The Rowing program is designed to teach and promote the sport of rowing on campus, in the Iowa City and surrounding areas. Programs are designed for every skill level, from beginner to advanced. We offer learn to row sessions, adult, high school, and adaptive rowing programs. Have questions about our rowing program? Check our FAQ.
The P. Sue Beckwith, M.D., Boathouse is not available to be rented out. If you have questions about the Boathouse, please contact Athletics Facilities staff.
Learn to Row
Throughout the year, we offer Learn to Row sessions. We'll teach you the basics of rowing on a rowing machine and then you'll try out your new skills on the water.
Adult Rowing
We offer programming for UI students, faculty, staff, and community members. Athletes can compete as part of Hawkeye Community Rowing or practice with the team for exercise and to improve rowing skills.
Junior Rowing
We offer programming for juniors ages 12 and up. Rowing is a great sport to learn early - it's a full body workout, teaches teamwork, and there are many opportunities for collegiate rowing scholarships. Learn how to get involved here.
More Information
Along with our adult and junior rowing programs, we also offer Adaptive Rowing, a Winter Rowing program, and we host the Iowa Indoor Rowing Challenge every year in February.
Contact Us
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| Danelle Stipes | Assistant Director, Hawkeye Community Rowing
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| Amy Smith | Coordinator, Rowing
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