Learn to Row: 6th and 7th graders
Middle School: 8th graders
Novice: The length of Novice eligibility is defined by 2 seasons of rowing starting at the 9th grade, including upper grades. No rowing experience is required to join the Novice Team. A Novice who starts in the fall, and also rows in the spring will have completed their Novice eligibility. Novices who start in the spring would return to the Novice team in the fall, then move to the varsity in the following spring.
Varsity: Athletes who have completed two seasons of the Novice program or, as an upperclass student, has been invited by the varsity coach to join the varsity team.
VARSITY Program |
Registration Completed to Participate | Dates of Program |
Varsity | Wednesday, August 23 at 11:59 pm | August 28 - October 27 |
Captains Practices (voluntary) | August 21 - 25 | |
Scholarship Awards and Financial Aid Applications |
Wednesday, August 23 at 11:59 pm |
RETURNING NOVICES & NEW ATHLETES Program |
Registration Completed to Participate | Dates of Program |
Novice
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Friday, September 1 at 11:59pm Friday, September 1 at 11:59pm |
August 28 - October 27 |
Scholarship Awards and |
Friday, September 1 at 11:59pm
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RETURNING and NEW Program |
Registration Completed to Participate |
Dates of Program |
Learn to Row | Wednesday, September 6 at 11:59 pm |
September 11 - October 13 |
NOTE: There will be no reduction in fee if an athlete joins late.
Bare Hill Rowing Association is committed to the safety, welfare, education and standards of conduct of its members. We are dedicated to providing a healthy, safe and supportive environment for all rowers to learn, compete and excel in the sport of rowing.
BHRA affirms its commitment to those principles through participation in the SafeSport campaign, adopted in conjunction with USRowing and the United States Olympic Committee. Find the BHRA SafeSport Policy, below.
Each season we will be following COVID-19 protocols consistent with all current state, local and USRowing guidelines. Please see our protocol documents, below.
BHRA likewise sets forth important information in its Parent and Rower Handbook. BHRA is guided by the policies and procedures, including disciplinary procedures, of The Bromfield School as set forth in the school Handbook.
All athletes and parents should read and familiarize themselves with these important documents which govern program operations:
BHRA Parent and Rower Handbook