Congratulations to those that completed bow coxswain training under the organization of Kathleen Sailer, co-coxing skills of Kathy...

Fellow Rats, here's all you need to know to enjoy our newest boat. It's presently named the Eric Gill; give some thought to what its new...

This year’s Regatta challenge started well before the horn went off. The logistics due to COVID restrictions called for some creative...

Well what can be said about 2020? The Year of the Rat turned into the Year of the Bat, leaving us all dazed, confused and quarantined....

What a glorious day for HOTL, considering the  weather anxiety LWRC must face, holding a race of this magnitude in November! A big thanks...

Log of the RIRSC trip to Budapest for the International Master’s Regatta September 2019 more pictures here Elevan RIRSC rowers (Connie,...

Another fun year at the Sequim Bay Reach & Row for Hospice event. Some of us were late to the starting line. Some of us had to back up...

Although the Wooden Boat regatta is an annual event, this year felt a little different. I noticed lots of new faces who are quickly...

Initially just a “ham’n’egger” (boats contain sweep rowers drawn from different clubs), the nice folks at Kitsap Rowing Association ...

After a cold wet morning, the fog lifted for ideal rowing conditions – relatively flat water and nice cool temps for rowing....

Ever a source of inspiration, the intrepid rowers of  Port Townsend (and Seattle) all entered (and finished!) this year’s...

What a difference a year makes! Last year the weather was so bad, the Rats didn’t even make it across the Hood Canal bridge, and the...

This was a totally new and totally delightful event nestled in the scenic (and calm!) waters of Sequim Bay hosted by the SBYC. Here was...

For all of Debra Feinmans photos go here For all of Patti Hoyeki’s photos go here “Husky Challenger” 28:57  Jana-cox, ZoeAnn, Ann W,...

After wringing out the remaining wind from last year’s regatta, the sun came out, the wind died down and everyone had fun. Thank you...

Photos by Peggy and Kate Franco. (read about the regatta here) Standing at the end of the road near the ski lift, the intrepid set of...

It was a bit rougher than last year. Times were a bit slower and crews were definitely wetter but it was a fun challenge and thank heaven...

In the midst of rain, clouds, darkness, Stan Pocock (or maybe Neptune?) opened the skies for a glorious day for the de-naming of the...

We are honored to announce that on May 6 at 10am (at our boathouse) one of the last shells Stan built for the Olympics will be renamed...

Photo by Marilynn Goo What threatened to be a cancellation (or at least a soggy repeat of last year) turned into a lovely sunny day,...