Welcome to the Fredericton Rowing Club (FRC) located on the Wolastoq (Saint John) River in Fredericton, New Brunswick's capital city, Wolastoq means the Beautiful River in the Maliseet language, while Wolastoqiyik means “the People of the Beautiful River”.


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COUNT DOWN HAS BEGUN


ON-WATER SEASON
STARTS
SAT, 20 MAY 2024*


* Start date is always contingent on water temperature reaching at least 10C (historically 3rd weekend in May) and river height dropping below 4m (current flow and dock accessibility)

UPCOMING
PRE-SEASON ACTIVITIES

1-21 MAY BOAT HOUSE RECONFIGURATION & INITIAL SETUP
6-21 MAY ROWER SAFETY REFRESHER TRAINING (Pool & Classroom Sessions (Awaiting confirm dates for AM sessions at Indoor Pool)
17-24 MAY DOCK LAUNCH (Phased and highly contingent on river height)
17-31 MAY PRACTICAL SAFETY BOAT OPERATOR & CREW TRAINING
7-9 JUNE NATIONAL COME TRY ROWING WEEKEND


FINAL PRE-SEASON "INDOOR" LEARN TO ROW

GET A HEAD START ON LEARNING TO ROW & TECHNIQUE PRIOR TO TRYING IT ON THE WATER

Duration: 4 sessions (25 & 26 May and 1 & 2 June 2024)
Day/Time: Sat and Sun 10:30am -12:00am
Location: Odell Park Lodge (Downstairs) or Small Craft Aquatic Centre (TBC)
Cost: $127.50 (includes Rowing Canada Aviron fee)

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Our Mission is to deliver and/or assist in the delivery of a variety of rowing programs, that provide diverse athletes the opportunity to learn, play, progress, train, and compete in the sport of rowing across the lifespan.


Our
Vision is a sustainable, diverse, and welcoming rowing community in Fredericton that positively contributes to the well-being (physical, mental, emotion, social) of participants and encourages participants to stay active across the lifespan, through the sport of rowing.

At the core of our mission and visions are these
Values:

  • Inclusion: Inclusion within the FRC means we are open to listening, working with, and learning about different viewpoints, and we welcome and respect differences. 
  • Diversity: Diversity within the FRC means we value rowing as a sport for everybody and where all are welcome, respected and supported to the best of our ability. 
  • Integrity: Integrity within the FRC means we are uncompromising in our ethical behaviour and in our commitment to transparency and honesty. 
  • Respect and Responsibility: Respect and responsibility within the FRC means we are in control and accountable for what we do and say. We treat others, through both words and actions, as we wish to be treated. We value our crew-mates and competitors, celebrating wins and winners with gratitude and grace, accepting all losses with dignity, seeing both results as learning opportunities.

LOCAL ROWING CONDITIONS