Utah Crew Fundraiser
Please consider making a tax deductible donation for building a shade structure and providing drinking waterduring our very hot summer training sessions at our main rowing center.
Coaching Positions
Join us and coach athletes amidst a backdrop of snow-capped mountains in beautiful Salt Lake City. Send resume and references to info@utahcrew.org.
Steps to Take Before Starting Registration
Before registering, please note there are pre-requisites to registering that you should complete first:
1. You need to complete our Swim Test and Medical Release forms and have them available to upload while registering.
2. You need a US Rowing Association ID. Here are instructions to get one:
Utah Crew requires every rower to have a basic US Rowing membership. Go to https://www.usrowing.org/join-or-renew-membership/ to sign up. Make sure to enter the Utah Crew Club Code: KJ3AU. While signing up for membership, make sure you sign the US Rowing online waiver as part of the US Rowing signup process.
*Swim Test not required for Winter Indoor Training or Salt Lake Indoor Rowing Championship.
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Financial Assistance Available!
Utah Crew strives to create an environment in which anyone who wants to row, can row. State and locally funded Youth Athletic Grant Scholarships may be available to athletes who qualify for free or reduced lunch programs or Medicaid. When scholarship funding through state or local grants is not available, Utah Crew will continue to evaluate all scholarship requests by local area rowers demonstrating economic need.
In addition, we work with athletes and their families to ensure all rowers are able to participate, regardless of the above eligibility requirements.
If you are a rower interested in more information or would like to apply for financial assistance, please contact us at info@utahcrew.org.
Winter Training Registration
Our Winter Training program is open to exerienced and new rowers as well as those looking for fun and effective crosstraining. Workouts will include sessions on rowing machines, weight lifting and body weight exercises. Winter training is divided into three sessions.
Session 1: Nov 18 - Dec 20
Session 2: Jan 6 - Jan 31
Session 3: Feb 1 - Mar 1
You can register for one, two, or all three, $150 per session or $350 for all three.
Days and times: MWF 4 - 6 PM, Sat 9 - 11 AM
Location: Wasatch Building, Utah State Fairpark, 155 N 1000 W, SLC.
(The Wasatch Building is the first building on the left as you enter the main gate to the Fairpark. Turn left through the white gate and go past the building to park. Enter through the door on the southeast corner of the building.)
Four First Place Finishes at Head of the Schuylkill
Utah Crew competed this weekend at the 54th annual Thomas Eakins Head of the Schuylkill Regatta in Philadelphia, PA. This year’s race competitors were from 282 rowing clubs across the US and seven countries with 2274 boats racing. The racecourse is 2.5 miles along the tree-lined Schuylkill River, finishing just upstream of historic Boathouse Row. Utah Crew won four of the eight events entered and finished third in a fifth. This was Utah Crew’s second trip to Head of the Schuylkill where their previous best finish was fifth place in the Women’s Varsity High School Quad.
The weekend started with Eden Fisher of Park City taking first place in the Women’s Collegiate Single Scull with a time of 16:31.6. Conditions were challenging with rough water on Saturday due to a 15 mph cross tail wind. Edie had rowed with Utah Crew’s High Performance Camps in the summers of 2023 and 2024 and returned to row with Utah Crew while taking a gap year after graduating from Phillips Exeter Academy this past spring.
On Sunday conditions were perfect with temperatures in the 50s and a light tail wind. Utah Crew’s entry in the Men’s High School Double Scull (Frosh/Novice) of Riley Cook (Senior – Farmington HS) and Tadd Snowder (Junior – Hillcrest HS) took first place with a time of 14:38.0. The Women’s High School Double Scull (Frosh/Novice) of Tayte Swenson and Libby Anderson (both Seniors at Park City HS) won their event with a time of 16:22.9.
Utah Crew’s Women’s Varsity Quadruple Scull finished first out of a field of 27 entries with a time of 14:03.1 and won the Paul Coomes Cup. The boat was comprised of Emily Hilker (Senior – Highland HS), Elena Guevera (Senior – West HS), Tate Horsley (Senior - East HS), and Roisin Knor-Brogran (Senior – West HS). Roisin deftly steered around two boats that had collided in front of her just 200 meters before the finish line. The entry in the Women’s JV Quad finished third, although that result is under protest as the winning crew did not follow entry rules. Utah Crew’s JV boat of Katherine Parker (Freshman – West HS), Audrey Goodworth (Sophomore – Brighton HS), Regina Englund (Junior – Skyline HS), and Emily Maughan (Senior – Highland HS) had a time of 14:44.0, 9/10th of a second behind powerhouse Row America Rye in second place.
Contact Coach Linda Iqbal lsiqbal@aol.com
Utah Crew Wins Two Medals at Regionals and Qualifies Two Boats for Youth Nationals
May 6, 2024
Utah Crew competed this weekend at the 2024 USRowing Southwest Youth Championships, winning two medals and qualifying two boats for the 2024 Youth National Championships. Thirty-three teams from across the Southwest competed in the Southwest Championships held on Lake Natoma in Sacramento CA from May 3 through May 5. This was Utah Crew’s best showing ever at the regional championships, advancing all nine entries out of the preliminary round, winning two bronze medals and earning automatic qualification for two boats to the USRowing Youth National Championships.
Single sculler Cristobal Verdugo, an exchange student from Chile currently attending West High School, finished fourth in the time trial with 14 boats advancing to semifinals. He finished second in his semifinal and third in the final, winning a bronze medal with a time of 7:56.98, only 0.12 seconds out of second place. Cristobal also earned an automatic entry to Youth Nationals.
The Men’s Club Four with Coxswain of Edwin Lowsma (Park City HS), Stefan Neugebauer (West HS), Riley Cook (Farmington HS), Santiago Trias (East HS) and coxswain Ella Barrow (Highland HS) finished first in their time trial and third in the final. These bronze medals were the first medals won by Utah Crew at the USRowing Southwest Championships.
The Men’s Under 17 Quadruple Scull of Shaler Mahan (Rowland Hall), Tagg Perreca (Skyline HS), Frederick Neugebauer (West HS) and Kavi Agarwal (Judge Memorial) came third in their time trial. After severe weather caused cancellation of the majority of the Saturday semifinals, the Utah Crew quad rowed to a fourth place finish in the final, just out of the medals but earning a bid to Youth Nationals.
The 2024 USRowing Youth National Championships are being held at Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota Florida June 6 through June 9.
Utah Crew is a non-profit rowing club supported through program tuition, grants and charitable donations from the community, and is the only youth rowing program in Utah. Utah Crew is open to anyone ages 13 to 18. Coaches strive to develop each athlete to his or her full potential within an environment of safety, fun, and increasing levels of challenge. There are no tryouts and no cuts. The only requirements are that participants demonstrate proficiency in swimming by passing the swim test and agree to follow the Utah Crew Code of Conduct. Financial assistance is available for those who qualify for free or reduced price school lunch.
Contact Coach Linda Iqbal lsiqbal@aol.com
Utah Crew Schedule Fall 2024
Head of the Schuylkill
October 26-27
Schuylkill River, Philadelphia, PA
San Diego Fall Classic
November 10
Crown Point Park, San Diego, CA
Utah Crew at USRowing Youth Nationals
KSLTV.com ran an article on Utah Crew's participation at USRowing Youth Nations. Read the article here.
Salt Lake Tribune writes about Olympian Kathleen Noble
The Salt Lake Tribune recently interviewed Kathleen Noble, the first rower to represent Uganda at the Olympics, and her coaches, Linda and Ahsan. Read the article here.
Salt Lake Tribune writes about rowing in Utah
The Salt Lake Tribune published an article on rowing at Utah Crew, Waterford and Park City.
The article can be found here.
Utah Crew
Utah Crew is a non profit rowing club that provides recreational and competitive rowing programs for youth ages 13-18. We are supported by parents and community donations.
Utah Crew is truly a great fit for those looking to cultivate their athleticism and make life long friends. Rowing is the ultimate team sport and not only helps kids to enhance their fitness, but also their community and social skills through racing and team bonding. Novices (those with no prior rowing experience) are encouraged to join our recreational or racing team.
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Ways to Support Utah Crew
DIRECT YOUR SMITH'S CHARITABLE REWARDS TO UTAH CREW HERE: Create or log in to Smith's Account. Under "Community/Smith's Inspiring Donations" use organization # 74907
Updates & News
7 Entries and 7 Wins! Photos Report on Wasatch Mountain Head Race on September 22, 2018 Waterford, Fort Collins (FC), and Utah Crew (UC) competed today in junior events at the Wasatch Mountain Head Race in lovely Park City, Utah. Utah Crew had another successful regatta with 7 wins. All our boats won their races,…
UC Successfully Defends Brine Shrimp Cup! Utah Crew hosted the 2018 Brine Shrimp Sprints with competitors joining us from Park City Rowing Academy Juniors and Masters teams and from Waterford. All the athletes proved their mettle rowing in cold and wet conditions for May. Utah Crew successfully defended the cup winning the overall team…
Utah Crew Tops with 8 Entries for Today’s Race UPDATE ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2017: Photos here! UPDATE ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2017: Here are final results. UPDATE @ 1 PM MOUNTAIN TIME: I am hearing unofficially that the Boys Novice 4 and Novice Single both got first place! PRE-RACE POST: The team headed out after practice…
Another successful event Sixteen Utah Crew rowers, several family members, Coach Linda and her husband, and two dogs (Corona and Mr. Bubbles) headed up to Moon Lake in the Uintas this weekend for team building and some fantastic rowing! The weather was great with sunny days and cool nights and only a few off-and-on showers.…
Placing second in their heat with just .001 seconds to spare, our women’s pair of Zoe Glasgow and Samantha Kelsey became the first ever Utah Crew team boat to make the grand finals at Southwest Regional Championships and only the second ever after Max Milavetz in the M1x last year. Zoe and Sam placed 6th…
Utah Crew competed at the Mountain West Youth Rowing Championships on May 13th and walked away with a haul of gold and silver medals and two provisional qualifications for Youth Nationals despite being one of the smallest clubs there. It was great day! See full results here (https://www.regattacentral.com/regatta/results/5196_8709.pdf) and see below for placement. 16 hours…
In Utah Crew’s first ever international competition, our M4+ made it to the final four of the Britannia Challenge Cup of the 2016 Henley Royal Regatta. Making semi-finals day at Henley is a rare accomplishment for any rower, with over 12 crews eliminated in just our event. Rowers Tyler Stevens, Harrison Unruh, Maxwell Milavetz, Samuel…
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Utah Outdoor Recreation Grant
The California Avenue Rowing Center was made possible in part by a grant from the Utah Office of Outdoor Recreation.
Reagan Outdoor
Regan Outdoor is a generous supporter of Utah Crew, helping us spread the word and reach out to our community!
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