout.
Highlight Video from Summer Camp Below!
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