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  Long Beach Junior Crew competed at the 2018 Youth National Rowing Championships in Rancho Cordova, California on June 8th – 10th  just outside Sacramento. In order to qualify for this regatta, crews from all over the country had to … Continue reading →

The LBJC team competed at the Southwest Regional Youth Rowing Championships in Rancho Cordova, CA last weekend.   The event is a large three-day regatta that serves as the regional championship and draws crews from many different states, but predominantly from … Continue reading →

Long Beach Junior Crew offers Summer Learn To Row Camps from June 18 – August 24.  The camps are for kids 12-18 years old who are interested in learning how to row and getting some great exercise outside on the … Continue reading →

  Winter camp starts on Dec. 26 and goes until Jan.5  (Tuesday – Friday) from 8:00am until 12:30pm. The camps are for boys and girls ages 12-18. Space is limited so please sign up now! Registration below:  

Long Beach Junior Crew had 22 athletes travel to Sarasota, Florida  on June 9 to compete in the U.S. Youth National Rowing championships. Each crew competing at the national championship regatta had qualified for the event by finishing in the … Continue reading →

Long Beach Junior Crew wrapped up a successful weekend of racing in Sacramento on Sunday afternoon. The Southwest Regional Junior Rowing Championships serves as a championship for Arizona, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Hawaii and California.   This is not only … Continue reading →

Our Spring Break Learn-to-Row Camp will take place from April 17 – 21, Monday through Friday from 8:00am – 12:30am. The camp is for kids 12 – 18 years old for beginners to intermediate level. No previous rowing experience is … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that LBJC will have a 7th and 8th grade Junior High School Rowing Program in place starting Monday, February 20th.   Practices will be Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 4pm – 6pm. If you would like more … Continue reading →