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Private Rowing Clubs
Along with two club teams, the Pocock Rowing Center also houses three private rowing clubs. These clubs are open to new members, but also each have their own individual identity and rowing focus.
Charley McIntyre Rowing Club
CMRC is a masters coed recreational sculling club which combines sculling with lively conversation and camaraderie. We schedule rowing sessions 3x each week with flexible participation. The CMRC uses the George Pocock/ Thames Waterman sculling style and we scull in quads, doubles and singles.
Contact
Herb Berry: kshcberry@comcast.net
Ancient Mariners Rowing Club
AMRC welcomes and invites senior masters rowers to experience a dynamic, inclusive program designed to meet both fitness and competitive needs.
The Club was formed in 1989. The “Mariners” share a well-regarded national status among men’s masters rowing teams with numerous world, national and regional titles. A full-time coach is employed to aid the rowers in honing their racing skills. The Club welcomes both sweep rowers and scullers, although the emphasis is generally on sweep rowing.
AMRC is one of the original Pocock Rowing Center tenants with a fleet of state-of-the-art rowing shells manufactured for the Mariners by Pocock Racing Shells, Inc. The fleet includes: 2 coxed 8s, a coxed 4 and two straight fours. Team member’s ownership of various singles and doubles also enables the coach to satisfy most daily boating assignments.
AMRC welcomes experienced sweep rowers or scullers. Please accept a cordial invitation to come row with the Ancient Mariners. You will be welcomed by athletes from their 50s to their 80s from all walks of life with a common passion for sweep rowing and sculling at a competitive level.
Contact
Kriss Sjoblom: 206-860-3893
Montlake Rowing Club
Montlake Rowing Club is dedicated to competitive sweep rowing and sculling. They recently celebrated the merger of Interlochen Rowing Club and former Seattle Yacht Club into our a new team. They participate in major rowing events locally, on the West Coast and internationally. They are recognized for the fun and good sportsmanship of our members and are committed to introducing other women to the sport.